Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p No. 1. Zamorano's announcement of the establishment of California's first printing press.--no. 2. S.F. town ordinance, 1847, designed to discourage sailors from deserting their ships.--no. 3. Eliza Farnham's bride-ship, an 1849 circular inviting young women of the East to go to California.--no. 4. Black Bart, "the Po8"; confidential circular describing exploits of the noted stage robber.--no. 5. Sacramento proclamation urging citizens to cooperate in founding the first city government in 1849.--no. 6. S.F.'s first Admission day; ode composed by Mrs. E.M. Wills & sung at Portsmouth plaza, October 29, 1850.--no. 7. To California in '49, announcing the departure of the Boston schooner Civilian for the gold fields.--no. 8. Doctor Cooper replies, a relic of a medical feud that amused San Franciscans in 1858.--no. 9. The flight of the Avitor; San Franciscans of 1869 view airship that really flies.--no. 10. A bargain in babies; an example of the uninihibited advertising of the 1850s.. }
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- catalog description "No. 1. Zamorano's announcement of the establishment of California's first printing press.--no. 2. S.F. town ordinance, 1847, designed to discourage sailors from deserting their ships.--no. 3. Eliza Farnham's bride-ship, an 1849 circular inviting young women of the East to go to California.--no. 4. Black Bart, "the Po8"; confidential circular describing exploits of the noted stage robber.--no. 5. Sacramento proclamation urging citizens to cooperate in founding the first city government in 1849.--no. 6. S.F.'s first Admission day; ode composed by Mrs. E.M. Wills & sung at Portsmouth plaza, October 29, 1850.--no. 7. To California in '49, announcing the departure of the Boston schooner Civilian for the gold fields.--no. 8. Doctor Cooper replies, a relic of a medical feud that amused San Franciscans in 1858.--no. 9. The flight of the Avitor; San Franciscans of 1869 view airship that really flies.--no. 10. A bargain in babies; an example of the uninihibited advertising of the 1850s.".
- catalog tableOfContents "No. 1. Zamorano's announcement of the establishment of California's first printing press.--no. 2. S.F. town ordinance, 1847, designed to discourage sailors from deserting their ships.--no. 3. Eliza Farnham's bride-ship, an 1849 circular inviting young women of the East to go to California.--no. 4. Black Bart, "the Po8"; confidential circular describing exploits of the noted stage robber.--no. 5. Sacramento proclamation urging citizens to cooperate in founding the first city government in 1849.--no. 6. S.F.'s first Admission day; ode composed by Mrs. E.M. Wills & sung at Portsmouth plaza, October 29, 1850.--no. 7. To California in '49, announcing the departure of the Boston schooner Civilian for the gold fields.--no. 8. Doctor Cooper replies, a relic of a medical feud that amused San Franciscans in 1858.--no. 9. The flight of the Avitor; San Franciscans of 1869 view airship that really flies.--no. 10. A bargain in babies; an example of the uninihibited advertising of the 1850s.".