Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

The Rining ant Scientific Press, Do MECHANICS’ FAIR. DAILY PRESS. The Proprietors of the Mixina axp Sctgntivic Press having heen granted tho privilege of printing the Daiwy Presa ot the Pavi lian, doring the npproaching Exhibition, are making complete arrangements to publish a full and faithful record of the Grand Exhibition, and will preseut gratuitously to all visitors and exhibitors tho LARGksT, Most ATTRACT: Ive and vaLuanLR poper ever issucd at a publie fair. Ita Free and Extensive Circulation will render it a peculiarly desirable journal for to FlcHT THOUsanD individuals visited tho exhibition Inst advertising. From seven season in n single day und evening. ° Our printing press, iu nective operation, ropidly throwing uff an intcresting sheet into the very bands of the ansious tlirong, presents on attractive scene, offording one of the most novel and cffective modes of advertisiug ever offered through the columns of a newspaper. Many persons heing cye-witnesses to the printing of the paper, preserve copies as remiuisccences of their visit to the Fair, while others procuro bound volumes to ho retnined ne » permnnent record of the Exhihition, giving a forther benefit to ndvertisers iu addition to its wide circulation. Those wishing to secure spaee for advertisy ing in the Mecwanics’ Pair Daity Press, will dn well to make early application to the proprietors or their agents. Paymeut will not he solicited until after the advertisements appear and are found to he according to contrnet or the satisfaetion of the advertiser. DEWEY «& Co., Pntent Agents, Puhlishers of the Mining and Seientifc Press, and Job Printers, 505 Clay street, San Francisco. Notices of the Press. Followiag are a few of the select eompliments paid the first volume of the Datty;F aim Press, last season: Tue SagxTinc PREsy preprictors strike off and give away thousands of tbeir little shect, entiticd THe decuanics’ Faia Daity Press. The secoad issue of this paper, published last nigbt, fave ths mullitude some intelligence of tbe Washoe disaster, There were great crowds all the evening nbout the telegraph and the presses, many of whom bad their frst sight at the practical working of these great mofors of civilization.—[S. F. Evening Bulletin, Sept. 7, 1864 Screntinc PRess.—A printing offiec has been established nt the Mecbunics’ Fair, aod Messrs. Dewey & Co., the enterprising publishers of the SbxixG ano Sctextimic Press, are issuing from it a liancsome doublo-sheet daily, whieb ie a credit to themselves, is editors, aud to tho Fair.—[S. F. Morniag Call, Sept.5, 1864, Tne Mecwasics’ Farr Dairy Pazss is the title of a very neat qtarto paper published at the Industrial Fair Paviljon, by Dewey & Uo., of the Misixc axp Ecrentirio Press. It rellects great eredit, as does tbe weekly. upon the enterprise and «bility of tbe pub.sbers. We waat it regulorly.—[Roese River Reveille. Sommer Frutrs—The following facts are worth reading and rememhering, espeeially at the present season of the year: “ Acids proniote the separation of hile from the hlood, whieh is then passed from the system, thus preventing levers, the prevailing disease of summer. All fevers are “ bilious,” that is, the bile isin the hlood. Whatever is antagonistic of fever is cooling. It isa common saying that fruits are “ cooling,” and also herries of every description. It is heeause the acidity which they eontnin aids in separating the hile from the blood, that it aids in purifying the blood. Hence the great yearning for greens, and lettuce, and salads in the early spring, these heing eaten with vinegar; hence, also the tnste for something sour, for lemonade on an attack of fever. But this heing the case, it is easy to see we nullify the good effects of fruits and betries, in proportion as we eat them with sugar, or even sweet milk or cream. them in their natural state, fresh, ripe, perfect, it is alniost impussible to eat too many, to eat enough to hurt us, especially if we eat them alone, uot takivg any liquid with them whntever.” If we eat THE FIPTIT INDUSTRIAL FAIR OF THE MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE OF SAN FRANCISCO, To be Held in the Mechanics’ Institute Pavilion ia August, 1865. The Meehanics’ Institute having determined to hold their Vifth Industrial Fair during the coming season, the Isxeentive Committee would respectfully invite all persons desirous of exhibiting Maehincs, Mannfactures, Agticultural Implements, Horticultural Products, Minerals, Ores. and Works of Art, to make npplication inunediately, in order thet the proper space mmy be allotted thear. The Exbibition will be open to the public on Thursday, the 10th day of August, at 10 o’elock A. M. The general management of the Fair is entrusted tn an Executive Committee, consisting of tbe offieers of the Institute. No coutricts or agreements will be recognized unless wade by the nuthorized agents of this Committee. A enmpeteut person will he iu attendance at the Pavilion to reeeive aud register all goods designed for exhibition, and will reeeipt therefor. y Contributions of Machinery and other aortieles that require loug time tn prepare for exhibition, will be received from the 15th of July to the 2d of August. Articles for exhibition that require large space may he entered on or before the 20th day of July, and space will be allntted to the exhibitor ou or hefore the 2d nf August. ‘The Pieture Galleries will be ready for the. reeeption of Pictures, Embroideries, Wax and Fancy Work of all kinds, on the lst of August, when spaee will be nllotted. The Comittee will be prepared for the reeeption of Fruits, Flowers, Agrieultural and Horticultnral Productions, aud design to have the tables so arranged that the best display possible ean be made in this department, and every effort will be made and eare taken to preserve their freshness, sn thnt oxhibitnrs may receive full eredit for their productions. Thoso wishing space on these tables should eugage it at an early day. ‘There wil! be spaee reserved for additious in this department during the Fair. ‘Fhe severnl transportation companies, as on foriner occasions, have, with eommendnble liberality, consented to transport nrticles intended exelusively for exhibition free of eburge, and Messrs. Wells, Fargn & Co., in like manver, will take charge of them. The Committee have the fullest confidenee that the coming Fair will not only be the most eompleto aud varied in its character, but will also be more attractive than any previous exhibition of this kind ou this coast. No pains or expense will be spared to give the eontrihutors satisfactory opportunities in the spacious pavilion of the Institute for the display of their ecntributions, and to furnish whatever may be necessary to make the Fair an institution where tlnse who frequent it may be both pleased and instrueted. All articles forwarded should he labeled “For the Ivdostrial Exhibition,” San Franciseo. All communications to be addressed to C. 8. Hicerns, Corresponding Seeretary. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Cranuts M. Pius, President. Jostau Movutron, D. A. Macponabpb, James R. Deane, C. 8. Hreerxs, A. A. Syyper, Davip Dwyer, W. W. Hanscom, H. K. Cummings, Epwarp Nunan, J. W. Reay. P. B. Dexter, Secretary. San Francisco Jobbing Prices Current. Flour, cxtra, @ bbl. a 7 00 No Supertine.. @ 5 75 Corn Meal, @ 100 fh @ 4 00 Wheat, 9? 100 Ib.. 1 05 Oats, choice, B 100 Ib 1 95 Birley, #10016 100 1 05 Beans, ® Ib 3 @ 400 Potutocs.. 150 2 00 Hay, @ ton, 11 00 @15 00 Live Vak Woatl, 7 cord 800 @10 00 Beef, on foot, Gb.. 8s@ 10 Beef, extra, dress 16@ 2214 Sheep, on fool,. 1 00@ 2 00 Hogs, on faut, @ § 12 Hogs, dressed, @ Ib. oes Ww 15 Groccrics, Etc. Sugar, erusbed, BIb.» ae ka 16 Do Cbina. 124@ 13 Coffec, Costa Rica, 3 22@ 23 Do Rit....6. 22 @ Tea, Japan, @ tb. 85 95 Do Green.... 70@ 90 Hawalian Rive, J tb y 10 Chiua do. .. 10 @ Coal Oil, B Hal. 105 @ 110 Candee, # Tb.. b 24 Rroch Butter, # tb 40 45 Isthinus do 82@ 35 Cheese, Califor 20 2a Fgys, @ do: 45 50 Lard, 3 th Dome 2a) Ham and Bacon, 23 vb Shoulders.. .s0010.-5 1b 18 San Francisco Retail Prices Current. Buttor, California fresh @ Ib. 45@ 60 do pickled @ Ib.. 40, 50 do Oregon. ... 30) 38 do _ New York, @ Ib. 30@ 371¢ Cheese, @ Ib..-.20: 28 Honey, % Ib. 4u 60 Kgys, B doz. 50; 65 Lard, # Ib.. 25, Hains and Bacon, @ 1b 20 25 Cranberries, B gal. Ti Potutocs, sweet, B 6 8 do Trish, fb 4 5 Tomatoes, # [b. 101 10 Onioas, @ Ib.-. 6¢ 6 Apples, No.1, @ Ib 8 10 Pears, table @ Ib. Gt 10 Plums, dried, @ Ib. 10 15 Poachies, dried, @ tb 10¢ 1 Grapes, Forcixo, @ Ib. 254 60 Orauges, @ 100. 2 50@ 3 00 Lemons, 8 100 5 00@ 6 00 Chiekens, apiece 1 00@ 1 25 Turkeys, @ Ib. 873z Wild Ducks, @ 4 00@ 6 00 Oysters, @ 100.. 1 :00@ 1 25 Fish, Fresb. @ Ib s 5 20 NOTICE. Tho co-partnershlp beretofore existing between John Youngberg, Stephen H. Covert and Willlam B. Gleason, Is hercby dissolved by reason of thosald Gleason and Cevert having left for the East. Thlsis tonotify all persons that 1 shall pay no debts contracted by the said parties from and after this date. SOXN YOUNGBERG. San Francisco, Mny 1th, 1865. 20v10-1m. New Volume Mining aul Scientific Press Issued cvery Saturday. Each number contains 16 pages and 64 columns (size of Harper’s Weekly). PUBLISHED BY 4 DEWEY & CO., Patent Agents, Publishers and Job Printers, 605 Clay Street, San Francisco, THE ELEVENEN VOLUME Of the Mixing ann Seientiric Press commences nnder advantage: most gratlfylng to its pnblishers, who assert, with pleas' re, tbat a continued laiprovement In this jonrual may be untielpated by its numerous and rapidly Increasing readers. We shall continue to devote a large apace in onr columns to the varlous and best incthods of treating orcs nnd saving gold and other preclons metals In every form, furnlshlng valuable blnts to mlllinen, prospeetors, oil-workers and miners generally, net to be found In any other publication. New machinery, latest Inventlons and discoveries, and all matters pertaining tothe mechanical, manufacturing and industrial resonrces of the Paelfic States, will receive careful attentlon. tock market reports will be pnbllshed as reeelved from tho oficial records. Our carefully compiled “ Mining Sharehulders’ Directory " will prove a faithful monitor to parties holding stock, and a desirable rceord for reference to brokers. Fricnds pleased wlth our efforts In the publleation of ths Press can render us cascntlal aid by furnishlng correspondenee and all Important Information which may come under thelr observation, and by calling tho attcntlon of their nelghbors to the commendable teatures of the paper; the appreciation of whieh favors will be dwly manlfeated by the eonstant Improvement of our journal. Speeimen coplca wll be sent frec to those desirlng to exumine the paper beforo subserlblug. Postmasters, Express Agents and News-dealers, acting as our agents, wlll reecive Uberal commissions. RegyBounn Votunes For Sarr. SUESCRIPTION IN ADVANCE, One Year, (to YOUNES).. ..ecreesereeceennstenneee DOUD Slx Months, (ONG VOLUME)..-ceeaavecenasececccscess S00 FOR ADVERTISING Onrterms aro very reasonablo, Mixing Companies are eapeelally favored by our rates, and careful altentlon ia glven to tire legal pnblicatlon of Minixe Notices. Orrier—No. 605 Clay atrcet, corner of Sansome. DEWEY «& CO., Publishers, C. We M. SMITH. oe sees We BL EWER access. s.d. T) DEWEY. 1852. 18659 Thirteenth Vear of Publication, THE GOLDEN ERA. Founded In 185%. 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The Rining ant Scientific Press, Do MECHANICS’ FAIR. DAILY PRESS. The Proprietors of the Mixina axp Sctgntivic Press having heen granted tho privilege of printing the Daiwy Presa ot the Pavi lian, doring the npproaching Exhibition, are making complete arrangements to publish a full and faithful record of the Grand Exhibition, and will preseut gratuitously to all visitors and exhibitors tho LARGksT, Most ATTRACT: Ive and vaLuanLR poper ever issucd at a publie fair. Ita Free and Extensive Circulation will render it a peculiarly desirable journal for to FlcHT THOUsanD individuals visited tho exhibition Inst advertising. From seven season in n single day und evening. ° Our printing press, iu nective operation, ropidly throwing uff an intcresting sheet into the very bands of the ansious tlirong, presents on attractive scene, offording one of the most novel and cffective modes of advertisiug ever offered through the columns of a newspaper. Many persons heing cye-witnesses to the printing of the paper, preserve copies as remiuisccences of their visit to the Fair, while others procuro bound volumes to ho retnined ne » permnnent record of the Exhihition, giving a forther benefit to ndvertisers iu addition to its wide circulation. Those wishing to secure spaee for advertisy ing in the Mecwanics’ Pair Daity Press, will dn well to make early application to the proprietors or their agents. Paymeut will not he solicited until after the advertisements appear and are found to he according to contrnet or the satisfaetion of the advertiser. DEWEY «& Co., Pntent Agents, Puhlishers of the Mining and Seientifc Press, and Job Printers, 505 Clay street, San Francisco. Notices of the Press. Followiag are a few of the select eompliments paid the first volume of the Datty;F aim Press, last season: Tue SagxTinc PREsy preprictors strike off and give away thousands of tbeir little shect, entiticd THe decuanics’ Faia Daity Press. The secoad issue of this paper, published last nigbt, fave ths mullitude some intelligence of tbe Washoe disaster, There were great crowds all the evening nbout the telegraph and the presses, many of whom bad their frst sight at the practical working of these great mofors of civilization.—[S. F. Evening Bulletin, Sept. 7, 1864 Screntinc PRess.—A printing offiec has been established nt the Mecbunics’ Fair, aod Messrs. Dewey & Co., the enterprising publishers of the SbxixG ano Sctextimic Press, are issuing from it a liancsome doublo-sheet daily, whieb ie a credit to themselves, is editors, aud to tho Fair.—[S. F. Morniag Call, Sept.5, 1864, Tne Mecwasics’ Farr Dairy Pazss is the title of a very neat qtarto paper published at the Industrial Fair Paviljon, by Dewey & Uo., of the Misixc axp Ecrentirio Press. It rellects great eredit, as does tbe weekly. upon the enterprise and «bility of tbe pub.sbers. We waat it regulorly.—[Roese River Reveille. Sommer Frutrs—The following facts are worth reading and rememhering, espeeially at the present season of the year: “ Acids proniote the separation of hile from the hlood, whieh is then passed from the system, thus preventing levers, the prevailing disease of summer. All fevers are “ bilious,” that is, the bile isin the hlood. Whatever is antagonistic of fever is cooling. It isa common saying that fruits are “ cooling,” and also herries of every description. It is heeause the acidity which they eontnin aids in separating the hile from the blood, that it aids in purifying the blood. Hence the great yearning for greens, and lettuce, and salads in the early spring, these heing eaten with vinegar; hence, also the tnste for something sour, for lemonade on an attack of fever. But this heing the case, it is easy to see we nullify the good effects of fruits and betries, in proportion as we eat them with sugar, or even sweet milk or cream. them in their natural state, fresh, ripe, perfect, it is alniost impussible to eat too many, to eat enough to hurt us, especially if we eat them alone, uot takivg any liquid with them whntever.” If we eat THE FIPTIT INDUSTRIAL FAIR OF THE MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE OF SAN FRANCISCO, To be Held in the Mechanics’ Institute Pavilion ia August, 1865. The Meehanics’ Institute having determined to hold their Vifth Industrial Fair during the coming season, the Isxeentive Committee would respectfully invite all persons desirous of exhibiting Maehincs, Mannfactures, Agticultural Implements, Horticultural Products, Minerals, Ores. and Works of Art, to make npplication inunediately, in order thet the proper space mmy be allotted thear. The Exbibition will be open to the public on Thursday, the 10th day of August, at 10 o’elock A. M. The general management of the Fair is entrusted tn an Executive Committee, consisting of tbe offieers of the Institute. No coutricts or agreements will be recognized unless wade by the nuthorized agents of this Committee. A enmpeteut person will he iu attendance at the Pavilion to reeeive aud register all goods designed for exhibition, and will reeeipt therefor. y Contributions of Machinery and other aortieles that require loug time tn prepare for exhibition, will be received from the 15th of July to the 2d of August. Articles for exhibition that require large space may he entered on or before the 20th day of July, and space will be allntted to the exhibitor ou or hefore the 2d nf August. ‘The Pieture Galleries will be ready for the. reeeption of Pictures, Embroideries, Wax and Fancy Work of all kinds, on the lst of August, when spaee will be nllotted. The Comittee will be prepared for the reeeption of Fruits, Flowers, Agrieultural and Horticultnral Productions, aud design to have the tables so arranged that the best display possible ean be made in this department, and every effort will be made and eare taken to preserve their freshness, sn thnt oxhibitnrs may receive full eredit for their productions. Thoso wishing space on these tables should eugage it at an early day. ‘There wil! be spaee reserved for additious in this department during the Fair. ‘Fhe severnl transportation companies, as on foriner occasions, have, with eommendnble liberality, consented to transport nrticles intended exelusively for exhibition free of eburge, and Messrs. Wells, Fargn & Co., in like manver, will take charge of them. The Committee have the fullest confidenee that the coming Fair will not only be the most eompleto aud varied in its character, but will also be more attractive than any previous exhibition of this kind ou this coast. No pains or expense will be spared to give the eontrihutors satisfactory opportunities in the spacious pavilion of the Institute for the display of their ecntributions, and to furnish whatever may be necessary to make the Fair an institution where tlnse who frequent it may be both pleased and instrueted. All articles forwarded should he labeled “For the Ivdostrial Exhibition,” San Franciseo. All communications to be addressed to C. 8. Hicerns, Corresponding Seeretary. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Cranuts M. Pius, President. Jostau Movutron, D. A. Macponabpb, James R. Deane, C. 8. Hreerxs, A. A. Syyper, Davip Dwyer, W. W. Hanscom, H. K. Cummings, Epwarp Nunan, J. W. Reay. P. B. Dexter, Secretary. San Francisco Jobbing Prices Current. Flour, cxtra, @ bbl. a 7 00 No Supertine.... @ 5 75 Corn Meal, @ 100 fh @ 4 00 Wheat, 9? 100 Ib... 1 05 Oats, choice, B 100 Ib 1 95 Birley, #10016 100 1 05 Beans, ® Ib 3 @ 400 Potutocs.... 150 2 00 Hay, @ ton, 11 00 @15 00 Live Vak Woatl, 7 cord 800 @10 00 Beef, on foot, Gb... 8s@ 10 Beef, extra, dress 16@ 2214 Sheep, on fool,.. 1 00@ 2 00 Hogs, on faut, @ § 12 Hogs, dressed, @ Ib.. oes Ww 15 Groccrics, Etc. Sugar, erusbed, BIb.» ae ka 16 Do Cbina.. 124@ 13 Coffec, Costa Rica, 3 22@ 23 Do Rit.......6. 22 @ Tea, Japan, @ tb. 85 95 Do Green....... 70@ 90 Hawalian Rive, J tb y 10 Chiua do. .... 10 @ Coal Oil, B Hal. 105 @ 110 Candee, # Tb... b 24 Rroch Butter, # tb 40 45 Isthinus do 82@ 35 Cheese, Califor 20 2a Fgys, @ do: 45 50 Lard, 3 th Dome 2a) Ham and Bacon, 23 vb Shoulders... .s0010.-5 1b 18 San Francisco Retail Prices Current. Buttor, California fresh @ Ib.. 45@ 60 do pickled @ Ib... 40, 50 do Oregon. ...... 30) 38 do _ New York, @ Ib. 30@ 371¢

Cheese, @ Ib...-.20: 28 Honey, % Ib. 4u 60 Kgys, B doz. 50; 65 Lard, # Ib... 25, Hains and Bacon, @ 1b 20 25 Cranberries, B gal. Ti Potutocs, sweet, B 6 8 do Trish, fb 4 5 Tomatoes, # [b.. 101 10 Onioas, @ Ib.-.. 6¢ 6 Apples, No.1, @ Ib 8 10 Pears, table @ Ib.. Gt 10 Plums, dried, @ Ib. 10 15 Poachies, dried, @ tb 10¢ 1 Grapes, Forcixo, @ Ib. 254 60 Orauges, @ 100.. 2 50@ 3 00 Lemons, 8 100 5 00@ 6 00 Chiekens, apiece 1 00@ 1 25 Turkeys, @ Ib. 873z Wild Ducks, @ 4 00@ 6 00 Oysters, @ 100... 1 :00@ 1 25 Fish, Fresb. @ Ib s 5 20 NOTICE. Tho co-partnershlp beretofore existing between John Youngberg, Stephen H. Covert and Willlam B. Gleason, Is hercby dissolved by reason of thosald Gleason and Cevert having left for the East. Thlsis tonotify all persons that 1 shall pay no debts contracted by the said parties from and after this date. SOXN YOUNGBERG. San Francisco, Mny 1th, 1865. 20v10-1m. New Volume Mining aul Scientific Press Issued cvery Saturday. Each number contains 16 pages and 64 columns (size of Harper’s Weekly). PUBLISHED BY 4 DEWEY & CO., Patent Agents, Publishers and Job Printers, 605 Clay Street, San Francisco, THE ELEVENEN VOLUME Of the Mixing ann Seientiric Press commences nnder advantage: most gratlfylng to its pnblishers, who assert, with pleas' re, tbat a continued laiprovement In this jonrual may be untielpated by its numerous and rapidly Increasing readers. We shall continue to devote a large apace in onr columns to the varlous and best incthods of treating orcs nnd saving gold and other preclons metals In every form, furnlshlng valuable blnts to mlllinen, prospeetors, oil-workers and miners generally, net to be found In any other publication. New machinery, latest Inventlons and discoveries, and all matters pertaining tothe mechanical, manufacturing and industrial resonrces of the Paelfic States, will receive careful attentlon. tock market reports will be pnbllshed as reeelved from tho oficial records. Our carefully compiled “ Mining Sharehulders’ Directory " will prove a faithful monitor to parties holding stock, and a desirable rceord for reference to brokers. Fricnds pleased wlth our efforts In the publleation of ths Press can render us cascntlal aid by furnishlng correspondenee and all Important Information which may come under thelr observation, and by calling tho attcntlon of their nelghbors to the commendable teatures of the paper; the appreciation of whieh favors will be dwly manlfeated by the eonstant Improvement of our journal. Speeimen coplca wll be sent frec to those desirlng to exumine the paper beforo subserlblug. Postmasters, Express Agents and News-dealers, acting as our agents, wlll reecive Uberal commissions. RegyBounn Votunes For Sarr. SUESCRIPTION IN ADVANCE, One Year, (to YOUNES)... ...ecreesereeceennstenneee DOUD Slx Months, (ONG VOLUME)...-ceeaavecenasececccscess S00 FOR ADVERTISING Onrterms aro very reasonablo, Mixing Companies are eapeelally favored by our rates, and careful altentlon ia glven to tire legal pnblicatlon of Minixe Notices. Orrier—No. 605 Clay atrcet, corner of Sansome. DEWEY «& CO., Publishers, C. We M. SMITH. oe sees We BL EWER access. s..d. T) DEWEY. 1852. 18659 Thirteenth Vear of Publication, THE GOLDEN ERA. Founded In 185%. The oldest Wenkly Paper In the State, permancutly ostablished, and more widely eirenlated at home aud abroad than any other on the Pacific Coast, In Callfornia, the Athntic States, and tbroaugbont the entire field of iis great and rapidly iucreasing cirenlation, Tat GoLpky Era is unlveraally regarded asa Literary aud Family Journal of ueqnalled execllenee, Amoug its contribntors are all ti best writere on tbls side of the Cuntinent, and correspoudenta of distiuguisbud abllily la New York, Paris and London. Liberal Terms to Ciubs. Tur Gotpen Era Is furnisbed ta CLUBS at the followiag rates: Three Copies, one year, Tea Dollars ; Five Coplea, ono year, Fifteen Dollare ; Ten Coples, ono year, Twenty five Dollars. 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