Volume 12 (1866) (428 pages)

108 Ghe Biining and Seientific Press, Importnnt to Californ —Many inventors have lately Pid their claims for yan cericdsly tand ihsome cases .fataliyjdelayed by the unquallfication of ageuts who ave eRee omihie withthe Goverment licenseand revenue WS, él other new and” imp erative regulations. These discrepancies, although arisln: ot the inexperienes . ; Beer OneN OF applicants . ) of honest agents, are none the less” for patents, whose safest course is to trust t usiness with none but active and experienced -solici me THe Min1NG AND Sctentime Pass Patent _AGENcy his strictly complied with the reguisltions of the Department, and properly . illed all necessary, papers as Ciaim Agents. THE PRESS, is x lnrge, sixteen: page paper , sand is truly a . : valuable ‘assistant to the LTS interests of the Pacific {. Coastryi Nye Coun Bewes ot. fi MAPA ILS BRL be re. Bates oof Bduertising 2e07 Te IN THE pyejy 3s + MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS. 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Five coples, one garb by av 1D a per, Singie co; Hes Monthly Sona Series, containing 4 SES { oe rhe sie of the Paret already: extensive, ls rapjaty increasing, and snbtantial men who can proft by wideissemlnating information of thelr business amongst the TOE intelligeut, aepeantia ss vand industrial ciasses of the Pacific States and ‘Territories wlli find no more effectual or ecouomlcal medium for See DEW HY a: Os, Proprictors, Patent Ageucy and Job wee Office, 505 Clay street, Sa Francisco. ditty 2 1865pee GD PE am LN ES . QUARTZ cae eee H AUN'DBO-O . ee 1 .&’ Book. .for Every’ Intelligent. LEARN , Shareholder, Miner and Machintist. racer o. ZENAS WHEELER AND P.M. RANDALL, =, . Authors and Publishers.Bousn IN Crotu—Is4 faces, pp vonecito. THE, Quanra, Ovgzaron’s 1 xD oi is presented. to the public as’a carefiilly prepared’epitomé of all'that 18 vila. . hie for the practical operator in the ming ‘and mjli, We have here ai} the most necéssaryhints ‘and ‘directions for testing aud assaying the-orcs ‘ol the Various minerals ; an explanation. of-chemical.jerms.¢ fa brief and intelligible deseription of the numerous pr cesses tor roasting ores, awd the extractjou' of inetals frota their dres by amialgamatién and otherwise.” * ‘The work also contains‘an original and bighbly interest. fog’ discUssiom of: thé tractory: and: diffeyoutly formed grinding plates,.as applied to the reduction ofores—a Sud: . jeot nop only -of special intorest to’ tbe! scicntitic reader, but also practivally of the highest importance to every quartzmihér Professor Silliman, of “Yale, aid Hodgson, ¢ ‘of, the College of Catilornin, having éxamilied this, discussion, as sub Tnitted to them by its author, Mr. Randall, previous to the compilatiou -otthis work; Speak ot the -Saine-ag mol only mathemutically correct, But wiso as of creat practical value. Messrs W,. R. Eekact, dy,, Engineer, (ate of U.S. . N.,) and W. M. Belshaw, assuyor apd superiuteudent ot the 5. TM. Co. 20, whom, the entire-workwas submitted while passing through tbe press, speak of the same as ono of. bigb pructical mpurtanes-to quartz niiners ‘and nilll’ youn geverally. «No work hus Beén offerdd to tho miniug pubfic of California which confaius:soimiucb valuable inlorwation, cou-! densed into $0 conveulent a space as-is bere presented. In its preparation, much care has. buch takeu to sebure brevity, conciseness, and simplicity—in fact to Inake it a . complece and reliable’ QUARTZ Minir’s Hann Boox: foe Table of Contents of this hook will be Tound on pa 414 vf tbe Mixinc axp Scinxtinic Perss of July Ist. 1865. se.d by booksellers geben Price hy , mail, postage paid, $1.25. Address,‘ Wheoler’& Randall, a the Miring and Scientific Press Uilice; S: San NRE : 2y11 lst Premium at Saor aire tn Fair,. 1862 1. Pi a ne Ist ream at S.F. Bay District. aeet piv erty se to <0 anne Ist Premium at Sacramento. ond WOE +2. 4863 ist Premium, at San Francisco...1864 Ast Premium, for Cordials . 1864 1st Premium, for Hygienic Bitters. Awarded to ft pan? ‘ WY FSO ABE SAE YS” toa, fo Ke Yt } ar. + lama c ci « eeICE, OF THE couNTY CLERE. OFTHE eiry. AND) County: of San Francisco,‘ State of ‘Calltornia. se! cou ake matter of the application of LA" MORRONE A siya MINING COMPANY; tor Order of Dissulution. + Notice is hereby given, pursuant tolaw and an order of} the How. Nanuet Cowxes, County !Jndte? of fa id: City and County! this day mate, that Law) Morronena‘iSilver Mintng Company, a corporation duly organized ae nore bosiness in suid City and County; has made application, ‘bp petition duly filed, that saic Company be disincorporated and distolved, “and that sald applteation wlll be heard by'and before the Hon, Sauven Cow.es, Cauuty Judge aforeswid, on the seventeenth day of: ¥ehraay, A. b. 1806, at o'clock A. 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Best Advertising Mediumi.—The Colden Era is the oldest Weekly Journal in California, and indisputably enjoys ‘oy far. the largest circulation in the city of San Francisco and ju the interior of the State. ya THE GOLDEN ERA is universally read in every city, town, village and mining andr eprom precimet In California, and offers. unusual and unequalled advantages to thuse whe desire to bring thetn business prominently before the community. Only a limited space isdevoled to advertising. ~All advertisiug ages are also largely: occupied with frosh aud interesting reading matter, and uo advertisement cau escape attention, The charges for advertising are not so ‘large, proportioned to the henefits-derived, as those of other papers. Liberal terms wlil be made with, those who advertise for three or aix . ‘months, -or by the year. i d BROOKS & LAWRENCE, Govern {ita Brrnrina, . and chronic invalids. No, 543 Clay siteet, ncar Monlgomery; San Francisco Oakland Water-Cure. KA 15ST, 1864, WE OPENED A HYGIENIC BOARDING House and Ladies’ Health institute in Oakland. The great advantage we have expericuced since that time, in the treatment and cure of all those diseases peculiar to females, as well as those common to all, over that of San Francisco, induced us to giye Up the treatment of gentlemen In the city. Wehave accordiugly removed our entire Bathing, Eicctro-magnetic, and Gymnastic Apparatus, which we used especially in the treatment of males, to our Health Iustitute across the Bay, and liave found, after a trial of seven months, that gentlemen as well as lady patents recover, at our Fountain Farm Cure, one-third faster than In the clty of San Francisco. The climate here is the most even and bracing to be found In the State. The grounds command a view-unsurpassedin the world, The Instltution is furnished with an abundance of pure, soft water, from numerous springs ; aid we now offer to Minlsters, Teachers, Lawyers, Miners, Merchants, Mcclianlcs, Farmers, and all other worthy persons, who desire to try the advantage ol the only rational system of Medicine, the hospitalitics of our Hygienic Home and Cure.’ Young men ‘who have become ebilitétea or tost their health by. excessne toii, exposure, or enervating hablts, contracted eng up ignorance of Physicai Laws, may wtth us find more of t! encouragements they need, and means that will restore them to heaitb, thanelsewhcrein California. We cialm for Water-Cure and Hygienle Medlcatlon superior advantages over ali systems of, drug medication in ihe cure of alldisorders, whether acute or ehronic; that itis followed by none of those debilitating diseases, such as Piles, Chronic: Diarrhea, Torpid Liver, Constipation, Intense Nervousness, Neuralgia, etc,, nor those terrible Secondary Diseases, known as Varicose Swelliug of the Veins, Necrosls; or Deeaying of the Bones, Ulecratlon of the Limbs, Mercuriat Rheumatism, Urethal Strictures, etc., which we well know result trom the tree use of mercur: end other metallic drugs, together with stimuiants an ee ppoieens given to overcome as ER The land Water-Oure and E niirmary is by tar ite most coniplete in its facilitles for the cure of all diseases commonly treatedin ail Eastern Water Cures ot any like establishinent on this const, and the only one in Caliornia conducted according to the Theory and Practice of the New York Hydropathic Collego. We use all forms of Warm and Cold Wet Sheet Packs, gil Electro-Chemleai Bath, Stcam Baths, Improved Sitz Baths, Douch Baths, a Patent Spray Bath, and Magic Baths. The last named was institnted by Dr. Smith with speciai reference to the cure of those diseases peculiar to minérs, namely: Rheumatism, Infammatory or Chrouic, Stiff Joints, Paralysis. Mercurial, Lead, and Oak Poisonings. It is a sure cure for Ague and ver. It aids more than any othcr Buth we have yet used in eradlcating all kinds of drugs and infeetious poisons, and in the cure of all disor tee induced by exposure to dampness and water, foul air, absence of Ight and electricity, Teton ne metals, the malaria of rivers and iow marshy grounds. Where there wasa fair constitution ieft, even when drugs had been applied lar monthsand years without a curo, we have, In the’ past seven pene treated, successtully the following diseases: Chronic, Intammatory and Sicrenrial Rbeumatism; Paralysis; Lung,Brouchiai and Catarrhal Affections; Discases of the Heart, Kidneys, . Liver; Dyspepsia, Constipation Erysipelas, Scrofula, Piles, » Inflammatlou of the Boweis, Chrenie and Acute Diarrhea, and all Heo g and weaknesses eculiar to male and fe-, males. No physician In Callfornid is so'favorabiy situated tofurnish so many home ¢om. orts and ‘hyslenic conditions that are indispensable, .to.the speedy. recovery of nervous We bave the only truly heatthrut) boarding plate in the State for men, women'and children, with plenty of saddle and carriage . Horses for tho iuse of pa: tlents and boarders. To that class of Diseases and, Weaknesses Sanne to females, and the medication that Hydiopatbie or Hygienic physicians employ in their cure, do we invite the special attention of patients and thelr tricnds.’ The ease and rapidity wlth which lemales suilerlng from generai or special debility, recover In the bracing climate of the Bay, under Hygienic Medication, together wlth the-nniversal ‘success that has attended the treatment of femalcs at Dr. Smith’s Tastitutioms, (both in Sacrameuto and San’ Francisco) has Induced us to make this ciass of human attlictlons a spcelality of our Instltution. We have treated (mostly in tbe cure), over 300 females, several. of whom had been ‘bedridden” ior months and years, Auch all havo becn decidedly benefited, and with but !ew exceptious, returned to ticir homes in Yrom two to six “weeks, 80 fay recovered’as no longer to necd a pbyslcian. We have never yet iearned of a single Instance of a reiapse ito thelr former condition. There is not ono female invalid.in twenty that has been sufferlng from uervous debility or discases pecillar to her sex, that cannot he permancntly cured by spending from four to slx weeks at our Cure, and at the-mere cust of Sluu. “This statement we make fn confidence,-from an expericnce of the last seven years.From thomany who have been treated at our Cure, we have yet to icarm of a singlo regret froin husband or wife of the time or meaus -they have expends in Hygieuic Medication, v. New York’. Aug. 1, 1858, . To all whom tt nury This cersifics, that at Dre. ‘Rarlow J. Smith is a graduate of the New York Hygieo-Thérapentic College, which: College thas & regnlar Charter from the Legislature of the State “of New York, and ls authorized to grant Diplomas, conferring on Its students‘all and the same privlegés and lmmnnities in relation to the Foucrice of Ihe Healing-Art, that are con. ferred pane Diplomae of any AHopathic or other Medlcai College in the got Dr. Smith has also devottd much altentlon to Phrenoloale especially in its connectlon with Physi alology and Patholog. ie a portion of the time under the iat ion of Fowler Weils, of thls city, and has lJaliored successfuily as a eee and iecturer on these subjects. LL, Principal New York Ease mherapeuict College. sir. To al whom it may concerns » Thave known Dr Barlow J. Smith, Both In our oftice as . n Student, and a practical Phrepologist in the country, and trom what I know of him I can cheerfully recommend hin fan honest, falthful “delineaior of character, and as suck ean cheerfully recommend jim to the pubiic. For the good.of Science. LN. FOWLER, 3u8 Broadway, N. X.* Dr. Smith spends a part of each day in San Francisco, at: * tending to famHy practice and to Phrenologicai aud Physlological examinations at his office, Room 13 Armory Haul, up stairs, corner pen nome ty, and Sacramento streets. . Office hours from I) A. M.to2 P.M. Circulars sent on ap-" plication. ‘Address, CERATAY J. SMITH, M. D., vite San Francisev, Box 473. New Mining Advertisements. willbe sound under another head Mining Adverti Consolidated Silver Hill Miniarg’ Company, Location of Works : Esuteralda District, Nevasla, Nong, —Theré”’are delinquent upon the ‘following ae scribed stock, on account of assessment levied on the 6th day.of Jannary, 1866, the several amounts set’ opposite’ the names of the respectivo sbarehglders, as folJows: Names., No. Certibcates. No. shares. rome. Ainsworth, J 837 12 $24 00 Braly,FC' ° 159 “10 20 00 Bnekman, J A+ 204 30 60 00 Buckman, dA alt 10 20 00 Barkeloa, Jolin "° ‘706. 5 10 00 Barkeloo, John ’ 973 10 20 00 Boyd, JuaT 8i2 10 20 00 Bennet, Th + 164 10 20 00 Br adore cH ‘937° 0! 20 00 Bohn, 982 25 50 00 Belden u _ 959 3, 6 00 Belden, H aN 960 3 4 00 Barker, J 995 5 10 00 Cullea, J W 19t 8 16 00 Center, Af Tot 5 10 (0 Cohen, 3 692 2 4 00 Carlyle; Mary E 967 14 28 00 Ghamberliu, AL 2 993. . . 10, 20 00 Chamberlin, AL 994 10 20 00 Donahue, W M 326 6 10 00 Dunn. BT 320 10 20 00 Daly, John T 4aih 10 20 00 Wer Joh T 412 10+ 20 00 a2] 10 20 00 721 Can 40 00 feast, WW 728 (oy 10 00 ee , Names, . No, Certificates, No, Shares. Amount. Feast, : 729 6 10.00 Feast; W ~ 3C 5 10°b0 ; Peast, Wor “age7er”® 5 i: 10 00. +Ecast, Wee a RSE , 6 j10 0 \Eeast, Wo °° 733 5 40-00 \Feast, W w 98a i) "10-00 'Reast? Wi ie 4g 435 6 ' 1000 ‘Feast, WwW ps 736; 1.5 10 00° Falehan;y > *666 °° 5 10 00 ‘Freneh, 3 6°. ; “6 "10.00 ‘French,JM , 10 20°00 \Freneb, J‘ 5° 10 00 Boy, FD 3. 18 30 00 ‘Foley, T 20 +; 40 00 ‘Gitin, OF 3 6 00 Cifin, OF 10 20 00 Giffin, OF tia yo 797 1} 30 00 Giftin, OF ‘ 939 10 1.20.90 GisnyoR 8 gig) 8 ag . B90 ,Grinbaum, MS 172, 10 20 00 ‘Grinbanm, MS ocseurre 854 5 10 00 'Gattell, B’ 1048 10 20 00 Hewston 1 Jobs, ar 980° °° 26% ° 5200 ‘Hadeler, 652. et) 20.00 /Harper, vs M “875. 2 4 Hantden, WH . 901" 5 10 00 Hiéerchner, CJ 961 "8 10 00 Hawkins Jolie oi] 984 . Bri 6 00 L Kellogg, SW" * 836 ’ ‘2. ee 400 . Kohler, A 562 ‘0 0 ' "20700 ‘Keeaing, B . “mee 1036 8 16 00 Leland, Ch é 413 6 10 00 Leviteky, Boies gl. . 869 wz! ) 24 O08 Leppien, J: ae so 978 & » 0 00 Tevy, A 1024 4 * § 00 Murphy, JL ha +38 42 -t.0f)e 84 00 Murray, J 661 26 52 00 Murray, Ny > «861» 10 20.00, Miteholl, 0-@ 906 10 20 00 ‘Marcus, 4 1049 » Io 20 10 Mandlehaum, F 853 20 40 00 McLea, Donald 905 12 22 00 Newmark, gP bal 787 2 400 Osgood, John K * 361 3. 2 4 00 Osgood, Jobn K ~ 898 * 30 60 00 Parker, B & : 170% 26 60 00 Pfister, C 826, , 6 10 090 Polhemus, CE) 870 © 10 20 00 Tan, Jas 883 » 18 26 00 Phelan, Jas “ §84 2: 24 00 Phelan, Jags . ~ 886 30, 60, 00 Pbelan, Jas’ ' . 887 20 “40 Perry, John, Jr, 889 6 " 1200 Perty,, Jobn, Jr ee 817. 2 400 Perry, John, dr 5 §90 46 30 on Perry, John, Jr 891 25 50 00 Perry, John; dr © 1089 20 40 00 Redington, isa 374 15 30,00 Redington, JH B1l, 10 20 00° Rediogton; JH 312 6 10 00: Rediogton, JH 313 5 10 00 Redington,'J H sate 3l4 5 10 00 Rosenfeld, J~ bal 823 5 10 00 Reichenbach, J 934 10 20 00 Robbins. J J: 1025 9 18 00 Robbins, J J 1026 10 20 00 Robbins, JJ, 1027 10 20 00 Robbins, J J” 1028 10 90 00 Robbins, JJ 10:9 10 20 00 Robbins, Je 1030 10 26 00 Robhins, II wer 5 1032 10 20 00> Robhing; JJ 1! Ae". ee 10' 00° Robbins, IF 1033 4 8 00 Robbins, Jd 1034 “a 2 00 Robbins, JF 1035 25 , 30 00 , Sbotwell. J 903 ‘10° "20 00 Shirley, P 335 2 4 00 Schmiecdell, HA. 035 20 40 00. Schmiedell, Hi bal 843 5 10 00 Sparks, ZW. 1045 10 20 00 Spenso, W Ae 807 , 10. 20 90 Spenge, WA ~ Qe i “be 10 00 Bicvens;Th . + 972 20 40 00Stevens, Th 981 10 20 00 Btevciis, Th fe 976 5 10 00 Stevens, Th. 077 ¢ 16 $0 00 Toomy. bal 104 .5 10 00 Tracy, Thoo F 320 6 10:00 Tracy, Theo F 327 5 10 00 Talbot. TA , 574 5 10 00 Tarng, 8 bal 744 3 6 00 Toouey & Fagan 799 10 2C 00 “Turney, Jobn qx 871, 10, 20 00 fey H 752 * 10 20 00 evy, H 753 10 20 00 Levy, H 931 20 40 00 Stanley, SL, 1043 16 30°00 Vab Bergen, Ne We fos) lo 20 00 , Vandersine & Go 874 5 16.00 Watson, N A 911 10 * 2000 Wadham, W 1 880 5 10 09 Ponton, L.de Arce 980 T 14 00 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Trustces, made on the 5th day of January. 1866, s0 many sbares of each parcel of said stock as may he_ necessary, will hesold at public auction, hy Oey & Go , at the office of the Company, Room No. 15, Coycrument ones San Francisco, Cal., on the 3d day of March, 1866, at j the hour of 12 0’clock M. of said day, to pay said delin-_. quent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertisjug and expenses of sale. rf fs feb17 JOHN §, MACKENZIE, Secretary. Keokuk Gold, Silver nnd Copper Mining Com. pany, Clayton District, Contra Costa County, Cafilornias Notice ia hereby given, that ata meeting of the Board of "Trustees of said Company, held on the Ith day of Febrna M5 1866, an assessment of ten (10) ccuts per share was levied upon the capltal stock of sald Company, payablé Immediately, in Unlted States gold and silver coin, to tbe Seeretary. * “Any stock upou which said assessment shali remain unpald on Saturday, the 1th day of March, Iséé, will be advertised on that day as delingnent, and uniess payinent shail be made betore, will he soidon Saturday, the 3ist day of March, 1866 to pay the delilnquent assessment, together with costs’ of advertislng and expenses of the saic. By order of the Board of Trustees. A.B. WINEGAR, Secretary. Office, 308 and 310 Front Street, San Francisco. ’ febl7 © froomtea en Omen Mining Company—Delinquent. Notice is hereby given, that in accordance w1th law, and’ the By-Laws of the Company, there will he sold at public suction, at 8 o’clock P;.M., on the 16th dayof March, 1866, jn frout of the Company's Office, in Sacramento, to the highest bldder, for cash, iu Oniled States gold coin, so manny shares of the capital steck of the Company standing in the names‘of the following persons, as may be necessary for tbe payment of assessment No. 9, of twenty-five cents por share, Jovied thereon December 16th, 1855, togotber with the expenses of advertising and. Biss Amonnt, HA Dana. ‘$75 00NP Ingalls. 75 00 . + SEYMOUR JOHNSON, Seecctary. Company's Office. No, 147 L Street, ag rancuto, . fehl Pabruary loth, 1Sd4, _

108 Ghe Biining and Seientific Press, Importnnt to Californ —Many inventors have lately Pid their claims for yan cericdsly tand ihsome cases .fataliyjdelayed by the unquallfication of ageuts who ave eRee omihie withthe Goverment licenseand revenue WS, él other new and” imp erative regulations. These discrepancies, although arisln: ot the inexperienes . ; Beer OneN OF applicants . ) of honest agents, are none the less” for patents, whose safest course is to trust t usiness with none but active and experienced -solici me THe Min1NG AND Sctentime Pass Patent _AGENcy his strictly complied with the reguisltions of the Department, and properly . illed all necessary, papers as Ciaim Agents.. THE PRESS, is x lnrge, sixteen: page paper , sand is truly a . : valuable ‘assistant to the LTS interests of the Pacific {. Coastryi Nye Coun Bewes ot. fi MAPA ILS BRL be re. Bates oof Bduertising 2e07 Te IN THE pyejy 3s + MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS. 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Five coples, one garb by av 1D a per, Singie co; Hes Monthly Sona Series, containing 4 SES { oe rhe sie of the Paret already: extensive, ls rapjaty increasing, and snbtantial men who can proft by wideissemlnating information of thelr business amongst the TOE intelligeut, aepeantia ss vand industrial ciasses of the Pacific States and ‘Territories wlli find no more effectual or ecouomlcal medium for See DEW HY a: Os, Proprictors, Patent Ageucy and Job wee Office, 505 Clay street, Sa Francisco. ditty 2 1865pee GD PE am LN ES . QUARTZ cae eee H AUN'DBO-O . ee 1 .&’ Book. .for Every’ Intelligent. LEARN , Shareholder, Miner and Machintist. racer o. ZENAS WHEELER AND P.M. RANDALL, =, . Authors and Publishers.Bousn IN Crotu—Is4 faces, pp vonecito. THE, Quanra, Ovgzaron’s 1 xD oi is presented. to the public as’a carefiilly prepared’epitomé of all'that 18 vila. . hie for the practical operator in the ming ‘and mjli, We have here ai} the most necéssaryhints ‘and ‘directions for testing aud assaying the-orcs ‘ol the Various minerals ; an explanation. of-chemical.jerms.¢ fa brief and intelligible deseription of the numerous pr cesses tor roasting ores, awd the extractjou' of inetals frota their dres by amialgamatién and otherwise.” * ‘The work also contains‘an original and bighbly interest. fog’ discUssiom of: thé tractory: and: diffeyoutly formed grinding plates,.as applied to the reduction ofores—a Sud: . jeot nop only -of special intorest to’ tbe! scicntitic reader, but also practivally of the highest importance to every quartzmihér Professor Silliman, of “Yale, aid Hodgson, ¢ ‘of, the College of Catilornin, having éxamilied this, discussion, as sub Tnitted to them by its author, Mr. Randall, previous to the compilatiou -otthis work; Speak ot the -Saine-ag mol only mathemutically correct, But wiso as of creat practical value. Messrs W,. R. Eekact, dy,, Engineer, (ate of U.S. . N.,) and W. M. Belshaw, assuyor apd superiuteudent ot the 5. TM. Co. 20, whom, the entire-workwas submitted while passing through tbe press, speak of the same as ono of. bigb pructical mpurtanes-to quartz niiners ‘and nilll’ youn geverally. «No work hus Beén offerdd to tho miniug pubfic of California which confaius:soimiucb valuable inlorwation, cou-! densed into $0 conveulent a space as-is bere presented. In its preparation, much care has. buch takeu to sebure brevity, conciseness, and simplicity—in fact to Inake it a . complece and reliable’ QUARTZ Minir’s Hann Boox: foe Table of Contents of this hook will be Tound on pa 414 vf tbe Mixinc axp Scinxtinic Perss of July Ist. 1865. se.d by booksellers geben Price hy , mail, postage paid, $1.25. Address,‘ Wheoler’& Randall, a the Miring and Scientific Press Uilice; S: San NRE : 2y11 lst Premium at Saor aire tn Fair,.. 1862 1. Pi a ne Ist ream at S.F. Bay District. aeet piv erty se to <0 anne Ist Premium at Sacramento. ond WOE +2. 4863 ist Premium, at San Francisco.....1864 Ast Premium, for Cordials . 1864 1st Premium, for Hygienic Bitters. Awarded to ft pan? ‘ WY FSO ABE SAE YS” toa, fo Ke Yt } ar. + lama c ci « eeICE, OF THE couNTY CLERE. OFTHE eiry. AND) County: of San Francisco,‘ State of ‘Calltornia. se! cou ake matter of the application of LA" MORRONE A siya MINING COMPANY; tor Order of Dissulution. + Notice is hereby given, pursuant tolaw and an order of} the How. Nanuet Cowxes, County !Jndte? of fa id: City and County! this day mate, that Law) Morronena‘iSilver Mintng Company, a corporation duly organized ae nore bosiness in suid City and County; has made application, ‘bp petition duly filed, that saic Company be disincorporated and distolved, “and that sald applteation wlll be heard by'and before the Hon, Sauven Cow.es, Cauuty Judge aforeswid, on the seventeenth day of: ¥ehraay, A. b. 1806, at o'clock A. 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Best Advertising Mediumi.—The Colden Era is the oldest Weekly Journal in California, and indisputably enjoys ‘oy far. the largest circulation in the city of San Francisco and ju the interior of the State. ya THE GOLDEN ERA is universally read in every city, town, village and mining andr eprom precimet In California, and offers. unusual and unequalled advantages to thuse whe desire to bring thetn business prominently before the community. Only a limited space isdevoled to advertising. ~All advertisiug ages are also largely: occupied with frosh aud interesting reading matter, and uo advertisement cau escape attention, The charges for advertising are not so ‘large, proportioned to the henefits-derived, as those of other papers. Liberal terms wlil be made with, those who advertise for three or aix . ‘months, -or by the year. i d BROOKS & LAWRENCE, Govern {ita Brrnrina, . and chronic invalids. No, 543 Clay siteet, ncar Monlgomery; San Francisco Oakland Water-Cure. KA 15ST, 1864, WE OPENED A HYGIENIC BOARDING House and Ladies’ Health institute in Oakland. The great advantage we have expericuced since that time, in the treatment and cure of all those diseases peculiar to females, as well as those common to all, over that of San Francisco, induced us to giye Up the treatment of gentlemen In the city. Wehave accordiugly removed our entire Bathing, Eicctro-magnetic, and Gymnastic Apparatus, which we used especially in the treatment of males, to our Health Iustitute across the Bay, and liave found, after a trial of seven months, that gentlemen as well as lady patents recover, at our Fountain Farm Cure, one-third faster than In the clty of San Francisco. The climate here is the most even and bracing to be found In the State. The grounds command a view-unsurpassedin the world, The Instltution is furnished with an abundance of pure, soft water, from numerous springs ; aid we now offer to Minlsters, Teachers, Lawyers, Miners, Merchants, Mcclianlcs, Farmers, and all other worthy persons, who desire to try the advantage ol the only rational system of Medicine, the hospitalitics of our Hygienic Home and Cure.’ Young men ‘who have become ebilitétea or tost their health by. excessne toii, exposure, or enervating hablts, contracted eng up ignorance of Physicai Laws, may wtth us find more of t! encouragements they need, and means that will restore them to heaitb, thanelsewhcrein California. We cialm for Water-Cure and Hygienle Medlcatlon superior advantages over ali systems of, drug medication in ihe cure of alldisorders, whether acute or ehronic; that itis followed by none of those debilitating diseases, such as

Piles, Chronic: Diarrhea, Torpid Liver, Constipation, Intense Nervousness, Neuralgia, etc,, nor those terrible Secondary Diseases, known as Varicose Swelliug of the Veins, Necrosls; or Deeaying of the Bones, Ulecratlon of the Limbs, Mercuriat Rheumatism, Urethal Strictures, etc., which we well know result trom the tree use of mercur: end other metallic drugs, together with stimuiants an ee ppoieens given to overcome as ER The land Water-Oure and E niirmary is by tar ite most coniplete in its facilitles for the cure of all diseases commonly treatedin ail Eastern Water Cures ot any like establishinent on this const, and the only one in Caliornia conducted according to the Theory and Practice of the New York Hydropathic Collego. We use all forms of Warm and Cold Wet Sheet Packs, gil Electro-Chemleai Bath, Stcam Baths, Improved Sitz Baths, Douch Baths, a Patent Spray Bath, and Magic Baths. The last named was institnted by Dr. Smith with speciai reference to the cure of those diseases peculiar to minérs, namely: Rheumatism, Infammatory or Chrouic, Stiff Joints, Paralysis. Mercurial, Lead, and Oak Poisonings. It is a sure cure for Ague and ver. It aids more than any othcr Buth we have yet used in eradlcating all kinds of drugs and infeetious poisons, and in the cure of all disor tee induced by exposure to dampness and water, foul air, absence of Ight and electricity, Teton ne metals, the malaria of rivers and iow marshy grounds. Where there wasa fair constitution ieft, even when drugs had been applied lar monthsand years without a curo, we have, In the’ past seven pene treated, successtully the following diseases: Chronic, Intammatory and Sicrenrial Rbeumatism; Paralysis; Lung,Brouchiai and Catarrhal Affections; Discases of the Heart, Kidneys, . Liver; Dyspepsia, Constipation Erysipelas, Scrofula, Piles, » Inflammatlou of the Boweis, Chrenie and Acute Diarrhea, and all Heo g and weaknesses eculiar to male and fe-, males. No physician In Callfornid is so'favorabiy situated tofurnish so many home ¢om. orts and ‘hyslenic conditions that are indispensable, .to.the speedy. recovery of nervous We bave the only truly heatthrut) boarding plate in the State for men, women'and children, with plenty of saddle and carriage . Horses for tho iuse of pa: tlents and boarders. To that class of Diseases and, Weaknesses Sanne to females, and the medication that Hydiopatbie or Hygienic physicians employ in their cure, do we invite the special attention of patients and thelr tricnds.’ The ease and rapidity wlth which lemales suilerlng from generai or special debility, recover In the bracing climate of the Bay, under Hygienic Medication, together wlth the-nniversal ‘success that has attended the treatment of femalcs at Dr. Smith’s Tastitutioms, (both in Sacrameuto and San’ Francisco) has Induced us to make this ciass of human attlictlons a spcelality of our Instltution. We have treated (mostly in tbe cure), over 300 females, several. of whom had been ‘bedridden” ior months and years, Auch all havo becn decidedly benefited, and with but !ew exceptious, returned to ticir homes in Yrom two to six “weeks, 80 fay recovered’as no longer to necd a pbyslcian. We have never yet iearned of a single Instance of a reiapse ito thelr former condition. There is not ono female invalid.in twenty that has been sufferlng from uervous debility or discases pecillar to her sex, that cannot he permancntly cured by spending from four to slx weeks at our Cure, and at the-mere cust of Sluu. “This statement we make fn confidence,-from an expericnce of the last seven years.From thomany who have been treated at our Cure, we have yet to icarm of a singlo regret froin husband or wife of the time or meaus -they have expends in Hygieuic Medication, v. New York’. Aug. 1, 1858, . To all whom tt nury This cersifics, that at Dre. ‘Rarlow J. Smith is a graduate of the New York Hygieo-Thérapentic College, which: College thas & regnlar Charter from the Legislature of the State “of New York, and ls authorized to grant Diplomas, conferring on Its students‘all and the same privlegés and lmmnnities in relation to the Foucrice of Ihe Healing-Art, that are con. ferred pane Diplomae of any AHopathic or other Medlcai College in the got Dr. Smith has also devottd much altentlon to Phrenoloale especially in its connectlon with Physi alology and Patholog. ie a portion of the time under the iat ion of Fowler Weils, of thls city, and has lJaliored successfuily as a eee and iecturer on these subjects. LL, Principal New York Ease mherapeuict College. sir. To al whom it may concerns » Thave known Dr Barlow J. Smith, Both In our oftice as . n Student, and a practical Phrepologist in the country, and trom what I know of him I can cheerfully recommend hin fan honest, falthful “delineaior of character, and as suck ean cheerfully recommend jim to the pubiic. For the good.of Science. LN. FOWLER, 3u8 Broadway, N. X.* Dr. Smith spends a part of each day in San Francisco, at: * tending to famHy practice and to Phrenologicai aud Physlological examinations at his office, Room 13 Armory Haul, up stairs, corner pen nome ty, and Sacramento streets. . Office hours from I) A. M.to2 P.M. Circulars sent on ap-" plication. ‘Address, CERATAY J. SMITH, M. D., vite San Francisev, Box 473. New Mining Advertisements. willbe sound under another head Mining Adverti Consolidated Silver Hill Miniarg’ Company, Location of Works : Esuteralda District, Nevasla, Nong, —Theré”’are delinquent upon the ‘following ae scribed stock, on account of assessment levied on the 6th day.of Jannary, 1866, the several amounts set’ opposite’ the names of the respectivo sbarehglders, as folJows: Names., No. Certibcates. No. shares. rome. Ainsworth, J 837 12 $24 00 Braly,FC' ° 159 “10 20 00 Bnekman, J A+ 204 30 60 00 Buckman, dA alt 10 20 00 Barkeloa, Jolin "° ‘706. 5 10 00 Barkeloo, John ’ 973 10 20 00 Boyd, JuaT 8i2 10 20 00 Bennet, Th + 164 10 20 00 Br adore cH ‘937° 0! 20 00 Bohn, 982 25 50 00 Belden u _ 959 3, 6 00 Belden, H aN 960 3 4 00 Barker, J 995 5 10 00 Cullea, J W 19t 8 16 00 Center, Af Tot 5 10 (0 Cohen, 3 692 2 4 00 Carlyle; Mary E 967 14 28 00 Ghamberliu, AL 2 993. . . 10, 20 00 Chamberlin, AL 994 10 20 00 Donahue, W M 326 6 10 00 Dunn. BT 320 10 20 00 Daly, John T 4aih 10 20 00 Wer Joh T 412 10+ 20 00 a2] 10 20 00 721 Can 40 00 feast, WW 728 (oy 10 00 ee , Names, .. No, Certificates, No, Shares. Amount. Feast, : 729 6 10.00 Feast; W ~ 3C 5 10°b0 ; Peast, Wor “age7er”® 5 i: 10 00. +Ecast, Wee a RSE , 6 j10 0 \Eeast, Wo °° 733 5 40-00 \Feast, W w 98a i) "10-00 'Reast? Wi ie 4g 435 6 ' 1000 ‘Feast, WwW ps 736; 1.5 10 00° Falehan;y > *666 °° 5 10 00 ‘Freneh, 3 6°. ; “6 "10.00 ‘French,JM , 10 20°00 \Freneb, J‘ 5° 10 00 Boy, FD 3. 18 30 00 ‘Foley, T 20 +; 40 00 ‘Gitin, OF 3 6 00 Cifin, OF 10 20 00 Giffin, OF tia yo 797 1} 30 00 Giftin, OF ‘ 939 10 1.20.90 GisnyoR 8 gig) 8 ag . B90 ,Grinbaum, MS 172, 10 20 00 ‘Grinbanm, MS ocseurre 854 5 10 00 'Gattell, B’ 1048 10 20 00 Hewston 1 Jobs, ar 980° °° 26% ° 5200 ‘Hadeler, 652. et) 20.00 /Harper, vs M “875. 2 4 Hantden, WH . 901" 5 10 00 Hiéerchner, CJ 961 "8 10 00 Hawkins Jolie oi] 984 . Bri 6 00 L Kellogg, SW" * 836 ’ ‘2. ee 400 . Kohler, A 562 ‘0 0 ' "20700 ‘Keeaing, B . “mee 1036 8 16 00 Leland, Ch é 413 6 10 00 Leviteky, Boies gl. . 869 wz! ) 24 O08 Leppien, J: ae so 978 & » 0 00 Tevy, A 1024 4 * § 00 Murphy, JL ha +38 42 -t.0f)e 84 00 Murray, J 661 26 52 00 Murray, Ny > «861» 10 20.00, Miteholl, 0-@ 906 10 20 00 ‘Marcus, 4 1049 » Io 20 10 Mandlehaum, F 853 20 40 00 McLea, Donald 905 12 22 00 Newmark, gP bal 787 2 400 Osgood, John K * 361 3. 2 4 00 Osgood, Jobn K ~ 898 * 30 60 00 Parker, B & : 170% 26 60 00 Pfister, C 826, , 6 10 090 Polhemus, CE) 870 © 10 20 00 Tan, Jas 883 » 18 26 00 Phelan, Jas “ §84 2: 24 00 Phelan, Jags . ~ 886 30, 60, 00 Pbelan, Jas’ ' . 887 20 “40 Perry, John, Jr, 889 6 " 1200 Perty,, Jobn, Jr ee 817. 2 400 Perry, John, dr 5 §90 46 30 on Perry, John, Jr 891 25 50 00 Perry, John; dr © 1089 20 40 00 Redington, isa 374 15 30,00 Redington, JH B1l, 10 20 00° Rediogton; JH 312 6 10 00: Rediogton, JH 313 5 10 00 Redington,'J H sate 3l4 5 10 00 Rosenfeld, J~ bal 823 5 10 00 Reichenbach, J 934 10 20 00 Robbins. J J: 1025 9 18 00 Robbins, J J 1026 10 20 00 Robbins, JJ, 1027 10 20 00 Robbins, J J” 1028 10 90 00 Robbins, JJ 10:9 10 20 00 Robbins, Je 1030 10 26 00 Robhins, II wer 5 1032 10 20 00> Robhing; JJ 1! Ae". ee 10' 00° Robbins, IF 1033 4 8 00 Robbins, Jd 1034 “a 2 00 Robbins, JF 1035 25 , 30 00 , Sbotwell. J 903 ‘10° "20 00 Shirley, P 335 2 4 00 Schmiecdell, HA. 035 20 40 00. Schmiedell, Hi bal 843 5 10 00 Sparks, ZW. 1045 10 20 00 Spenso, W Ae 807 , 10. 20 90 Spenge, WA ~ Qe i “be 10 00 Bicvens;Th . + 972 20 40 00Stevens, Th 981 10 20 00 Btevciis, Th fe 976 5 10 00 Stevens, Th. 077 ¢ 16 $0 00 Toomy. bal 104 .5 10 00 Tracy, Thoo F 320 6 10:00 Tracy, Theo F 327 5 10 00 Talbot. TA , 574 5 10 00 Tarng, 8 bal 744 3 6 00 Toouey & Fagan 799 10 2C 00 “Turney, Jobn qx 871, 10, 20 00 fey H 752 * 10 20 00 evy, H 753 10 20 00 Levy, H 931 20 40 00 Stanley, SL, 1043 16 30°00 Vab Bergen, Ne We fos) lo 20 00 , Vandersine & Go 874 5 16.00 Watson, N A 911 10 * 2000 Wadham, W 1 880 5 10 09 Ponton, L.de Arce 980 T 14 00 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Trustces, made on the 5th day of January. 1866, s0 many sbares of each parcel of said stock as may he_ necessary, will hesold at public auction, hy Oey & Go , at the office of the Company, Room No. 15, Coycrument ones San Francisco, Cal., on the 3d day of March, 1866, at j the hour of 12 0’clock M. of said day, to pay said delin-_. quent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertisjug and expenses of sale. rf fs feb17 JOHN §, MACKENZIE, Secretary. Keokuk Gold, Silver nnd Copper Mining Com. pany, Clayton District, Contra Costa County, Cafilornias Notice ia hereby given, that ata meeting of the Board of "Trustees of said Company, held on the Ith day of Febrna M5 1866, an assessment of ten (10) ccuts per share was levied upon the capltal stock of sald Company, payablé Immediately, in Unlted States gold and silver coin, to tbe Seeretary. * “Any stock upou which said assessment shali remain unpald on Saturday, the 1th day of March, Iséé, will be advertised on that day as delingnent, and uniess payinent shail be made betore, will he soidon Saturday, the 3ist day of March, 1866 to pay the delilnquent assessment, together with costs’ of advertislng and expenses of the saic. By order of the Board of Trustees. A.B. WINEGAR, Secretary. Office, 308 and 310 Front Street, San Francisco. ’ febl7 © froomtea en Omen Mining Company—Delinquent. Notice is hereby given, that in accordance w1th law, and’ the By-Laws of the Company, there will he sold at public suction, at 8 o’clock P;.M., on the 16th dayof March, 1866, jn frout of the Company's Office, in Sacramento, to the highest bldder, for cash, iu Oniled States gold coin, so manny shares of the capital steck of the Company standing in the names‘of the following persons, as may be necessary for tbe payment of assessment No. 9, of twenty-five cents por share, Jovied thereon December 16th, 1855, togotber with the expenses of advertising and. Biss Amonnt, HA Dana.. ‘$75 00NP Ingalls. 75 00 . + SEYMOUR JOHNSON, Seecctary. Company's Office. No, 147 L Street, ag rancuto, . fehl Pabruary loth, 1Sd4, _