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Newspaper Page Text.FIJI MR i . 4 HTf.aLMAaai W VIIA:METTEFRMER; " 'Anctfnt Lakeiof Ohn.j A Professor, donier, Bute Geologist at Oregon, Is giving a series o( lectures in Portland, uni of which re reported in the Ortgmfon. That paper eayat, , The subject tor the sixth lecture was " Tbe Ancient Lakes o( onr Interior," and many (os nil remain, taken from Tarlone points In our Btate, both eaat and west of the Cascade moan tains, were exhibited by the speaker to anb atanttate' his theory that the great sea onoe cOTered all this coast, and extended clear to the borders of Kansas. - Several facta hare been proved In prior 10 tnres. Among them were First The whole Paclflo slope was onoaasea bed, a fact proven by the presence of rocks in all parts 'containing shells of animals known to nave lnnaoiiea in sea only. Second That the pressure that elevated or raisea mis country np oni 01 ins water came from the l'aclflo ocean. This was demonstrated bv the inclination of the strata or lavers which bore any Indications of having been disturbed since ineir aeposu. ine loiusor suaia indi cate the direction in which the lorce.that tilted them np was applied, so that there waa no dan ger of mistake on this point. Third That the l'aclflo ocean Is now deeper than It once was, which waa shown by sonnd ing made In the vicinity of coral reefs. Corals never work In water deeper than 125 to ISO feet, while their reefs are often found to exceed ten thousand feet down. That the settling of the bed of tho ooean has kept pace with the rise of the reefs is tho theory upon which this waa ex plained. Fourth That the settling of the bed of the ocean was the result of cooling of the earth's crust. This process of cooling would crumple the earth's surface just as the shrinkage of an apple would leave the skin wrinkled In Ioldt. Ho the settling of that pirt of tho earth's crust constituting the ooesn'a bed would neces sitate the upheaval of other portions, as In the falling In of one part of an arch, other parte are pushed outward. In this process, the press, urs would be greater where iber was the most water, and If we go a thousand miles to the north, where the l'aclflo ocean If the narrowest, we find the mountains lowost, or if we go two thousand mile southward, we find opposite the vastly wide part of the ocean, the very high mountains of the Andes.- The raclfio coast consists of threo great plains. From the first or southern alone the waters which once covered them were drained by the Colorado river. From the central plain the Haters were gradually dried np by evapor ation, while from the northern slope tha vast body ol water that once covered It waa carried off by the chaunal of the Columbia. We infer that when the ranees of disturbance operated, the strata had all been deposited. If we find two of these strata upheaved or cruni- iled, and a third overlying these, not ao up leaved, we infer that this stratum Las been deiKiilled sine the causes which produced the iinhcaval of the other two were in operation. The npfoldlng of the earth's crust which form ed the lllue Mountains, in the eastern part of our State, began In the eocene period, was quite active In the eocene-tertiary, and ceased iu the pliocene and since thst time no great convulilona have taken place. In tho days of these upfoldlngs there were no mammoths, and none of their remains are found in the rocks of the eocene period. The Vine Mountains have not been connected with the older parts of the contlueut by the withdrawal of the water. These mountains were the nnclens of what now constitutes Oregon, and were the first part which appeared as dry land, though aome parts ol Bouthern Oregon wero very old, and further explorations might upset this theory of the oreatest antiauitr btlomrlnrr to the lllue Mount ain rrgiou. Iu those days, plant life waa leaves. Many of these brauchleta are still pre served in inerocts, in a petrmea lorm. The surface In the vicinity of these moun tains is generally of volcanlo material, though granite and basalt are frequently found, The heat produced by tli pressure from seaward sometimes changed the appearance and chemi cal character of the rocks on lb coast. Tha Coast Itanga contains many more indications of being an old oasl-up sea bed tbau do the lllue Mountains or the Cascades. The upturned edges ol the folded strata can be seen along the western foot of the Cascade and eastern foot ol the coast range. These strata dish under the Wallomet Valley, and the same extend northward to Bltka and southerly beyond Ban Francisco. The Deschutes river flows through a baaaltlo rock, in soma places over thre thousand feet thick, the southern through basin or oil lake-bed. Oolng east ward from the Deschutes, we come to John Day's river, ' At the great bead in this last stream'the' basalt only capped the hills; the great molten bed which bad flowed out of the Cascade mountains, cooling aa It traveled, waa three thousand feet thick at Dstobute sad only a few feet thick at John Day's, From the high bUI lot JUi bend ot John Dy ons can sea for 'sixty miles one of tb most" beautiful collections of rocks on, the globe, They are of all forms and all colors. These .'rocks indicate the fact that a atream of lava onoa ran through this Usi,' visible from1 lhbill named. The! basin la the bed of an olJlak.f In liar found many enrioua remains, among1 them those of the three-hoofed herse and camels. Many of the same animals existed In Oregon In the pliocene-tertiary period, that art now found ip Asia Tha speaker concluded by expressing bis confidence la this theory of the comparatively moderaorltof'aiaa.ihoatJaJka'Udiagfot human bones In sny period would not upset a single article in his cnadj II bad out, aa yet, beeu permitted to visit Bouthern Oreson. and exploratloa In' tba.fregldnj might discover great dVatt'awaa to b Un ld .'country, remaps oiaer man ins - inns-? mountains. Standing on 8penoer'sIJutte,snd looking over a large portion of Linn, Benton.fl'olk, "sod Yamhill counties,' on can bat teal the. oonvlo tion that th vast are bfoi him was once an inland sea, 'and, similar Impressions are felt when looking at the country from John Day's Hill, In , Eastern Oregon, and the Yakima HlghU In Washington Territory. , . Tb next lecture will be on "Borfao Facta in Oregon," and will treat of the conra of rim and inonaUlrt'Tne ahd'tb glacial theories. Corm a a DlsiwiCTairry-'lb onwopol irtwn wrir, awe . wimm, saw svonvv, isvss of the most powerful meanl,"not 'only ol Ten dering animal ana fieauianavi inuosuons, but of actually desUoyingtntin7 "A room in vuitunniiiiiMi miaunq -uvan vi urtwj r position bad been kept tor lime, Untly deprived, of all tuitlt on s apes fofie roaster oaattr being earned invowgn u containing tie nound of newlr roasted ef.n la a anottitr room the effluvium occasioned by.th clearing out of aceaspoolso that asrpbarelttf' hydro- gen and araawia coniq ucKn oelected, waa entirely removed within half a minute on tb tniploymrat of tar oauoos of fresh coffee, Tbebestssadaot ssuigit as a disinfectant is to dry '-tb raw bean, pound it in a mortar, and then roast th powder oa a modWaUly heated iron plat, until it assumes a dark brown ha, when It is ready lor us. It Bast, bowaver, bis remembered that tb coffe, to be IZl AmoniZf.W'wii. !.h.Tww z Quarterly Jtttim, tolls tho Hollow $. ' Th.'y.w' . Cbeluu: 1 -o!j about Naar-od-decn. "tho how ..i'...,. ..i .1,1 (,. i,..n,i... i.i..i i ii. of so manv eooJ, Jokes:" when ho "had effectual, anouwoepenecuy par. Auuiiaraua dirty yellow, ot greenlaa color, jour. 0 Ap rubbish will only soaks matters worst. p'tej Science. ) SBgaVtlnrOrgano'SubtUheei.iU J Sugar, until a comparatively recent date, supposed to exist only In' certain vegetables, has more recently been found a very general concomitant of vegetable, and, to a certain ex tant, of animal life. It exists nrinolnallv in the form of cane sugar, or crystalliiablasugsr, grape sugKr, ur giucune. ana lectin, or sugar Ol milK. In the first form it Is, found most abundantly In the sugar cane; In' sorghum, which is, how ever, in fact, only a variety of the sugar cane; in the beet, and In tho aap of th maple tree, from all of which it is manufactured In large quantities. Indian corn haa also been tried as a producer of sugar, and In th Patent Office reports for 18U are itlven. bv Mr. Webb, the results of some experiments with corn-stalks. Oood sugar can be mad from corn, but not In quantitiea to mas tbe crop profitable, as com pared with other crops which might be pro duced upon the same land. Tha aeoond form of sugar, Is partially nn crystallizable, and exists largely In tho grape, bene Its name, grape sugar. It exists however, In the juice of msny ripe fruits, and to It they owe their sweetness. Also, In the nectarifer ous glands ot flowers, and in connection with another uncrystallizible form of angar, similar to the brown syrup of tbe sugarcane, and with certain odorous, jiiojiuj and waxy matters It constitutes honey. The third form, laclln. exists onlr In tha milk ot mammalia, from which it uuy La separated by a chemical nrooess. llv action of hot dilute acias, it may ue convened imo glucose. Ulu cos is sleo produced in tho human organism by the liver In a healthy state, and secreted abnormally In the disease known as diabetes. The starch of grain Is, by fermentation, con verted Into glucose, and from this to alcohol. -,....- . v . . si. a. rem, a arrencn stixuu, has recently been examining: the leaves of lbs crane vine. as well as other leaves, and finds they contain, besides n quantity of sugir in the iuterverted state (sucre inltrvrrll), a considerable nuantltv of cane sugar. Cherry and pencil leaves also contain both cane sugar ami glucose. In M. l'rtit'a tests, ho found that a kilogramme of peach leaven contained 33 grammes of can au gur, and 12 grammes of glucose. It Is highly irouaiiie, lust sugar, in oue ol Its forms, exists u theleavesof,ailcast.allfrult.bcarluK nlants. -trllaan. A Modern Eve and Her Apple. A professor's wlfo, who occupied herself sometimes in assisting lior husband In making casts of interesting objects ot geo logy nud natural history, also for her own pleasuro sometimes mode iloacrs ami fruit of wax and other materials; bat notwith standing that alia had become quito a suc cessful expert In this lino, she found that almost always her efforts were criticised by her friends. Onco she passed a largo npplo round, and stated her confidence that this tiruo sho had been quito success ful In her imitation of naturo's product; but lior friends were, as usual, not of her opinion. Ono criticised tho sliapo, saying it would bo mora natural if it woro not so globular; another critieisod tho colors, and said that it was better than othor Imi tations, but sho had not quito hit that natural, indcseribablo peculiarity which distinguishes tho natural apples from tho imitations; almost every ono had somo fault to find. Altar the aptdo had b:cn pissed round and had como into her hands spin, sho ate it without saying anything. Iter friends had been criticising a real applo. assumed for tho nonce of the ofllco of imam, ho one Friday ascended thomimlar, or pulpit, ot the principal moaquo of tho city ot Cairo, and thus addressed tho as sembled congregation: 'O niv noonlol do tou know what I am about to say to joa?" Tho pooplo naturally said: 'So, O imam, wo uo notr -men, earn riasr-cu-uoen, 'it Is useless for mo to try to teach people so ignorant.' And he descended the steps of the pulpit, On tho following Friday the mosque was crowded with the faithful, when Nasr-ed-deen again began: 'O my people! do you know what I am about to say to you? And tb'o people, mlnfnl ol their previous experience replied: 'Yes, O imam, we do!, Tnen,' sold Nasr-ed deon, 'it ia needless that I'should' repeat' it to yon.' And he descended the steps ot the pulpit. On tho third Friday Nasr-ed-docn addressed a yet more numerous audience than before with the samp qnestion; and ths people; after some hesitation, cried, in reply: '0 imam, soma of us do, and somo 'let those who know toll Ihoso who do not ot us do notl' 'Then,' said Nasr-txl-deon, know. And he desoeaued the stops of the pulpit." J - , Alaska Coil Lakds. A bill to provide for the extension of the United State system of land surveys over the Territory of Alaska, has been (rained, but baa bean-pipped , In, tha bud by opposition front tha, Jnllprleerimeot. Last winter a bill for tb sale 'ot Coal lands'was pawed, and provision wss made ao that tracta iu unsurvejed land could i neicl uy peporniing a certain amount of work and continuing the same until th surveys were mad, -when the holder would have tha nrafemd slant of eutrv to th land. A number of speculators, who headquarters are In SanFranclnco, succeeded ta gelling the coal fields .qt Alaska Included within the Act. They have tanned companies and dispatched a(snt)itntake-paaaaon of )arf tracta of the tueal valuable cxaal liana's in this Territory, the cxisteaw if which, is, only known to a i.wnienSinrtjowr'ln order to )er feet tbelr grabs, they expect Congress to pass a bill to extend the surveys over, them. Com nilsJoBferiDrtrnTsmond kiss addfeseid aj letter M Benator Mitchell iu opposition to th acbem. There are moors also ol a combination lo con trol and monopolise tha resource of that Territory, but there is a disposition among sasmbers of Congveaa to Invastlgsle them all. A-xaovemeut will b mad toward having a I Matmlslouer appointed to examine tb whole subject sad at the asms ttni to report upon t. -.. In MrttUI. n Sl-ak Hmm Vnm P.m. pny J, f olfllUng Its contract with the Governor. -tl clxctiox or 8iuwox (Jail. It often happens that tha grain met within couuueic ui ue gram met wiiu in couuueic tch from proper car not having been iwnruol Jul taken lapreserving.it during tb winter months, lunng in winier, monins, a damaged during its car or from As bavin! nib! triage, If brought from distsn.t couptry. . It is, therefore, a moat faipociant matter tor, ! eri- culturist, before purckasiag a batch of grain, to enaura UaaaeJt o( ita, soundness A aloible means oi deteosla vbstaer tb (grain Is at lor hatching is to step a pinch of it iu wsUr healed to a botSag poUst, If aouns, tha egg will im- mediately aaavaua'xuM'lilao1 color; it, on tb other band, ta aval .Is bod. it will turn. after immersion la boiling wsier, sn ash, or The Mining 'and Scientific Plress Marching Onward, Oar cartful ptom of complUnf ladlolomlf con dtn.lnir. and conTenluillr urwigLoif Into rtfuUrd pirtmcQU, hi been burtitr nlorMti. It render th lper worth mora to readers, who can And handily tha which tntsMTiU them mod. Tha weekly ltraea of UiaPaxs. will contain relUbla Information for Practical Miners. Treating on tha Opening of MJaea. Ulnioi of Ore UtlllDi of Ore Bmeltlog of Oreo Separation and touting of Ore. Amalgamation Having of Oolduid all precioua Metali j New rrocewesi o( Me tallnrgjt Maw Dlecoreiiea of lllneti Mining Engineering and Ur dranllce. a For Inventors, Mechanics and Manufac turers. All new and Important development In Scientific fend liethanttal rrogrM. PaU-nu and Invention of th raclfio Btate i Progrei of Home Iiido.tr. t Hint for Local Manufactarer i Iiluatratlon of New M. chlnerjri Report of Pvpnfar Bclentlfio and lodiutrlal tcisrese Our Mining Summary Otveatheprocree of mining work from week to week In th varlona count! and district thronghoni th principal mining irgton of tb United Stat, arranged In alphabetloal ordir. It lath most eilemlv reoord of mining operation! published In the world. II aflbrd lb intelligent miner a rare opportunity to know and htvdi dt am wnrz suia sinriiiifi 01 nisi nitiiaB. Miner bv few eouror of practical labtrmalion la their calling, and ihould embrace every reliable mean at home and abroad, weekly etaxnln our Bnmmary with iur iniDnjTriDVDi. aiuiiBaT UDersuira grna ttnuinMiiri. iuuTT?u uiMnn matt jiruui Our "Domestic Economy" mbr ace new and Important fact which hoold ba kuown In every cabin and bnuaehold. Bhort and Inter eating tbe article under thl heading are freely read awiu frax.ui.u wim rvni uu ioiniTeiiMDi o iue reaa ere. Tbe Psim 1 not itrlrtlya ' piper for prufculotul, clcntiflo men, but rather a Liberal and Popular Scientific Journal. Well calculeted to rnii practically Mlentlflo men from our Intellicunt mate i Thl 1 our trunchold fuf m. coinpllihlng gtl. Plain, correct and plMalng language. rsFiiw vuiu'IVUrHiv7U UJ 11, CVUBUSJU UlVfllf Q IUUI1 article, I our endeavor. For - Self-Improvement, Every lun of thaPatea abounla wltb article of an elefatlng character, to Btlmulata th higher virtue and nature and pregreMlve intellect ol both men and women. Hundreds of Dollars An ofUntlme aaved to tbe reader of tbia mm bv a aUiRlc hint or article of Information tn He column. Huh lnetance hiv been reiealeUly rcpurtad to th dltonand proprietor during tbelr long cuiunxllou with th PUB. Onr paper preaent The New and Novel Developments In th ptvgrcMof thl comparatively new aectlon (if tb Union (but recently Milled and now rapidly IncnaMlug with a population of the tnott lntelllgint and ventun svime people, attracted from nearly every quitter and clime on the globe), enable ua, wllu due euterprlM, to dleplay vigor and treehnee la our column not met with In aliullar Journals elsewhere. Th earn clrcucu tance also render locb a paper more f,cUl)y valu able to lie rtader In a new, aud to a certain measure, untried field, wbei tb bt methods and procesae of Industry are not ao well eetabllbel or tradlUunallv known aln older eommunltle. Published ci,erlunca often aav costly 2perlaeut and dleastivua result. A Great Variety of Industrial Information, In brief and fresh form, suited to tb want end taete of th reader of thl coast, which 1 not obtalnsbl otherwise so timely, or in so cheap and convenient form. Aianlndustrisl publication, meeting tb want of so many kindred Industrie, thl JouruaJ stand pre eminent and without a precedent. BUbacrltitlon titrable in advance 14 ter annum filagl copies, pott paid, 10 cent. Address DEWEY & CO., Mixino anil Barmrio Faxsa and 1'actno Re an. rasas Office, 338 Montgomery Bl.,8. 1'. RANCHOS FOR SALE ON A LONG TIME. TbwnitTPARklMCIIO.aUotMnLoth tide of th risnt An IUver, between Anaheim (Lo Angvlt- county) and tb town of Ban Henurdlno, containing 3J.T1T acre, of which a lart propvtlon la level and adapted t grain, general agrlcultnre, grapre, iul. tropics! fruits, etc. rb famous "lUversid Colony, founded by Judge Xorth, embrace a porten of th cast end of thl ttancbo. Also, for aale, tb Itancho "LA BICBllA BEPUL. VlliA, adJolnlLg on th outha4, and containing 17,709 acre. Th Bowthara Ovatlaayd lUllroad will naoeaaarllv laaa through or very near th J urupo llancho. m Annlvtii i i. ' ' v ALPBED ROBINBON;TruaU. t J MAHKKr ttrilKKT, H, C. corner of Montgomery, r-. BIBBIN8 CO.s 403 Kearny street Ban Francisco. tagocisi mm tq ataatu no it a niBnm.j i peal exUnalvely ia Country Property. "WANTKD-rARUS TO fltLL AKD LEABE. iii KAiint Fsrmjt OnutlnaT Inda and Tula Land) BrtV.ly Throughout tb Oogat, j VOIl NALH. gam A Well.lmproved Farai.of 160 Acres. S riVE k i'ltALF MILE8 lHOU BACIUUENTO. Th Improvement loclul two Dwelling llousea. large Hero, blacksmith and Carpenter Bhope, Tool Hbed, loultry Uonaes, a good aUM Orchard and a 1 lne yard of 30 acre! most of tb vibe produced grape It pui smioiii m or iwTuia, app'T JalT.lm aV. V. . UPBOK, Sacramento. I t.C TO BENT' An Improved Farm Inclu Hog a Vineyard about on mllefro)UpOJiy.. AiWtra i 'r P. H. BUMMEn, 911 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Or Paclflo Aural Pre Omc. Buy Rwl .Ltfate whlle.'at Low Ratet. MlQlCATaa-tTioxTOTt, cuur, ) y -On Otn Map 4, rormlas sboel bslf ef . block I ronUas oa lb. broMl slip tliasMI of IlaUCtl wUl'b, i lews. la bu. Uau JaaasMiMas ta U. buvOTZJsaulas los to ewaw. Boom is, o. fl bllfjafr.sj j r. tj.II 1 VahkblaDalry Kit GrtiM Itinlh - KIt N.vt-K,0 Is Bsa alsUn OoiastritTinnrMas too aciM.'too srrt. nUr ealUrstioB.aoa all will welted aswt saUuo. tiaUrlalwtv ltainfl, ., S0r.Jm JO. W. JOIUJAK, . C Mr. Clr a4 trmt M. bM rnacUea. .tiH.i tviiapsrasawi aWwsH'ir sw eaawsja- tssstf.sjaau wisss sJI We aMfiawr (suiauja MH(lLunt ULtU( lerut atNift me VrikMreraisjBbww4iilaJe4tetws llvdwar fciad-w east More e Laattiaar.is usiUef sum mutr pUe; Fa partievisra, aajtr of UUAS.Al4r1cjlB.lua atusuMi.a.l r.aa. lrlm HOP BOOTS FOR SAIL . I ksv. a lot ol ckois. HOP BOOTS, aa4 also kMllhr ujniBijuiv sets. o sale U'Lowasa kaTas. orOrs aur aiw4 taroask Sown Co ollk. aval rvsw. aaa rimaosnoi sows Xvmtus, Sactaamlai or to sae. riaadawi Hoar, Wiiuimoa, OpUs! CALTHT T. UU, SuJw.M Slv4as METROPOLITAN NURSERY. MILLER & SIEVER9, Propr's. W. in now essr tor sst. a oo. aswrtmeat ef NEW AND tURE FLOWERING & ORNAMENTAL PLANTS, SHRUBS AMD TREES, IN OOOD AND UKALTUI OOND1TION. ALSO A CUOICE COLLEOTIOH OF rL0WBINQ BULBS AND SEEDS, (Nstlr. sad forrtro ) Oar c.ttlofn. U now rvsdr, and Is th. moil tstnlv. to puolUbrd uu tlilt Oouli wa will forward 11 In. to sllsppllcuils. HurMrisa ou Lombard sad OhMtunl ilmli, nnr Lukta slrvtt. .1 tb. tcnulbus of tb new CJtr strvct lallrosd, riorsl Slid seed depot. No. 27 Tost sttvet. Bkq frsnclaco. Lftter. bj Msll or esprm. wilt rcsch lis. Jia Mtr.LKR SIEVERS. PETAL'S HUBBERIE8. Fruit, Ornamental and Evergreen Trees, Sllnl'DS AND TLANTS, YrgtttM. snd Flower Srds, Oneabous. sad Bedding mum, ruuiKui iu ol in. niM.1 ueilltull smut! ar. now ntdf and for sal. blue aim a otuer vaiiieties or xcuALYrri's. JSaiwM Ilaat. rr OarSea Vfalkt. Hat, af all Ik. JTew oa. Old Varl.tlM. Oorrepond with m, and, If poiutbl., eom. and se. tor trees, eta. Alt orders will receive prompt sttentlon. Addreest A. D. PRYAL, Oakland, Alsmeda Co., Cl. DEPOT AND SUED STOllE-llrosdwer, eppuelle I lie City ItsUiNamrir and areenbouee, 3H nillee north of Oeiltnd, and one mile from Oeklsnd lion, ltellroed denot at Tcineeti.1. iloUnicel colteclore tn sit parts ot lb. world sn r quested lo eorrvepond. 2Sva-tt BAY NURSERY, ;jy OAKLAND, OIL. (ErUblUhe4 In 181J , JAMES HUTCHISON Prop'r, mil ron BtLE, wnoLESAB and ntmiL, an Immenae atock of Krergreen Tnr, Ornameutal Bbrub ana Flowering Planta, aultable for tb tMuarrra tury, rarlorwlnduWrfloweritanlen, lawn, vaaea, rock arlea.benglnjt baikite, fvrnerlea, etc. Ooniprttng In fart, Camellae, Uagnolla, Dapbne, AreucarUa.Yorraa, Vahrflated Auavee. Ibwe. Pucbalaa. Oarnatlvna. Eu.a Irptua Acactaa, Prpimra. Opreaa, Pine. Junlpcra, uwuar or Leuanon, etc. new ana rare mama 1 rare planta a peclal Jralera ami nnreerymen ennpllM at low rate, iyaeiDin,iuuiuiaea(TUiipnu i otberBulb. Cbolc lowir Bevti,Uarvliuanl Lawn beed,fnhantl genuine. ZTf-am KING'S NURSERY, ELM Street, between TelfSTtpu Arena, snd Droslwsy, Oakland, Cat. aniix house tlants, EVLIIO KEEN Til EE1, BlIIIDDt, ROSEH, ETC. loO.WJO IIONTEIIEr Stfl OVrilEoi TI1EE4. A auprrior ptock of lam attrtl AUHTIULIAN OUM TULW. lQcluUlitft-rUCLTPTla (lLOllULUH (lllue Oum) eatrafln atreet an4 abade tree. KUCALTITl'H viut.nAi.is uotu auri Tery jHJpuiar, AUAOIan In variety, uouierey 1'inne, iawaon Ui a Opreaa, etc, etc. ururra aiicnaru w, AuureMi M. KINO, NurMryman, OAKLAND, GAL. FRUIT TREES. ALSO, R1IADE. OIlNaMEXTAL AND EVElianEKN Trersi, Hbrubautirianta, wltb all rIUer veorral pro ductlon of the .Nursery and OaMen. riraWlaae two year oH Apple Tree at ISu lr KM, and all other Tree ftntl Plant at correaiwnJIug low rat. Pine Lvrrtrrwn rtowu In boxe anl pou, warranttxi In any locality. All Tre and Plant w arrant M tru to name. Oaab or fruaxl reference rauat accouiiny all order. Louibanly Puplars, 1 H to 3 loch tree. 2) cU. eacb. E. PABSONS fc CO., Nurryman nd FlorlaU, K street, between eta and Via, BACUAMtNTO, CAL, . atMm PEACH AND PLUM TREES. KE.Kir Or THE I1EAT VAniETIEH m Of Poftttiaa aad Ave bf 11 The Flnley P.eb, uu..i. ar- as.Jii- b- a i..... i l. .... sewvia;!. r rwvaiwHB reveraaituaie .ar HI. vWfl7s ,sa WW l,iv. a i a in Hnaal sat (I iis nTVF iMiRf ncssr inq pjnor io in nai i ine om ? ri.ite) It la the bl (or eftaaiMaal bipibar. aa4 brine i doubli Uiinil " Dlli.l MIIU IB lUAIfcwt. UiVfri ?Uj tilled freibfruin tiNur ttrr, . u prewptlj niliA.I IHJMI.TUUa, P. U. Ik. i l,hacramaBtw,Cat, T. CORLEY, NUI18ERYMAN& FLORIST. . Th underalgned baa cunatantlr nn hand a n CsO larr ftjworttuent of finest PRUIT. MIADK L UJ AhU OBNAMt-NTAL TUXtS, IfLOVMCKrt. " UJ HIlHCIia. POT 1L1.HT8, lcM of the t4( "Q OC Trle4 and cbolc decrl('tloo, wblrb be aella ka at loweet rate. Tree and Plauts securely lacked to trarel any dlaianre. Tba uudrr. Pfl slned,betnff a PIUCT1CAL MHMKUVMAM, - as offrrablaacrrlce for laying out of sardine, v' 13 ploU.etc. CtO C0 T. CORLEY. Iv7'9m No, 813 Waablngton (., Han Pranclsco. SEEDS! SEEDS! OHOi off ifcra. I am now rvotlvlos a cbolc. coltectloa of Vegetable, Agricultural, and Flower Seeds, OonUlnlef alt tb. UEHT verietles, and MlKtedvltb STeat rare, ' , ALFALFA! A cbolc quality of California grow lb. Grass and Oloyor Seeds. KanTrckr Plfv Oaaaa, Lsouaai Itra Uaaee, Hbd Tor, OacHUto Oeaae, TlMtflMT, MsagufTf HD CtOtKB, Wnrta Clots, 'T lOIt f ALK AT WHOLUALE OR HKTAIU ' QUO jr. MILVEMTUU, Jfo, B17 Wainartoil StrMt. rt-iyiip iax ruAjrcuoo. ICiXafsst Kirsfss! lOixirss! ror bstcblD. from rttlsol. tnlln elotk; OB. oi ib.oiaeet um I"! Jirue ui yiuw tred pualtf 111 toe tolled Sletee. M . ' FALLON SEVENTH A!fD OU STS , OAKLAND, Offers fveU Esse from tbe following verletle. of to. Ul 1 Usnt aa4 Dark Brahma, Buff, Partalda. and WnlU Oocbla, 0panate)4, aold.n and B!W.r Poli.b, Bpansl.d, Oold.o and Bllv.r Hamburaa, Pur. Wbtt(acd Block BpanUh, BtlklM. Oasa. aUaaonis, WtUU Brown, BUv. Orar aTeralaa aa4 M.odana, AjrUsaiuy aa4 Bonn Dtuka, , Brooa Turar taa Urs-aert la OoUtomla- luo.CUXtTU COl'NTT WUtTE HOS. C8IEA HOS. tli-tf ISpt 3& ) IESTAUUB1IU) IN IISll New York Seed Warehouse, R. J. TRUMBULL, 427 Suieoroe itrect,...., .Ban Prancleco, WvoixaiLB add IUtau. DxaLu IX eVaaK ,1asTsaal';fTSaflrf' j-7li Dutch Bulboun Roots. Plowrina; Plant). OrnamenUl Shrub. Fruit nud Shade Troea. ato. Keep onataatlr on band a lariru and freah atock ol Tettetabl and Field Bord of all valoakle kind. Chili and Oiuroaiiu ALTALr. of l it quality, In On an title to ault, at tbe lowest market rates HisaQVTT (lnaaa, Kmttcrt Duti naaaa, Obchako Oaaae. Rao Tor Ouu. ItTi Oaiaa, Tihotht Qbum, rtxiMtiKo BEsoron Ltwua, Miirn audIUdClotm Skko. ate. Afftot for (liuf'i Bciri.TaoriCAL PnnrTnraa.whlcb are olTrred at Nursery price, free of freight charge to San ErancUro. TorarlUcdeetrtnA lo purchaae any t bin In (he abov line. I will send any of any cetalojw rnxn of ciunac. IIclb Catai.ooc now naJy. bsMiTiiorioAL Cat Loora reailT Nerv.lat. li ttn-ra.T ttiniliviiruir etubraclnf Heed ol all lb valuable Tartetle. Flower Injf Planta, Ornamental Bhrub. Fruit and Khade Tree, etc.. ready Not. 1Mb. R. . TRUMMULL, lavtVdm.lOp 427 Bausom it., Han Francisco. ALFALFA! Fur Rale, rliolce lot of (In CALlFOtVtU.OUOWS ALFALFA, In lots) to anil, fr caab, at market ratea. Our Reed, unlike that liuporlM from Chile, la dne and fro from ltuattrd or otbvr fcreln ared, Yegftable, flower aud Or bawd, tic, 50,000 Ramlo Plants; 100 000 Gam Trees. Fine rttnta. Tree, II lib, and all article In th line, frrtti an t food. Splendid Stock, at th old Btaod E. B. KOORK. Saedaman PtorUt, ASA WiaabllMltM Hi.. MAN FANri)CO. IWBEND )OR CATALOQUK. Heutf Improve Your Poultry. It OoaU 2ao Mora to Keep Oood FowU than afoor una a i 8K.ND STAMP FOR 1IXU8TIUTED CIH0ULAB Ooutalnlnf a full dearrlptlon of all tha beat known and moat profllbl Fowl In tb cuuntry to OEOROE B. BATILEY, Importer and Dreader of Illooded Fowl, and aiteot fur th Povltbt Wo a 14), a ruaiitbly luaituln devutinl an tirely to Poultry tell bow lo kecpiuwte for pleuur and rilOFIT, Hubacrlptlo only l. per yew. Ad J re a OEO. S. BAYIaET, Dos 059, Ran Franrlaco. jail tf PACIFIC LAMP MANUFACTORY. Now SXlitliior Ac tH JMirlitsi. llito.Sin 'Villi JJ1CMX SEWING MACHINE! THE NEW IMPROVED FLORENCE. BACK FEED AND SIDE FEED. Tb Uibteat running, moat alinpl. and moat caally trprreled tUwlm Machine In the iuarkel, Alway In order and rvady for work. In tba peat ten year kl.kVKM TIIOL'HAND Florenca Warhlue baee beaaj aold by mm oh thl 0M,4 &o Jiarvbaaer ba paid iue anylblug fur rrpalra If tbera a a Florence Macblue within one tbouaaml (uIIm of Han rnclMi) not wuetlu well I will at II without uy eipeoM to th owner, BAXtnSL mih, A)trt, MO. 1 yCW MONTOOMEBT BTUUCT, (Irandutal DuIUlui, S. t. OR. ABORN, """""Sohwt, Catarrh, Throat and Lung Physician. 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