Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

12 The Mining and Deientific Yress. eee earNarnes of Exhibitors will be insérted 1 tis eoluinn during the Fair, and inthe Cataloyue, for $1.50. Adyertisments ur notices of those marked with an asterIsk will be found in the Dary Fain Press. Alphabetical Reference List =o 5— Advertisers and Exhibitors, WITH THE LOCATION OF ARTICLES IN THE PAVILION. ‘he figures below show the No on the aeeampanying plan, aE the sertion in which the Exhibitors’ articles are located in the Pavillon.] . Sectionof Lotittion in Pavition. 14, 2t Nameof Exhibitor or Advertiser. UT ta Tomplemen ts % rt Gidleries, Pictnres n Suveod & Bodwell, Windinills, front of Pavilion. *Arthur, & Son, J D, Boat Models. Billlard Tables 3 : *Boath & Co., H. J., 40-horse Engine. *Beers, & Co, Dr J B Dentists, 127 Mont st. *Benard, Charles, Family Coffee nnd Spices, 707 Sim *Bosqni, E & Co, Book-Binders aud Printers. 517 Clay s *Bigelow & Bro, General Insnranee Agents, 505 Mont st *Bntler & Bennett’s Dental Chair, #53 Ulay st.*Bowers, J T, Masie, Pianas, ete, 14] Montzomery st. *Barthng & Kimball, Book Binders, 505 Clay Stee *Bragg, is W & Co, Mardwood, Lumber. 29 and 31 Bats *Bradley & Rulofson, eat Mont & Sac sts. *Bryan, J M, Photographie Artist, 6lt Clay st *Burke, W F, Buots and Shoes, cor Mont and Pine sts. *Burbank, Dr. D., Dentistry, cor. Mant. and Sac sts. *Beath, S M, Patent Amalgamator, Vulcan Iron Worka. China Ware, Finc Groceries, Plated Ware, Stoves, Tin Ware, Wire Work, ete. . 44, 62, 53 Carle & Gorley, Auction and Com 3 ly 1 L268 Mont *Californla Homestead Association, JS Luty, See. 305 Aout. *Gqlitornia Powder Works, J F Lobse, Agt, 518 Cal steeeess *Cotfee, Risdon & Co, Gil Well Tools, Bush and Market st. *Crowell, J P, Dentist, 139 {th st. weet eens *Chanman, Mrs G M, Vegctablo H ye, 687 Market st. Cutlery, Guns, Glassware, Hardware, Military Trimmings, Regalia, ete paneeeesernenee 50, 51, 62, 53, 57 Dewey & Co., Mixing ayn Scrextivio Press, Collection of Ninerals, Oil, Fyssils, Curiositles, Models, Daity Farr Presa Office, cte, sees Dry fen roe VATE a Furn: , 41, 43, 49, 54, 55, . sDanion. das E & Co, Books and Stationery, eo & 423 Sans. 0 to 77 n street and 222 N plemeuts, Cal & Dav. 1,7, 13 +49, 55 7 *Danie), Jahn, Marble Works, 408 Pine stree *Dain, G W, Real Estate Agent, 422 Mont st. *Day, Thos, Crs Fitting and Plumbing. 732 Mont s spake, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, 541 and 543 Wash sts. *Eureka Self-Adjusting a M E Traver & Bro, Genst. eral Agents, 213 aud 215 Thir Faney Goodsand Fancy Wares Flowers, Shrubbery, ctc 8, 49, 50, 54, 56, 57 +20, 21, 28, 29, 27, 36 Fruits ccceesssogeneseeenes i 21, 2) *Flnrence Sewing Machines, Sainnel Hill, Agt, 1I} Mont. .35 Fontmain, Aqtarinm, and Statttary. pps care 78 *Francia, Valentino & Co, Steam Printing Honse, 517 Clay st *Polleau, A, Anatomieal Trusses, 624 Washington sts. *Polkers, J HA, Itstruments, Trusses, etc, 218 Mont st. *Field & Co, Wines, Brandies, ete, 422 California st. *Firemans’ Firud tus Co, 238 Montst.. seenener *Gage & Bontou, Ladies Emporium of Fashion, 12 Mont st. *3odchanx, Weil & Co., Dry Gaods, 2d nnd Mission sts *Graves, H T, Screvns, Seives, cte, 412 Clay st.. *QGalingher, Weed & White. Brass & Bell Fonndry, 125 First. *grover & Baker's Sewlng Machines, J WJ Pierson, Agent. 329 Mout Stare see eeeee we ee porn 41 *Ourrett, WT, Brass und Bell Foundry, Mar and Fir 57 *Golden City Billard Saloon, SW cor Montand Sac’ +*Galnen & Go, Edw, Trunks and Valises, 222 Sansome st *Gray, Nathanlel, Undertaker, 6t1 Sacramento st #GHll & Co, I, Straw Bleaching, Coloring, ete, 45 TI *Gage, Dress aud Clouk Maker. 12 Mont st. *Hansnann, D, Mirrors, Lookitig Glasses, etc, 635 and 537 Olay strect. ae 7 y. 7a, Family Grocers, 42 Secon *Henld, Dr John, Dentist, cor Mont and Cal sts *Horstinann + Go, H. Forulture and Bedding, 7: *Hirth & Co, J, Mincrs’ Restaurant, 531 Commercial si *Hinckley & Co, Fulton Foundry,#5, 47 and 49 First st *Hncks & Lamhert, Axte Grease, Nat and Minna sts. +*Haskell's Tea Store, Market and Sutter sts. *Hansbrow’'s Miniug Pump, Locke & Monta, and 214 Battery st. *Isane & Co, J, Paper and Stationery, San and Merc sts. *Kerby, Byrne & Co., Dry Goods Importers, 7 Mont st. *Kelluin € Winter, Dentists, 649 Clay...255 *Kehoe, Jolm. Rootlig aud Jobbiug, 223 Bush st. *Knowles & Clarke, Dentists, 121 Montgomery stree *Kellett, Samuel, Plaster Ornaments, 761, Market st. *Keuny WB J, Calitornia Gold Pens, Armory Hall. “Lloyd £ Co, Roht R, N ¥Y Furniture Warehouse, 727 Mar s' Lick House, Alstrom & Jolinson, Montgomery and Sutto: *Leffel & Meyers, Ani Donbie Turbine Water Wheel *London & S F Bank, MS Latham, Mawr, 212 Mont. *Lockwood & Cu, Gents! and Boys Clothing, 624 Cia *Lawreuce & Houseworth, Cal View Art Optical In nents, 317, 319 Mont. .seeae *Lipbbcy, Dr. Dentist, 22 Mont st. *Lougshorc, Jamos, Trunk Mauufacturer, 208 Bush st. Machinery Departnicnt.4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25 #MMeeker, James & Co, Wagon ‘and Carrlage Materials, 12 ne st. . . +Martin, Wheeler, Groccrles and Provisions. 2d and How. st *McGill J. & Co., Doors, Sash, Mouldings, ete., Mar. & Beale *MeGuna & Co, Practical Hatters, 654 Washington st.. *Mayer & Sons, I C, Dealers in Firs, 5 Montgnmery st. .3: #Marsh, Pifisbury & Co, Hardware, Fisk and Market st. .52 *Mpyulhan & Altken, Portland Boiler Works, 311, 313 Mig st. *Metropolitnn Spice Mills, 25 Second st.esse.eeceee *Meyer .& Jonasson, Ladies’ Cloaks, etc, 10 Mont st . *Matdeville, Edward, Blacksmith’s Betlows, 218 Mis st 6 *Miners’ Foundry, Hawlund, Augel & King, First st .. *Mutual Life Ins Co, N ¥, {1 S Homans, Agcut, 6 9 Clay st., *Metbhanis’ Mut Marine Ins Co, attice NE cor Bat and Cal. *Massey, Atklns, Undertaker and Furnishcr, 651 San st.. ea & ee JR, Clothing and Furnishing Goods, cor Wasi San sts . . New England Kitehen. «39, 45, 59, 58 *Nahl Bros & Dickman, Art and Photographic Galicry, 121 Montromery strect..c.cceee RASONC umecaG 4 “Neptune Iron Works, cor Mission and Fremont. st. oon ®North Amcrican Ins Co, J A Enton & Co, Agts, 240 Monl st *Norcross, Mrs HN, Pacific Fringe Factory, 5 Moat st.56 *Pease & Grimm, Stock Broker, 709 Mout.. . *Pearson, H H& Co, Prop'rs Rass Honse, Mout " *Paclfic Insurance Co, Fire aud Marine, 436 California st. *Pnrker, Edw H, Hazard’s Powder, Shot, Fuse, ete, 224 woe Tae st. ee ae Sones aliner's Patent Leg, Jarvis Jewett, Agt, 629 Wash st. .: *Pacific Iron Works, Goddard s& Co, ievand Fremont sts. *Palmer, Knox & Co, Golden State Iron’ Works. 19, 21. 23 2 JUNACTOEE: ooneeepatnn Gere cpeerager napeinerc sa) ces *Pierce, & Co, i nos, 26 Montgomery st. *Roman & Co, A, Bogkscllers, 417 and 419 Montgomery st *Rubber Clothing Co? dose h Fraser, Agit, 642 ae pee *Ripley & Kimball, Plano Fortes & Melodeons, 417 Mon *Robinson & Oo, G, Sash Factory, 30 and 32 Cal'lornin st. *Rosenbaum & Go, ¥r li, French Plate Ginss, 421, 42 *Russ House, H M Peargoa & Co, Prop’rs, Moat st. Statue of Lincoln, Mezarra. Swuln « Brown, Restauraut Sewing MachInes...05 ae St. John’s Clureh, Fancy Goods for *Steen, ET, Novelt: and 44 Beale 3ts. *Shiaber, J.WA., Furi BA Salo. aan Tron Works, 39 and 4v Fremot seandl nt, and 42 and Bedding, 80 Kearmey st. *shew, Win, Photographic Oallery, 407 and 423 sont, .60 61 *Slins, John R, Fire-Proof Doors and Shutters, Bank Vaults, ete., Oregon st, bet. Front and Davis Wash and Jack. *Shetticld & Pattor: Practical Saw Makers, cor Jac and Battery. *Swaln & Co, Ra 3 . *Schreibor, Furniture aud Bedding, 406 Sansome s Telegraph Fire Alarm and Pollce... goon 1 *Towne & Bacon, Excelstor Book and Job Printing Otfiee, Hae ete acer axnito & Co, Fanoy and Dry Goods, 9 Mout st. Tubbs & Co, § FGordage Nanut'y,G11 and 613 Front st. rruworthy, F M, Slaucll Plate Citter, 421 Front s Toompsou, TD, Wines and Liquors, 8321 Mont st. *Traver & Bro., M. E. Eureka Clothes Wringer. *Troutt, MJ M, Ourpeds, Oil Cloths, etc; 618 Market at. ol Gwa: ie *Union Iron Works, HJ Booth & Co, eor Ist aud Mis st.. *Van Vieek & Keflth, Designers and Engravers, 611 Clay st. svulean Tron Works Co, Irou Founders, Ist, Nat and theo *Willis' Band (engaged forthe scason). Offiee, 131 Mont.23 *Whelan, Deuis, Boots nnd Shoes, [7 Yoarth Stes fag *Wolfe, James E, Architeet, 400 Mont Sterecieseeees HORERERG #Wilkins & Go, J M, Family Groceries, 2d and Natomasts. *WWond, %Z, Architeet, £10 Moutgoinery st. . = *Weir, WG, Cablnet Furniture, 638 Market . *Ward & Son, 8 WM, Pericet Vittlng Shirts, 333 Mont st.40 *Winter, Wu, Sig and Ornamental Painter, 805 Wash'ton *Winter, R, Artist, 605 Sacramento St. cece ease eee ene eee 72 *Way, Daniel BE, Pionecr Jnpanese Baznar, 206 Muutgomery «Whitcomb & Dyer, Dentists, 205 Third st ne a sWheeler & Wilson Sewing Maehines, ! L Tilisto Montgomery and Sacramento sts.-.0e-ree ee “ *Wheelcr & Kandall, Execlsior.Grinder and Ama } Apvenrisers in the Damy Harr Press who have goods ou exhibition in the Pavilion will please notify us immediately of the section in which they are located in the ground plan of the Pavilion, published in this issue. W. TT. GARRATT, ; City BRASS AND BELL FOUNDER, . 4 2 & Cor. Market and First Sts., opposite Orlental Hotel, SAN FRANCISCO. f Manufacturer of Brass, Ziae, and Antl-Frictlon or Babbet Metal Castings; CHURCH AND STEAMBOAT BELLS, TAVERN AND HAND BELLS AND GONGS, FIRE ENGINES, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS, Steam, Liquor, Soda Oil, Water and Flange Cocks, and Valves of all deseriptions, made and repaired. Hose and all other Joints, Spriter, Solder, and Copper Rivets, &c. Gauge Cocks, Cylinder Cocks, Oil Oiobes, Steani Whistles, ILYDRAULIC PIPES AND NOZZELS For Mining purposes, Tron Steam Pipe furnished with Fittings, &e. Coupling Joints of all sizer. Partlenlar attention paid to Distillery Work. Manifaetarer of ‘‘Garratt’s Pattent Improved Journal Metal.” Kg> Highest Market price paid for OLD BELLS, COPPER AND BRASS. .@it étf rs To Locnt Affections ho words can give a just idca of the comfort one of these plasters impart. They are the plaster of the day, and a fit type of our present advancement in'science and art. Ju Asthma Coug' Kidney Aleclions, and local deep-seated pains tn pecmanent relief. TRY ONE, and he coayince PRINCIPAL OFFICE T. ALLCUU UU, Brandycth’s Building, New York. W. F. BRANDRETH, OFFICE AT Crane & Brigham/’s. SAN FRANCISCO. area SAL BY ALL DRUGGISTS, -S8 Vv 25q : HENDYS IMPROVED BLOW-PIPE. This Convenient Helpmeet —— TO THE —— ASSAYER, CHEMIST, DENTIST, JRWELLER, PROS: PECTOR AND MILLMAN, Can vow he procured, at tho Patentce’s price, hy sending your orders, hy mail or otherwise, to the Office of the Mining and Selentific Preas, This article was more fully mentionedin the Press of April 15th, 1865. Since that ‘time, however, Mr. Hendy bas mado a further improvemeat hy attaching a ruhber hose hetweeu the mouth-nicce and the pipe, enahliag the blower to change his position without disturhing tho direetion or constant accuracy of the current oa the object upon which it is turned. The main portioa of the hlow-pipe is made with a joiat, at whicb a yalvo ts placed, which is gpened when the operrtor blows and closed immediately when he ceases. By this arrangement the little bag or ladder is readily filled at asiogle hreath, and with very little exertion. When so filled, a continous cnrrent of air is forced from the nozzle of the pipe hy tho more coatractive force of the gutta percha. This force is uniform uutil the air is very neurly exhaused. The current may be easily varied or cntirely cut off by greatly pressing the fingers upon the neck of the bladder ahovo the nipple to} which it is attached, 4 ! Price, Completc.. CALL AND EXAMINE SAMPLES. ‘Sent hy mail, If desired, Address DEWEY & CO., No 505 Cloy street, Sau Franciacn W6v10-tF . Constitution and By-Laws —or— Mining and Prospecting Companies Blegantly printed, with care and disnalch, at the office of the Mining and Scicntifie Press. aay Orders from the interlor faithfuly altended to. Pack agea which can be judiciously sent by mai) will be prepaid aur expense. HELMBOLD’S — FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU For Non-Retention or Ineontinenee of Urine, Infammation or Uleeration nt the Bladder or Kidneys, Diseases of the Prostrnte Gland, Gravel, Briek Dust Deposits, Dropslcal Byelines Organle Weakness, Debility, Female Complnints, D HELMBOLD’S ELUID EXTRACT BUCHU — ARR — Improved Rose Wash Will radically exterminate from the system Diseases arlsing froin Hablts of Dissipation, af Uitle expense, litle or no changeof diet, 10 tneonteuience or exposure; completely super: seding those unpleaint and dangerous remedies, Copabia and Mercury, in euring these diseasus. USE HEMBOLD’S ELUID EXTRACT BUCHU In all Diseases of the Urlnary Organs, whether existing in MALE OF FENALE, from whatever cituse ovigineting, and no mater of how tong stuading. It is ee in its taste and odor, MMEDIATE In action, and more strengthening than any of the prenarations of Bark or Iron, Those suffering from Broken Down or Delicate Constitutions, procure the Remeily at once. The render must he aware that however slight may be the attack of the above diseases, itis ecrtaln to affect his Bodily Heath, Heutal Powers and Ifaypiness. Tt no treatnent is submiltted to, Consumption or kusanity may ensue, Ail the above diseases require the aid of a diuretic, Hembold’s Extract Guchu IS THE GREAT DIURETIC, a HELMBOLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla, For Duniya the Blood, removing all diseases arlsing from excess and iimprndenec in llfe, chronic constitutional dlseases arising trem an Hn Pure State of the blood, aad the ouly reliable and effeetaal known remedy for the cure of Scrofuln, Seald Head, Salt Rheam, Pains and Swelling of the Bones, Ulceratious uf the Throat and, Legs, Blotehes, Plinples on the Face, Tetter, Erysijclas, and all scaly eruptlons of the skin, aud beautifying the compLexion. NOT A FEW 4 Of the worst disorilers that affilet mankInd arise from the corrnptiou that accumulates In the Blood. Of all the discoveries that heve becu made to pnrge lt ont, none can equal In effect Hetnno.p’s CoxcentRaten Extract or SARSAPARILLA. It cleanses nnd reiiovates the Blood, instllly the vigor of henlth tuto tho system, and purges out the humors which make disease. It stimulates the healthy functlons of the body, and cxpels the disorders that grow and rankle inthe Blood. Such a remedy, tbat could he relied on, has long been soughtfor, and now, tor the first tlite, the public have anc on which they candepend. Our space here docs not admit of certlficates to show lt effeets, but tho trial of a slngle bottle will show to the sick that lt has virtues surpassing anythiug they have ever takeu, eA Two tablespoonsful of the Extract of Sarsaparlla, added toa pint of water, is equalto the Lisbon Diet Drink, and ono bottle ls equa! to a vallon of the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the decoetion ns usually made, The above Extracts aro prepared on vale scientlfic principles—in Vucro—and cmbedy the fnll strength of tho Reetdiaiig entering into their composition. A ready and eonclnusive test will be a comparison of tholr properties with those set forth in the U. 8, Disnpcnsatory. = : L@ ) HOW TO USE THE REMEDIES. In Diseases of thea Blood, Humors on the Facc, or any and every part of the pody, use Extract of Sursaparilla, applying to Plniples and all exterunl Hujors or Eruptions the Improved Rose Wash. * Use the Extranet Buchu for all diseases requiring the ald of adinretie, cxcept those of the Urinary Orgnuns, such as Gonorrhea anc Gleet; in thesc nse the Extract Buchu, and inject with the Improved Rose Wash. =e) tar THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARStY, and also are in very general use In all the SATE HOSPITALS AND P] LIG INSTITUTIGNS throughout the land, ‘as Well‘as in prlvate practice, and are considered as Invaluable remédi PUB. BANCROFT’S CATALOGUE OF SCIENTIFIC BOOKS. Diviston EV—Fine Arts. Crags 2—Encravinc, ORNAMENTAL ARTS, ANN ALPHABETS. Alkin's Art and Practice of Etehing. + $175 Ashley's Elching on Copner..+ » 40 Becker's Dranghtman's Letter Book. AS 400 Bohn’s Pottery, Poreelain and Objcets ot’ Vertu. 175 Byrne's Artist's and Gilder’s Gompanion. 1 25 Cundalls Examples of Ornament, folio. 9 50 Deiamotte’s Embroidercr’s Book of Design. + 20 Delamotte'’s Medizval Alphabets » 325 Delanmtotte's Modern Alphabets. 2 00 Delamotre's Ornameutal Alphabets. 3 60 Delamotte's Primer of I!lumination 6 00 Fielding's Artof Engraving., Framberg’s Art of Painting on Class, 3d editlon 50 Gessert’s Art of Painting on Glass, 3d editlon. 50 Groom's Transparent Palnting on Olass, oa 00. Hand Book of Ornament...04. Jackson's Alstory of Wood Engraving. Martel's Prineiples of Forin in Oruamenttal Art. . MeLee's Alphabets for Engravers, etc. 225 Mintorn’s Paper-Flower Making.. » 80 Ornamental Leather Work..:.s0.005 . 15 Page on Designing Grnament, 260 cngravings 6 75 Page’s Decorator, 43 plates. 8 50 Skeleton Leaves and Phantom Flowers. 175 Universal Decorator, profusely illustrated, 4to 28 00 Urbino & Day’s Art Recreations,. 2 30 Walter & Snulth’s Workersin Metal and Stone, 4 vols., 12 00 Warlng & Wyatt's Metal-Work and Jewellery; folio. 15 00 Wax Flowers and Fruit—How to Make Them, 175 Willlams’ Transparency Painting on Linen,,, 60 (20 BR CONTINVENEl. H. BANCROFT & CO., Booksellers and Statloners, San Francisco, Cal. Til v Brandretb’s Vegetahle Pills,---This medlelne, of enduring efficacy, is justly prizcd as a corrector of all disorders of the stomach and howels, the common symptoms of which are costlvencss, spasms, loss of appetite, slck headache, giddiness, sense of bloating after menls, dizziness of the eyes, drowsiness, and cramping In lho stomach and and bowels, Theso syniptoms belng suffered to romaiu, a torpid state of the liver supervences, and all the horrors of dyspepsla are experienced. Every function of the frame ls toacertaln extent prostrated; hut a lite perseverance in the use of BRANDRETH'S PILLS will ever restore thosys tem from thls state of misery. Two or three doses will con." vince the atileted of their salutary Inflacice. Thestomuch will speedily regain its strength, a healthy action of the liver will soon take place, aud instead of listlegsness, heat, pain, and jaundleed appearance, activity, slrength and re newed health, will be the blessed result. Brandreth’s Pills are sold at 25 cents per box, cnyeloped In full directions. Purchase none unless my private Government Resp ison the box. Sec upon lt "B. Brandreth ” in white letters, Principal office, Brandreth Building, New York, W. F. BRANDRETH. 10v2tf Office at Crane & Brigham’s San Fran, QUARTZ OPERATOR'S HAND BOOK. A Book for Every Intelligent Prospector, Shareholder, Miner and Muchtalst. ZENAS WHEELER AND P. M. RANDALL, Authors and Pabitshern, Bounn in Croru—l44 Paces, Duonucima, THe QuarTas OPERATOR’s HAND Book is preseated to thn public as a carefiily prepnrod cpitome of all tbat is yaluable for tbe practical operator ii the mine and mill. We have here ail the most necessary “hiuts and directions for testiag and assaying tho ores of the vurious minerals ; ua explauatiou of chemical terms; a brief and intelligihle deseription of the numerons processes for roasting arcs, aad tho extractioa of inetals from their ores by umalgamation and otherwiee, The work also contains an origiaal and highly jatercsting discussion of the traccory aad differently format grinding plates, as applicd to the reduction of vres—a subject not oaly of special intorest to the scientific Teader, hut also practically of the highest importance to every quartz miner:Professor Silliman, of Yale, and Hodgson, of the College of Culifornia, haviag exumined this discussion, as suhmitted to them by its author, Mr, Randall, previous to tbe compliatiou of this work, Speak of the same as not only mathematically correct, but also as of great practical yaluc. Messrs W. R. Eckart, Jr., Engineer, (lato of U. 8, N.,) and W. M, Belsbuw, assayer and superintendent of tbe 8, T, M. Co., to whom the cntire work was suhmilted: while passing tlirough the press, speak of the same as onn of high practical fmportauce to quartz minerg and tnll!men generally, No work has been offered tothe mining puhtic of Californla which contains s0 mucb vatuablo informatica, condenscd into so coaycatent u space as is bere presented, Io its preparation, mugh care has heen taken to securn MEDICINE DELIVERED TO ANY ADDRESS. Direct letters t6— HEMBOLD'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, [694 Broadway, New York, next Metropolitan Hotel, on TO—— HEMBOLD’S MEDICAL DEPOT, 104 South Fenth street, Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia. aD Desexrihe Symptoms in 21) Communications. BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. Boware of Counterfeits! ASK FOR HELMBOLIS. TAKE NO GTHER. HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Sole Agents for the Paclfic Coast, 1710 Nas, 401 and 403 Battery street, San Francisco, hreviby. co) SS, und simplicity—in fact to make it a complete aud relinblo Quartz Miner’s Hanp Book. + Tho Table of Contents of this hook will be found ou pagn 415 of the Minine anp Scpynqjrto Press of July Ist, 1865. Sold by hooksellers generilly, Price by mail, pustuge paid, $2.25. Address ** Wheeler & Randall, at the Mining and Scicntific Press Office, Saa Franejseo,?? 2u1 CRY wy. Wy’ Ssssss _° W ww w S sss ‘ S ‘is gw Ww ys SS t Ww w W. WwW SS w Ve Ws Ww Sss ww WW SSS wew wWwew ~ sss ww ww is} Sss ww ww 8S sss Ww Ww SSSSSS Ward’s Perfeet Fitting Shirts. These Shirts are top ye}] known to need any comment, both. some ft ynd alls A large supply always on hand. Also, the largest’ stack of Gents’ Fine Furnishing Goods on the Pacifi¢ Coast. Sry oue of his Shirts, and you will neyer weay any others. &, W. H. 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12 The Mining and Deientific Yress. eee earNarnes of Exhibitors will be insérted 1 tis eoluinn during the Fair, and inthe Cataloyue, for $1.50. Adyertisments ur notices of those marked with an asterIsk will be found in the Dary Fain Press. Alphabetical Reference List =o 5— Advertisers and Exhibitors, WITH THE LOCATION OF ARTICLES IN THE PAVILION. ‘he figures below show the No on the aeeampanying plan, aE the sertion in which the Exhibitors’ articles are located in the Pavillon.] . Sectionof Lotittion in Pavition. 14, 2t Nameof Exhibitor or Advertiser. UT ta Tomplemen ts % rt Gidleries, Pictnres n Suveod & Bodwell, Windinills, front of Pavilion. *Arthur, & Son, J D, Boat Models. Billlard Tables 3 : *Boath & Co., H. J., 40-horse Engine. *Beers, & Co, Dr J B Dentists, 127 Mont st. *Benard, Charles, Family Coffee nnd Spices, 707 Sim *Bosqni, E & Co, Book-Binders aud Printers. 517 Clay s *Bigelow & Bro, General Insnranee Agents, 505 Mont st *Bntler & Bennett’s Dental Chair, #53 Ulay st..*Bowers, J T, Masie, Pianas, ete, 14] Montzomery st. *Barthng & Kimball, Book Binders, 505 Clay Stee *Bragg, is W & Co, Mardwood, Lumber. 29 and 31 Bats *Bradley & Rulofson, eat Mont & Sac sts.. *Bryan, J M, Photographie Artist, 6lt Clay st *Burke, W F, Buots and Shoes, cor Mont and Pine sts. *Burbank, Dr. D., Dentistry, cor. Mant. and Sac sts. *Beath, S M, Patent Amalgamator, Vulcan Iron Worka. China Ware, Finc Groceries, Plated Ware, Stoves, Tin Ware, Wire Work, ete. . 44, 62, 53 Carle & Gorley, Auction and Com 3 ly 1 L268 Mont *Californla Homestead Association, JS Luty, See. 305 Aout. *Gqlitornia Powder Works, J F Lobse, Agt, 518 Cal steeeess *Cotfee, Risdon & Co, Gil Well Tools, Bush and Market st. *Crowell, J P, Dentist, 139 {th st. weet eens *Chanman, Mrs G M, Vegctablo H ye, 687 Market st.. Cutlery, Guns, Glassware, Hardware, Military Trimmings, Regalia, ete paneeeesernenee 50, 51, 62, 53, 57 Dewey & Co., Mixing ayn Scrextivio Press, Collection of Ninerals, Oil, Fyssils, Curiositles, Models, Daity Farr Presa Office, cte, sees Dry fen roe VATE a Furn: , 41, 43, 49, 54, 55, . sDanion. das E & Co, Books and Stationery, eo & 423 Sans.. 0 to 77 n street and 222 N plemeuts, Cal & Dav. 1,7, 13 +49, 55 7 *Danie), Jahn, Marble Works, 408 Pine stree *Dain, G W, Real Estate Agent, 422 Mont st. *Day, Thos, Crs Fitting and Plumbing. 732 Mont s spake, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, 541 and 543 Wash sts.. *Eureka Self-Adjusting a M E Traver & Bro, Genst. eral Agents, 213 aud 215 Thir Faney Goodsand Fancy Wares Flowers, Shrubbery, ctc 8, 49, 50, 54, 56, 57 +20, 21, 28, 29, 27, 36 Fruits ccceesssogeneseeenes i 21, 2) *Flnrence Sewing Machines, Sainnel Hill, Agt, 1I} Mont. .35 Fontmain, Aqtarinm, and Statttary. pps care 78 *Francia, Valentino & Co, Steam Printing Honse, 517 Clay st *Polleau, A, Anatomieal Trusses, 624 Washington sts. *Polkers, J HA, Itstruments, Trusses, etc, 218 Mont st. *Field & Co, Wines, Brandies, ete, 422 California st. *Firemans’ Firud tus Co, 238 Montst.... seenener *Gage & Bontou, Ladies Emporium of Fashion, 12 Mont st. *3odchanx, Weil & Co., Dry Gaods, 2d nnd Mission sts *Graves, H T, Screvns, Seives, cte, 412 Clay st... *QGalingher, Weed & White. Brass & Bell Fonndry, 125 First. *grover & Baker's Sewlng Machines, J WJ Pierson, Agent. 329 Mout Stare see eeeee we ee porn 41 *Ourrett, WT, Brass und Bell Foundry, Mar and Fir 57 *Golden City Billard Saloon, SW cor Montand Sac’ +*Galnen & Go, Edw, Trunks and Valises, 222 Sansome st *Gray, Nathanlel, Undertaker, 6t1 Sacramento st #GHll & Co, I, Straw Bleaching, Coloring, ete, 45 TI *Gage, Dress aud Clouk Maker. 12 Mont st.. *Hansnann, D, Mirrors, Lookitig Glasses, etc, 635 and 537 Olay strect. ae 7 y. 7a, Family Grocers, 42 Secon *Henld, Dr John, Dentist, cor Mont and Cal sts *Horstinann + Go, H. Forulture and Bedding, 7: *Hirth & Co, J, Mincrs’ Restaurant, 531 Commercial si *Hinckley & Co, Fulton Foundry,#5, 47 and 49 First st *Hncks & Lamhert, Axte Grease, Nat and Minna sts. +*Haskell's Tea Store, Market and Sutter sts.. *Hansbrow’'s Miniug Pump, Locke & Monta, and 214 Battery st. *Isane & Co, J, Paper and Stationery, San and Merc sts. *Kerby, Byrne & Co., Dry Goods Importers, 7 Mont st. *Kelluin € Winter, Dentists, 649 Clay.....255 *Kehoe, Jolm. Rootlig aud Jobbiug, 223 Bush st. *Knowles & Clarke, Dentists, 121 Montgomery stree *Kellett, Samuel, Plaster Ornaments, 761, Market st. *Keuny WB J, Calitornia Gold Pens, Armory Hall. “Lloyd £ Co, Roht R, N ¥Y Furniture Warehouse, 727 Mar s' Lick House, Alstrom & Jolinson, Montgomery and Sutto: *Leffel & Meyers, Ani Donbie Turbine Water Wheel *London & S F Bank, MS Latham, Mawr, 212 Mont. *Lockwood & Cu, Gents! and Boys Clothing, 624 Cia *Lawreuce & Houseworth, Cal View Art Optical In nents, 317, 319 Mont.. .seeae *Lipbbcy, Dr. Dentist, 22 Mont st. *Lougshorc, Jamos, Trunk Mauufacturer, 208 Bush st. Machinery Departnicnt.4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25 #MMeeker, James & Co, Wagon ‘and Carrlage Materials, 12 ne st. . . +Martin, Wheeler, Groccrles and Provisions. 2d and How. st *McGill J. & Co., Doors, Sash, Mouldings, ete., Mar. & Beale *MeGuna & Co, Practical Hatters, 654 Washington st.... *Mayer & Sons, I C, Dealers in Firs, 5 Montgnmery st.. .3: #Marsh, Pifisbury & Co, Hardware, Fisk and Market st. .52 *Mpyulhan & Altken, Portland Boiler Works, 311, 313 Mig st. *Metropolitnn Spice Mills, 25 Second st..esse.eeceee *Meyer .& Jonasson, Ladies’ Cloaks, etc, 10 Mont st . *Matdeville, Edward, Blacksmith’s Betlows, 218 Mis st 6 *Miners’ Foundry, Hawlund, Augel & King, First st .... *Mutual Life Ins Co, N ¥, {1 S Homans, Agcut, 6 9 Clay st., *Metbhanis’ Mut Marine Ins Co, attice NE cor Bat and Cal. *Massey, Atklns, Undertaker and Furnishcr, 651 San st... ea & ee JR, Clothing and Furnishing Goods, cor Wasi San sts . . New England Kitehen. «39, 45, 59, 58 *Nahl Bros & Dickman, Art and Photographic Galicry, 121 Montromery strect...c.cceee RASONC umecaG 4 “Neptune Iron Works, cor Mission and Fremont. st. oon ®North Amcrican Ins Co, J A Enton & Co, Agts, 240 Monl st *Norcross, Mrs HN, Pacific Fringe Factory, 5 Moat st..56 *Pease & Grimm, Stock Broker, 709 Mout... . *Pearson, H H& Co, Prop'rs Rass Honse, Mout " *Paclfic Insurance Co, Fire aud Marine, 436 California st.. *Pnrker, Edw H, Hazard’s Powder, Shot, Fuse, ete, 224 woe Tae st. ee ae Sones aliner's Patent Leg, Jarvis Jewett, Agt, 629 Wash st.. .: *Pacific Iron Works, Goddard s& Co, ievand Fremont sts. *Palmer, Knox & Co, Golden State Iron’ Works. 19, 21. 23 2 JUNACTOEE: ooneeepatnn Gere cpeerager napeinerc sa) ces *Pierce, & Co, i nos, 26 Montgomery st. *Roman & Co, A, Bogkscllers, 417 and 419 Montgomery st *Rubber Clothing Co? dose h Fraser, Agit, 642 ae pee *Ripley & Kimball, Plano Fortes & Melodeons, 417 Mon *Robinson & Oo, G, Sash Factory, 30 and 32 Cal'lornin st.. *Rosenbaum & Go, ¥r li, French Plate Ginss, 421, 42 *Russ House, H M Peargoa & Co, Prop’rs, Moat st. Statue of Lincoln, Mezarra.. Swuln « Brown, Restauraut Sewing MachInes.....05 ae St. John’s Clureh, Fancy Goods for *Steen, ET, Novelt: and 44 Beale 3ts. *Shiaber, J.WA., Furi BA Salo. aan Tron Works, 39 and 4v Fremot seandl nt, and 42 and Bedding, 80 Kearmey st.. *shew, Win, Photographic Oallery, 407 and 423 sont, .60 61 *Slins, John R, Fire-Proof Doors and Shutters, Bank Vaults, ete., Oregon st, bet. Front and Davis Wash and Jack. *Shetticld & Pattor: Practical Saw Makers, cor Jac and Battery. *Swaln & Co, Ra 3 . *Schreibor, Furniture aud Bedding, 406 Sansome s Telegraph Fire Alarm and Pollce..... goon 1 *Towne & Bacon, Excelstor Book and Job Printing Otfiee, Hae ete acer axnito & Co, Fanoy and Dry Goods, 9 Mout st. Tubbs & Co, § FGordage Nanut'y,G11 and 613 Front st. rruworthy, F M, Slaucll Plate Citter, 421 Front s Toompsou, TD, Wines and Liquors, 8321 Mont st. *Traver & Bro., M. E. Eureka Clothes Wringer. *Troutt, MJ M, Ourpeds, Oil Cloths, etc; 618 Market at. ol Gwa: ie *Union Iron Works, HJ Booth & Co, eor Ist aud Mis st... *Van Vieek & Keflth, Designers and Engravers, 611 Clay st. svulean Tron Works Co, Irou Founders, Ist, Nat and theo *Willis' Band (engaged forthe scason). Offiee, 131 Mont.23 *Whelan, Deuis, Boots nnd Shoes, [7 Yoarth Stes fag *Wolfe, James E, Architeet, 400 Mont Sterecieseeees HORERERG #Wilkins & Go, J M, Family Groceries, 2d and Natomasts. *WWond, %Z, Architeet, £10 Moutgoinery st. .. = *Weir, WG, Cablnet Furniture, 638 Market . *Ward & Son, 8 WM, Pericet Vittlng Shirts, 333 Mont st.40 *Winter, Wu, Sig and Ornamental Painter, 805 Wash'ton *Winter, R, Artist, 605 Sacramento St. cece ease eee ene eee 72 *Way, Daniel BE, Pionecr Jnpanese Baznar, 206 Muutgomery «Whitcomb & Dyer, Dentists, 205 Third st ne a sWheeler & Wilson Sewing Maehines, ! L Tilisto Montgomery and Sacramento sts..-.0e-ree ee “ *Wheelcr & Kandall, Execlsior.Grinder and Ama } Apvenrisers in the Damy Harr Press who have goods ou exhibition in the Pavilion will please notify us immediately of the section in which they are located in the ground plan of the Pavilion, published in this issue. W. TT. GARRATT, ; City BRASS AND BELL FOUNDER, . 4 2 & Cor. Market and First Sts., opposite Orlental Hotel, SAN FRANCISCO. f Manufacturer of Brass, Ziae, and Antl-Frictlon or Babbet Metal Castings; CHURCH AND STEAMBOAT BELLS, TAVERN AND HAND BELLS AND GONGS, FIRE ENGINES, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS, Steam, Liquor, Soda Oil, Water and Flange Cocks, and Valves of all deseriptions, made and repaired. Hose and all other Joints, Spriter, Solder, and Copper Rivets, &c. Gauge Cocks, Cylinder Cocks, Oil Oiobes, Steani Whistles, ILYDRAULIC PIPES AND NOZZELS For Mining purposes, Tron Steam Pipe furnished with Fittings, &e. Coupling Joints of all sizer. 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HELMBOLD’S — FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU For Non-Retention or Ineontinenee of Urine, Infammation or Uleeration nt the Bladder or Kidneys, Diseases of the Prostrnte Gland, Gravel, Briek Dust Deposits, Dropslcal Byelines Organle Weakness, Debility, Female Complnints, D HELMBOLD’S ELUID EXTRACT BUCHU — ARR — Improved Rose Wash Will radically exterminate from the system Diseases arlsing froin Hablts of Dissipation, af Uitle expense, litle or no changeof diet, 10 tneonteuience or exposure; completely super: seding those unpleaint and dangerous remedies, Copabia and Mercury, in euring these diseasus. USE HEMBOLD’S ELUID EXTRACT BUCHU In all Diseases of the Urlnary Organs, whether existing in MALE OF FENALE, from whatever cituse ovigineting, and no mater of how tong stuading. It is ee in its taste and odor, MMEDIATE In action, and more strengthening than any of the prenarations of Bark or Iron, Those suffering from Broken Down or Delicate Constitutions, procure the Remeily at once. 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We have here ail the most necessary “hiuts and directions for testiag and assaying tho ores of the vurious minerals ; ua explauatiou of chemical terms; a brief and intelligihle deseription of the numerons processes for roasting arcs, aad tho extractioa of inetals from their ores by umalgamation and otherwiee, The work also contains an origiaal and highly jatercsting discussion of the traccory aad differently format grinding plates, as applicd to the reduction of vres—a subject not oaly of special intorest to the scientific Teader, hut also practically of the highest importance to every quartz miner:Professor Silliman, of Yale, and Hodgson, of the College of Culifornia, haviag exumined this discussion, as suhmitted to them by its author, Mr, Randall, previous to tbe compliatiou of this work, Speak of the same as not only mathematically correct, but also as of great practical yaluc. Messrs W. R. Eckart, Jr., Engineer, (lato of U. 8, N.,) and W. 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