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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE FARMER. The Mining and. Scientific Press Ever Onward. Our careful system of compiling, Judiciously con. denting, and conveniently arranging into regular de partments, has been heartily endorsed. It renders the paper worth more to readers, who can and handily thtt which Interests them most. The weekly Issues of the Pnxas will contain reliable Information for Practical Miners, Treating on the Opening of Mines ; Mining of Ores ; Milling of Ores; Smelting of Ores; Separation and Boasting of Ores ; Amalgamation ; Saving of Oold and all precious Metala,; New Processes of Metallurgy; New Discoveries of Mines; Mining Engineering and By. draullcs. For Inventors, Mechanics and Manufac turers. All new and Important developments in Scientific ITailiattlital Vvninvaa. Pntatita anil Tnvntfnt11 nf the Pacific States ; Progress of Home Industries ; Hints tor Local Manufacturers; Illustrations of New Ma chinery ; Reports of Popular Bclentlflo and Industrial Lectures. Our Mining Summary Gives the progress of mining work from week to week I in the various counties and districts throughout the I principal mining regions of the United States, arranged I in alnhabetical order. It Is the most extensive record ' of mining operations published in the world. It affords I the Intelligent miner a rare opportunity to mow ana profit by the work and experience of his neighbors. Miners have few sources of practical information in their calling, and should embrace every reliable means for Improvement. Mining Operators and Shareholders, at home and abroad, weekly examine our Summary with Increased interest and profit. Our " Domestic Economy'' Xmbraces new and Important facts which should be known In every cabin and household. Short and inter estlng the articles under this heading are freely read and practiced with profit and Improvement to the read ers. The Puss is not strictly a " psper for professional scientific men," but rather a Liberal and Popular Scientific Journal, Well calculated to make practically scientific men from our Intelligent masses. This is our stronghold tor so anmnliahlnz rood. Plain, correct and pleasing language. easily comprehended by all, confined mostly to short articles, is our endeavor. For Self-Improvement, Every Issue of the Press abounds with articles of an elevating character, to stimulate the higher virtues and natures and progressive Intellects of both men and women. Hundreds of Dollars ' Are aftentimea saved to the readers of this paper by a single hint or article of information in its columns; Bach Instances have been repeatodly reported to the editors and proprietors during their long connection with the Pbxss. Our paper presents The New and Novel Developments In the progress of this comparatively new section of the Union (but recently settled and now rapidly Increasing with a population of the most Intelligent snd venture some people, attracted from nearly every quarter and clime on the globe) , enable us, with due enterprise, to display vigor and freshness In our columns not met with in similar Journals elsewhere. The Bame circum stances also render such a paper more especially valu able to Its readers in a new, and, to a certain measure, untried field, where the best methods and processes of industry are not so well established or traditionally known as in older communities. Published experiences often save costly experiments and disastrous results. A Great Variety of Industrial Information, In brief and fresh form, suited to the wants and tastes of the readers of this coast, which is not obtainable otherwise so timely, or in so cheap and convenient form. As an industrial publication, meeting the wants of so many kindred industries, this Journal stands pre eminent and without a precedent. Subscriptions payable In advance $4 per annum Single copies, post paid, 10 cents. Address DEWEY & CO., ilnmjo and Scientifio Punas and Pacific Rdeal Pbbbs Office, 224 Sansome St., B. F. ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT? THEN USE THE BEST. THE AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT Will last three times ss long as the best Lead and Oil, without Chalking; is of any desired color. Is prepsred for immediate application, requiring no Oil, Thinner or Drier, and does not spoil by standing any length of time. It Is equally as good for inside ss outside work; over old work as well as new; In fsct where any paint tan be used the AVEBTLL, CHEMICAL FAINT wiU be found superior to any other. Any one can ap ply it who can use a brush, which truly MAKES IT THE FARMER'S FRIEND. IT IS JUST THE PAINT FOR THE AGE. It is SOLD BY THE GALLON ONLY. One Gallon COVERS 20 SQUARE YARDS 2 Coats. Tor further Information send for sample card and price list. MANUTACTUBH) T v i he California Chemical Paint Company, TILER BEACH, Pres't. M. 0. JEWELL, BeCy. Office-Corner Fourth and Townsend streets, San Francisco. apl7-ly .Superior Fruit Trees '2M TRUE IO NAME. HmL Shade and urnameniai ireei, Cypres! Seedlings, Cj Gum and Pine Trees, H also, a onraui, vastttt or 3 CO 5 NURSERY STOCK, At the Lowest Bate. Z? f Trees and Plant securely packed to lend g fg any Distance, M T. COKLEY, Nurseryman, Ha. SIS -vraamlactoB W.'AJt FKAKCWCO. . z. ctrantntas. ISM. B. H. B1LST0X, 187!. HENRY K. CUMMINGS & CO., Wholesale Fruit and Produce Commis sion House, ESTABLISHED IBM. JTo. US Battery street, south corner of Washington, an Franolioo a l . twl aiMi & rAstmlialnii sa tvatwa. bo talftftti Uuvt viU eo&nict vitfe tboM of tb pto- i fSaaa avevr "- Orders Wanted at the National Em plcrment ofAos, 08 Market street, room : oases crowded dally with good men and wonts, seeking am eloTBseati parUaular atlesUoa paid to esutaj orders. puvMni parussnar BmiUJBT CxCpW THE CALIFORNIA HARROW, KUTDTiCTOMD ST THE Kimball Gar and Carriage Manufacturing Company, Oor. Bryant and Fourth sts., Can Iianoisco. IN THE FIELD. The California Harrow, large numbers of which we are now making, has seven distinct snd well defined improvements possessed by no other Ilarrow, each of which saves both time and labor; Fibst This Harrow has an easy seat and three wheels, all attached to the central section, on which the driver rides and manages the Ilarrow and team with ease and comfort. , Sccovn By means of but three levers the driver in his seat on the Harrow can raise the Harrow and him self on the wheels, and trot to and from the field, and without leaving his seat can let the sections down and proceed with his work. Tamo By the use of but one lever conveniently sltusted at the right side, the driver In his seat, and without stopping his team, can regulate the depth of the Harrow teeth in the ground, snd cm set them deep or shallow, as the conditions of the soil require. This meets a demand for harrowing Alfalfa or small grain, n the Bpring. 1'ODBTll This Harrow is made in three sections, con nected by loose hingis. The driver, as he moves along on the field, can raise any one cf the sections, and pass a tree or stump, or other obstacles, without interfering with the work of the other two sections. Fifth By the use of a brace made of a board but 3 feet long and 5x4 Inches, let on the tops of the levers of the wings, this can be made a ttiff Harrow, and the driver by lowering the lever at his right can throw his weight and that of the wheels and extra fixtures on and off at his plei sure. Complete work can be done up to and all around trees, without changing the course uf the team. TIN e build these Harrows of wood and tubular iron, making beautiful and very powerful Harrows, unaffect ed by exposure to the weather. We bate any number of letters in praise of these Harrows from farmers who have put them to practical use. ON THE ROAD. The KIMBALL CO. are the owners and sole manu facturers of the celebrated IMPROVED EAGLE HAY PRESS, which has become bo popular the past few Tears. For further information send for circulars. jjii SUPERIOR FRUIT TREES TBTJE TO WAME, A fine collection of Evergreen and Deciduous Trees. Australian Gum Trees in vulety, by the hundred or thousand. Monterey Cypress In quan tise and sires to suit all. Orange and Lemon Trees at reduced prices. A general variety of Nursery stock, Also, Ilhubarb an. Asparagus roots., T. CORLEY. 18v-tf pi5 Washington Street, S. F. Tli.es Sowing Machine roB TBI GRANGERS. NO COMBINATION! NO MONOPOLY! n(MeflBpm.irLOafiCr,V Side Feed and Back Feed. Asrenur mtablislsftl en the Paeiac Coast In 1B43. The IlkrhtXt run ning, west aluajple, and most easily aternted Hewing Machine In tbe arket. AlwaysTuorttrraxidready Car work. If there la si Florence ewlnz Machine within one thou sand nallea of Nan Franetsro not working; well I will flx It without any expense to the owner. Kamuel in, arensi iv new nvuicwBer, shtreet, Urnnd Hotel BolMlnaw V. Mas FraaeJseo. Ifr. I. O. Gardner, State Agent for tbe California Grangea, is authorized to make liberal terms to all Grangers who purchase the FLOBKNCE. Mo combina tion against favoring the Grangers bass ver been Joined by Florauae Agsnta. 7t8-U AHTXEZi HTM., General Agent- FOR SALE OR TO LEASE. A Ha place, well adapted for keeping summer DCSraen. ivro large jurusca, ureouu, TUieTarua, . nral forest and good springs, water brought Into tbs houses. Location and actixry unsurpassed. A. B. BALL. Office of lawyer BaH. 60S Xontfonscy CKJjnftU MnTLOTHJEKT COXPAVT. Ws an prepared to farush at short aoUca, Dosssatie Berraau, lloul CeoU, Laudryaua. Walura, CJoaiaua Labours. Farm Haads, Oardanen. Muchaaica, Factory Baada, Waad Caopous, iu. SpmUI attratiea gives to T '-"-g DoawaUeJknaaH. " BtX),snaosaaUEH., . artl-aa bet. ktaatgoaiarT aad Kaany Bis.. I Chicago and Northwestern Railway. Allies In Operation i Illinois Division 186.5 Iowa " 1328 Wisconsin " 883.1 Michigan ' 163 7 Minnesota " 291.8 Dakota " 38.8 Total Mile 2,003.7 IN CONNECTION WITH THE Central and Union Pacific Railroads, THIS IS IBS PIONEER LINE Between tbe Pacific Coast and the EA!BT, And was tbe first to connect witb tbe great racino roads, ana lorm me OVERLAND ROUTE. THIS LINE IS TBE (Shortest Rail Lino BETWEEN OMAHA and CHICAGO. The truck is of tbe BEeT STJ3EJL. ItA-IL,, And is well ballasted, and as free from dnst as a road can be made; tbe bridges are strong and durable, and all the appointments are lii'et class in every respect. Tbe trains that run over tbis road are made np of elegant New Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Coaches, Built Expressly for this Line, Luxurious, well lighted and well ventilated Day Coaches, and pleasant lounging and smok ing cars; all built by .this company in their own shops. Tbe cars are all equipped with the Miller Safety Platform, AND PATENT BUFFERS AND COUPLINGS, WESTINGH0USE SAFETY AIR BRAKES, And every other appliance that has been de vised for the safety of passenger trains. All trains are run by telegraph, and are so regular ly on time that one can safely set his watch by their arrivals or departures. IK A WOBD, TBIS Great California Lino Has the BEST AND SMOOTHEST TBAOK, AND THE MOST Elegant and Comfortable Equipment Of any road in tho West, and has no competi tor in tbe country. It is eminently tbe favorite route witb Californions traveling East, and is acknowledged by the traveling publio to be tbe popular line for Chicago, New York and all Eastern Cities. Through tickets by tbis favorite route can be Procured at all offices of the Ckntbal Pacific Iiileoad, and at the office of the CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, 300 Montgomery street. H. P. STANWOOD, Gen. Ag't for Calii'na. M. BTJOHITT, W. H. 8TENNETT, Geaeral Sup't. Gen. Passenger Ag't, Cbicaqo. Chicago. 10v8-lam.ly VINE AND FRUIT GROWERS, TO XUISE LABOI CBOrS YOU TE. To irrigate sncoeMfollr, you must hare the power that does not give out when the wind falls. Lanfkotter Bros. & Ohnjohman's Hone-Power, Paraimn FcsaoaBT lira, 14711 . , . Never fsils to supply more water than four or Ufa wind millf, even supposing you bad all tbe wind youwant. It is alio suitable for rnoDlnj light machinery, such aa Bailey Crackers, Corn Hhell.r". Fanning Milla, Grain Beparaton. or, for Sawing Wood. They are nsrer falling, cannot get oat of order, ee!ij worked, substantial, and always glra aatUfaotion wherarer tney hare bean used. , On hone can aaaily work two (-inch pump, with a continuous flow ol waur. Korea Pumps, from ). to 10,00) nllons.per hour. WINDMlCU of all kinds manufactured to order. Wells Bored, Windmills and llorM-rowera set in any part of tut Hut, and repairing of all Unda dona. ManufwtBrsd and for sale by LATXTKOTTER BROS., v7-zm-tm Cor. J and llth Bts Baeramsnto. PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS, 8AM FBAMCIBOO, Manufacturers of lL.inMeel and Oatttor Oils, OIX CAMS AMD MEAL. Highest prist paid fog Flax Bead and Castor Baaai de Uverad at oor works. Office, ( and a Frontstreet Works, King stract, bat. Second and Third, feli-eow (Ho. W. Cnapln. Baal KataU Agwnl, 434 Moatgossery BL, Baa Fraaslare, ba'saad sells kuacaas la all parts el the But, citf Baal Batata auaaued for OaaavyFispanr. BmrbUBV ? Office Ess 1 1 Established 1SS3. Stocks for Nurserymen. Plnm Seedllncs.Mlrobolan. the best French I stock, does not sucker $50perl000 I Apple Seedlings 10 per 1000 1 Pear Seedlings 10 per 1000 I Cherry Seedlings, Mazzard 11 per 1000 Cherry Seedlings, Mahaleb 20 per 1000 I Walnuts, English, 4 to 6 feet ISper 100 , Cork Elm, best Elm, 4 to 6 feet IS per 100 Blue Ouui or Eucalyptus, in variety 5 to 10 per 100 Magnolia Grandlfiora Magnolia Acuminata Magnolia rnpeteia Oolden Arborvitfo Cratigus Arborla Swedish Juniper Irish Juniper LAR0.E STOCK Heath-leaved Arborrltfr I Heath, Mediterranean J2 SOperdoz, Laurlstluus,6tol2ln 2 SOperdoz, Matting too growtu or ursnges anu x.emons a special ty, I have Imported from all sources the best known irletlcs, mil now offer five thousand Grafted Trees properly worked and twice transplanted at $18 per dozen. Grafted oranges by the 100 or 1,000 at prices on application. Tbe amateur in want of large PALMS, large AURIOARIA8, large CAMEUAS and large THEE F&RNB, a good stock on hand; also the ususl large stock of fruit snd ornamental trees. BERNARD S. FOX, San Jose, Cal. THOS. MEHERIN, Agent, 810 Battery Street, San Francisco. 3tv83in. SEEDS. 'SEEDS. Encourage home industry and make a saving of at least 30 per cent. If you want Seed that you can depend upon as tu variety and freshness, why not send yonr orders direct to the grower and make a saving of at least thirty per cent, on the prices of other seedsmen. Send for catalogue, free, post-paid, and compare with prices of other dealers. Just received, Grasses, Clover, Alfalfa and Field Seeds, Fruit and Evergreen Trees, Shrubs, Flowering: Shrubs, and Green house Plants. Cabbage, Onion and Cauli flower Plants Large assortment of Bulbs from Holland. Address all orders or letters of inquiry, to SEVIN VINCENT, 007 Ssnsome street, San Francisco, Cal. 22S-3m SHINN'S NURSERIES, KIIiES' JUNCTIOH, Alameda County, - - California. The attention of persons intending to set out Trees is requested to the well grown snd large variety offered for sale by the underslgued at the above Nurseries. An elimination of our stock will satisfy any one of the quality, being all that can be asked, and when the low prices we have fixed are taken into consideration, we believe we are offering the very best inducements for buyers to deal with us. For full particulars we refer to our circular for the approaching season, which will be sent, as requested, on application to iltucr of the undersigned. SHINN & CO., Proprietors, Address James Bhlnn, Xlles, Alsmcds County, Cal., or, Dr. J. W. Olark, 418 California street. Ban Fran cisco, Cal. 8vn-4mo. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such as Coughs, Colds. Whooping Cough, Bron chitis, Asthma and Consumption. The few compositions, which have won the confi dence of mankind and be come household words, among not only one, but many nations, must have extraordinary virtues. Per hsps no one ever securedto wide a reputation, or main tained it ho long, as Ateb's fliiEiutY PErrrnnii.. It han 'been known to the publio about lorty years, tiy a long continued series of msr?el lous cures, that have won for it a confidence In its vir tues, never equalled by any other medicine. It still makes tho most effectual cures of Coughi, Cold, Con. lumjition, that ran be made by medical skill. Indeed , tne iJUXBlIX 1 KUTUKAIj lias cmttj vwi winu uBugv.- ous diseases of their terrors, to a great extent, and given a feeling of immunity from their fatal effecta, that Is well lounaea, u tue remeay oe isatu iu memavu. cvury fsmily should have It In their closet for the remedy snd prompt relief of Hi members. Sickness, suffering and even life Is saved by this timely protection. Tbe pru' Hent .l.niil.1 tint nnlect it. and the wise will not. Keen It by you for the protection It affords by its timely use In sudden sttacks. rHEPAItED BT DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell. Mass., PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS. Sold by sll Druggists and dealers In Medicine, 0BAHE a BBIuHAV, WboIhIi Agouti, 1 V29-Iy SIN FBAKO SCO, CAL. I Ayer's Hair Vigor OB REBTOR1NG OIliY HA.IIV TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR. aJBt- Advancing years, sick- H csre, dissppolnt- JftPTJT ment, and hereditary JBB predisposition, all turn Jml C the bsir grsy, snd cither J!SflVH ' YHBa of them lot"1" to shed kK prematurely, NHHHMHrBmi long and extensive use, (jBiHfrtfXaHrV n" proven that it stops aTaaaaaE?M9K th0 '11D8 "' tbt Ulr " SPIvWW'fi'r ' immediately, often re- newt the growth, and always surely restores Its color, when fsded or grsy. It stimulates tbe nutritive organt to healthy activity, and preserves both the hair and its beauty. Tbua braaby, weak or sickly hair becomes glossy, plisble and strengthened; lost bsir regrows with lively expression) falling hair is checked and sUbllsked) thin hair thickens f and faded or gray hair resume their original color. Its operation la sure and barmleaa. It cures dsndruff, bests sll humors, and keepa tbe scalp cool, clean and soft under which conditions, diseases of tbe scalp are Impossible, As a dressing for ladles' hair, tba Tioos la praised for its grateful and agreeable perf ante, and valued for the soft luster and richness of tone It Imparts. rairiBin r DR. J. O. ATRR CO., Lowall, Mass., PBACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS. ttr Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine. CRANE BRIOHAM , Wholesale Agents, Jyl8-te bah rsascisco. JLTUEJ HUHWELL, BOOK BINDER. PAPER RULER AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTUBEB. 41 at 4S0 Olay Strsst, V. Blank Boo ksBuled.PrlnUd and Bound to Oidsr. Jaol-ljr. gCaKJ3V2 CENTOELA COLONY LOS ANGELES CO., CAL. BIX MILES WEST OF LOS ANOELES, 0AL. The unparalleled success of the LOMPOC COLONY, SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, Has Induced tbe "Centlnela Land Company of Los An gelos" to subdivide and place in market for sale and settlement, under the direction and management of the "California Immigrant Union," of San Francisco, tbe "Centlnela and Sausal ltedondo" Ranches, contain ing Twenty-five Thousand Acres of Beautiful Valley Land, located seven miles west of tbe city of Los An geles, and extending to and fronting on the Facino Ocean. Thcro Is now on the tract an orchard of about three hundred acres, containing Orange, Lemon, Lime, Fig, Walnut, Almond and Otlre trtcB, and a nursery of young Orange and Lime Trees. Some of tbe Orange and LI mo trees are In bearing. Tho tract will be sub divided in twenty, forty, eighty.ono hundred snd sixty acre fsrms, and sold upon oasy terms and long credits.- Auction Sale of Town Lots AND 5; 10, 20 and 40 ACRE FARMS, WILL COMMENCE OS Monday. Jan. 18, 1875, at 12 o'clock, M. And continue Five Days. Tho esle will take place on tho Rancho. PartlcB desiring to purchase should be on the ground a few days prior to the sile, in order to ex amine tbe property. Titlo United States patent. SmranoN. "Centlnela." with the addition of the "Sluial Re dondo," contains 25,000 acres. The boundary of the Rancho commences three and a half miles from the city limits of Los Angoles, and extends to the Paoino uccan. TopoaBirnT. "tVntinMi" la matin nn of onn broad, lnvnl. fnrtllA valley, of over twenty thousand acrts, and beautiful (ertue rolling mils near tno ocean. Soil. The soil is sn exceedingly fertile loam, and Is, with out exception, the richest and most productive In Southern California. Its vicinity t ) the ocean Insures a crop without irrigation. Excellent wheat has boon raised for the last two years upon the bills adjoining tbe ocean, This wbest Held contsins 1,000 sores, and covers the lightest soil upon the Itsncho. There Is no alkali or barren land. Semi-Thoicfal Fnorrs. There are a few bearing orange aud lime trees upon the Centlnela, and the fruit they produce is of the largest and finest quality. There is an orchard con taining 0,000 orango trees three years old, and 1,700 almond, lime and lemon trees. The almond, lime and lemon trees will bear fruit Iu 1875. The orange trees will bear In five years. There aro 7,000 tbree-yetr-old orange trees In tbe nursery nesr tho orchsrd. Fig, pepper and gum trees grow without Irrigation. The entire or. hard can be taken rare of by three men with six horses. Tho orchsrd will bo kept undivided by tbo company, to savo the cxpenso of esch shareholder having a fow tret s to take care of. Each shsro will entitle the owner to about IS trees In tho ercliard and about the sime number In tbo nurtury. The almond, lime and lemon trees will yield an Immediate return. In Ilvo years each orange treo will produce $30 per an num, or $300 per share for those now plsnted. There are flowers in the garden in bloom every dsy In the year. g. Siibef. A flock of about 11.000 shoep will be kept undivided, to save expense to the shareholders. This will give about 30 sheep to each share, The sheep will produoe In Increase and wool over $2 each, yearly, ovor ox penses. They will be grazod upon outlying and un sold lands of tbe compiny. The "No fence" Law Is ta force in Los Angeles County, ; CUUATX. The cllmtte of the "Centlnela" is without exception the finest and most equable In tbo world. It varies but little throughout the year, The mean temperature Is about 00 degrees. The mercury fills but little below 00 In winter and rises but little abDvo 00 In summer. You sleep under one pair of blankets and with your bed-room window opou every night in tbo year. AoniCULTUKK. Tho soil of the "Centlnela" la admirably adapted for all kinds of grsin, vcgetsblcs and fruit. Watib. Tbe Centlnela creek rises upon the Rancho and runs through tbe northern portion of the tract. It affords an abundance of clear sprlne wster. Tbo source of tbs Centlnela creek consists of several natural artesian springs, showing that artesian water can bo obtained by boring. Tub Town. A square mllo is lsld off at an eligible point on the tract, with lots 31x139; avenuo 100 feet, and streets 80 feet wide. A stream of water can bo brought in so as to supply every lot with crystsl, cool, sweet watet. One of the forty-acre tracts Is tot apsrt for a Oollcgo and Farm School, and tk're will be a Ten-acre Park on each ol the four sides of the town, snd Four lllocks In the center of tho town for Publio llulldlngs, Schools, etq. A large lot will also be set apart for each Relig ious Denomination, and a block glyen for tho erection of a large hall by tho different Fraternil, Orange and Temperance Societies. Fam. Psrtles desiring to visit tbe Itsncho csn tsko the 8 10 a, M. train of the Southern Paclfio Railroad to Soledad, thence by Coast Lino Stago to Los Angeles; by 4 P, M, trsln to UakersOeld, thence b y stsgo to Los Angeles, or by Pacific Mall Co.'s anil Ooodsll, Nelson U Perkins' steamships direct to Lob Angeles, whero conveyances can be had to go to tbo Rancho free of iharge. IUilboads And Wutnr. Ibo Company Intend building a wharf to enable. Steamships fiom rJsn Francisco snd other pieces to land passengers on tbe tract. A narrow-gauge railroad will bo built from Los Angeles to the whsrf, a distance of about 12 miles. The Msln Street and Agricultural Park Hallway will soon bo built to the park, about miles from tho trsct. This rsllwsy will be extended to tbo tract as soon as tho settlement will Justify It Apply to W. H. MARTIN Oeneral Agent California Immigrant Union, 634 Callfor ma streot, uctween Montgomery anu Kearny streets, Ban Francisco, to TEMPLE b WORKMAN, Hankers or Ocn, SHIELDS, Los Angeles, or O. L. AUIIOTT, OorresKndlng Secretary Ststo Gringo Immigrant All Aasoclatlou, Santa Barbara. P. B- A second ssle will take place on the Rancho. commencing on Monday, tho 8th of March, 1875, Further particulars will be furnished by the offisera snd directors of tbo Centlnela Land Company, of Los Angeles, who sre i F. P, F, Temple, President; F. P. Howard, Vice-President; J. H. Blsuson, Los Angelas Couulr Dank, Tressurer: J. M. Griffith, of Griffith. Lynch k Co t Gen. J, II. Shields; O. W. Guilds; D. rreeman, on tne itancno; w, li. J. iirooks, Secretary, 0, oaxoo. S. O. BOWLf r. CREG0 & BOVVLEY, Importers and Manulhoturers -or CARRIAGES and WAGONS, No, 0 Merchant's Kxohanga, CALIFORNIA BTKKKT BAN FRANOI8CO Keep constsntly on hand top and open Buggies, top. and open Rockaways, Jump-seal Buggies, Track sad Iioad Sulkies, Skeleton Wagoas, Basket Phaetons of tbe very latest styles and finest workmanship. We would call partlcnlar attention to aur fine stock til light Road and Trotting Wagons, mads to order by the following celebrated makeras Charles B, Ooffrey, Camden, New Jersey; Helfteld Jackaon, Rehway, New Jersey, Oragg a Bow, Wilmington, Delaware; And the first-elau makers, which ws an prepared to sell on tba moat reasonable terms. Also, a large assortment of stngls sad double Iu. neat, of the most celebrated makers: O. Ctreham, New York! i. B. Bill, Concord; Flttkis k Thomas, Philadelphia. Also, a full assortment of Dress and Light Blankets, Far and Lap Robes, Whips, Halters, Surcingles, etc., at wholesale and retail. OBKOO a BOWZJCY, No. t Ksrobaats bsfaaBfs, California street, Mvf-ta Ban Francisco. Farmer and Thrvahors wtaanto to bavs STRAW BURNJNO- ENGINES For next season mast engage them soon, as moat of those now building are already sold. Threshing Bo. gtnea for Repairs should be sent is now, A number of Becoiid-hand Kngtnea takes In exchange for "Straw araers" or sab aheap. For particulars and prloes, address: K. W. BIOS, Mvt la afarwssd, tlimeds fsuatr . v IX ii.