Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

415 Wue Mak the Fasnioxs.—All the world knows thnt Paris gots the fnshious for the vople everywhere. In a late epcech in the French Senate, M. Dupin thus stated whnt particular class in Paris wero the originators of the fashions. M. Dupin enid: Wespeak of courtezans whe oxhibit themselves in our public plage Yes, we hehold theur in hriliuot equipnges to attract public attention. And what does onr high socicty do? Why. it luoky on, accepts them nu its models, nad it is precisely these women who give tle fashion to the ladies of fashion, Thesoare the persons whom they copy, nnd euch is tho exnmplo givon hy high society. A Boston gentleman has 1ecently imported 1 wutch, made hy Jantes Hardin in Switzerland. from on original design of the Boston gvotleman, Its cost is $3,000, tho works nlone costing $1,500. Ithay been somotwo years in process ef mnnufacture. Wemoval. _ The Offlee of the Mixing ann Scixxtiei¢ Pass has been romoyed to the old printing stand kuown as Waterv Bros. & Gu., southwest corner of Clay and S.nsome strects, oppo. atte tbe Ntantle Hutel (belng one block south of our forme locatlun), where we inay now bo found, with moro commiodious spartments and an extenalye Joa Patstixo Orne. San Francisco, Apri€luth, 1865, Oakland Water-Cure. A RIT INT, 1864, WE OPENED A ILYOIENIC BOARDINO i Teuse and Ladies’ Itealth Insthute in Oakland. The ( advantage we havo experlenced since thut thme, In » Irculment and cure uf ali those diseases pecullur to foas Well a those commioit to all, over Ihatof Suu o, induce! us to give up tho treatment of geatlemenlatheely, Woehave necordlngly removed cur entire Bathing, Electrowmagnetlo, and Gymnastic 2 pparutss which we used expecially In tho treatmentt of males, to our Ilealth litstitute across the Buy, and have found, after a trial of seven months, that gendemen as well ax lady patleits recover, at our Fountali Farm Cure, one-third tister than In the elty of San Franetsco. The ctimato hore is the mosteyen and bracing to be found In the State, The grounds comumid a view unsurpassed in tho world. The Instltutlon is furnistted with un abundance of pure, sott water, froin numerous sprlags; and we now offer to Ministers, Teachers, Lawyors, Miners, Mercbuuts, Mechanics, Farmers, and all otber Worthy pérsons, who desire to try the wivaotage of the oly rations eystein of medicine, the his play four Uyelenic Wome and Cure. Yoang nen ws huve become debliillated or lost their health by excessposure, or enervatlitg habits, contracted through gnuray eof Physleat Laws, may with us find more of ihe eneoursygements They need, nnd means that will rcstore them to Gealth, than elsewhere tn Ca ltornla. We clalin tor Water-Cure and Uygiente Medication superivr advantages over all aystema of drug medieation In the curs vf all disorders, whether acuto or chronic; thatltls followel by nono of those debilltating diseasos, such as Pilvs, Chronle Diarrhea, Torpld Liver, Consttpation, Intense Nervousness, Neuralgia, ete,, ner thoso terrible Sec. ondary Diseases, known us Varlewso Swelltng ot the Yolns, Aecrosls, or Decaylng of tho Bones, Ulccratton ot the Lhubsa, Mereurlal Rheumatism, Urethal Strictures, eto., which we well know result from tho tree use of mereury gnd other metallle drugs, together wlth su!mulants and vevelable polsons given to overcome acute diseases, "Phe Gakinnd Wauater-Cure und Eyo Infirma: is by tar the miost complete In Its facilities tor the eure of atl diseases commonly treated In all Eastern Water Cures of any like estahlishinent on this coast, and the only one In Calhornia conducted according to the Theory and Practice ot the New York Hydropathle College, We use all torms of Warm and Cold Wet Shect Packs, tho Electro-Cbhemical Bath, Steam Baths, Improved Sitz Baths, Douch Baths, alulont Spray Batb, and Magic Haths. Tho last named wue lu.titited by Dr, Smith with spectal reference to tho cure of those diseases pecullar to miners, namely: Rheumatism, Intaminatory or Chronle, Suff Jolnts, Paralysis, Mercurlal, Lead, and O2k Polsonings. It is a sure cure for Aguoand Fever, It sida more than any other Bath we have yet used In eradicating all klnds of drugs and Infeetluus joisans, and inthe cure of all disorders Induced by Xposure to dampness and water, loul air, absence of llght aul electriclty, retortlug metals, the malaria ol rivers and low marshy grounds. Where thero was a lalr constltutlou left, even whoendrugs had been applied tor monthsand years without acure, we huve, In the past seven yea treated gueceasfully the following diseases: Chronic, Indammatory ail Mercurlal Rheumatism; Puralysis; Lung, Bronchial . and Gatarrhal Affectlons, Diseases of the Heart, Kidneys, Liver; Dyspepsia, Constipation, Erysipelas, Scrofula, Piles, Intlamntatlon of the Bowels, Chrunie and Acute Diarrhwa, and nil dizcases and weaknesses peoulliy to male and females. No physlctnn tn California 3 so favorably situated totouraleh 80 many hone comiorts and hysicnie condlttons thitare indispeusable to the speedy recovery of nervous and chronle invalids. We huve the only truly healthful Dourding place Inthe State tor men, wonicu and children, with pienty of suddie und carrlage horses for the use of pafients and boarders. ihat class ot Disenses and Weaknesses eerie to feaud the medication that Hydiopathic or Hyglenle phyalclans employ in their eure, do wo invito the =peelal attcutlon of pntients and thelr triends. The ense and rap, (illey with whleb femaics suffering from general or spcclal debulty, recover lu the bracing climate of the Bay, under Ilygienic Medlcatlon, together with the universal success thiut has attewled the treatment of females at Dr. Siniih’a lnsiltudions, (both lu Sacramento and San Franelsco) has Induced us to make this class of human atHictlong a spec. iallly of our Instltutlou. We have treated (mos{ly In the cure), over 300 females, several ot whom had been " bedriddon” for months nnd years, and all have been decldedly bencelited, and with but few exceptions, returned to their homes in from two to slx weeks, so fur reeovered as no louger to need a physician, We have never yet learned of @ single histance of a relapse Into thelr former coudilion, There is notoue female Invalld In twenty that has been sufforing from nervous debliity or discases jceullar to her sex, tat cannot be permanuenuy eured by spending from faur to six weeks at our Cure, nnd at the inere cost of $100, This statement we make Iu confidence, from an experlence of the I seven years. From the many who hive been trevicd at our Gure, wo have yet to learn of a single regret trom h d or wite of the tline or mouns they have expin busbane pended lu Hyglente Medleatloit. a New Yoru, Aug. 1, 1858. To all whom it may concern: Tis cerilties, that Dr, Barlow J. Smith Js a graduate of the New York acre cre pene College, which College lias a regular Charter from the Legislature of tho State of New York, und js authorized to erant Diplomas, conferring on {ts stadents all and the samo privileges and !mmunitics In relation to AY eae ot the Healing Art, that are con. ferred by the Diplomas of any Allopatbic or other Medical College In the country, Dr. smith has also devoted much attention to Phrenolo®y, cspectally iu Its connection with Phystology and Path. ology, a portion of the tlme under the Instruction of Fowler & Wells, of this city, und has labored successfully as a teacltcr und lecturer on these subjects. R. T. TRALL, Principal New York Hygteo-Therapcutic College, Toall whom it may concern: Yhuve known Dr Barlow J. 8mlth, both In our office as a Student, and u practical Phrenologist ja the country, and trom what 1 know ot him I cau cheerfully recommerid him fanhouest, taithful dellneator of character, and as such enu cheerfully recommend him to the public. For the good of Sclence. L. N. FOWLER, 308 Broadway, N. Y. Dr, Smith spends a part of cach day In San Francisco, at. tending to family practice and to Phrenologleal and Pliyslglogical examInatlons at lls ofilce, Room 13 Armory Hall, up stairs, corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets, Gifice hours from 11 4, M.to2P. M, Circulars sent on appheation. Address, BAKLOW J.SMITH, M.D., yllte San Franclscy, Box 473. Machinery. ILUNTEER’S PREMIUM CONCENTRATOR, AMALGAMATOR AND SEPARATOR, Awarded o Sliver predate the late Mechantes’ UNTER'S CONCENTRATORCAN DR SEEN 1N OPER. LD ation daily at the Novelty Iron Works, Fremont street. Tarties wisiting te purchase Concentrators will td It10 thetr advaniage to exainine the ahove machine heturo urehaslis clowhore, tor tho following reasons ¢ Ist. It will work the sands trom a d-stanp battery, ang save from 10 to 2 per cent, more sulphurets thait any ma chine vullt on the Maetie const. &b. Tbe Sulphurets are wusled clean, conlalnuing tvss than ton per cent. of sand, . Sd. The waste free gold anil nmalenm ls nmalyanated on the copper plites: no lace uf ground mereury and scarcely 8 Irnce of mutal passrs off with the sand. 4th, Tta simplicity isn suillcleht recommendation fr is general G86 nya Concchirator. Tho varlation of speed Inw uartz Williines not elfect the worklng ot the Alachtne, he sutne was dcenroustirated nt the Inte Meehanies® Fal when with tho greatest InNKGULAKITY oF Bregu the best resulta were given, Sth. Thera ls no claeging or stopping to clean out tito sulplitrets und sand; consequently no wiste Lrom aus huuttention an tho part at the adendant. J él. In exhihithig the working of the machilue (It ts not run empty). nll chiesses of ures and tulllngs, frou: od pounds apl upwards. ure cuicentrated that pardos muy seo Utte lest the muchtne with. Glvo tea trial, and wulletaction 1s gnaranteed. AN orders and any Inturmation require, allress, . ANDEEW BTUNTER,Novelty Iron Works, Fremout_st., Su 1 16v12-3m Or to E, o BAUX & GUIODS Separator & Amiulgamator Is tho most Important unprovement In ininintg machinny ever lutruduced. 1t was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM nt the San Franelsco Mechaniles’ Mair lor 1864, whero It proved Itsell’ to be the best Separator and Amualgamator among all tho competitors. Coustructed on prinelples whtch combine Sciestiric KNowLeock witlt Practica EXPeRiENCE, these Puns extract more gold and silver from thelr orcs tban an others In use, as a few hours trial will demonstrate. MII meu wlll find It to.thelr advantage to omploy these pans as Separators, In addition to tbe ordinary Ama!gators new In use, and to ro-work their old taillngs. The cost of these pans ia inconsiderable, and thelr struc. tnre . g Such that they can be reudily separated in parts con: venient for (packing on mules. ‘Among the many advantacs possessed by BAUX & GUIOD'S Pan, are the tellowlng: he trld!ng.ecost for attendance; Its small cust; Its portabilIty; The large quantity of pulp \e ean operaie upon In a giv: en time; it may be worked even weeks without stopplng, as tt Is constructed to work continuously; The complete thoroughness of the sepnratlon of the rock from tho metals andthe trifiing power required to work thein; They can be attached to any ordinary crushing apparatus. We.have the plensure of referring parties interested to tho follow!ng partles, who have our Pan In_ use: Jéfcrsonian ‘Mining Company, Bowman's Ranch, Nevada county,’ The French Mili, Nevada City; Crull’s Gravel Cemeut Works, Nevada county; Waltmai’s Chlorlnatlon Works, Nevada. Cal.; Gold Bill Quartz Mill, Washoe. e Manufactured at the Vulean Iron Works and San Franelsco Foundry, San Franeisco, and nt Heugh & Thom's) Foundry, Nevada City. ' a For further particulars, or to sce thls Pan !n operation, call dd: on ae J.B, BAUX, Fremont aioe Tea Miss!on, adjoinlag the San pene tae . vi Tron Works, Sat Franelsco. 1 BLAKE'S QUARTZ BREAKER: Is now extenalvely used for breaking bard masses of Quartz or Ores To a size sultable tor stamps. These machines are patented, * "and are in practical operation In CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA, WASHOE, ENGLAND, FRANCE, ; —— axn — THE ATLANTIC STATES, These Machines, or clreulars eontnining further Informatlonrezarding them, may bé obtutued ot tho undersigned. Address, . BLAKE & TYLER, Box.2077 San Franelsco Post Offico. CHAS. T. BLAKE, E. TYLER, WM. P. BLAKE, . Idaho City. Michigan Bluff, avlv Sau Frnocisco. Hepburn & Peterson’s AMALGAMATOR. Hi SUBSCRIBERS WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION of the Mining Public to their Reducer and ‘Amalgamator, and also to their Scparator for reducing and separatIng tbe minoral from ‘a Gold and Sliver Ores, . Manufactured and exhibited at the Vulcan Iron Works, Nos 137 and 139 First street, San Francisco, These machines secure to the Miner a more Expeditious: and Perfoct Reduction and Amalgamation, a less Nablllty to accident nnd delay, aud a greuter umount of uscful eilect In proportion to the power employed to kcep them Jn opera: . tlon than any other machlae uow !n use for producing sim! “ar results, ‘This fact ls attested to by their general adoption nud preterence at all the principal Reduction Works In Reva ;:améng which may be mentloncd the Gould & Curry Mill, the’ Sliver State Reduction Works, Zephyr ¥lat Mlil, Ploneer Mill, Eastern Slope Mill, Phoenix MUI, ete, tap This Amalgamator may be seen In operation at the muroneay esa arelca Works, Errante Bee 3d con al ‘ustrated In the Miulng and Selentific Press, Apr, h, iy HEPBURN & PETERSON. nové 3m* HUNT'S PATENT Circular Sweep Horse-Powers, For running Charns, Washing Machines, Grindstones, umplng water,sawlng wood, and otber ght machiuery, Pies, $i00, at the Factary. . HUNT'S PATENT SELEF-REGULATING TREAD HORSE. POWER !s superior to any machiue of the kind in tbe} market. Price, with Coveinor, all complete to set to work,.at the Factory, Siu. Mlanufactured by EO. HUNT, 7v10 28 Second street, San Frnnelsco, The Mining and Scientific Press, tee le t Circular Sawing, ani The Mechantes’ Institute AWARDED & PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL TO BRUCKNER'S IMMECHANICAL ROASTING FURNACE, , & Partles wlalttug to erect such Furaaces, are requested to leavo thelr crders with T. KALLENBERG, 12yII 416 Market satrect, Sau Franclsco, IUNT’sS IMPROVED WIND-MILL. * THIS WIND-MILL IS RAPIDLY tnklng the pee of all otbcr MUla on the Pacitie Coast. “These Mills mre so simple in their ‘constructlon, that~vhen once bulit, they can be put In order by ulmost aity person; and when ouce In order they will run tor yeara without repulrs, , Prices, from $50 to $1,000, ROUND AND SQUARE WATER TANKS BUILT TO ORDER, HUNT'S PUMPS Are ndmitted to be the best In the + Market tor Wind Silla, bélng built expressly for that purposo. The: == can beset, and taken. apart with acommon wretch, and aro very easily repaired, HUNT'S ENDLESS CITAIN © HORSE POWER For Sawing Wood. AL80, THE Self-Regulating Horse Power Is 80 arranged as to give a steady motion,.and {a caleulatod to be used tor being Wood, [ron or Brass, also for Seroll or . is fully equal to Steain forany light work. Tito above Machines are bullt of the bést materials, and made as Durable as Wood and ‘Iron will mnke them. ALL WOEK WARRANTED, aay For further Particulars see small clreulars. ~6e No. 28 Second Street, and 103 & 112 Jessie Streef, San Frau Isco, ‘3 26-811 4 c DENIS WHELAN, Eashiouable Boot Malrer REPAIRINO NEATLY DONE, AT SHORT NoTIOE, No. 17 Fourth Street, Near Markot street, San Franelsco, 1$¥10-Im* Stevens’ Pressure Packing. Patented March 7th, 1865, Pressure Packlag is now conceded, by ‘the‘ best englneers, to be the mosl effectual methot ‘of makiug and keeping the metullic ring of pistons steam-tight, 4 STEVENS’ PACKING has the advantage of being cheaper ‘tn first cost than the ordinary packing, aad can he applled to old style pistons with very little alteratlen or detcotioa, ‘Iu piace of testimonials, the Patentee requests of those -. -who are uslag the old spring packiag to inquire of the owners of the various engiaus which now have this packing in use—some of which have been runalng from three to twelve months without being opened, or showing any deseriptive leak—and act upon their recommendation, “Further ytrticulars can bo had hy applyiig to the Puteutee, ANDREW STEVENS, Master Mechanic, Alameda Railroad, or-at the VULCAN IRON WORKS, where they an be seea, at uny time, in course of construction. loaf ANDREW STEVENS, SALMON’S PROPELLOR AMALGAMATOR ‘Challenge Settler Has been in use and thoroughly tested, both. In Callfornin and Nevada, with entire satisfaction to all parties concerned. These Machines are Made entirely difercnt from any others, And with the, same power will grind, amalgamate, settle and separate, more gold and sliver ore than any others now Inuse, Mannfactured at the SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDRY, where Machlues can bescen !n operation. Address gv a, & W. ©, SALMON, MeCOMB’S CUMULATIVE POWER. PRESS. . ARROW TIE. E, C MeCOMB, Agent. No. 1 Govornment House, cor. Sansome nnd Wasbiayton sts. 23¥10 Sr prepared to furnish the article, or sel! territories. — a STOW’S PATENT CHAMBER DRILL, The greatest Labor-saving Machine ever nvenu:d for Quartz dinkp, . HY using this Dry in stntts, tinnels, nnd sl! other rock blasting, three fourths ot the labor and over one-halt ot the powder will be saved, The Dril! makes a chamber directly at the bottom of the holr, at any depth you wixh, 5lx tlines the areu of the orlginnl hole, In ail Kinds of rock, In less ttine than a man cau drill a 12y bole two inches eee Kequiring no tamplng, It wilt be imposetble to have a premature Diast. AT TILE STATE FA1R held tn SneraTélito, Sertember, 3665, n Comuilttee, ater examiming both the Linscott’s abd SSX Slow's Chamber Drills, reported as SQ follows + We, the undersigned, Committes on Mining Tools, do awn Stow, of Sait Fraucheo, the FIRST TREMIUM Jor the best Chamber Drill tor bluvting reek, tor the following "at. For almplictty of 1 st, For slmplictly of construetlon’ 2d, For durability ol drill; 3d. For strength of drill. The above Drills will_ be sent to an part ot the State for KIO, with one set Sot Cutiers or Chisels that will cham: ber from 75 to 1 holes. Extra Chisels 7<turnished at $2 50 per set. The Drill ane be seen at Mr. BUFFINOTON'S Ofilee, No. Governmont Block, corner Sansome and Washington streets, aml at No. 611 Market streot. Drills will be delivered to any pnrt of this State freeof Aa to tho puréhastr, Auy Iitformation desired, or ers tor Drills, address STOW & CGLLINS, 8aa Francisco SS S SSS Ly if Ye, Po WEL — Ol Wells! Oil Wellis!! Trecelved at the last STATE FAIR a speelal Premiam for tho beat Papa Drill for boring oti wells. The abov Drili will bore the hole from 34 liteh to 2 Inches larger than the Insido of thoplpe.or tublig of tbe well, If desired, mak. ing the bore perfectly siralgt and round, The Drillean ba atinched to and work with any common drill at an expense of from $25 to $50. 1 wil! lurnish all machinery for borlag, or will tuke contracts tor boriug wells, and furnish stcam engined and ull tools required. Address, HENRY MM. STOW, livil San Francisco. WATER WHEELS! Equal to the Best Overshot Whee “ONAL SIx a NI POWER PLEDGED LEEEEL'S AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE Is now manufactured by the Vulean Iron Works Company, In this eity, and orders for the same can bo filled immedtately, We haven ae supply of the diffcrent slzes, from Buss. at wo may know tho proper alzed picey you require, measure your water In tho following way: Take tbe width of the stream, the average deptb, and the distnnee {t flows ina minuto. All tbe Wheels already In use give unlversal saclsfaction. For particulars send for a Clrenlar, This Wheel {s especialy adapted to mining purboses. It_Islight, and ean be cas!ly packed Into the mountains. Wheels welghing trom 100 to 300 pounds, will yleld from 10 to 40 horse-puwer tnder a hend of 25 or 30 tect. Thev aro the clteapest wheel to set up Known, as they aro so nrragyed asto produce the greatest power possible lrom the water ysed. Come and see therm, or send for a Clreular to -LEFFEL & MYERS, At Vulcan Iron Works, office I37 and 139 First street, San Franetseo. 4vlite VARNEYS PATENT .AMALGAMATOR. These Machines Stund Unrivaled. For rapldly pulverizing and amalgamat!ng ores, they have nocqual. No éffort has been, or ‘will be, spared to have them constructed In the most perfect’munner, and of tho great number now In oper#tion, not one has ever reulred repairs. The constant and lacreasing demand for them Is sufiielent evidence of thelr morits, They are consiruetcd so asto apply steam directly into the pulp, or witb steam bottoms, as desired. This Amalgamator Operates as Follows: The pan being filled, the motion of the muller forees the pulp to the center, where It !s drawu down through the aperture and between tho grinding surfaces. Thence It ig thrown to the periphery !uto the quickbHvor. The curved plates again wey \¢to the center, where it pases down, and to tho clrewnference as before, Thus lt ie coitstantly assing In n regular flow between the grindIng snrlaccs and inte the quicksilver, until Ihe ore lg reduced to an Impalpable powder, aud the metal amalgamated. Setlers made on the same prinelple excel al! others.— They bring the pulp so coustantly aad perfectly In contact with quicksilver, that the particles.ara rapidly and com ¢ pletely absorbed. i : MIll men are Invited to examine these pana and setlers for themeelves, at the PACIFIC FOUNDEY, lvl San Francisco, MITCHELLS COMBINED FAUCET AND MEASURE. This 4s one of the most useful Inventions of the day, nnd * is destlued to go into universal use on this coast, as It {n the Eastern States, . The Invention consists of a combined Fancet and Measure, so arranged that the liquid contents of any cask or other vessel ean bé drawn and accurately measured withe out the use of measures or tunnels other than such as are embraced In the Fauect Itselt. While it obvlutes altogether 4 the use of measures, It oncrates much niore perfectly than the old method of drawing and measuring such liquids as have a tendeuey to foam up wheu drawn, as ¢oa! ol, lined Oil, etc. athe Proprietor has made arrangements with GALTh m1 LACHER, WEED & WHIT, of tbe California Brass Foundry of this city, for the mauufucture of this pee 1s a chance for men witb small capital to Juyest In a good ness. pe ete aces $20 Taylor street, near O'Farrell! strect. D. Cc. MITCHELL, eae ge San Francisce, Aug, 22d, 1865. ___ = — Wvlism -

415 Wue Mak the Fasnioxs.—All the world knows thnt Paris gots the fnshious for the vople everywhere. In a late epcech in the French Senate, M. Dupin thus stated whnt particular class in Paris wero the originators of the fashions. M. Dupin enid: Wespeak of courtezans whe oxhibit themselves in our public plage Yes, we hehold theur in hriliuot equipnges to attract public attention. And what does onr high socicty do? Why. it luoky on, accepts them nu its models, nad it is precisely these women who give tle fashion to the ladies of fashion, Thesoare the persons whom they copy, nnd euch is tho exnmplo givon hy high society. A Boston gentleman has 1ecently imported 1 wutch, made hy Jantes Hardin in Switzerland. from on original design of the Boston gvotleman, Its cost is $3,000, tho works nlone costing $1,500. Ithay been somotwo years in process ef mnnufacture. Wemoval. _ The Offlee of the Mixing ann Scixxtiei¢ Pass has been romoyed to the old printing stand kuown as Waterv Bros. & Gu., southwest corner of Clay and S.nsome strects, oppo. atte tbe Ntantle Hutel (belng one block south of our forme locatlun), where we inay now bo found, with moro commiodious spartments and an extenalye Joa Patstixo Orne. San Francisco, Apri€luth, 1865, Oakland Water-Cure. A RIT INT, 1864, WE OPENED A ILYOIENIC BOARDINO i Teuse and Ladies’ Itealth Insthute in Oakland. The ( advantage we havo experlenced since thut thme, In » Irculment and cure uf ali those diseases pecullur to foas Well a those commioit to all, over Ihatof Suu o, induce! us to give up tho treatment of geatlemenlatheely, Woehave necordlngly removed cur entire Bathing, Electrowmagnetlo, and Gymnastic 2 pparutss which we used expecially In tho treatmentt of males, to our Ilealth litstitute across the Buy, and have found, after a trial of seven months, that gendemen as well ax lady patleits recover, at our Fountali Farm Cure, one-third tister than In the elty of San Franetsco. The ctimato hore is the mosteyen and bracing to be found In the State, The grounds comumid a view unsurpassed in tho world. The Instltutlon is furnistted with un abundance of pure, sott water, froin numerous sprlags; and we now offer to Ministers, Teachers, Lawyors, Miners, Mercbuuts, Mechanics, Farmers, and all otber Worthy pérsons, who desire to try the wivaotage of the oly rations eystein of medicine, the his play four Uyelenic Wome and Cure. Yoang nen ws huve become debliillated or lost their health by excessposure, or enervatlitg habits, contracted through gnuray eof Physleat Laws, may with us find more of ihe eneoursygements They need, nnd means that will rcstore them to Gealth, than elsewhere tn Ca ltornla. We clalin tor Water-Cure and Uygiente Medication superivr advantages over all aystema of drug medieation In the curs vf all disorders, whether acuto or chronic; thatltls followel by nono of those debilltating diseasos, such as Pilvs, Chronle Diarrhea, Torpld Liver, Consttpation, Intense Nervousness, Neuralgia, ete,, ner thoso terrible Sec. ondary Diseases, known us Varlewso Swelltng ot the Yolns, Aecrosls, or Decaylng of tho Bones, Ulccratton ot the Lhubsa, Mereurlal Rheumatism, Urethal Strictures, eto., which we well know result from tho tree use of mereury gnd other metallle drugs, together wlth su!mulants and vevelable polsons given to overcome acute diseases, "Phe Gakinnd Wauater-Cure und Eyo Infirma: is by tar the miost complete In Its facilities tor the eure of atl diseases commonly treated In all Eastern Water Cures of any like estahlishinent on this coast, and the only one In Calhornia conducted according to the Theory and Practice ot the New York Hydropathle College, We use all torms of Warm and Cold Wet Shect Packs, tho Electro-Cbhemical Bath, Steam Baths, Improved Sitz Baths, Douch Baths, alulont Spray Batb, and Magic Haths. Tho last named wue lu.titited by Dr, Smith with spectal reference to tho cure of those diseases pecullar to miners, namely: Rheumatism, Intaminatory or Chronle, Suff Jolnts, Paralysis, Mercurlal, Lead, and O2k Polsonings. It is a sure cure for Aguoand Fever, It sida more than any other Bath we have yet used In eradicating all klnds of drugs and Infeetluus joisans, and inthe cure of all disorders Induced by Xposure to dampness and water, loul air, absence of llght aul electriclty, retortlug metals, the malaria ol rivers and low marshy grounds. Where thero was a lalr constltutlou left, even whoendrugs had been applied tor monthsand years without acure, we huve, In the past seven yea treated gueceasfully the following diseases: Chronic, Indammatory ail Mercurlal Rheumatism; Puralysis; Lung, Bronchial . and Gatarrhal Affectlons, Diseases of the Heart, Kidneys, Liver; Dyspepsia, Constipation, Erysipelas, Scrofula, Piles, Intlamntatlon of the Bowels, Chrunie and Acute Diarrhwa, and nil dizcases and weaknesses peoulliy to male and females. No physlctnn tn California 3 so favorably situated totouraleh 80 many hone comiorts and hysicnie condlttons thitare indispeusable to the speedy recovery of nervous and chronle invalids. We huve the only truly healthful Dourding place Inthe State tor men, wonicu and children, with pienty of suddie und carrlage horses for the use of pafients and boarders. ihat class ot Disenses and Weaknesses eerie to feaud the medication that Hydiopathic or Hyglenle phyalclans employ in their eure, do wo invito the =peelal attcutlon of pntients and thelr triends. The ense and rap, (illey with whleb femaics suffering from general or spcclal debulty, recover lu the bracing climate of the Bay, under Ilygienic Medlcatlon, together with the universal success thiut has attewled the treatment of females at Dr. Siniih’a lnsiltudions, (both lu Sacramento and San Franelsco) has Induced us to make this class of human atHictlong a spec. iallly of our Instltutlou. We have treated (mos{ly In the cure), over 300 females, several ot whom had been " bedriddon” for months nnd years, and all have been decldedly bencelited, and with but few exceptions, returned to their homes in from two to slx weeks, so fur reeovered as no louger to need a physician, We have never yet learned of @ single histance of a relapse Into thelr former coudilion, There is notoue female Invalld In twenty that has been sufforing from nervous debliity or discases jceullar to her sex, tat cannot be permanuenuy eured by spending from faur to six weeks at our Cure, nnd at the inere cost of $100, This statement we make Iu confidence, from an experlence of the I seven years. From the many who hive been trevicd at our Gure, wo have yet to learn of a single regret trom h d or wite of the tline or mouns they have expin busbane pended lu Hyglente Medleatloit. a New Yoru, Aug. 1, 1858. To all whom it may concern: Tis cerilties, that Dr, Barlow J. Smith Js a graduate of the New York acre cre pene College, which College lias a regular Charter from the Legislature of tho State of New York, und js authorized to erant Diplomas, conferring on {ts stadents all and the samo privileges and !mmunitics In relation to AY eae ot the Healing Art, that are con. ferred by the Diplomas of any Allopatbic or other Medical College In the country, Dr. smith has also devoted much attention to Phrenolo®y, cspectally iu Its connection with Phystology and Path. ology, a portion of the tlme under the Instruction of Fowler & Wells, of this city, und has labored successfully as a teacltcr und lecturer on these subjects. R. T. TRALL, Principal New York Hygteo-Therapcutic College, Toall whom it may concern: Yhuve known Dr Barlow J. 8mlth, both In our office as a Student, and u practical Phrenologist ja the country, and trom what 1 know ot him I cau cheerfully recommerid him fanhouest, taithful dellneator of character, and as such enu cheerfully recommend him to the public. For the good of Sclence. L. N. FOWLER, 308 Broadway, N. Y. Dr, Smith spends a part of cach day In San Francisco, at. tending to family practice and to Phrenologleal and Pliyslglogical examInatlons at lls ofilce, Room 13 Armory Hall, up stairs, corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets, Gifice hours from 11 4, M.to2P. M, Circulars sent on appheation. Address, BAKLOW J.SMITH, M.D., yllte San Franclscy, Box 473. Machinery. ILUNTEER’S PREMIUM CONCENTRATOR, AMALGAMATOR AND SEPARATOR, Awarded o Sliver predate the late Mechantes’ UNTER'S CONCENTRATORCAN DR SEEN 1N OPER. LD ation daily at the Novelty Iron Works, Fremont street. Tarties wisiting te purchase Concentrators will td It10 thetr advaniage to exainine the ahove machine heturo urehaslis clowhore, tor tho following reasons ¢ Ist. It will work the sands trom a d-stanp battery, ang save from 10 to 2 per cent, more sulphurets thait any ma chine vullt on the Maetie const. &b. Tbe Sulphurets are wusled clean, conlalnuing tvss than ton per cent. of sand, . Sd. The waste free gold anil nmalenm ls nmalyanated on the copper plites: no lace uf ground mereury and scarcely 8 Irnce of mutal passrs off with the sand. 4th, Tta simplicity isn suillcleht recommendation fr is general G86 nya Concchirator. Tho varlation of speed Inw uartz Williines not elfect the worklng ot the Alachtne, he sutne was dcenroustirated nt the Inte Meehanies® Fal when with tho greatest InNKGULAKITY oF Bregu the best resulta were given, Sth. Thera ls no claeging or stopping to clean out tito sulplitrets und sand; consequently no wiste Lrom aus huuttention an tho part at the adendant. J él. In exhihithig the working of the machilue (It ts not run empty). nll chiesses of ures and tulllngs, frou: od pounds apl upwards. ure cuicentrated that pardos muy seo Utte lest the muchtne with. Glvo tea trial, and wulletaction 1s gnaranteed. AN orders and any Inturmation require, allress, . ANDEEW BTUNTER,Novelty Iron Works, Fremout_st., Su 1 16v12-3m Or to E, o BAUX & GUIODS Separator & Amiulgamator Is tho most Important unprovement In ininintg machinny ever lutruduced. 1t was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM nt the San Franelsco Mechaniles’ Mair lor 1864, whero It proved Itsell’ to be the best Separator and Amualgamator among all tho competitors. Coustructed on prinelples whtch combine Sciestiric KNowLeock witlt Practica EXPeRiENCE, these Puns extract more gold and silver from thelr orcs tban an others In use, as a few hours trial will demonstrate. MII meu wlll find It to.thelr advantage to omploy these pans as Separators, In addition to tbe ordinary Ama!gators new In use, and to ro-work their old taillngs. The cost of these pans ia inconsiderable, and thelr struc. tnre . g Such that they can be reudily separated in parts con: venient for (packing on mules. ‘Among the many advantacs possessed by BAUX & GUIOD'S Pan, are the tellowlng: he trld!ng.ecost for attendance; Its small cust; Its portabilIty; The large quantity of pulp \e ean operaie upon In a giv: en time; it may be worked even weeks without stopplng, as tt Is constructed to work continuously; The complete thoroughness of the sepnratlon of the rock from tho metals andthe trifiing power required to work thein; They can be attached to any ordinary crushing apparatus. We.have the plensure of referring parties interested to tho follow!ng partles, who have our Pan In_ use: Jéfcrsonian ‘Mining Company, Bowman's Ranch, Nevada county,’ The French Mili, Nevada City; Crull’s Gravel Cemeut Works, Nevada county; Waltmai’s Chlorlnatlon Works, Nevada. Cal.; Gold Bill Quartz Mill, Washoe. e Manufactured at the Vulean Iron Works and San Franelsco Foundry, San Franeisco, and nt Heugh & Thom's) Foundry, Nevada City. ' a For further particulars, or to sce thls Pan !n operation, call dd: on ae J.B, BAUX, Fremont aioe Tea Miss!on, adjoinlag the San pene tae . vi Tron Works, Sat Franelsco. 1 BLAKE'S QUARTZ BREAKER: Is now extenalvely used for breaking bard masses of Quartz or Ores To a size sultable tor stamps. These machines are patented, * "and are in practical operation In CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA, WASHOE, ENGLAND, FRANCE, ; —— axn — THE ATLANTIC STATES, These Machines, or clreulars eontnining further Informatlonrezarding them, may bé obtutued ot tho undersigned. Address, . BLAKE & TYLER, Box.2077 San Franelsco Post Offico. CHAS. T. BLAKE, E. TYLER, WM. P. BLAKE, . Idaho City. Michigan Bluff, avlv Sau Frnocisco. Hepburn & Peterson’s AMALGAMATOR. Hi SUBSCRIBERS WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION of the Mining Public to their Reducer and ‘Amalgamator, and also to their Scparator for reducing and separatIng tbe minoral from ‘a Gold and Sliver Ores, . Manufactured and exhibited at the Vulcan Iron Works, Nos 137 and 139 First street, San Francisco, These machines secure to the Miner a more Expeditious: and Perfoct Reduction and Amalgamation, a less Nablllty to accident nnd delay, aud a greuter umount of uscful eilect In proportion to the power employed to kcep them Jn opera: . tlon than any other machlae uow !n use for producing sim! “ar results, ‘This fact ls attested to by their general adoption nud preterence at all the principal Reduction Works In

Reva ;:améng which may be mentloncd the Gould & Curry Mill, the’ Sliver State Reduction Works, Zephyr ¥lat Mlil, Ploneer Mill, Eastern Slope Mill, Phoenix MUI, ete, tap This Amalgamator may be seen In operation at the muroneay esa arelca Works, Errante Bee 3d con al ‘ustrated In the Miulng and Selentific Press, Apr, h, iy HEPBURN & PETERSON. nové 3m* HUNT'S PATENT Circular Sweep Horse-Powers, For running Charns, Washing Machines, Grindstones, umplng water,sawlng wood, and otber ght machiuery, Pies, $i00, at the Factary. . HUNT'S PATENT SELEF-REGULATING TREAD HORSE. POWER !s superior to any machiue of the kind in tbe} market. Price, with Coveinor, all complete to set to work,.at the Factory, Siu. Mlanufactured by EO. HUNT, 7v10 28 Second street, San Frnnelsco, The Mining and Scientific Press, tee le t Circular Sawing, ani The Mechantes’ Institute AWARDED & PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL TO BRUCKNER'S IMMECHANICAL ROASTING FURNACE, , & Partles wlalttug to erect such Furaaces, are requested to leavo thelr crders with T. KALLENBERG, 12yII 416 Market satrect, Sau Franclsco, IUNT’sS IMPROVED WIND-MILL. * THIS WIND-MILL IS RAPIDLY tnklng the pee of all otbcr MUla on the Pacitie Coast. “These Mills mre so simple in their ‘constructlon, that~vhen once bulit, they can be put In order by ulmost aity person; and when ouce In order they will run tor yeara without repulrs, , Prices, from $50 to $1,000, ROUND AND SQUARE WATER TANKS BUILT TO ORDER, HUNT'S PUMPS Are ndmitted to be the best In the + Market tor Wind Silla, bélng built expressly for that purposo. The: == can beset, and taken. apart with acommon wretch, and aro very easily repaired, HUNT'S ENDLESS CITAIN © HORSE POWER For Sawing Wood. AL80, THE Self-Regulating Horse Power Is 80 arranged as to give a steady motion,.and {a caleulatod to be used tor being Wood, [ron or Brass, also for Seroll or . is fully equal to Steain forany light work. Tito above Machines are bullt of the bést materials, and made as Durable as Wood and ‘Iron will mnke them. ALL WOEK WARRANTED, aay For further Particulars see small clreulars. ~6e No. 28 Second Street, and 103 & 112 Jessie Streef, San Frau Isco, ‘3 26-811 4 c DENIS WHELAN, Eashiouable Boot Malrer REPAIRINO NEATLY DONE, AT SHORT NoTIOE, No. 17 Fourth Street, Near Markot street, San Franelsco, 1$¥10-Im* Stevens’ Pressure Packing. Patented March 7th, 1865, Pressure Packlag is now conceded, by ‘the‘ best englneers, to be the mosl effectual methot ‘of makiug and keeping the metullic ring of pistons steam-tight, 4 STEVENS’ PACKING has the advantage of being cheaper ‘tn first cost than the ordinary packing, aad can he applled to old style pistons with very little alteratlen or detcotioa, ‘Iu piace of testimonials, the Patentee requests of those -. -who are uslag the old spring packiag to inquire of the owners of the various engiaus which now have this packing in use—some of which have been runalng from three to twelve months without being opened, or showing any deseriptive leak—and act upon their recommendation, “Further ytrticulars can bo had hy applyiig to the Puteutee, ANDREW STEVENS, Master Mechanic, Alameda Railroad, or-at the VULCAN IRON WORKS, where they an be seea, at uny time, in course of construction. loaf ANDREW STEVENS, SALMON’S PROPELLOR AMALGAMATOR ‘Challenge Settler Has been in use and thoroughly tested, both. In Callfornin and Nevada, with entire satisfaction to all parties concerned. These Machines are Made entirely difercnt from any others, And with the, same power will grind, amalgamate, settle and separate, more gold and sliver ore than any others now Inuse, Mannfactured at the SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDRY, where Machlues can bescen !n operation. Address gv a, & W. ©, SALMON, MeCOMB’S CUMULATIVE POWER. PRESS. . ARROW TIE. E, C MeCOMB, Agent. No. 1 Govornment House, cor. Sansome nnd Wasbiayton sts. 23¥10 Sr prepared to furnish the article, or sel! territories. — a STOW’S PATENT CHAMBER DRILL, The greatest Labor-saving Machine ever nvenu:d for Quartz dinkp, . HY using this Dry in stntts, tinnels, nnd sl! other rock blasting, three fourths ot the labor and over one-halt ot the powder will be saved, The Dril! makes a chamber directly at the bottom of the holr, at any depth you wixh, 5lx tlines the areu of the orlginnl hole, In ail Kinds of rock, In less ttine than a man cau drill a 12y bole two inches eee Kequiring no tamplng, It wilt be imposetble to have a premature Diast. AT TILE STATE FA1R held tn SneraTélito, Sertember, 3665, n Comuilttee, ater examiming both the Linscott’s abd SSX Slow's Chamber Drills, reported as SQ follows + We, the undersigned, Committes on Mining Tools, do awn Stow, of Sait Fraucheo, the FIRST TREMIUM Jor the best Chamber Drill tor bluvting reek, tor the following "at. For almplictty of 1 st, For slmplictly of construetlon’ 2d, For durability ol drill; 3d. For strength of drill. The above Drills will_ be sent to an part ot the State for KIO, with one set Sot Cutiers or Chisels that will cham: ber from 75 to 1 holes. Extra Chisels 7<turnished at $2 50 per set. The Drill ane be seen at Mr. BUFFINOTON'S Ofilee, No. Governmont Block, corner Sansome and Washington streets, aml at No. 611 Market streot. Drills will be delivered to any pnrt of this State freeof Aa to tho puréhastr, Auy Iitformation desired, or ers tor Drills, address STOW & CGLLINS, 8aa Francisco SS S SSS Ly if Ye, Po WEL — Ol Wells! Oil Wellis!! Trecelved at the last STATE FAIR a speelal Premiam for tho beat Papa Drill for boring oti wells. The abov Drili will bore the hole from 34 liteh to 2 Inches larger than the Insido of thoplpe.or tublig of tbe well, If desired, mak. ing the bore perfectly siralgt and round, The Drillean ba atinched to and work with any common drill at an expense of from $25 to $50. 1 wil! lurnish all machinery for borlag, or will tuke contracts tor boriug wells, and furnish stcam engined and ull tools required. Address, HENRY MM. STOW, livil San Francisco. WATER WHEELS! Equal to the Best Overshot Whee “ONAL SIx a NI POWER PLEDGED LEEEEL'S AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE Is now manufactured by the Vulean Iron Works Company, In this eity, and orders for the same can bo filled immedtately, We haven ae supply of the diffcrent slzes, from Buss. at wo may know tho proper alzed picey you require, measure your water In tho following way: Take tbe width of the stream, the average deptb, and the distnnee {t flows ina minuto. All tbe Wheels already In use give unlversal saclsfaction. For particulars send for a Clrenlar, This Wheel {s especialy adapted to mining purboses. It_Islight, and ean be cas!ly packed Into the mountains. Wheels welghing trom 100 to 300 pounds, will yleld from 10 to 40 horse-puwer tnder a hend of 25 or 30 tect. Thev aro the clteapest wheel to set up Known, as they aro so nrragyed asto produce the greatest power possible lrom the water ysed. Come and see therm, or send for a Clreular to -LEFFEL & MYERS, At Vulcan Iron Works, office I37 and 139 First street, San Franetseo. 4vlite VARNEYS PATENT .AMALGAMATOR. These Machines Stund Unrivaled. For rapldly pulverizing and amalgamat!ng ores, they have nocqual. No éffort has been, or ‘will be, spared to have them constructed In the most perfect’munner, and of tho great number now In oper#tion, not one has ever reulred repairs. The constant and lacreasing demand for them Is sufiielent evidence of thelr morits, They are consiruetcd so asto apply steam directly into the pulp, or witb steam bottoms, as desired. This Amalgamator Operates as Follows: The pan being filled, the motion of the muller forees the pulp to the center, where It !s drawu down through the aperture and between tho grinding surfaces. Thence It ig thrown to the periphery !uto the quickbHvor. The curved plates again wey \¢to the center, where it pases down, and to tho clrewnference as before, Thus lt ie coitstantly assing In n regular flow between the grindIng snrlaccs and inte the quicksilver, until Ihe ore lg reduced to an Impalpable powder, aud the metal amalgamated. Setlers made on the same prinelple excel al! others.— They bring the pulp so coustantly aad perfectly In contact with quicksilver, that the particles.ara rapidly and com ¢ pletely absorbed. i : MIll men are Invited to examine these pana and setlers for themeelves, at the PACIFIC FOUNDEY, lvl San Francisco, MITCHELLS COMBINED FAUCET AND MEASURE. This 4s one of the most useful Inventions of the day, nnd * is destlued to go into universal use on this coast, as It {n the Eastern States, . The Invention consists of a combined Fancet and Measure, so arranged that the liquid contents of any cask or other vessel ean bé drawn and accurately measured withe out the use of measures or tunnels other than such as are embraced In the Fauect Itselt. While it obvlutes altogether 4 the use of measures, It oncrates much niore perfectly than the old method of drawing and measuring such liquids as have a tendeuey to foam up wheu drawn, as ¢oa! ol, lined Oil, etc. athe Proprietor has made arrangements with GALTh m1 LACHER, WEED & WHIT, of tbe California Brass Foundry of this city, for the mauufucture of this pee 1s a chance for men witb small capital to Juyest In a good ness. pe ete aces $20 Taylor street, near O'Farrell! strect. D. Cc. MITCHELL, eae ge San Francisce, Aug, 22d, 1865. ___ = — Wvlism -