Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

160 The Mining and Scientific Press. eae MINING AND SOIENTIFIO PRESS PATENT AGENCY. For the Pacific Coast. Orrice oF TRE Mining ayn Screntiric Press—No. 605 Clay street, corner of Sansome, San Francis¢o. Information for Inventors! Taventors on this coast having their applications for patents made out through our Agency can sign their pupers at onte,und thus secure their rights at least Uhree months sooner than by trusting the sume (o distant agencies, situated in New York or Washington, The Patent Law Amendment Act, of March éth, 1861, and Marcel 3d, 1863, nowin force, introduces scveral important changes In our Patent System. The gencral practice of the Patent Office, however, In regard to the cxamination and issue of Letters Patent tor new inventions, remains nearly the same as herctotore. The amendinentot 8d March, 1863, proyldes, in section 8, that every patent shall be dated asof a nay not later than slx montlis atter the tle at which It wns passed aud allowaud notice thercot seutto the applicant or his avent, Ani If the tlual fee tor such patent be net paid within tle suid six mouths, the patent shalibe witheld,and the invention therein described shall become Pie property as agalnst the applicant therefur! Preeided, That In all cases where patents have been allowed previous to tho passnge of thisact, the said six months shall be reckoned from the date of such passago. 7 The first qnestton, therefore, that presents itself te the inventor, who desires to procure a patent, is: “Gan lolitain a fatent?’? A positive auswer to this question ls only te he had yy prescuting n formal application fora patent tothe Goveru mient,embricing a petition, speel fication, model, duplicate drawings, and the payment of the prescribed otficral Te Asie trom these steps, all the inventor can do is, to subin his plans to persons experienced in the business of obtaining patents, and solicit their opinion and advice. 1f the parties Nonsulted are honorable mien, the Inventor may sutely con. nde his ideas to them, and they will intorm him whether or cot his invention ls probably patentable. Those who have ade Inventions and desire to consult with us respecting the same. are cordially invited to do so. We shall be happy to sec them in persen at our office, er to advise them Wy mail, or throuzh the Minine axp Scrgntiric Prass. In all cases they may expect trom us an honest opinion. For these consultations, oplniot and advice, we make no charge. A peu-and-Ink sketch, and description of the invention shonld be sent, together witha stamp for return ostnge. Write plain; do tot use pencil or pale Ink; be rief. : Remember that all business committed to cur care, and all wonsultations, are kept by us secret, and strictly coufidentlal. Caveats, A Caveat Is a confidenhal communication made to the Pataut Office, and is therefore filed within its seeret archives. The privliegc sceured unier a caveat is, that It entitles the carentor to recclve notice, for a perio Of one year, of anv application for a patent subsequently led, and which is adjudged to be novel, antl is likely to interfere with the Inyentlon described in the caveat, ani the cavcator is then required to cons lete his ication for a patent within three months trom the date of said notice. Caveat papers shouli be very carclully prepared. Our tee for the service yarles from $10 to $20. The Govornment fee unser the new law is reduecd to ten dollars; and this sum does not apply, as heretofore, as part ot the tee on presenting an application for a patent. . lnventors will ofttlmes find it very Importint to take advantage of the caveat system—the expense under the law being camparatively smal!. To enable us to prepare caveat Raper, we only require asketch and description of the Invention; no medel being necessary. Expense of Applying for a Patent, Rejoctions, eto. Under the new law, the Government fee, on fillng an application for a patent, is fifieen dollars ; and if tho patent is alowed, twenty dollars additional is required. 1f rejected, the first fee of fifteen dollars is all that is demanded. English, French, Austrian, Prusslan Spanish, and inventors of every nationallty, nay now obtain patents n the United ‘States upon the same terms as our own citizens. Tho only discrimination made is against subjects of gevernment that discriminate against the inhabitauts of the United States. To the foregoing official fecs inust he adder] the Attorney's fees for preparing the various documents and drawings. Our charge for preparing a ense, presenting itto the Gov ernment, and.attending to all business connected with it, until a dcclsion is given, Isfrom $20 to$i0. 1f tho patent is geantted no further agency expenses ensues. 1f the apyileation is rejected we a causcthorough investigation to be mado luto the reasons presented to the Commissioner tor refusing the patent. 1n making this examination, we have excess to all the drawings, models, books and specifications cited In reference, and we report the result as early as pos: aible to our elient. 3 If the rejection proves to be an unjust Ane wach soinetimes happens—it can generally be reversed, and the patet obtained by contesting thecasc. For this prosecntion we eharge a (ce proportionate to the extra laborinvolved, payable only on the issue of the patent; but our demand will be reasouabie and sutisfactory to our clleuts, and will be arrauzed beforehand by special agreement. The system adopted by us works well, slves gencral satlsfaetlon and presents to ali applicants, rich or poor, au equal Sr er unl of having their patent cases prepared, conducted and prosecuted in the best manner, by experienced at. torney's, npon the most moderate terms. Inventors who lave rejected cases, prepared either by themselves, or for them by other agents, and desire to.ascertain their prospects of success by further efforts, are invited to avail themselves of our unequalled facilitics in scenring favorable results. We have becu suecesstul in securing Letters Patent tn many eases of such a mutter. Our terins for such cases are very modcrate. Models, Remittances, eto. ‘ The law reqnires that the Inventor shall, In all cases, farnish amodel, which must not exceed twelve Inches in any of Its dimentions ; it should _be neatly male, of hard wood or metal, or both, varnished or painted ; the name of the nventor should be engraved or painted on it conspicuously. hen the inventlon consists of un improvement on some Known machine, a full working model of the whole will not be neeessary. it should be sutticiently perfect, however, to show with elearness, the nature and operation of the invention. As anon as the model Is ready, It should be earefully boxcd and shipped by express or otherwise, to our adilress, nainely: Dews: Co., Mining and Sclentitie Press, Nu. 505 clay Street, corner of Sansome, San Franeiseo, Cal. Prepay expenses and send express receipt to us by inail. Slmultanconsly with tle model, the inventor should send ua the first installment of the Gavernment tee, fitteen dollars. The money may be torwarded cither by express with the model, or by mail The satest way to remit is by drntt on San Francisco, payable to our order. Always send a Ictlter w ththe model, and also the remlttauee stating the nnme and addross of the sender, A full description should also be sent with the model, embodying all the ideas of the iuventor respecting the improvemen On the reeeipt of the model and Government fec, the ease iy dilly registered upon our books. and the appilenatlon ~ proceeded with asiasz as possible. When the docuincnts ure ready we send thein to the inventor by mall, for hly ox. amination, signature aud aftidaylt, with a letter of Instrnc» tion, etc. Ourfee for prevaring the ease Is then due and will be called for. The case will then be presented to the Patent Of2ce, and as soon as the patent, ls ordered to be isgued the Oovernment foc, namely, twenty dollars. Inventors who dv business with us will be notlficd of the state of thelr application in the Patent Office, when It ls posglble-for ustodoso. We do not require the personai attend: auce of the Inventor, unless It Is one of great compllention; tbe busincss can be well done by correspondence. When the Invention consists of 1 new article of manufacture, or a ueW compositlon, samples of the separate Ingrod!ents, sufficient tomake the ee ais and also of the mannfavtured article Itself must be furnished. The average time required to procure a patent, when the case Is conducted at our agency, is three months. We frequently get them throngh in less time; but In other cases, nuwing to delay on the part of officials, the period ls sometimes extended to four or five months, and even more. We ake speclal point to forward our cases as rapldly as possible. Patent Office Fees, and How Payable. Nearly all tho fees payable to tho Patent Office are pesliyely required by law to bo pald in advance. For the sake of unlforaiity and convenlence, the remaining feca will be raguired to bo pad in the same manner; that is to say, be. fore the labor is performed for which they are to ba recelyod in payment, = z The following is the Government tariff of fees established law: On every application for a design, for 3 y'rs and 6 nos. $10 On every application for a design, for seven years. 15 Ou every uppheation tor a desizn, lor fourteen yea: 30 On every application for a patent, for seventeen yea 15 Onevery Gaveat. Onissulng cach orig! On filing a disclaimer. On every upplication fe On every udd nal patent granted . On every application for an extension. Ou the rant of cyery extension. zi n appeal to the Commilssiauer frum Examiners: 2 Onevery appeal to the Judges of Circuit Court, D.C. 25 Wo have had successful expericnee In conducting these appcals and our services are yendéred on moderate terms. DEWEY & CO., Agents, Mining and Selentlfie Press Oftlce, No. 505 Clay street, cor er of Sansome, Sau Franctsco. : Away with Spectacles. Old Eyes made new, without SPECTACLES, DOCTOR, or MEDICINE. Paniphiet mailed free on receipt of ten cents. Address E. B. FOOTE, M. D., No. 1150 Broadway, NewWork,. 1iv 10-27 . M. DISNIZW’S Endless Chain Water Wheel Glves the greatest power from the same amount of water of any wheelin use. Every pound of water used gives one ponnd power. Itis cheap and easily constructed, and can be bniit anywhere, and my be so constructed as to give any amount of power according ta the amonnt of water and the fait. 1t is now on exhibition at 621 Market street, ln this Clty. All are Invited to call and see for thomselves. We are ready to put in Wheets cither on sluggish strennis or under hend, RIGHTS FOR SALE. This Wlicel ls pecaliarly adapted to running streams, whero parties cannot build dams so as to make use of the fall. M, DISNEY, Inventor. San Francisco, Sept. 6th, 1865. Tivll-tw ay CALL STABLE. N, GISHWILLER Would respectfully Inform the pubtie that he has opened alarge and well-arranged LIVE nY STABLE, On B street, Summit City, Cal, (two doors below the Lake House), where goo Saddle and Rugey Horses can behadat all times. Our charges will be reusonable, and we hepe. by prompt attention, ea, a share of the public patronage. 13m Ten Able-Bodied Copper Miners WANTED, :: At the Bunker Eill Mine, To work for wages (three dollars per day), or on contraet. 10v11-t£ RICHARD POWNING, Superintendent. MITCHELL'S COMBINED FAUCET AND MEASURE. This Is one of the most useful inventions of the day, and is destined to go Into universal use on thls coast, as it has in the Eastern States. é The invention consists of a combined Fancct and Meas. ure, so arranged thatthe liquld contents of any cask or other yessc] can be drawn and accurately meastréd without the use of mensures or funnels other than such as are einbrnced in the Faneet itself. While lt obviates altogelher the use of measures, it aperates iueh more perfectly than the old method of drawing and measuring such liquids as have a tendeney to foam up when drawn, as coal oll, Ilnsced ol, ete: 5 The Proprielor has_made arrangenents with GALLAGHER, WEED & WHITE, of the California Brass Foundry of this eity, for the manufacture of this Faucet, and Is prepared to furalsh the article or sell terrllories. Were ls a chance for men with small capital to invest in a good business, Model on exhibition at foot of staira in the Pavillon. Resldenee, 320 Taylor street, neat O'Farretl street. D. C. MITCHELL, Proyp'r, . HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU For NonRetention er Incontinence of Urine, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Bladder or Kidneys, Diseases of the Prostraté Gland, Gravel, Brick Du-t Deposits, Drupsical Sy elias; Organle Weakness, Debility, female Complaints, te ¢ 4 HELMBOLD'S ELUID EXTRACT BUCHU —AND—— Improved Rose Wash Will radically exterminate from tho system Diseases arlsing from Mnblis of Dissipation, af liftle expense, little or nd change of diel, no incourenience or exposure: completely auperseding tase naplectodal ane dangerons remedics, Copubie and Mercury, iv curing these diseases, 7 USE HEMBOLD’S ELUID EXTRACT BUCHU 1n all Diseases of the Urluary Organs, whether existing in MALE OF FEMALE, fron: whatever cunse origiuiting, and no matter of how long standing. 1t is pleasant in its taste and odor IMMEDIATE In action, and wore strengthenlog than any of the preparations of Bark or Dron, Those sutleriug from froken Down or Deticate Constitutions, procure the Remedy at oure. The reader nust be aware that however slight ee be the attack of the above diserses, It ls certain lo ntfect his Bodily Health, Mental Powers and Happiness. If no treatment ia submitted to, Consumption or Lusauity may onsno. All the above diseases require the ald of a diuretic. Hembold’s Extract Buchu Is THE GREAT D1URETIO, fice HWELMUBOLYD’s NMIGNLY CONCENTRATED Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla, For purifying the Blood, removing all diseases arising from excess aul Imprudence In life, chronle constitntional diseases arising trem an jinpure state of tho blued, and the only rehable aud effectual known reniedy for the cure of Serolula, Ssenld Hexd, Satt Rheum, Palns aml Swelting of Ihe Bones, Ulcerations vf the Throat and Legs, Btotches, Pimples on the Faco, Tetter, Erysipelas, and ail scaly oruptlons of the skit, aud beautifylng the comriKxi0N. 4 NOT A FEW Of the worst disorders that afillct mankind arlso from the eorruption that acenmulates in the Blood. Of all tho dlscoverics that have been made to purge it’ out, none eun equal In etlect Hxumpoty's ConoxntRaten Extract or SaaSAPARILLA. It cleauses aud renovates the Blood, instlils the vigor of licalth into the system, and purges ont lhe humors which make iltsease. It stimulates tho healthy functions of the beady, and en pete the disoriters that grow aml rankle In the Blood. Such a remedy, that could bo relied on, has Pee been spught tor, and now, tor lhe first time, the publie have one on wiileh thoy can depem!. Our space here does not admit of certifieates to show Its effcote, but the trial ot a slugie boltlo will show to the sick that It has virtues surpasslug anything they have ever taken, Two tablespoonsful of the Extract of Saraapariila, added ton pintof water, is equal to the Lisbon Dict Drink, and nme bottle ls eqnal to a gallon of the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the deeoetion as nsually made. The above Extracts aro prepared on Pee es a Varuo—and cnibody the fir ingredients entering Into thelr composiligon. pees selentlfie ll strength of the A ready and t will be a comparisnn of their propertics San Franelsee, Aug. 22d, 1865. lovll3m SALMON’S with those set PROPELLOR AMALGAMATOR — AND—— Challenge Settler Has heen In use and thoronghly tested, both In California and Nevada, with entire satisfactlou to all parties coneerned. These Machines are AS Made cntirely different from any others, And with tho same pewer will grind. amalgamate, scttle and separate, more goid and silver ore than any otbers now Inuse. Manufactured at the SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDRY, whero Machluca can be seen In operation. Address ov J. & W. C. SALMON. Tn Local Affections no words can give a just ideaof the comfort one of these plasters Impart. Tbey are the plaster of the day, and a fit type of our presebt advaucement in acieuce aud art, Iu Asthma Cong .Kidney Affeetious, and local deep-seated pains ta " pecmanent relief. TRY ON®, and he conyluce oe PRINCIPAL OFFICE T. ALLCUU uO, :. Brandreth’s Bailding, New York. W. F. BRANDRETH, OFFICE AT Crane & Brigham ’s. 4 SAN FRANCISCO, LL DBUGGISTS, 28 aa FOR SAL (RY A 95 25q i w Torth in the U. 8. Dispeusntory. © HOW TO USE THE REMEDIES. In Diseases of the Blood, Wnmors on the Face, or any and every part of the body, uso Extract of Sarsaparilla, applying to Pimples and all external Huinors or Erup: tions the Improved Rose Wash. Use the Extract Buchu for all diseases requirlng the ald of adiuretic, except these of the Urinary Organs, such as Gonorrheea ana Gleet; in these use the Extract Buchu, and inject with the Improved Rose Wash. Bg~ THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and also are in yery gencral use In all the STATE HOSPITALS AND PUBge L1U INSTITUTIONS throughout the land, as well us In pri vate practice, and are considered as iitvaluable remedies, MEDICINE DELIVERED TO ANY ADDRESS. Direet letters to— HEMEOLD'S DRUO AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, .694 Broadway, New York, next Metropolitan Hotel, —0a to — HEXBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT, 104 South Tenth street, Asseoibly Bulldings, Philadelphia. » @ . Deserlbe Symptoms in nil Communientions, BOLD :BY, ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE, J Beware of Counterfeits! ASK FOR HELMBOLD’S. TAKE NO OTHER, . HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, 2 Sole Agents for the Pacttic Coast, 37¥107"§ Noo, 40lfand 409 Battory street, San Franclsco. BANCROFT’S ihre oe SCIENTIFIC BOOKS. Divislon L¥—Fine Acta, Cusss 4—Herarpay. Boutell's Heraldry ..sseersssssssveces ene Burke's Getteral Armory of England, etc. Harrlson's Haudy Glossary of Heraldry Nunnnal of Ueraldry, 5th cdition.. Mapleson's Hand Book of Heraldry. Moe's Essay on Heraldry Moule's Heraldry of Fish Plauche’s Pnrsulvant ot Aris...++ we Crass 5—PnorocRarny. . Brewster on the Rtercoscope. Burgess’ Photograph aw] Ambrotype Manual Burgess’ Carte de Vislte and Stereoscope. Coale’s Manual of Photography. Daguerreotyplst nn Photographer's Companion. Davies’ Photographer's Pocket Companion. . 76 Divine's Photographie Manipulation Fisher's Photoyenle Manipniatlon. Gage's Photography on Glass and Paper 15 Hallem on Photography Eva Nardwiecke's Photegraphic Chemistry. 400 Humphrey's Hand Bnok of the Dagucrreotype . 150 Hunt's Treatise on Photography 126 Otle’s Landscape Photography. 125 Price's Photographic Manipulation 26% Slmons on Coloring Photographs. T 00 Sutton’s Callotype Process.. 100 Sutton's Dictionary of Photography.. 4 50 Thorntiiwalte's Monckhoven’s Popular Photograph, Towler’s Photographic Almanae, 15 Fowler's Porcelain Picture—lHow to Make It Towler's Silver Sunbeam, 3d editlon. « Unulversal Text Book of Photugraphy. Wall's Manual of Photographic Coloring. {10 DK CONTINUEU H. H. BANCROFT & CO., * Booksellers und Statloners, San Frauetsco, Cal. vill Brnndreth’s Vegetable Pls.-This medlclne, of enduring efficacy, Is justly prized as a corrector of all dls. orders of the stomach and howels, the common symptema of which are costiveness, spasms, loss of appetite, sick headache, glddiness, seuse ef bloating after meals, dlzzinesa of tle eyes, drowsiness, and Cramplug In the stemach and and bowels. These symptoms belug suffered to remain; @ torpld state of the Ilver supervenes, and all the horrers of dyspepsla aro experienced. Every functlon of the frame Is to acertain extenl prostrated; buta little perseverance in tho use of BRANDRETH'S PILLS wil! ever restore the sys tem from this state of miscry. Twe or three doses wlll convince the affileted of thelr salutary Influence. Thostomach will specdily regaln lts strength, a healthy actlon of the liver will soon take place, and Instead of Ilstlessness, heat, pain, and jaundiced appearance, actlvlty, strength and re newed health, will be tho hlessed result, Brandreth'y Pllla are sold at 25 ccuts per bex, enycloped In full direetlons. Purchase none unless my privale Government Stamp Ja on the box. See uponit "B. Brandreth" In while letterg, — Principal office, Brandreth Bullding, New York. f W. F. BRANDRETH. Lovett Offiee at Crane & Brizgham’s San Fran, N THE PROBATE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF San Francisco, Californin. In the matter of the stale of J. W. WRIEY alias J. H. CHURCHILL, di ceased. Notlee to Creditors~All persons ure hereby notificd, who hava elalms agalnst the sald deceased. or this estate, to present the'sanic, wlth necessary yonchers to the undersigned, nt No. 60t Merchant strect, San Franelsco, within four montha alter the first puhlication of this notice (a summary adminIstratlon of this estate havicg been ordered), else the same wilil be forever barred. J, A. WOODSON, * Attorney for P. Warner, Adm'r of sald Estate, 4 Merchant stree' San Franclseo Aug. 26, 1866. u eae OUNTY COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANciseo.—lu the matter of the application of the Palmyra Milland Mining Company for an order ot dissolution. Notico ls hereby glven te ail persons intere#ed that lhe Palmyra Mill and Mining Company lave this day filed thelr petitlon in the County Clerk's office of gald City and County, praying for au order of dissolutlen, and in pursuance ot an order ot the Hou. Samuel Cowles, this da: made, all persons interested are hereby notified to be an appenr before the Hon. Samuel Cowles, Connty Judea of said etty and county, at his chambers. In tho City Hall, on JONDAY, the 2d day of October, 1865, at 9 o'clock, A. M., of that day, to show eause, If any they have, why tb: prayers of sald petiqoncrs shenld not be granted. r=~~ Witness my hand aml seal of sald Court, tha { bs" } 30th day of August, 1865, ’ is WM: LOEWY, Clerk, By Wu. Harvey, Dep. Clerk. TRY ’ wy ww wg SSSSS8_! Ww. wy, Ly ss8S 8S Ww iw Ww. w sss‘ 8 wWWw OW 883 www Ww SS, ww w iW SSS wow wow 883 ww rw 858 wy ww BR SSS) Ww Ww SSSSSS Ward’s Perfect Fitting Shirts. These Shirts are too well known to need nny comment, both for perfect ut aud quality. A Iurge supply always on hand. Also, the Isrgest stock of Gents’ Fine Furntybing Goods on-the Paelfle Coast. Try oue of hts Shirts, and you will neyer wear any otbers. od Ss. W.H. WARD & SON, No, 323 Montgomery Street,, (Odd Fellows’ Wall) New York Honso, 387 Broadway. Wvld Delays ure Dangerons.—Inventors on the Pacific Coast sliould bear in mind that by patronizing our Patent Agency they ean sign all neccessary pnpers for securlng patents xlmost immedlatcly, thereby avohling the ree Mmouth'a delay requlelte In transacting htsluess thro’ ry Eaatern agencles. “

160 The Mining and Scientific Press. eae MINING AND SOIENTIFIO PRESS PATENT AGENCY. For the Pacific Coast. Orrice oF TRE Mining ayn Screntiric Press—No. 605 Clay street, corner of Sansome, San Francis¢o. Information for Inventors! Taventors on this coast having their applications for patents made out through our Agency can sign their pupers at onte,und thus secure their rights at least Uhree months sooner than by trusting the sume (o distant agencies, situated in New York or Washington, The Patent Law Amendment Act, of March éth, 1861, and Marcel 3d, 1863, nowin force, introduces scveral important changes In our Patent System. The gencral practice of the Patent Office, however, In regard to the cxamination and issue of Letters Patent tor new inventions, remains nearly the same as herctotore. The amendinentot 8d March, 1863, proyldes, in section 8, that every patent shall be dated asof a nay not later than slx montlis atter the tle at which It wns passed aud allowaud notice thercot seutto the applicant or his avent, Ani If the tlual fee tor such patent be net paid within tle suid six mouths, the patent shalibe witheld,and the invention therein described shall become Pie property as agalnst the applicant therefur! Preeided, That In all cases where patents have been allowed previous to tho passnge of thisact, the said six months shall be reckoned from the date of such passago. 7 The first qnestton, therefore, that presents itself te the inventor, who desires to procure a patent, is: “Gan lolitain a fatent?’? A positive auswer to this question ls only te he had yy prescuting n formal application fora patent tothe Goveru mient,embricing a petition, speel fication, model, duplicate drawings, and the payment of the prescribed otficral Te Asie trom these steps, all the inventor can do is, to subin his plans to persons experienced in the business of obtaining patents, and solicit their opinion and advice. 1f the parties Nonsulted are honorable mien, the Inventor may sutely con. nde his ideas to them, and they will intorm him whether or cot his invention ls probably patentable. Those who have ade Inventions and desire to consult with us respecting the same. are cordially invited to do so. We shall be happy to sec them in persen at our office, er to advise them Wy mail, or throuzh the Minine axp Scrgntiric Prass. In all cases they may expect trom us an honest opinion. For these consultations, oplniot and advice, we make no charge. A peu-and-Ink sketch, and description of the invention shonld be sent, together witha stamp for return ostnge. Write plain; do tot use pencil or pale Ink; be rief. : Remember that all business committed to cur care, and all wonsultations, are kept by us secret, and strictly coufidentlal. Caveats, A Caveat Is a confidenhal communication made to the Pataut Office, and is therefore filed within its seeret archives. The privliegc sceured unier a caveat is, that It entitles the carentor to recclve notice, for a perio Of one year, of anv application for a patent subsequently led, and which is adjudged to be novel, antl is likely to interfere with the Inyentlon described in the caveat, ani the cavcator is then required to cons lete his ication for a patent within three months trom the date of said notice. Caveat papers shouli be very carclully prepared. Our tee for the service yarles from $10 to $20. The Govornment fee unser the new law is reduecd to ten dollars; and this sum does not apply, as heretofore, as part ot the tee on presenting an application for a patent. . lnventors will ofttlmes find it very Importint to take advantage of the caveat system—the expense under the law being camparatively smal!. To enable us to prepare caveat Raper, we only require asketch and description of the Invention; no medel being necessary. Expense of Applying for a Patent, Rejoctions, eto. Under the new law, the Government fee, on fillng an application for a patent, is fifieen dollars ; and if tho patent is alowed, twenty dollars additional is required. 1f rejected, the first fee of fifteen dollars is all that is demanded. English, French, Austrian, Prusslan Spanish, and inventors of every nationallty, nay now obtain patents n the United ‘States upon the same terms as our own citizens. Tho only discrimination made is against subjects of gevernment that discriminate against the inhabitauts of the United States. To the foregoing official fecs inust he adder] the Attorney's fees for preparing the various documents and drawings. Our charge for preparing a ense, presenting itto the Gov ernment, and.attending to all business connected with it, until a dcclsion is given, Isfrom $20 to$i0. 1f tho patent is geantted no further agency expenses ensues. 1f the apyileation is rejected we a causcthorough investigation to be mado luto the reasons presented to the Commissioner tor refusing the patent. 1n making this examination, we have excess to all the drawings, models, books and specifications cited In reference, and we report the result as early as pos: aible to our elient. 3 If the rejection proves to be an unjust Ane wach soinetimes happens—it can generally be reversed, and the patet obtained by contesting thecasc. For this prosecntion we eharge a (ce proportionate to the extra laborinvolved, payable only on the issue of the patent; but our demand will be reasouabie and sutisfactory to our clleuts, and will be arrauzed beforehand by special agreement. The system adopted by us works well, slves gencral satlsfaetlon and presents to ali applicants, rich or poor, au equal Sr er unl of having their patent cases prepared, conducted and prosecuted in the best manner, by experienced at. torney's, npon the most moderate terms. Inventors who lave rejected cases, prepared either by themselves, or for them by other agents, and desire to.ascertain their prospects of success by further efforts, are invited to avail themselves of our unequalled facilitics in scenring favorable results. We have becu suecesstul in securing Letters Patent tn many eases of such a mutter. Our terins for such cases are very modcrate. Models, Remittances, eto. ‘ The law reqnires that the Inventor shall, In all cases, farnish amodel, which must not exceed twelve Inches in any of Its dimentions ; it should _be neatly male, of hard wood or metal, or both, varnished or painted ; the name of the nventor should be engraved or painted on it conspicuously. hen the inventlon consists of un improvement on some Known machine, a full working model of the whole will not be neeessary. it should be sutticiently perfect, however, to show with elearness, the nature and operation of the invention. As anon as the model Is ready, It should be earefully boxcd and shipped by express or otherwise, to our adilress, nainely: Dews: Co., Mining and Sclentitie Press, Nu. 505 clay Street, corner of Sansome, San Franeiseo, Cal. Prepay expenses and send express receipt to us by inail. Slmultanconsly with tle model, the inventor should send ua the first installment of the Gavernment tee, fitteen dollars. The money may be torwarded cither by express with the model, or by mail The satest way to remit is by drntt on San Francisco, payable to our order. Always send a Ictlter w ththe model, and also the remlttauee stating the nnme and addross of the sender, A full description should also be sent with the model, embodying all the ideas of the iuventor respecting the improvemen On the reeeipt of the model and Government fec, the ease iy dilly registered upon our books. and the appilenatlon ~ proceeded with asiasz as possible. When the docuincnts ure ready we send thein to the inventor by mall, for hly ox. amination, signature aud aftidaylt, with a letter of Instrnc» tion, etc. Ourfee for prevaring the ease Is then due and will be called for. The case will then be presented to the Patent Of2ce, and as soon as the patent, ls ordered to be isgued the Oovernment foc, namely, twenty dollars. Inventors who dv business with us will be notlficd of the state of thelr application in the Patent Office, when It ls posglble-for ustodoso. We do not require the personai attend: auce of the Inventor, unless It Is one of great compllention; tbe busincss can be well done by correspondence. When the Invention consists of 1 new article of manufacture, or a ueW compositlon, samples of the separate Ingrod!ents, sufficient tomake the ee ais and also of the mannfavtured article Itself must be furnished. The average time required to procure a patent, when the case Is conducted at our agency, is three months. We frequently get them throngh in less time; but In other cases, nuwing to delay on the part of officials, the period ls sometimes extended to four or five months, and even more. We ake speclal point to forward our cases as rapldly as possible. Patent Office Fees, and How Payable. Nearly all tho fees payable to tho Patent Office are pesliyely required by law to bo pald in advance. For the sake of unlforaiity and convenlence, the remaining feca will be raguired to bo pad in the same manner; that is to say, be. fore the labor is performed for which they are to ba recelyod in payment, = z The following is the Government tariff of fees established law: On every application for a design, for 3 y'rs and 6 nos.. $10 On every application for a design, for seven years. 15 Ou every uppheation tor a desizn, lor fourteen yea: 30 On every application for a patent, for seventeen yea 15 Onevery Gaveat.. Onissulng cach orig! On filing a disclaimer. On every upplication fe On every udd nal patent granted . On every application for an extension. Ou the rant of cyery extension.. zi n appeal to the Commilssiauer frum Examiners: 2 Onevery appeal to the Judges of Circuit Court, D.C.. 25 Wo have had successful expericnee In conducting these appcals and our services are yendéred on moderate terms. DEWEY & CO., Agents, Mining and Selentlfie Press Oftlce, No. 505 Clay street, cor er of Sansome, Sau Franctsco. : Away with Spectacles. Old Eyes made new, without SPECTACLES, DOCTOR, or MEDICINE. Paniphiet mailed free on receipt of ten cents. Address E. B. FOOTE, M. D., No. 1150 Broadway, NewWork,. 1iv 10-27 . M. DISNIZW’S Endless Chain Water Wheel Glves the greatest power from the same amount of water of any wheelin use. Every pound of water used gives one ponnd power. Itis cheap and easily constructed, and can be bniit anywhere, and my be so constructed as to give any amount of power according ta the amonnt of water and the fait. 1t is now on exhibition at 621 Market street, ln this Clty. All are Invited to call and see for thomselves. We are ready to put in Wheets cither on sluggish strennis or under hend, RIGHTS FOR SALE. This Wlicel ls pecaliarly adapted to running streams, whero parties cannot build dams so as to make use of the fall. M, DISNEY, Inventor. San Francisco, Sept. 6th, 1865. Tivll-tw ay CALL STABLE. N, GISHWILLER Would respectfully Inform the pubtie that he has opened alarge and well-arranged LIVE nY STABLE, On B street, Summit City, Cal, (two doors below the Lake House), where goo Saddle and Rugey Horses can behadat all times. Our charges will be reusonable, and we hepe. by prompt attention, ea, a share of the public patronage. 13m Ten Able-Bodied Copper Miners WANTED, :: At the Bunker Eill Mine, To work for wages (three dollars per day), or on contraet. 10v11-t£ RICHARD POWNING, Superintendent. MITCHELL'S COMBINED FAUCET AND MEASURE. This Is one of the most useful inventions of the day, and is destined to go Into universal use on thls coast, as it has in the Eastern States. é The invention consists of a combined Fancct and Meas. ure, so arranged thatthe liquld contents of any cask or other yessc] can be drawn and accurately meastréd without the use of mensures or funnels other than such as are einbrnced in the Faneet itself. While lt obviates altogelher the use of measures, it aperates iueh more perfectly than the old method of drawing and measuring such liquids as have a tendeney to foam up when drawn, as coal oll, Ilnsced ol, ete: 5 The Proprielor has_made arrangenents with GALLAGHER, WEED & WHITE, of the California Brass Foundry of this eity, for the manufacture of this Faucet, and Is prepared to furalsh the article or sell terrllories. Were ls a chance for men with small capital to invest in a good business, Model on exhibition at foot of staira in the Pavillon. Resldenee, 320 Taylor street, neat O'Farretl street. D. C. MITCHELL, Proyp'r, . HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU For NonRetention er Incontinence of Urine, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Bladder or Kidneys, Diseases of the Prostraté Gland, Gravel, Brick Du-t Deposits, Drupsical Sy elias; Organle Weakness, Debility, female Complaints, te ¢ 4 HELMBOLD'S ELUID EXTRACT BUCHU —AND—— Improved Rose Wash Will radically exterminate from tho system Diseases arlsing from Mnblis of Dissipation, af liftle expense, little or nd change of diel, no incourenience or exposure: completely auperseding tase naplectodal ane dangerons remedics, Copubie and Mercury, iv curing these diseases, 7 USE HEMBOLD’S

ELUID EXTRACT BUCHU 1n all Diseases of the Urluary Organs, whether existing in MALE OF FEMALE, fron: whatever cunse origiuiting, and no matter of how long standing. 1t is pleasant in its taste and odor IMMEDIATE In action, and wore strengthenlog than any of the preparations of Bark or Dron, Those sutleriug from froken Down or Deticate Constitutions, procure the Remedy at oure. The reader nust be aware that however slight ee be the attack of the above diserses, It ls certain lo ntfect his Bodily Health, Mental Powers and Happiness. If no treatment ia submitted to, Consumption or Lusauity may onsno. All the above diseases require the ald of a diuretic. Hembold’s Extract Buchu Is THE GREAT D1URETIO, fice HWELMUBOLYD’s NMIGNLY CONCENTRATED Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla, For purifying the Blood, removing all diseases arising from excess aul Imprudence In life, chronle constitntional diseases arising trem an jinpure state of tho blued, and the only rehable aud effectual known reniedy for the cure of Serolula, Ssenld Hexd, Satt Rheum, Palns aml Swelting of Ihe Bones, Ulcerations vf the Throat and Legs, Btotches, Pimples on the Faco, Tetter, Erysipelas, and ail scaly oruptlons of the skit, aud beautifylng the comriKxi0N. 4 NOT A FEW Of the worst disorders that afillct mankind arlso from the eorruption that acenmulates in the Blood. Of all tho dlscoverics that have been made to purge it’ out, none eun equal In etlect Hxumpoty's ConoxntRaten Extract or SaaSAPARILLA. It cleauses aud renovates the Blood, instlils the vigor of licalth into the system, and purges ont lhe humors which make iltsease. It stimulates tho healthy functions of the beady, and en pete the disoriters that grow aml rankle In the Blood. Such a remedy, that could bo relied on, has Pee been spught tor, and now, tor lhe first time, the publie have one on wiileh thoy can depem!. Our space here does not admit of certifieates to show Its effcote, but the trial ot a slugie boltlo will show to the sick that It has virtues surpasslug anything they have ever taken, Two tablespoonsful of the Extract of Saraapariila, added ton pintof water, is equal to the Lisbon Dict Drink, and nme bottle ls eqnal to a gallon of the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the deeoetion as nsually made. The above Extracts aro prepared on Pee es a Varuo—and cnibody the fir ingredients entering Into thelr composiligon. pees selentlfie ll strength of the A ready and t will be a comparisnn of their propertics San Franelsee, Aug. 22d, 1865. lovll3m SALMON’S with those set PROPELLOR AMALGAMATOR — AND—— Challenge Settler Has heen In use and thoronghly tested, both In California and Nevada, with entire satisfactlou to all parties coneerned. These Machines are AS Made cntirely different from any others, And with tho same pewer will grind. amalgamate, scttle and separate, more goid and silver ore than any otbers now Inuse. Manufactured at the SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDRY, whero Machluca can be seen In operation. Address ov J. & W. C. SALMON. Tn Local Affections no words can give a just ideaof the comfort one of these plasters Impart. Tbey are the plaster of the day, and a fit type of our presebt advaucement in acieuce aud art, Iu Asthma Cong .Kidney Affeetious, and local deep-seated pains ta " pecmanent relief. TRY ON®, and he conyluce oe PRINCIPAL OFFICE T. ALLCUU uO, :. Brandreth’s Bailding, New York. W. F. BRANDRETH, OFFICE AT Crane & Brigham ’s. 4 SAN FRANCISCO, LL DBUGGISTS, 28 aa FOR SAL (RY A 95 25q i w Torth in the U. 8. Dispeusntory. © HOW TO USE THE REMEDIES. In Diseases of the Blood, Wnmors on the Face, or any and every part of the body, uso Extract of Sarsaparilla, applying to Pimples and all external Huinors or Erup: tions the Improved Rose Wash. Use the Extract Buchu for all diseases requirlng the ald of adiuretic, except these of the Urinary Organs, such as Gonorrheea ana Gleet; in these use the Extract Buchu, and inject with the Improved Rose Wash. Bg~ THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and also are in yery gencral use In all the STATE HOSPITALS AND PUBge L1U INSTITUTIONS throughout the land, as well us In pri vate practice, and are considered as iitvaluable remedies, MEDICINE DELIVERED TO ANY ADDRESS. Direet letters to— HEMEOLD'S DRUO AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, .694 Broadway, New York, next Metropolitan Hotel, —0a to — HEXBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT, 104 South Tenth street, Asseoibly Bulldings, Philadelphia. » @ . Deserlbe Symptoms in nil Communientions, BOLD :BY, ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE, J Beware of Counterfeits! ASK FOR HELMBOLD’S. TAKE NO OTHER, . HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, 2 Sole Agents for the Pacttic Coast, 37¥107"§ Noo, 40lfand 409 Battory street, San Franclsco. BANCROFT’S ihre oe SCIENTIFIC BOOKS. Divislon L¥—Fine Acta, Cusss 4—Herarpay. Boutell's Heraldry ...sseersssssssveces ene Burke's Getteral Armory of England, etc. Harrlson's Haudy Glossary of Heraldry Nunnnal of Ueraldry, 5th cdition... Mapleson's Hand Book of Heraldry. Moe's Essay on Heraldry Moule's Heraldry of Fish Plauche’s Pnrsulvant ot Aris.....++ we Crass 5—PnorocRarny. . Brewster on the Rtercoscope.. Burgess’ Photograph aw] Ambrotype Manual Burgess’ Carte de Vislte and Stereoscope. Coale’s Manual of Photography. Daguerreotyplst nn Photographer's Companion. Davies’ Photographer's Pocket Companion.. . 76 Divine's Photographie Manipulation Fisher's Photoyenle Manipniatlon.. Gage's Photography on Glass and Paper 15 Hallem on Photography Eva Nardwiecke's Photegraphic Chemistry. 400 Humphrey's Hand Bnok of the Dagucrreotype . 150 Hunt's Treatise on Photography 126 Otle’s Landscape Photography.. 125 Price's Photographic Manipulation 26% Slmons on Coloring Photographs. T 00 Sutton’s Callotype Process... 100 Sutton's Dictionary of Photography... 4 50 Thorntiiwalte's Monckhoven’s Popular Photograph, Towler’s Photographic Almanae, 15 Fowler's Porcelain Picture—lHow to Make It Towler's Silver Sunbeam, 3d editlon. « Unulversal Text Book of Photugraphy. Wall's Manual of Photographic Coloring.. {10 DK CONTINUEU H. H. BANCROFT & CO., * Booksellers und Statloners, San Frauetsco, Cal. vill Brnndreth’s Vegetable Pls..-This medlclne, of enduring efficacy, Is justly prized as a corrector of all dls. orders of the stomach and howels, the common symptema of which are costiveness, spasms, loss of appetite, sick headache, glddiness, seuse ef bloating after meals, dlzzinesa of tle eyes, drowsiness, and Cramplug In the stemach and and bowels. These symptoms belug suffered to remain; @ torpld state of the Ilver supervenes, and all the horrers of dyspepsla aro experienced. Every functlon of the frame Is to acertain extenl prostrated; buta little perseverance in tho use of BRANDRETH'S PILLS wil! ever restore the sys tem from this state of miscry. Twe or three doses wlll convince the affileted of thelr salutary Influence. Thostomach will specdily regaln lts strength, a healthy actlon of the liver will soon take place, and Instead of Ilstlessness, heat, pain, and jaundiced appearance, actlvlty, strength and re newed health, will be tho hlessed result, Brandreth'y Pllla are sold at 25 ccuts per bex, enycloped In full direetlons. Purchase none unless my privale Government Stamp Ja on the box. See uponit "B. Brandreth" In while letterg, — Principal office, Brandreth Bullding, New York. f W. F. BRANDRETH. Lovett Offiee at Crane & Brizgham’s San Fran, N THE PROBATE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF San Francisco, Californin. In the matter of the stale of J. W. WRIEY alias J. H. CHURCHILL, di ceased. Notlee to Creditors~All persons ure hereby notificd, who hava elalms agalnst the sald deceased. or this estate, to present the'sanic, wlth necessary yonchers to the undersigned, nt No. 60t Merchant strect, San Franelsco, within four montha alter the first puhlication of this notice (a summary adminIstratlon of this estate havicg been ordered), else the same wilil be forever barred. J, A. WOODSON, * Attorney for P. Warner, Adm'r of sald Estate, 4 Merchant stree' San Franclseo Aug. 26, 1866. u eae OUNTY COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANciseo.—lu the matter of the application of the Palmyra Milland Mining Company for an order ot dissolution. Notico ls hereby glven te ail persons intere#ed that lhe Palmyra Mill and Mining Company lave this day filed thelr petitlon in the County Clerk's office of gald City and County, praying for au order of dissolutlen, and in pursuance ot an order ot the Hou. Samuel Cowles, this da: made, all persons interested are hereby notified to be an appenr before the Hon. Samuel Cowles, Connty Judea of said etty and county, at his chambers. In tho City Hall, on JONDAY, the 2d day of October, 1865, at 9 o'clock, A. M., of that day, to show eause, If any they have, why tb: prayers of sald petiqoncrs shenld not be granted. r=~~ Witness my hand aml seal of sald Court, tha { bs" } 30th day of August, 1865, ’ is WM: LOEWY, Clerk, By Wu. Harvey, Dep. Clerk. TRY ’ wy ww wg SSSSS8_! Ww. wy, Ly ss8S 8S Ww iw Ww. w sss‘ 8 wWWw OW 883 www Ww SS, ww w iW SSS wow wow 883 ww rw 858 wy ww BR SSS) Ww Ww SSSSSS Ward’s Perfect Fitting Shirts. These Shirts are too well known to need nny comment, both for perfect ut aud quality. A Iurge supply always on hand. Also, the Isrgest stock of Gents’ Fine Furntybing Goods on-the Paelfle Coast. Try oue of hts Shirts, and you will neyer wear any otbers. od Ss. W.H. WARD & SON, No, 323 Montgomery Street,, (Odd Fellows’ Wall) New York Honso, 387 Broadway. Wvld Delays ure Dangerons.—Inventors on the Pacific Coast sliould bear in mind that by patronizing our Patent Agency they ean sign all neccessary pnpers for securlng patents xlmost immedlatcly, thereby avohling the ree Mmouth'a delay requlelte In transacting htsluess thro’ ry Eaatern agencles. “