Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

é The Alining and Scientific Dress, X Parek Putcss.—.As an instance of the cumulative operation of paper prices, we may mention the late riots inthe coal mines of Pennsylvania, The wages of tho miners rose with the prico of gold, until thoy got scven dollars per day, With the fall in gold it became necessary to reduce tho wages. Seven dollars a day bad been paid laborers in the mines, and now, in view of tho stringency of the market, it was proposed to reduce the rate to six dollars. The resnlt was a bloody riot. Finally, the military bad to be called oat to ptt a stop to the disturbances, and at last accounts it wag thought that tho danger was over. + a > Tar Amador Dispatch says that county bids fair to become, tit no distant day, one of tho greatest wine-producing districts iu tho State Removal. The Office of the Mixing ann Screntimc Press has been removed to the old printing stand known as Watere Bros. & Co., southwest corner of Clay and Sansome streets, opposite the Nlantle Hore) (being one block eguth of our forme location), where we may now be found, with more commodlous apartmenis and an extenslve Jos Puinttne Orrice. Sun Franclsco, Aprit loth, 1865, Oakiand Water-Cure. PRIL 18T, 1804, WE OPENED A HYOIENIC BOARDINO AX tlouse and Ladies Health Institute In Oakland, ‘The great advantage we huve experlenced slice that time, in the treatment and cure of all those diseases peculiar to females, a8 well as those common to all, over thatof San Francisco, luduced us to give up tha treatment of pentle: men in thoclty, We have accordingly removed our entire Bathing, @lectro-magnetic, nnd Gynimastie paratus, which we used especially Ln the treatment uf maties, to our Health Instituto acrosa the Bay, and have found, alter a trial of seven months, that gentlemen as well as ludy natlents recover, at our Fountain Farm Cure, one-third taster than !n the cliy of San Franclsco, The el{mate here ls the Most even and bracing tobe 1ound In theState. The grounds command 4 view unsurpassed im tbe world, The Institutlonts furnished with an abundance of pure, soft water, frum numerous springs; and we now oiler toe Minlaters, Teachers, Lawyers, Miners, Merchants, Mechanles, Farmers, and nll other worth y persons, who desire to try the advantaye of the only rativnal system of medicine, the hospitalltles of our Hygienic Home and Cure. Young men who have become debilitated or lost their health by excessIve toll, exposure, or enervating habits, contracted through lgnoranca of Pbysical Laws, may wlth us Hud more of the encouragements they weed, and means that will restore them to health, than elsewhere In Ca ifornia. We clalm fur Watcr-Cure and Hygieule Medication snperlor advantages over ail systems ot drug medication In tbe eure of all disurders, whether acute or chronic; that Itis followed by none of those debilitating diseases, sucb as Piles, Chronle Diarrhea, Torpld Liver, Constipation, lnotense Nervousness, Neuralgia, ctc,, Dor those terrible Secondary Diseases, known as Varicose Swelling ot the Yelns, Necrosis, or Decaying of iho Bones, Ulceratlon of the Lhnbs, Mercurial Rheumatism, Urethal Strictures, ete., which we well know result from the tree uso of mercury end other metallic drugs, together with stimulants and vegelubie polsons given to overcome acate discases. The Gakland Water-Cure and Eyo Infirmary is by far the most complete in Its facllitles for th@®cure of all diseases commonly treated jn all Eastern Water Cures of any like establishment on this coast, and the ouly onc In Calltortla conducted uccording ta the Theory and Practice of the New York Hydropathie College. We use all torms of Warm and Cold Wet Sbeet Packs, the Electro-Chemlcal Bath, Stenin Baths, Improved Sitz Baths, Douch Haths. a Patent 5pray Bath, and Magle Baths. The iast named was instituted by Dr. Smith with spectal refereneo to the eure of those diseases peculiar to miners, namely: Rheuimatism, Inllammatory or Chronie, Stuff Joints, Paralysis. Mercurial, Lead, and Oak Polsonings, It ls a sure cure for Aguoand Fever. It alds more than py other Bath we have yet used In eradicating all kinds of drugs and Intec. tious polsons, and im tho curo of all disorders Induced by expesitre te dampness and water, fonl air, absence of Ilght and electricity, retorting metals, the malarla of rivers and low marshy grounds. Where there was a talr constitution left, even when drags had been applicd for monthsand years without a cure, we have, In the past seven years, treated sucecaslully the following diseases: Chronic, Inflammatory and Mercurin! Rheumatism; Paralysts; Lung, Bronchial and Catarrhal Affectlons; Diseases of tho Heart, Khidneys, Liver; Dyspepsia, Constipation, Eryslpelns, Scrofula, Piles, Inflammation of the Bowels, Chrenie and Acute Diarrlicea, and all diseases and weaknesses pecullar to male and Iemales. No physiclan lu California ls so favorably situated to furnish su many home comtorts and hyglenle conditions thatare Indispensable to the speedy recovery of nervous and chronle Invalids, We have the only truly bealiblul hoarding place In tho State Tor men, women and children, with plenty of saddiv and carrlage horses fer the use of patients and boarders. a Yo that cluss of Diseases and Weaknesses pecullar to femules, and the medication that Hydiopathle or Hygicnic physicians employ in thelr cure, do we Invite the +peclal attention ut patients and thelr Irlends, The ease and rapidity wiih which femules suffering lrom general or speciul debillty, recover In the braclug ellmate of the Bay, under llyglenle Medicutlon, together with the universal success that has attended tho treatment of females at Dr. Smiih’s Insiltuttons, (both in Sucramento and Sun Franelsco) has Induced us to make this class of human aftlictlons a specialliy of our Instltutlon. We have treated (mostly In the cure), over 300 temates, several of whom had been “bedridden” tor months and years, and all have been decldedly henefited, and with but icw exceptions, returned to their homes In from two to six weeks, so far recovered as no longerto needa physician. We have never yet learucd of a single Instance of a relapse Into their former condition. There ls notone female invalld in twenty that has been suffering (rem nervous debility or diseases pecullar to her sex, that cannot be permanently cured by spending lrom four to slx weeks at our Cure, and at the inere cost of $1W. This statcinent we make In confidence, from an ¢xperlence of the last seven years. From the many who have been treated at our Cure, wo have yet to learn of a single regret Trom husband or wife of tbe tline or moans they have expended In Hygtenle Medication. ° — New Yors, Ang. 1, 1858. To alt whom it ma: This certifies, that Dr. Barlow J, Smith is a graduate of the New York pi yeleg Thcrapeute College, which College has a regniar Chartcr trom the Legislature of tho State of New York, and is authorized to grant Diplomas, conferring on Its students all and the same privileges and Immunities In relation to the practice of the Tene Art, that aro conferred oe tho Diplomas of any Allopathie er other Medical College In the county Br. Sinith bas also devoted mueh attention to Phrenoloey, popccla ly jn its connectlon with Phystology and Patholsgy, a portion of the tlme under the Instruetien of Fowler & Wells, o] this elty, and has labored successfully as a teacher and leeturer on these subjects. R,T, TRALL, Prinejpal New York Hygico-Therapeutle College. Toallichom it weak concern: Lhave known Dr Barlow J. Smith, hoth In onr office as a Studont, and a practical Phreuologlet in tho country, and troin what I know of him I can cheerfully recommend him fan honest, faithful delineator of character, and as such can cheerfully recommend h!m to the public. For the good of Science. L, N. FOWLER, 308 Broadway, N. Y, Dr, Smith spends a part of each day in Sun Francisco, at. tending to family practice and to Phrenolugical and Physlological examinations at bls oflice, Room 13 Armory Hall, up stalrs, corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets. Office hoursfrom 11 A.M. to2P, M. Circulars sent on appheation. Address, BARLOW J. SMITH, M, D., 20viltf San Francisco, Box 473. Machinery. UN TE R’S PREMIUS ; CONCENTRATOR, AMALGAMATOR AND BEPARATOR, Awarded o Silver Steps tistt the late Mechanlea’ UNTER'S CONCENTRATOR CAN BE SEEN IN OVER. atlon dady at the Novelty lron Works, Fremont atreet. Vartles wlahing to purchase Concentrators will tind it to thelr advautaye to examine the ahave machine belore purchasing elaewhere, for the tollowlug reqsein : lat. bb will work the sands from a S-stainp battery, and eave from 10 to 20 per cent. more sulphurot than auy ma chtno fullton the Pacife coast. 2d, The sulphurets are wanlted clean, contaluing less than ten per cent. of sand, Sd. The waste tree gold and amalgam Is amalgamated on the copper plates; no trace one Mercury aud scurcely 8 trace of inctal passes olf with the sand, 4th. ltsalimplicity ls a sufticlent recommendation for Its Seneral hve axa Conceulrator. The variatlon of speed Ina ariz Mill docs uot eilect the working of the Machine, lle suine Was demonstrated at the late Mechanies’ Falr, when with the greatest iRREGULARITY or stexD the best of results were given. Sth. Therm is no clagging or stopping to cleaa out the aulphurets and sand; consequently no waste from any inuttenthon on the purt of the attendant. 6th, In exhibitlug the working of the machine (it ls not run empty), all classes of ores and tallings, trom pounds aud upwards, are conceutrated that parties may sce ft to test the machine with. Give it n trial, and satisfaction 1s guarantced. All orders aud auy juformation required, address, NDREW HUNTER, Novelty Iron Works, Fremont_st., San Franclsco, A5v11-3m Or to E, T, STEEN, Ageut. BAUX & GUIODS Separator & Amalgamator isthe most lmportaut naprovement In_mintn; machinery ever Introduced. It was awarded tho FIRST PREMIUM at the San Francisco Mcchantcs' Falr for 1864, where It proved Itself te be the best_Scparator and Amalgamator pene all the competitors. Constructed on principles which combine Scirntieic KNOWLEDGE witH CTIGAL ExrveRience, these Pans extract more gold and silver Irom their ores than ay others In use, as a few hours trial will demonstrate. Mill men wlll tind It to thelr advantaze to employ these pans as Separators, In additlon to the ordinary Amalzators now in use, and to re-work thelr old tallings, The cost of these panst!s incousiderable, and thelr structure ls such that they can be rendily separated In parts con. venlent for Packing: on muies. Among tho many advantaaoe possessed by BAUX & GUIOD'S Pan, are the followlng: he trifling cost for attendance; Its small cost; 1ts portabil{ty; The large quantity of pulp It can operate upon tn a giv: en time; lt may be worked even wecks without stopping, as lt ls construeted to work continuously; The complete thoroughuess ol the separatien of the rock Irom the metals and tho trifliug power required 1o work them, They can be attached to any ordinary crushing apparatus, We have tho pleasure of referring parties intergsted to tho followlnug parties, who have our Pan in_use: Jeticrsenlan Mining ertpe ny Bowman's Raneh, Nevada county; The French Mill, Nevada City, Cratl's Gravel Cement Works, Nevadu St Waltman's Chiorinatlon Works, Nevada, Cal.; Gold Blil Quartz MIL, Washoe, Manufactured at the Vulcan Iron Works and San Francisco Foundry, San Francisco, and at Heugh & Thouwu's Foundry, Neyada City. For further particulars, or to seo this Pan In operation, eatl on or address Jd. B, BAUX, Fremont Steet ca Mission, adjolning the San Francisco Trou Works, San Franclsco. 4v8-6df BLAKE'S QUARTZ BREAKER Ig now extensively used for breaking hard masses of Quartz or Ores To a size sultahle for stamps. These machines are patented, and are in practical operation in CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA, WASHOE, ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND THE ATLANTIC STATES, Theso Machines, or clreulars containing further informa: tlon ceeeratng them, may be obtalned of the underslgned.@ Address, BLAKE & TYLER, Box 2077 San Franelsco Post Office. CHAS. T. BLAKE, WM. P, BLAKE, Idaho City. Aviv E. TYLER, Michigan BInff. San Franclseo. Hepburn & Peterson’s AMALGAMATOR. HE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION of the Mining Publie to their Reducer and !Amalgamator, and also tothcir Separator for reducing and separating the mineral trom Gold and Silver Ores, Mannfactured and exhibited at the Vulcan Iron Works, Nos 137 and 139 First street, San Francisco. . These machines secure to the Minera more Expeditleus and l’erfect Reductlon and Amalgamation, a less llahility to aceldent and delay, and a greater amount of useful effeet In proportion tothe power employed to keep them in operation than any other machine now in usc for produciug sim] .ar results. This fact Is attested to by thelr general adoption and preference at all the principal Reduction Works In Nevada; among whleh may be mentioned the Gould & Curry Mill, the Silver Staic Reduction Works, Zcphyr Flat Mill, Ploncer Mill, Eastern Slope Mill, Pho:nix Mill, ete. u@~ This Amaleamator mae he seen In operation at the European Metallurgical Works, Bryant St. het. 3d and 4th. Tiilustrated in the Mining and_Sclentlfic Press, April 9th, 864.) HEPBURN & PETERSON, nov8 3m°® HUNT'S PATENT Circular Sweep Horse-Powers, For running Chorns, Washing Machines, Grindstones, umping water, sawing wood, and other light maechhiery. Pree, $100, at the Factory. HUNT'S PATENT SELF-REGULATING TREAD HORSEPOWER igs superior to any machine of the kind in the market. Price, with Governor, all completo to set to work, at the Factory, $200. Manulacturcd by E, 0, HUNT, Trlo 28 Second street, San Fraucisco. The Mechanics’ Institute AWANDED & PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL TO BRUCKNER’S MECHAWICAL ROASTING FURNACE, Partles wishing to erect such Furnaces, are requested lo leave thetr crders with T. KALLENEERG, 12v1i 416 Markgt strect, Sau Francisco. ITIUNT'’s IMPROVED WIND-MILL. THIS WIND-MILL 18 RAPIDLY taking the cee of all other Mills on the Pneific Coust, These Mills are so sitiple in thelr construction, thut when once built, they can be put In order by almost any pereany and when once in order hey willvun for years without repairs, Prices, from $50 to $1,000. ROUND AND SQUARE WATER TANKS BUILT TO ORDER, MUNT'S PUMPS Are adinitted to be the best in the (ee Market Yor Wind Mills, being built expressly for that purpose. They can be set, and taken apart wit. acommon wreneh, and are very easily repalred. one HUNT'S ENDLESS CHAIN — HoOoRnse POwnR For Sawing Wood. 4LS0, 1DE Self-Rerulating Horse Power Is 80 arranged as to give a steady metlon, and fs calculated to be nsed Jor Ue Woed. lron or Brass, also for Scrolt or Circular Sawlng, nnd is fully equal to Steam tor any light work. The above Machines arc built of the best materials, aud made as Durable as Woed and Iron will make them, ALL WORK WARRANTED, eg Yor further Partlculars see small elreulars, oy i. Oo. HUNT, No, 28 Second Street, and 108 & 112 Jessle Street, San Frnu isco, 26-310 @ DENIS WHELAN, Fashionable Boot Maker REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, AT SHORT NOTICE, No, 17 Fourth Street, Near Market street, San Franelsco. T5v10-I1m* Stevens’ Pressure Packing. Patented March 7th, 1865. Pressure Packing is now conceded, hy the best enginecrs, to be the most effectual methed of making and keeping the metallie riug of plstons steam-tight, STEVENS’ PACKING has the advantage of being cheaper in first cost than the ordinary packing, nnd can be applied to old style pistens with very little alteration or detention, In place of testimonials, the Patenlce requests of those who are using tho eld spring packimg to inquiro of the owners of tho various engines which now have this packiug iu use—some of whieh havo been running from three to twelye months without being opened, or sbowing any deserlptive leak—and act upon their recommendation, Further partienlars can be had by applying to the Patentee, ANDREW STEVENS, Master Mechanic, Alameda Railroad, or at tho VULCAN IRON WORKS, whero they an be seen, at any time, in course of construction. iodr ANDREW STEVENS, SALIION’S PROPELLOR AMALGAMATOR Challenge Settler Nas heen In use and thoroughly tested, both in Californla and Nevada, with entire satisfaction to ail partles concerued. These Machines are Made entirely diffrent from any others, And with the same power wili grind, amalgamate, settle and separate, more gold and silver orc than any others now Innse, Mantfactured at the SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDRY, where MachIncs can beseen in operation. Address ovll J, & W. C, SALMON, MeCOoMB’s CUMULATIVE POWER PRESS ARROW TIE. E. C McCOMB, Agent. No 1 Governmeul House, cor. Sansome aud Washington sta. 2310 39 STOW’S PATENT CHAMBER DRILL, The grentest Labor-saving Nachine ~ ever Invenied tor Quartz Mining. By ue this Drill In shafts, aanels and all other rock blasting, three-tourths ot tlie labor and over one-half of the powder will be saved. The Drij! makes & chamber directly at the buttom of the hole, at any depth rae wish, six umes the area ot the orlginai hole, In all kinds ot rock, In less tlme than a a 1, hole two inebes LD. SSS NS SSc man cun drill SS eae Reguirlng oo tamping, It will be impossitie to have a premature X blast, AT THE STATE FAIR held jn Sacra. mento, Serteniber, 185, a Committee, aller exunitning both the Linscott's and stow'’s Chamber Dritls, reported as follows ; We, the underelgned, Committee on Miving Tools, do xwurd to Ilepry M. tow, of Sun Franelsco, the FYRST PREMIUM for the best Chamber Drill Yor blasting ruck, tur the following reasons} Ist, For simplielly of construction: 2d. For durability of drill; 3d. For strengih of drill, The abovo Drills will be sent lo any part of the State ror &:30, whih one set ¢ of Cutters or Chisels that wil! cham. ber Irom 75 to 150 holes. Extra Chisels + Turnished at $2 60 per set. The Drill a he sccn at Mr. BUFFINOTON’S Office, No. Goverinnent Bloek, corner Sansonie and Wasbington streets, and at No. 511 Market street, Drills will be delivered to any part of this State free of expense fo the purchaser, Any Informaticn desired, or orders for Drilis, address 4 STOW & COLLINS, San Francisco Oil Wells! Oi1 Wells!! Trecelved at the last STATE FAIR a apeelal Premlinm fo: the best Expanding Drill for boring allele: The Wee Drill will bore the hole from ¥ Inch to 2 Inches larger than the Inside of the plpe or tublug of the well, If deslred, making the bore perfectly straight and round. The Drili can be aulached to and work with auy common driliat an expensa of from $25 to $50. 1 wil turnish all machinery for boring, or will take contracts lor boring wells, and furnish steam engines and ail tools required. Address, 2 HENKY M. STOW, Idyll San Franelsco. WATER WHEELS! .Equal to the Best Overshot Whee ED POWER PLEDG “HONG TSIXH NI LEEEFELS AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE Is now manufactured by the Vulcan Iron Works Company, in this elty, and orders for the same can he filled Immedlately. We have alarge supply of the diffcrent slzes, Irom 10 inches to 3033, That we may know the ee sized Wheel you require, mcasure your water In the following way: Take the width of the stream, tho average depth, aud the distance it flows ln a minnte, All the Wheels already In nse He universal satisfaction, For pnrticutars send for a Clreular. This Wheel is especially adapted to mining purbeses, It_isiight, and ean be casily packed Into the mountains. Wheeis welghing from 10¢ to pounds, will yield Jrom 10 to 40 horse-pewer under a head of 25 er feet, Thev are tho cheapest wheel to set up known, as they are so arranged asto produce the greatest power possible from the water used. Come and sce them, or send for a Circular to LEFFEL & MYERS, At Vulcan Iron Works, office 187 aud 139 First streot, San Francisco, aviltt VARNEY’S PATENT AMALGAMATOR. These Machines Stand Unrivaicd. For rapidly pulverlzing and amalgamating ores, they have noecqual. Noeffort has becn, or willbe, spared to have them constructed In the most perfect manner, and of the great number now In operation, not one has ever reuired repairs. The constant and increasing demand for them Is guflicient evidence of thelr merits, « They are constracted so asto apply steam directly inte the pulp, or with steam hottoms, as desired, This Amalgamator Operates as Follows; The pan boing filled, the motion of the muller forces the pulp to the cenier, where It ls drawn down through the Ae ertoro and between the erind{ng surfaces. Thence it la thrown to the periphery Into the quicksilver. The curved plates again draw it to the center, where It passes down, and tothe circumference as hctore. Tbugitls constantly pees in a regular flow hetween the grinding surfaces and nto the ivan alrag. untll the ore is reduced to an Impalpable powder, and the metal amatgamated. Sctlors made on the samo principle exccl all othors.— They hring the pulp so constantly and periectly in contact wit auiceeiy eet that the particles aro rapidly and com ploteiy absorbed, Mill men are invited to examine these pans and setlers for themselves, at the PACIFIC FOUNDEY, Ii San Francisco. MITCHELL'S COMBINED FAUCET AND MEASURE. This is one of the most useful Inventions of tha day, and 1s destined to go into universal use on this coast, as it has In the Eastern States. . The Invention conststs of a combined Faucet and Measure, So arranged thatthe liqnid contents of any cask or other vessel can be drawn and aceurately measured without the usc of measures or funnels other than such as are embraced In the Faucet Itselt. While it obviates altogether the use of measures, it opcrates much more perfectly tban the old melhod of drawing and measuring sueh liquids aa have a teudency to foam up whon drawn, as coal oll, linete. . seh bro ietor has made arrangements with OALLAGHER, WEED & WHITE, of the Cullfornia Brass Foundry of thls city, for the manutacture of this Base end is prepared to lirnish the urticle or sell territories. ere is chance for men with small capital to invest in a goed ness, ee ounce’ 320 Tayler street, near O'Farrell street. , C, MITCHELL, P: rm, D rop’. San Franclsce, Ang. 22d, 1305. 1gvli-3m e

é The Alining and Scientific Dress, X Parek Putcss.—.As an instance of the cumulative operation of paper prices, we may mention the late riots inthe coal mines of Pennsylvania, The wages of tho miners rose with the prico of gold, until thoy got scven dollars per day, With the fall in gold it became necessary to reduce tho wages. Seven dollars a day bad been paid laborers in the mines, and now, in view of tho stringency of the market, it was proposed to reduce the rate to six dollars. The resnlt was a bloody riot. Finally, the military bad to be called oat to ptt a stop to the disturbances, and at last accounts it wag thought that tho danger was over. + a > Tar Amador Dispatch says that county bids fair to become, tit no distant day, one of tho greatest wine-producing districts iu tho State Removal. The Office of the Mixing ann Screntimc Press has been removed to the old printing stand known as Watere Bros. & Co., southwest corner of Clay and Sansome streets, opposite the Nlantle Hore) (being one block eguth of our forme location), where we may now be found, with more commodlous apartmenis and an extenslve Jos Puinttne Orrice. Sun Franclsco, Aprit loth, 1865, Oakiand Water-Cure. PRIL 18T, 1804, WE OPENED A HYOIENIC BOARDINO AX tlouse and Ladies Health Institute In Oakland, ‘The great advantage we huve experlenced slice that time, in the treatment and cure of all those diseases peculiar to females, a8 well as those common to all, over thatof San Francisco, luduced us to give up tha treatment of pentle: men in thoclty, We have accordingly removed our entire Bathing, @lectro-magnetic, nnd Gynimastie paratus, which we used especially Ln the treatment uf maties, to our Health Instituto acrosa the Bay, and have found, alter a trial of seven months, that gentlemen as well as ludy natlents recover, at our Fountain Farm Cure, one-third taster than !n the cliy of San Franclsco, The el{mate here ls the Most even and bracing tobe 1ound In theState. The grounds command 4 view unsurpassed im tbe world, The Institutlonts furnished with an abundance of pure, soft water, frum numerous springs; and we now oiler toe Minlaters, Teachers, Lawyers, Miners, Merchants, Mechanles, Farmers, and nll other worth y persons, who desire to try the advantaye of the only rativnal system of medicine, the hospitalltles of our Hygienic Home and Cure. Young men who have become debilitated or lost their health by excessIve toll, exposure, or enervating habits, contracted through lgnoranca of Pbysical Laws, may wlth us Hud more of the encouragements they weed, and means that will restore them to health, than elsewhere In Ca ifornia. We clalm fur Watcr-Cure and Hygieule Medication snperlor advantages over ail systems ot drug medication In tbe eure of all disurders, whether acute or chronic; that Itis followed by none of those debilitating diseases, sucb as Piles, Chronle Diarrhea, Torpld Liver, Constipation, lnotense Nervousness, Neuralgia, ctc,, Dor those terrible Secondary Diseases, known as Varicose Swelling ot the Yelns, Necrosis, or Decaying of iho Bones, Ulceratlon of the Lhnbs, Mercurial Rheumatism, Urethal Strictures, ete., which we well know result from the tree uso of mercury end other metallic drugs, together with stimulants and vegelubie polsons given to overcome acate discases. The Gakland Water-Cure and Eyo Infirmary is by far the most complete in Its facllitles for th@®cure of all diseases commonly treated jn all Eastern Water Cures of any like establishment on this coast, and the ouly onc In Calltortla conducted uccording ta the Theory and Practice of the New York Hydropathie College. We use all torms of Warm and Cold Wet Sbeet Packs, the Electro-Chemlcal Bath, Stenin Baths, Improved Sitz Baths, Douch Haths. a Patent 5pray Bath, and Magle Baths. The iast named was instituted by Dr. Smith with spectal refereneo to the eure of those diseases peculiar to miners, namely: Rheuimatism, Inllammatory or Chronie, Stuff Joints, Paralysis. Mercurial, Lead, and Oak Polsonings, It ls a sure cure for Aguoand Fever. It alds more than py other Bath we have yet used In eradicating all kinds of drugs and Intec. tious polsons, and im tho curo of all disorders Induced by expesitre te dampness and water, fonl air, absence of Ilght and electricity, retorting metals, the malarla of rivers and low marshy grounds. Where there was a talr constitution left, even when drags had been applicd for monthsand years without a cure, we have, In the past seven years, treated sucecaslully the following diseases: Chronic, Inflammatory and Mercurin! Rheumatism; Paralysts; Lung, Bronchial and Catarrhal Affectlons; Diseases of tho Heart, Khidneys, Liver; Dyspepsia, Constipation, Eryslpelns, Scrofula, Piles, Inflammation of the Bowels, Chrenie and Acute Diarrlicea, and all diseases and weaknesses pecullar to male and Iemales. No physiclan lu California ls so favorably situated to furnish su many home comtorts and hyglenle conditions thatare Indispensable to the speedy recovery of nervous and chronle Invalids, We have the only truly bealiblul hoarding place In tho State Tor men, women and children, with plenty of saddiv and carrlage horses fer the use of patients and boarders. a Yo that cluss of Diseases and Weaknesses pecullar to femules, and the medication that Hydiopathle or Hygicnic physicians employ in thelr cure, do we Invite the +peclal attention ut patients and thelr Irlends, The ease and rapidity wiih which femules suffering lrom general or speciul debillty, recover In the braclug ellmate of the Bay, under llyglenle Medicutlon, together with the universal success that has attended tho treatment of females at Dr. Smiih’s Insiltuttons, (both in Sucramento and Sun Franelsco) has Induced us to make this class of human aftlictlons a specialliy of our Instltutlon. We have treated (mostly In the cure), over 300 temates, several of whom had been “bedridden” tor months and years, and all have been decldedly henefited, and with but icw exceptions, returned to their homes In from two to six weeks, so far recovered as no longerto needa physician. We have never yet learucd of a single Instance of a relapse Into their former condition. There ls notone female invalld in twenty that has been suffering (rem nervous debility or diseases pecullar to her sex, that cannot be permanently cured by spending lrom four to slx weeks at our Cure, and at the inere cost of $1W. This statcinent we make In confidence, from an ¢xperlence of the last seven years. From the many who have been treated at our Cure, wo have yet to learn of a single regret Trom husband or wife of tbe tline or moans they have expended In Hygtenle Medication. ° — New Yors, Ang. 1, 1858. To alt whom it ma: This certifies, that Dr. Barlow J, Smith is a graduate of the New York pi yeleg Thcrapeute College, which College has a regniar Chartcr trom the Legislature of tho State of New York, and is authorized to grant Diplomas, conferring on Its students all and the same privileges and Immunities In relation to the practice of the Tene Art, that aro conferred oe tho Diplomas of any Allopathie er other Medical College In the county Br. Sinith bas also devoted mueh attention to Phrenoloey, popccla ly jn its connectlon with Phystology and Patholsgy, a portion of the tlme under the Instruetien of Fowler & Wells, o] this elty, and has labored successfully as a teacher and leeturer on these subjects. R,T, TRALL, Prinejpal New York Hygico-Therapeutle College. Toallichom it weak concern: Lhave known Dr Barlow J. Smith, hoth In onr office as a Studont, and a practical Phreuologlet in tho country, and troin what I know of him I can cheerfully recommend him fan honest, faithful delineator of character, and as such can cheerfully recommend h!m to the public. For the good of Science. L, N. FOWLER, 308 Broadway, N. Y, Dr, Smith spends a part of each day in Sun Francisco, at. tending to family practice and to Phrenolugical and Physlological examinations at bls oflice, Room 13 Armory Hall, up stalrs, corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets. Office hoursfrom 11 A.M. to2P, M. Circulars sent on appheation. Address, BARLOW J. SMITH, M, D., 20viltf San Francisco, Box 473. Machinery. UN TE R’S PREMIUS ; CONCENTRATOR, AMALGAMATOR AND BEPARATOR, Awarded o Silver Steps tistt the late Mechanlea’ UNTER'S CONCENTRATOR CAN BE SEEN IN OVER. atlon dady at the Novelty lron Works, Fremont atreet. Vartles wlahing to purchase Concentrators will tind it to thelr advautaye to examine the ahave machine belore purchasing elaewhere, for the tollowlug reqsein : lat. bb will work the sands from a S-stainp battery, and eave from 10 to 20 per cent. more sulphurot than auy ma chtno fullton the Pacife coast. 2d, The sulphurets are wanlted clean, contaluing less than ten per cent. of sand, Sd. The waste tree gold and amalgam Is amalgamated on the copper plates; no trace one Mercury aud scurcely 8 trace of inctal passes olf with the sand, 4th. ltsalimplicity ls a sufticlent recommendation for Its Seneral hve axa Conceulrator. The variatlon of speed Ina ariz Mill docs uot eilect the working of the Machine, lle suine Was demonstrated at the late Mechanies’ Falr, when with the greatest iRREGULARITY or stexD the best of results were given. Sth. Therm is no clagging or stopping to cleaa out the aulphurets and sand; consequently no waste from any inuttenthon on the purt of the attendant. 6th, In exhibitlug the working of the machine (it ls not run empty), all classes of ores and tallings, trom pounds aud upwards, are conceutrated that parties may sce ft to test the machine with. Give it n trial, and satisfaction 1s guarantced. All orders aud auy juformation required, address, NDREW HUNTER, Novelty Iron Works, Fremont_st., San Franclsco, A5v11-3m Or to E, T, STEEN, Ageut. BAUX & GUIODS Separator & Amalgamator isthe most lmportaut naprovement In_mintn; machinery ever Introduced. It was awarded tho FIRST PREMIUM at the San Francisco Mcchantcs' Falr for 1864, where It proved Itself te be the best_Scparator and Amalgamator pene all the competitors. Constructed on principles which combine Scirntieic KNOWLEDGE witH CTIGAL ExrveRience, these Pans extract more gold and silver Irom their ores than ay others In use, as a few hours trial will demonstrate. Mill men wlll tind It to thelr advantaze to employ these pans as Separators, In additlon to the ordinary Amalzators now in use, and to re-work thelr old tallings, The cost of these panst!s incousiderable, and thelr structure ls such that they can be rendily separated In parts con. venlent for Packing: on muies. Among tho many advantaaoe possessed by BAUX & GUIOD'S Pan, are the followlng: he trifling cost for attendance; Its small cost; 1ts portabil{ty; The large quantity of pulp It can operate upon tn a giv: en time; lt may be worked even wecks without stopping, as lt ls construeted to work continuously; The complete thoroughuess ol the separatien of the rock Irom the metals and tho trifliug power required 1o work them, They can be attached to any ordinary crushing apparatus, We have tho pleasure of referring parties intergsted to tho followlnug parties, who have our Pan in_use: Jeticrsenlan Mining ertpe ny Bowman's Raneh, Nevada county; The French Mill, Nevada City, Cratl's Gravel Cement Works, Nevadu St Waltman's Chiorinatlon Works, Nevada, Cal.; Gold Blil Quartz MIL, Washoe, Manufactured at the Vulcan Iron Works and San Francisco Foundry, San Francisco, and at Heugh & Thouwu's Foundry, Neyada City. For further particulars, or to seo this Pan In operation, eatl on or address Jd. B, BAUX, Fremont Steet ca Mission, adjolning the San Francisco Trou Works, San Franclsco. 4v8-6df BLAKE'S QUARTZ BREAKER Ig now extensively used for breaking hard masses of Quartz or Ores To a size sultahle for stamps. These machines are patented, and are in practical operation in CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA, WASHOE, ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND THE ATLANTIC STATES, Theso Machines, or clreulars containing further informa: tlon ceeeratng them, may be obtalned of the underslgned.@ Address, BLAKE & TYLER, Box 2077 San Franelsco Post Office. CHAS. T. BLAKE, WM. P, BLAKE, Idaho City. Aviv E. TYLER, Michigan BInff. San Franclseo. Hepburn & Peterson’s AMALGAMATOR. HE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION of the Mining Publie to their Reducer and !Amalgamator, and also tothcir Separator for reducing and separating the mineral trom Gold and Silver Ores, Mannfactured and exhibited at the Vulcan Iron Works, Nos 137 and 139 First street, San Francisco. . These machines secure to the Minera more Expeditleus and l’erfect Reductlon and Amalgamation, a less llahility to aceldent and delay, and a greater amount of useful effeet

In proportion tothe power employed to keep them in operation than any other machine now in usc for produciug sim] .ar results. This fact Is attested to by thelr general adoption and preference at all the principal Reduction Works In Nevada; among whleh may be mentioned the Gould & Curry Mill, the Silver Staic Reduction Works, Zcphyr Flat Mill, Ploncer Mill, Eastern Slope Mill, Pho:nix Mill, ete. u@~ This Amaleamator mae he seen In operation at the European Metallurgical Works, Bryant St. het. 3d and 4th. Tiilustrated in the Mining and_Sclentlfic Press, April 9th, 864.) HEPBURN & PETERSON, nov8 3m°® HUNT'S PATENT Circular Sweep Horse-Powers, For running Chorns, Washing Machines, Grindstones, umping water, sawing wood, and other light maechhiery. Pree, $100, at the Factory. HUNT'S PATENT SELF-REGULATING TREAD HORSEPOWER igs superior to any machine of the kind in the market. Price, with Governor, all completo to set to work, at the Factory, $200. Manulacturcd by E, 0, HUNT, Trlo 28 Second street, San Fraucisco. The Mechanics’ Institute AWANDED & PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL TO BRUCKNER’S MECHAWICAL ROASTING FURNACE, Partles wishing to erect such Furnaces, are requested lo leave thetr crders with T. KALLENEERG, 12v1i 416 Markgt strect, Sau Francisco. ITIUNT'’s IMPROVED WIND-MILL. THIS WIND-MILL 18 RAPIDLY taking the cee of all other Mills on the Pneific Coust, These Mills are so sitiple in thelr construction, thut when once built, they can be put In order by almost any pereany and when once in order hey willvun for years without repairs, Prices, from $50 to $1,000. ROUND AND SQUARE WATER TANKS BUILT TO ORDER, MUNT'S PUMPS Are adinitted to be the best in the (ee Market Yor Wind Mills, being built expressly for that purpose. They can be set, and taken apart wit. acommon wreneh, and are very easily repalred. one HUNT'S ENDLESS CHAIN — HoOoRnse POwnR For Sawing Wood. 4LS0, 1DE Self-Rerulating Horse Power Is 80 arranged as to give a steady metlon, and fs calculated to be nsed Jor Ue Woed. lron or Brass, also for Scrolt or Circular Sawlng, nnd is fully equal to Steam tor any light work. The above Machines arc built of the best materials, aud made as Durable as Woed and Iron will make them, ALL WORK WARRANTED, eg Yor further Partlculars see small elreulars, oy i. Oo. HUNT, No, 28 Second Street, and 108 & 112 Jessle Street, San Frnu isco, 26-310 @ DENIS WHELAN, Fashionable Boot Maker REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, AT SHORT NOTICE, No, 17 Fourth Street, Near Market street, San Franelsco. T5v10-I1m* Stevens’ Pressure Packing. Patented March 7th, 1865. Pressure Packing is now conceded, hy the best enginecrs, to be the most effectual methed of making and keeping the metallie riug of plstons steam-tight, STEVENS’ PACKING has the advantage of being cheaper in first cost than the ordinary packing, nnd can be applied to old style pistens with very little alteration or detention, In place of testimonials, the Patenlce requests of those who are using tho eld spring packimg to inquiro of the owners of tho various engines which now have this packiug iu use—some of whieh havo been running from three to twelye months without being opened, or sbowing any deserlptive leak—and act upon their recommendation, Further partienlars can be had by applying to the Patentee, ANDREW STEVENS, Master Mechanic, Alameda Railroad, or at tho VULCAN IRON WORKS, whero they an be seen, at any time, in course of construction. iodr ANDREW STEVENS, SALIION’S PROPELLOR AMALGAMATOR Challenge Settler Nas heen In use and thoroughly tested, both in Californla and Nevada, with entire satisfaction to ail partles concerued. These Machines are Made entirely diffrent from any others, And with the same power wili grind, amalgamate, settle and separate, more gold and silver orc than any others now Innse, Mantfactured at the SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDRY, where MachIncs can beseen in operation. Address ovll J, & W. C, SALMON, MeCOoMB’s CUMULATIVE POWER PRESS ARROW TIE. E. C McCOMB, Agent. No 1 Governmeul House, cor. Sansome aud Washington sta. 2310 39 STOW’S PATENT CHAMBER DRILL, The grentest Labor-saving Nachine ~ ever Invenied tor Quartz Mining. By ue this Drill In shafts, aanels and all other rock blasting, three-tourths ot tlie labor and over one-half of the powder will be saved. The Drij! makes & chamber directly at the buttom of the hole, at any depth rae wish, six umes the area ot the orlginai hole, In all kinds ot rock, In less tlme than a a 1, hole two inebes LD. SSS NS SSc man cun drill SS eae Reguirlng oo tamping, It will be impossitie to have a premature X blast, AT THE STATE FAIR held jn Sacra. mento, Serteniber, 185, a Committee, aller exunitning both the Linscott's and stow'’s Chamber Dritls, reported as follows ; We, the underelgned, Committee on Miving Tools, do xwurd to Ilepry M. tow, of Sun Franelsco, the FYRST PREMIUM for the best Chamber Drill Yor blasting ruck, tur the following reasons} Ist, For simplielly of construction: 2d. For durability of drill; 3d. For strengih of drill, The abovo Drills will be sent lo any part of the State ror &:30, whih one set ¢ of Cutters or Chisels that wil! cham. ber Irom 75 to 150 holes. Extra Chisels + Turnished at $2 60 per set. The Drill a he sccn at Mr. BUFFINOTON’S Office, No. Goverinnent Bloek, corner Sansonie and Wasbington streets, and at No. 511 Market street, Drills will be delivered to any part of this State free of expense fo the purchaser, Any Informaticn desired, or orders for Drilis, address 4 STOW & COLLINS, San Francisco Oil Wells! Oi1 Wells!! Trecelved at the last STATE FAIR a apeelal Premlinm fo: the best Expanding Drill for boring allele: The Wee Drill will bore the hole from ¥ Inch to 2 Inches larger than the Inside of the plpe or tublug of the well, If deslred, making the bore perfectly straight and round. The Drili can be aulached to and work with auy common driliat an expensa of from $25 to $50. 1 wil turnish all machinery for boring, or will take contracts lor boring wells, and furnish steam engines and ail tools required. Address, 2 HENKY M. STOW, Idyll San Franelsco. WATER WHEELS! .Equal to the Best Overshot Whee ED POWER PLEDG “HONG TSIXH NI LEEEFELS AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE Is now manufactured by the Vulcan Iron Works Company, in this elty, and orders for the same can he filled Immedlately. We have alarge supply of the diffcrent slzes, Irom 10 inches to 3033, That we may know the ee sized Wheel you require, mcasure your water In the following way: Take the width of the stream, tho average depth, aud the distance it flows ln a minnte, All the Wheels already In nse He universal satisfaction, For pnrticutars send for a Clreular. This Wheel is especially adapted to mining purbeses, It_isiight, and ean be casily packed Into the mountains. Wheeis welghing from 10¢ to pounds, will yield Jrom 10 to 40 horse-pewer under a head of 25 er feet, Thev are tho cheapest wheel to set up known, as they are so arranged asto produce the greatest power possible from the water used. Come and sce them, or send for a Circular to LEFFEL & MYERS, At Vulcan Iron Works, office 187 aud 139 First streot, San Francisco, aviltt VARNEY’S PATENT AMALGAMATOR. These Machines Stand Unrivaicd. For rapidly pulverlzing and amalgamating ores, they have noecqual. Noeffort has becn, or willbe, spared to have them constructed In the most perfect manner, and of the great number now In operation, not one has ever reuired repairs. The constant and increasing demand for them Is guflicient evidence of thelr merits, « They are constracted so asto apply steam directly inte the pulp, or with steam hottoms, as desired, This Amalgamator Operates as Follows; The pan boing filled, the motion of the muller forces the pulp to the cenier, where It ls drawn down through the Ae ertoro and between the erind{ng surfaces. Thence it la thrown to the periphery Into the quicksilver. The curved plates again draw it to the center, where It passes down, and tothe circumference as hctore. Tbugitls constantly pees in a regular flow hetween the grinding surfaces and nto the ivan alrag. untll the ore is reduced to an Impalpable powder, and the metal amatgamated. Sctlors made on the samo principle exccl all othors.— They hring the pulp so constantly and periectly in contact wit auiceeiy eet that the particles aro rapidly and com ploteiy absorbed, Mill men are invited to examine these pans and setlers for themselves, at the PACIFIC FOUNDEY, Ii San Francisco. MITCHELL'S COMBINED FAUCET AND MEASURE. This is one of the most useful Inventions of tha day, and 1s destined to go into universal use on this coast, as it has In the Eastern States. . The Invention conststs of a combined Faucet and Measure, So arranged thatthe liqnid contents of any cask or other vessel can be drawn and aceurately measured without the usc of measures or funnels other than such as are embraced In the Faucet Itselt. While it obviates altogether the use of measures, it opcrates much more perfectly tban the old melhod of drawing and measuring sueh liquids aa have a teudency to foam up whon drawn, as coal oll, linete. . seh bro ietor has made arrangements with OALLAGHER, WEED & WHITE, of the Cullfornia Brass Foundry of thls city, for the manutacture of this Base end is prepared to lirnish the urticle or sell territories. ere is chance for men with small capital to invest in a goed ness, ee ounce’ 320 Tayler street, near O'Farrell street. , C, MITCHELL, P: rm, D rop’. San Franclsce, Ang. 22d, 1305. 1gvli-3m e