Volume 12 (1866) (428 pages)

Kerrsakes.—Let us say a word a on suctt remembrutces ns lockets, Inve gifts and kerpsakes. Frum the ervoked sixpence which Mary, the muid-of-all-work, bourds jeuloosly up in her bux, becuase Joli the footmat gave it ti her—fiom the humble testimony of love to the glittering banble that decks the fingers of her young mistress, we adinire and prize them all. A keep-uke, Itke mercy, is “ twice blessed —it blesseth him that gives and lin that takes.” No leart cun be so dead to the best fevtings of hummuity as not to throb with aome little emotion when the eye is guzing in sulace anil aecret on the last relic of one we dearly loved. It hullows the mind and purifies the heart, and we have a saving faith, too, thot it absolutely betters their morals. No very atrvcious deed conlil be committed when the present of one we esteemed und respecteil was near to us tu check every action. A. locket, containing the hair of one no longer living, is aniclincholy, but yet a gratifying oeitorial ‘tis a kind of pledge given to those on earth in naticipation of a blessed onion hereafter. The lair, tov, is the last tling that decays, and is, theretore, the must appropriate relic of the dead. We never belnid a locket sits pended umiongst the glittering jewelry of a puwnbroker’s without being led into a triin of most suubre reflections. What a striagele Ietween lile aml dvath must thut have been that inluged tho possessor to relinquish this lust token to sutisfy the cravings of hanger, It 13 tuo paintnla theme to twellupou long. The heart sickens at the sight of things, the very possession of which speaks of Jloriner o, ule ce ail present poverty—ol a once happy home. pow deserted. These glittering itemorials of love, these sacred offerings of friendship, are here exitibitrd like the hony integnincuts piled ap in the Parisian catacombs, as part und parcel of tlio virtually dead, Lapy Scnscoiners.—The editor of a Boston weekly paper pays a high and well deserved complinient to the fuir patrons of the press. ‘Women,’ he says, are the best snbscribers in the world to newspupers, niagazines, ete. We have been an editor now going on forty-eivht yenrs, and we have yet wever lost n single dol lar by female subscribers. They seem to make ita point of conscientions duty to pay the preacher ani the printer—two classes of the community that suffer more lrom bad pay, aud no pay at all, than all the rest put together, Whenever we liuve a woman's bame on our book. we know it is just as good for two dollurs as a picuyune is lor a ginger cake.’ Natvnat Listony ror tux Youxo.—For many years it hus been one of my constant re grets that no school-master of mine hud a knowledge ol natural history, so fur, at least, as to have taught me the grasses that grow by the waysite, atul the little winged and winless neighbors that are continually meeting me with asulntution wh ch feunnot answer as things are Why didu't somebody teach ine the constellations, too, and muke me at home in the starry heavens, which are always overhead, and which T don’t hall know to this day? I love to prophesy t ‘at there will come a time, when not in Edioborgh only, but in all Scottish and Kuropean towns and villages, the school-master will be strictly required to possess these two capabilities (neither Greck nor Latin more strict!) and that no ingenious little denizen of this universe be thencelorward debarred from his Tight of liberty in these two departments, and doomed to look, upyn them as il across grated fences ull his life. —Thomas Carlysie. Nest or tHE Hussino Birs.—The nest of tle hamming bird is a miracle of perfection in domiesii¢c economy. For beauty. fitness and snfety, the wisd.m and taste displayed in its arrungement are irreproachable. Budecked in plumage of emerald, ruby and topaz, remarkable lor the delicacy of its form and grace ol its notion, onsullied by rain from tho clouds or dust Irom the earth, feeding upon tle nectar of the flowers. its babitation should be in character, and so itis. Shaped like u half cup, it is delicately lormed of lichens, colored like the branch on which it ig fixed, and lined with the soft down of plant blossoms, of nilen leaves, or the young fein. It is delicately soft, sheltered, and is nndistinguishabls Irom the burk of the tree, of which it seems a most natural excrescence—a moss-grown knot. ‘I'wo white eges as large as peas adorn the nest, upon which, as asserted by some navuralists, the cock and hen sit by turus for ten or twelve days. The little birds, scatecly larger than flies, enter npon their existeuce in a chamber tapestried as with velvet, and nre fed with the sweets of flowers from the maternal tongue. ‘The tiny househuld exhibits not only # commendable nentness but exquisite taste and delicncy in all its arrangements. Cun geutle humanity derive . no lesson from such an example ? At the mines of ‘Traversalla, in Savoy, magnets revolving on a wheel are used to pick up the powdered ore, leaving the copper pyrites behind. Che Alining and Scientific Press. Knox's Improved Patent Aimalgamator and Separator, With Palmers Patent Steam Chamber or Dic. em For further particulara, Inquire of Hvl3-pliq TIWIS CVT REPRESINTS AN A.ALRamiter ant S paretor that bas stood the fest of salt Ves ' feactical working li the g bl onmescd Vallounia, and lor uearly the saine tin ter sliver mines af Nevastu, hovine ber litrodue tl mito the frst slenm milfs built inahe thet Territury, slnee which tine they te ve bern successfully working agamst all competsion, The grent wivnntoges these Amalgamutors huve over any others, ore— Tet. 21. They do not © fone" the mereury, and collect any that may have hee ' pickcoed" inthe buttery or grinders, Much less Cost. 84. Thee’ sloshiug '” motion givia to the pulp (yy the revahil ar ef the mutter miuer tho staticnery from) uguiist the amal: Kimeteloymer plates that wre fastened to the frame, nod ley thls mens catching thy Gue golil and mercury that will not eeti le, 4th, The gate inthe eune, through which the poly {4 dirchirgrd, frum the toy, aud wher there is tho lest motian, almost precluling Che ossill {ty efaoy grauutaled Merenry er fine gall cecaplng, There ure weer 500 of them in nse In Call: furnti aml Nevaon, whero these interesied enn sue their practleal workings. ISRARL W, KNOX, on W. A. PALMER, Inventors, At the Golden State [ron Works, No. 10 First street, San Fraacisco, , HEUSTON, WASTINGS & CO., — TPirtrE— FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS OF SAN FRANCISCO, ARE SELLING THEIR NEW STYLES —or— CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, 14v12 3m TRUNKS, BAGS, AND VALISES, wm At Reduced Prices. A RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT, ele THE PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE ‘SHILNNOO CNV SNMOL ‘SULVLS YOA Yor the Best Chimney Top. Ever invented Numerous Iestinnlals trom Proprietors ol Faclories, FPonndries, Steamers, Hotels, ete, can be shown, attesting 10 118 usefniness In creating draft, saving the expensoot tiigh chimn and @ greut saving af fucl, Pamphiels eentaining des {ye drawings an nhals will be sent Treo, upon {ication hy Initer ar other: wise to the patentee, LEN RIKSE Or J, B, JOERGENSEN, Vv123m No, 828 Kearny vireet, San Franelseor Portabie Steam Engines ! “+ Woadiv y's” and BMtiliper’s Make, COMBINING THE MAXIMUM OF EFPICIENOY, aeey Durability, and Economy, with tho Auinum ot cite Weight and Price. thes These Engines aro favorably known, a large were tnumber belng In use on this coast tur hoisting, paniping, threshing, milling aud inining purpoxes. Stoam ¢an be got up on Iiese Engines in ittteen minutes after reaching the lice of operaltun, and the tle, expcuse of setting builers, machiuer: i uructtin aceouut’ saved, Gwhich en the d enee berween the snecesstul and unsucecssiul proreeul ot milling enterprises,) an fiet, the portable prine{pic js the plone frlend, and enableshini to draw engines on thelr own wheels to. Ins eabli dvor, and jlant on the ontermyst continues of civilization the snw aud grist mill, and it bas done and will do more to help sutcdue the continent than any other ot the modern Motors which are crowding sucloty aud wornislizing tle world ‘ All sizes on hand frem 3 te 30 herso power, with and ST Seas baer a Grist atts Alyo, Portable Saw and Grist AUT s. For salo by TREADWELL &CO., 3v12-310 Oorner of Front and Market streets. Tue Presa la a large, sixteen pig? paper, nnd fs truly ¢ valuable assistant to the ralning Interests of the Pavifia Coast —[yye County ivews. BAUX & GUIODS Separator & Amalgamator Isthe most Importanl improvement in nubing machinery ever intradueed. ‘If was awarded the FIRST £QEMIU A at the San Fruncisco Mechanics’ Falr for 1861, where It proved lisclt to be the lest _Separalarani Aiwnlgnmalor amony all the cumpetitors, Coustruected on pritetjles whieh cambine Seientiric Kxownheoek with VrsericaAn Exezrienecr, these Pans extract more gold and silver Ian their ores than any others in use, as a few hours trial will demonstrate mil meu will find {t to thelr advaninse to employ lliese pans as Senarators, In addition tu the ardimry Amalzaturs now lo nse, and to re-worls their old tailines. The cost of these Pans Is inconsiderable, and thelr strneture is such that they can he readily separated iu yurts convenient for Re ou mules. Among the many udvuntafe possessed hy BAUX & GUIOD'S Pan, are the Cae fhe trilling cost for attendance; Its sult cust; Its portabil: Ity; The large quantity af pulp it can operate npenina eu timo; It may be workei even wreks as It is constructed to wurk contin thoronghiuess of the separution of th ek T and the triting power required 1o work them; attached to nny ordinary ernshing apparatus, We have ihe plensure al reverring parties Interesied to ihe fallawing partivs, who have ont Pan tn use: Jelfersonlan Mining Conipany, Bawninn's Runch, Nevada county, The Froneh Mil, Nevada Clty; Crall’s Gravel © nt 3, Nevada ua Waliman’s Ciflorination W . Cul; Goll till Quartz ALL W 1c, Mannlaciured at the Vulewn Iron Works and San Mranelsco Foundry, Ban Francisco, and at lkengh & Thom’s Foundry, Nevady Clty. WW without stopp lng sly, The complele m tho metre They can be oh For turlther particulars, or te see fife Puinin aperation. ° call on or address J. BAUS, Fremont Street, near Mission, adjoining the San Peer! vo-tdl Tron Works, San Francisco. 4 JAMES MACKEN, coPPYPERsS MiTII. No, 226 Fremont at., bet. Fhoward & Folsom. All kinds of COPPER WONK done to order In the best manner. Particular atteution paid te Steamboat, Sugar House and Distillery work. Repairing promptly and neatly eA CG Oe : v. & HIS WHELL, WHICH WAS HAD THE must unurceedentat sale of any wiler-wheel ovor imme, and whieh hies ¥1 (nustal satisfaction whenever used, ia now lar sale by APIA GRANT, 310 Wuishingten sircet, San Frauelsen, ys pers desi¢ing to use wateryower can be supplied, Thess Wheels ure ndaydeil to usa Tram 10 to 5,000 hiches of winer, and from 4 feet ta d0U feot full) Let us kitew how inuch water yau have efther In iiiner's Inclies or cubie feet per minute, what fall you huve, and what power you require Write ar seit for vlrenlur to KNAPP : GRANT, = Alu San Franctseo. Lefttls Lever Jacks, Vor rallroads, cara, or sons, Railroad Jnecks for en. ginvs wid cara; Track J situr leveling, with whieh ihree men, with apalr of these Jacks, ean level more track Ina ay than twelve nien warktng In the ordivary manner, alt Track Jueka tor relieving the axte of pressure te relace the brass, These Jacks are now in general tec In the eustern States, anit give entire eatisfaction, Also, Wagon und Track Jacks of the most sunerier mike and kind, For snle by BNAPP & RANT, i2yvl2-3u1 : Fraucisce, IUNTER’S PREMIUM CONCENTRATOR, AMALGARIATOR AND SEPARATOR, Awarded a Silver een ut the late Mechanica’ Waelder, UNTEN'S CONCENTRATOR CAN BE SEEN IN OPERation dady ai He Nuvelty lron Works, Fremont street. Varties whshtig to purchnse Concentrators witl Tind It to thelr advnntaze ti examine the above machine before purchnslng elsewhere, for the fallowing reasons: ist. Lt will work the sands trom a 6-stamp hattery, and save from 1 to 20 per cent. nore sulphurets than any ma. etiine built on tho Pacific coast, 2d. The Sulphurels are wished clean, eonialning less than ten per cent. of sand. 84. The waste iree gold anil amalgam Is amalgamated on Ihe copper plates, ne ti ace of ground mereury and scarcely a trace of metal passes off wilh the sand, 41h, Itssimplifeity Is a sufiiclent recommendation for Ita generul use as a Concentrator, The variniion of speed Ina te Milldues not effect [he working of the Muelitne. hesume was demonstrated nt the late Mechanies' Fatr, when with Ihe greatest IRREGULAKITY OF SsPKED the best of results were given. 5th Foere is no clogging or stopping to clean out the sulphurets nnd sand; evascquently no wasle from any Inatientlau autho part of the attendant, 6th. In exhibiting the working of the machine (it fs not Tnn empty), all classes of ores and talllngs, from 50 pounds and upwarils. are eaiceutrated that parties may sce fit to test the machine with. Give {tu telal, nnd saiisfaetion 1s guaranteed. All ordora and any information required, aildress, ANDREW HUNTER, Novelty Iron Works, Fremont_st., San Franelseo, l6v1i-3m Or lu E, I. STEEN, Agent. FOR ; ALE A SHTEAM ENGINE! ‘CH CYLINDER,F UR-FOOT STROKE, IN PEN2 Order. inquire at VULCAN IRON WORKS, 137 nil 139 Firétstreet, or to WMEYNEMANN & CO., 26v ttl 311 and 313 Callfornia street. _Stevens’ Pressure Packing. Patented Marella 7th, 1865. Pressnre Purkiug is now conceded, by the best engl+ neers, to be the most effectual method of making aud fkerplog the metallic ring of pistons sicam-tight, STEVENS' PACKING has tu aulyantage of being cheaper la first eomt than the ordinary peeking, tnd can be applied te old style pisions with very litle alteration or detention, In place of testimonials, the Patentce requests of those who are nsing the ald sjring packing toe Inquire of the owuors of the yvnrious engines which uow have thls packlug in use—some of whieh have been tnnning from three to twolve moutha wilhout being apensd, or showing any descriptive leak—and uct upon Liclr rcomony ndalion, Further parheulars ean be hal by upplying to the Patonleo, ANIR).W STEVENS, Masier Meehaule, Alumeda Ruilroud, erat the VULCAN IRUN WORKS, where they al ho seen, at any time, in cunrse of construction, Tour ANDREW sTEVENS, NEPTUNE IRON WORKS, Corner of Mission and Fremont Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, REA RINE, Locomotive, And nil kinds of HIGHW PRESSURE Steam Boilers MADE. All Boilers guranteed ang tecteil by U,, Builer Ine speclor beture § if the Shop, it } Worng, ete., ete. Manut«ctured to Order. Old Dotlers Repaired BD. CAMERON, é6v121y

Kerrsakes.—Let us say a word a on suctt remembrutces ns lockets, Inve gifts and kerpsakes. Frum the ervoked sixpence which Mary, the muid-of-all-work, bourds jeuloosly up in her bux, becuase Joli the footmat gave it ti her—fiom the humble testimony of love to the glittering banble that decks the fingers of her young mistress, we adinire and prize them all. A keep-uke, Itke mercy, is “ twice blessed —it blesseth him that gives and lin that takes.” No leart cun be so dead to the best fevtings of hummuity as not to throb with aome little emotion when the eye is guzing in sulace anil aecret on the last relic of one we dearly loved. It hullows the mind and purifies the heart, and we have a saving faith, too, thot it absolutely betters their morals. No very atrvcious deed conlil be committed when the present of one we esteemed und respecteil was near to us tu check every action. A. locket, containing the hair of one no longer living, is aniclincholy, but yet a gratifying oeitorial ‘tis a kind of pledge given to those on earth in naticipation of a blessed onion hereafter. The lair, tov, is the last tling that decays, and is, theretore, the must appropriate relic of the dead. We never belnid a locket sits pended umiongst the glittering jewelry of a puwnbroker’s without being led into a triin of most suubre reflections. What a striagele Ietween lile aml dvath must thut have been that inluged tho possessor to relinquish this lust token to sutisfy the cravings of hanger, It 13 tuo paintnla theme to twellupou long. The heart sickens at the sight of things, the very possession of which speaks of Jloriner o, ule ce ail present poverty—ol a once happy home. pow deserted. These glittering itemorials of love, these sacred offerings of friendship, are here exitibitrd like the hony integnincuts piled ap in the Parisian catacombs, as part und parcel of tlio virtually dead, Lapy Scnscoiners.—The editor of a Boston weekly paper pays a high and well deserved complinient to the fuir patrons of the press. ‘Women,’ he says, are the best snbscribers in the world to newspupers, niagazines, ete. We have been an editor now going on forty-eivht yenrs, and we have yet wever lost n single dol lar by female subscribers. They seem to make ita point of conscientions duty to pay the preacher ani the printer—two classes of the community that suffer more lrom bad pay, aud no pay at all, than all the rest put together, Whenever we liuve a woman's bame on our book. we know it is just as good for two dollurs as a picuyune is lor a ginger cake.’ Natvnat Listony ror tux Youxo.—For many years it hus been one of my constant re grets that no school-master of mine hud a knowledge ol natural history, so fur, at least, as to have taught me the grasses that grow by the waysite, atul the little winged and winless neighbors that are continually meeting me with asulntution wh ch feunnot answer as things are Why didu't somebody teach ine the constellations, too, and muke me at home in the starry heavens, which are always overhead, and which T don’t hall know to this day? I love to prophesy t ‘at there will come a time, when not in Edioborgh only, but in all Scottish and Kuropean towns and villages, the school-master will be strictly required to possess these two capabilities (neither Greck nor Latin more strict!) and that no ingenious little denizen of this universe be thencelorward debarred from his Tight of liberty in these two departments, and doomed to look, upyn them as il across grated fences ull his life. —Thomas Carlysie. Nest or tHE Hussino Birs.—The nest of tle hamming bird is a miracle of perfection in domiesii¢c economy. For beauty. fitness and snfety, the wisd.m and taste displayed in its arrungement are irreproachable. Budecked in plumage of emerald, ruby and topaz, remarkable lor the delicacy of its form and grace ol its notion, onsullied by rain from tho clouds or dust Irom the earth, feeding upon tle nectar of the flowers. its babitation should be in character, and so itis. Shaped like u half cup, it is delicately lormed of lichens, colored like the branch on which it ig fixed, and lined with the soft down of plant blossoms, of nilen leaves, or the young fein. It is delicately soft, sheltered, and is nndistinguishabls Irom the burk of the tree, of which it seems a most natural excrescence—a moss-grown knot. ‘I'wo white eges as large as peas adorn the nest, upon which, as asserted by some navuralists, the cock and hen sit by turus for ten or twelve days. The little birds, scatecly larger than flies, enter npon their existeuce in a chamber tapestried as with velvet, and nre fed with the sweets of flowers from the maternal tongue. ‘The tiny househuld exhibits not only # commendable nentness but exquisite taste and delicncy in all its arrangements. Cun geutle humanity derive . no lesson from such an example ? At the mines of ‘Traversalla, in Savoy, magnets revolving on a wheel are used to pick up the powdered ore, leaving the copper pyrites behind. Che Alining and Scientific Press. Knox's Improved Patent Aimalgamator and Separator, With Palmers Patent Steam Chamber or Dic. em For further particulara, Inquire of Hvl3-pliq TIWIS CVT REPRESINTS AN A.ALRamiter ant S paretor that bas stood the fest of salt Ves ' feactical working li the g bl onmescd Vallounia, and lor uearly the saine tin ter sliver mines af Nevastu, hovine ber litrodue tl mito the frst slenm milfs built inahe thet Territury, slnee which tine they te ve bern successfully working agamst all competsion, The grent wivnntoges these Amalgamutors huve over any others, ore— Tet. 21. They do not © fone" the mereury, and collect any that may have hee ' pickcoed" inthe buttery or grinders, Much less Cost. 84. Thee’ sloshiug '” motion givia to the pulp (yy the revahil ar ef the mutter miuer tho staticnery from) uguiist the amal: Kimeteloymer plates that wre fastened to the frame, nod ley thls mens catching thy Gue golil and mercury that will not eeti le, 4th, The gate inthe eune, through which the poly {4 dirchirgrd, frum the toy, aud wher there is tho lest motian, almost precluling Che ossill {ty efaoy grauutaled Merenry er fine gall cecaplng, There ure weer 500 of them in nse In Call: furnti aml Nevaon, whero these interesied enn sue their practleal workings. ISRARL W, KNOX, on W. A. PALMER, Inventors, At the Golden State [ron Works, No. 10 First street, San Fraacisco, , HEUSTON, WASTINGS & CO., — TPirtrE— FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS OF SAN FRANCISCO, ARE SELLING THEIR NEW STYLES —or— CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, 14v12 3m TRUNKS, BAGS, AND VALISES, wm At Reduced Prices. A RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT, ele THE PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE ‘SHILNNOO CNV SNMOL ‘SULVLS YOA Yor the Best Chimney Top. Ever invented Numerous Iestinnlals trom Proprietors ol Faclories, FPonndries, Steamers, Hotels, ete, can be shown, attesting 10 118 usefniness In creating draft, saving the expensoot tiigh chimn and @ greut saving af fucl, Pamphiels eentaining des {ye drawings an nhals will be sent Treo, upon {ication hy Initer ar other: wise to the patentee, LEN RIKSE Or J, B, JOERGENSEN, Vv123m No, 828 Kearny vireet, San Franelseor Portabie Steam Engines ! “+ Woadiv y's” and BMtiliper’s Make, COMBINING THE MAXIMUM OF EFPICIENOY, aeey Durability, and Economy, with tho Auinum ot cite Weight and Price. thes These Engines aro favorably known, a large

were tnumber belng In use on this coast tur hoisting, paniping, threshing, milling aud inining purpoxes. Stoam ¢an be got up on Iiese Engines in ittteen minutes after reaching the lice of operaltun, and the tle, expcuse of setting builers, machiuer: i uructtin aceouut’ saved, Gwhich en the d enee berween the snecesstul and unsucecssiul proreeul ot milling enterprises,) an fiet, the portable prine{pic js the plone frlend, and enableshini to draw engines on thelr own wheels to. Ins eabli dvor, and jlant on the ontermyst continues of civilization the snw aud grist mill, and it bas done and will do more to help sutcdue the continent than any other ot the modern Motors which are crowding sucloty aud wornislizing tle world ‘ All sizes on hand frem 3 te 30 herso power, with and ST Seas baer a Grist atts Alyo, Portable Saw and Grist AUT s. For salo by TREADWELL &CO., 3v12-310 Oorner of Front and Market streets. Tue Presa la a large, sixteen pig? paper, nnd fs truly ¢ valuable assistant to the ralning Interests of the Pavifia Coast —[yye County ivews. BAUX & GUIODS Separator & Amalgamator Isthe most Importanl improvement in nubing machinery ever intradueed. ‘If was awarded the FIRST £QEMIU A at the San Fruncisco Mechanics’ Falr for 1861, where It proved lisclt to be the lest _Separalarani Aiwnlgnmalor amony all the cumpetitors, Coustruected on pritetjles whieh cambine Seientiric Kxownheoek with VrsericaAn Exezrienecr, these Pans extract more gold and silver Ian their ores than any others in use, as a few hours trial will demonstrate mil meu will find {t to thelr advaninse to employ lliese pans as Senarators, In addition tu the ardimry Amalzaturs now lo nse, and to re-worls their old tailines. The cost of these Pans Is inconsiderable, and thelr strneture is such that they can he readily separated iu yurts convenient for Re ou mules. Among the many udvuntafe possessed hy BAUX & GUIOD'S Pan, are the Cae fhe trilling cost for attendance; Its sult cust; Its portabil: Ity; The large quantity af pulp it can operate npenina eu timo; It may be workei even wreks as It is constructed to wurk contin thoronghiuess of the separution of th ek T and the triting power required 1o work them; attached to nny ordinary ernshing apparatus, We have ihe plensure al reverring parties Interesied to ihe fallawing partivs, who have ont Pan tn use: Jelfersonlan Mining Conipany, Bawninn's Runch, Nevada county, The Froneh Mil, Nevada Clty; Crall’s Gravel © nt 3, Nevada ua Waliman’s Ciflorination W . Cul; Goll till Quartz ALL W 1c, Mannlaciured at the Vulewn Iron Works and San Mranelsco Foundry, Ban Francisco, and at lkengh & Thom’s Foundry, Nevady Clty. WW without stopp lng sly, The complele m tho metre They can be oh For turlther particulars, or te see fife Puinin aperation. ° call on or address J.. BAUS, Fremont Street, near Mission, adjoining the San Peer! vo-tdl Tron Works, San Francisco. 4 JAMES MACKEN, coPPYPERsS MiTII. No, 226 Fremont at., bet. Fhoward & Folsom. All kinds of COPPER WONK done to order In the best manner. Particular atteution paid te Steamboat, Sugar House and Distillery work. Repairing promptly and neatly eA CG Oe : v. & HIS WHELL, WHICH WAS HAD THE must unurceedentat sale of any wiler-wheel ovor imme, and whieh hies ¥1 (nustal satisfaction whenever used, ia now lar sale by APIA GRANT, 310 Wuishingten sircet, San Frauelsen, ys pers desi¢ing to use wateryower can be supplied, Thess Wheels ure ndaydeil to usa Tram 10 to 5,000 hiches of winer, and from 4 feet ta d0U feot full) Let us kitew how inuch water yau have efther In iiiner's Inclies or cubie feet per minute, what fall you huve, and what power you require Write ar seit for vlrenlur to KNAPP : GRANT, = Alu San Franctseo. Lefttls Lever Jacks, Vor rallroads, cara, or sons, Railroad Jnecks for en. ginvs wid cara; Track J situr leveling, with whieh ihree men, with apalr of these Jacks, ean level more track Ina ay than twelve nien warktng In the ordivary manner, alt Track Jueka tor relieving the axte of pressure te relace the brass, These Jacks are now in general tec In the eustern States, anit give entire eatisfaction, Also, Wagon und Track Jacks of the most sunerier mike and kind, For snle by BNAPP & RANT, i2yvl2-3u1 : Fraucisce, IUNTER’S PREMIUM CONCENTRATOR, AMALGARIATOR AND SEPARATOR, Awarded a Silver een ut the late Mechanica’ Waelder, UNTEN'S CONCENTRATOR CAN BE SEEN IN OPERation dady ai He Nuvelty lron Works, Fremont street. Varties whshtig to purchnse Concentrators witl Tind It to thelr advnntaze ti examine the above machine before purchnslng elsewhere, for the fallowing reasons: ist. Lt will work the sands trom a 6-stamp hattery, and save from 1 to 20 per cent. nore sulphurets than any ma. etiine built on tho Pacific coast, 2d. The Sulphurels are wished clean, eonialning less than ten per cent. of sand. 84. The waste iree gold anil amalgam Is amalgamated on Ihe copper plates, ne ti ace of ground mereury and scarcely a trace of metal passes off wilh the sand, 41h, Itssimplifeity Is a sufiiclent recommendation for Ita generul use as a Concentrator, The variniion of speed Ina te Milldues not effect [he working of the Muelitne. hesume was demonstrated nt the late Mechanies' Fatr, when with Ihe greatest IRREGULAKITY OF SsPKED the best of results were given. 5th Foere is no clogging or stopping to clean out the sulphurets nnd sand; evascquently no wasle from any Inatientlau autho part of the attendant, 6th. In exhibiting the working of the machine (it fs not Tnn empty), all classes of ores and talllngs, from 50 pounds and upwarils. are eaiceutrated that parties may sce fit to test the machine with. Give {tu telal, nnd saiisfaetion 1s guaranteed. All ordora and any information required, aildress, ANDREW HUNTER, Novelty Iron Works, Fremont_st., San Franelseo, l6v1i-3m Or lu E, I. STEEN, Agent. FOR ; ALE A SHTEAM ENGINE! ‘CH CYLINDER,F UR-FOOT STROKE, IN PEN2 Order. inquire at VULCAN IRON WORKS, 137 nil 139 Firétstreet, or to WMEYNEMANN & CO., 26v ttl 311 and 313 Callfornia street. _Stevens’ Pressure Packing. Patented Marella 7th, 1865. Pressnre Purkiug is now conceded, by the best engl+ neers, to be the most effectual method of making aud fkerplog the metallic ring of pistons sicam-tight, STEVENS' PACKING has tu aulyantage of being cheaper la first eomt than the ordinary peeking, tnd can be applied te old style pisions with very litle alteration or detention, In place of testimonials, the Patentce requests of those who are nsing the ald sjring packing toe Inquire of the owuors of the yvnrious engines which uow have thls packlug in use—some of whieh have been tnnning from three to twolve moutha wilhout being apensd, or showing any descriptive leak—and uct upon Liclr rcomony ndalion, Further parheulars ean be hal by upplying to the Patonleo, ANIR).W STEVENS, Masier Meehaule, Alumeda Ruilroud, erat the VULCAN IRUN WORKS, where they al ho seen, at any time, in cunrse of construction, Tour ANDREW sTEVENS, NEPTUNE IRON WORKS, Corner of Mission and Fremont Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, REA RINE, Locomotive, And nil kinds of HIGHW PRESSURE Steam Boilers MADE. All Boilers guranteed ang tecteil by U,, Builer Ine speclor beture § if the Shop, it } Worng, ete., ete. Manut«ctured to Order. Old Dotlers Repaired BD. CAMERON, é6v121y