Volume 12 (1866) (428 pages)

The Bining and Scientific Press, 393 Tue Sax Pnaxcisco Latin Sewoor was esblished in Fino, 1865. ‘Those who gradnaie rom it will be fitted to cnter colleges of the izlest standiny, as the eonrze is a full prearatory, classicnl one. It comprises Latin and Greek, <Ari/limetie, Algebra, Geowetry, seogzraphy, History, Declautation, English Iranunar, Rhetoric and French. ‘I'he Muatheatics are pursued to that extent that will qualify pupils for college. ; ‘Those who intend to lave their sous follow profession, will find that the courso pursued in this gchvol will preparo them to enter upon their protessional studics, if they should not esire to send them to college. Candidates are received for admission to this school, from both public and privato schools. No eandiduto under ten yeurs of age will be udmitted. Hach appticunt utust bo ablo to read Fuglish fluently. Ie nrust be well versed in Mental Arithnietic, and in Colburn’s Coimmon School <Arithnictic to pugo 244, or its equivalent, be nble to answer the tost important questious in Geography, aud niust have suflicient knowledge of English Grammar to parse coutmou scntences in proso, or an cquivalent knowledge of Latin Grammar. The first graditating class will cotnpleto its course on the first of June next. The usual course of study will be threo years, which, however, will be inerensed to four years for younger pupils. A full course iu the Boston Lattin School comprises six ycurs; but the boys of San Traneiseo are expected to do a littl: better than the Boston boys. This school is under the management of Mr. George M. Bunnell, as Principal, and Mr. W.K. Rowell us Assistant. During the past Mterin of five mouths it has uumbered sixtytliree pupils. Of this number, fourteen have attained the first grade on the Roll of Honer, aud four the second grade. Mixes ano Muixine Marrens 1x Conongss. The telegraph of June 16th states that Senator Conness, from the Committee on Mines and Mining, has reported a substitute for Mr. Shermatt’s bili to regulate the oceupation of mineral Jands, and to extend the right of pre-emption thereto, of which substitute the Committee say in their report: “By this bill it is only promised to dispose of the inines, and 10 provide for the segregatioa of agricultural lands lying within mineral regions. The proposition is to transfer the title to possessors at rcasonable rates, and as part of that rate to secure the payinent at three per cent. of the anoual net proceeds into the United States 'I'reasury, until the National debt shall lave been paid; and “this percentage is to be in lieu of all tax imposed upon the bullion at the o1ints and assay offices under existing laws. It is not proposed to interfere with or impose any tax on miners engaged iu working. placer miues, as these nities are readily exhausted and net generally remuncrative; and another feuture of the substitute is that it admits of rules and regulations of the miners, where the same arc pot in conflict with the laws of the United States.” Mr. Julian, from the House Conmitto on Pubtic Lands. has submitted an claborate report on the sale of mincral lands, to accompany the amended bill recently reported by him in the House. ‘Ibe report argues that the policy of preservation bas proved a most signal failure, and illustrates by quoting from a late report of the Nevada Senate, showing tlic utter want of uniformity and the confusion worse confounded whieh prevails, growing out of the uncertainty of titles. The report advocates vesting the fee in miners to the extent of lorty acres to each person, and the bill reported expressly anthorizes departures from the rectaugular system of survey when necessary, and the adoption of boundaries rgreed upon by minting occupants. A. D. Brows, of Virginia City, sends us samples of Kaoline, nativo and manufactured from au extensive deposit of that material, which has recently been found near that place. . We shall endeavor to wake further notice of this discovery, and answer our correspondent’s * queries next week. Mr. Geo. H. Srnoso, late from the seientific Awericun Patent Agency, New York, bas . = associated himself with this office, and will pay special attention to the patent departarent of tho Press, and exveuting drawings for specifications nud engraving on wood. Our patrons will not be disuppuinted with bis efforts to servo their interests. aa Sl Forrexate Mining I'rrenask.—The Murysville clppeal says that tho San F'ruacisco parties, who reeently purchased a quartz ledge ia Wood's Ravine, near Nevada City, for SLi000, proceeded immediately to crush n lot of toek, which liad been taken ont previots to the purchase, ani) realized therefrom: $13,000. =~ Santa Chara Conteck.—The annual ¢xhibition aud cotuiucucement exercises of Santa Clara College will tako place on tho 26th and 27th justants. We acknowledge the reception of an invitation to bo present, and shall endeavor to have tho Pness represented there on that. oecasion. = 2+ o-—____ TOWNE & BACON, Print— Stock Certificates, Assessment Receipt Books, Transfer Journals, Cireulars, Hand Bills, Cards, Billheads, Andevery kind ot Job Work that may be desired, A NEW ARTICLE OF TAGS FON GROCERS! USE. l6vl2 S36 Clay street, opposite Leldesdorm®, STOCK CERTIFICATES, STOCK TRANSFER JOURNALS, STOCK LEDCERS, 0 ASSESSMENT RECEIPTS, * And all other Blinks, Blank Books, cte., requirod by Mining and other Corporations, kept on hand or printed to order on short notice, at moderate prices, at tho ollice of the MimnG axp Sctestiric Press, ENGRAVING AND ELECTROTYPING = THE PROPRIETORS OF THE MIN== ses ING axnp Scuatinc Presa, havtug bow in their ofice oue of the best draughtsmen in the United States, are prepared to furnish Wood Engravings, for illustrating all kinds of hiaery, — Professional Cards. = . BUGBEE « SON, ARCHITECTS. DYSIGNS, MACIIINE DRAWINGS, AND DRAWINGS ON WOOD, FA und 75 Montgomery Blocl«e BAN FRANCISPO, 25y10-3in FREDERICK MANSELL, Mechanical & Architectural Draughtsman, Xo, 422 Catifornia street, corner of Leldedori, Drawings of Mopxes made tor artles applying for pa tents at Sushington or Londou. Y ae 1 ste are s-tt. JAMIES MUM. TAYLOR, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COURT, COMMISSIONED, appolnted hy the Fourth Dletriet Court, COMMIaSIONER G+ DEEDS tor Nevada and Massachusetts, Court Bleck, Sun Francisco. Entranees opposite Clty Uull, Merchant street, and 6 fave Clay elrect. DAVID Rt. SMITII, Mining Engineer and Millwright, Odlev, BOG Kearny atrect, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, DR. H. AUSTIN, DENTIST, No. 634 Washington Street, Between Montgomery and Keurny Streets [oven 8aN FRaNeisco BaTUs) 2212 SAN FRANCISCO. 20v10-ay DR. D. R. BECKFORD, rOCULIST, ONlee of Dr, Beckford's "Golden Eye Wnter,” 16¥12-3m, NOQ. 741 CLAY STREET, AUGUSTE KUNAST, Stock Broker, Menvber of tho San Franclsco Stock and Exchange Board, Buys and Sells Stocks, Bonds, Etc. Office, No. 540 Washington Street, San EES, it Vv. WILLIAM P. DLAKE, MINING ENGINEER, Will make Surveys and Examimationa of Mines, or glve ndvico regarding their working, the erection of Maehinery, etc. Oiee at Union Iron Works, corner of First and Mission ‘al po or Loek Box 2,077 Post Oftiee, San Franclseo. yeegy : buildings, mines, trude-marks, etc ,in a superior and artlstic maniier, Woe shull glvo onr customers in this line satisfactory work. and reasonnble prices, Orders for stereotyping and vlectroty ping promptly filled, : DEWEY & CO., 25042 Publishers and Pateut Agouts. . GEORGE Ii. BAKER, Lithographer & Engraver, No, 522 Montgomery St., Sun Francisco. MINING STOCK CERTIFICATES LITIIOGRAPHED IN MOST ARTISTIC STYLE. CALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS, 1Ov8-tf THE SAN FRANCISCO BOOT AND SHOE NAILING MACHINE, THIS MACIIINE MAY NOW BESEERN IN DAILY OPER. atlon at the corner of Stockton and O'Farrell strecls, where the inventor may be seen and consulted at all hours. lle Is espeelally analous that Boot and Shoemakers, Moehanies generally, aud all persons interested In the suecess of California inventlons and California manufactnres, should eall and cxamlne this specimen of California ingenuily. The proprietor ls making arrangements for Uelr manufacturc In this elty; and he is now rendy to contract to furnish the machine to such particy as may he desirous to pur: chase the same. E. T. BARLOW. San T'ranelsco, June 22d, 1866. 25v12 $100 Reward ! ANHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAIO TO ANY ONE who will produce cvldence of a fallure of any of Rieady’s Improved Self-Discharging Coneecn. trators, Patented February 27th, and April 17th, 1866—which sald aniount is deposited for 6) days with Pnimer, Knox & Co., No. 19 First street, San Franciseo, Send fora clreular cuntaining a description of the machine. A J. NENDY, Patentee, 25v12-tf ] No. 402 Montgomery St., Room 3, ith Floor. 8. PF. JOHN LOCHHEAD’S Steam Engine Works, Beale street, near Bisslon, Sau Francisco, {TEAM ENGINES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION BUILT to order—MarIne, Stationary, or Locomotive. HOISTING AND PUMPING ENCINES, PORTABLE ENGINES, OF ALL SIZEs, . DONKEY PUMPS, Evc., Ere, Ero. The attention of the parties enguged in shipping or Inland navigation Is called 10 the . Snperior Workmanship of Mr. LOCHHEAD, who has becn tn the business In fan h for the Inst fonrteen years, andienjoys Whe repnrage or haying nullt ONE HUNORED ANO SEVENTEEN STEAM ENGINES. _ SHERMAN DAY, Mining EXngincer, No. &% Montgomery Block, San Franciaco, Willexamine, survey and report upon mines, and consult and advise cal rulng Invesiiients in mining properly, or the machinery management and expenditures of mines, 22q* Rheumatism !! READ IT! READ IT?! Sacoamento, April 16th, 1866. BOWMAN—DEAR SIR: THIS 18 THE FINST WRIT. ing Tlmve done In two ycars, and It affords me great plensire to be ably to uge my. pen iu the service of those who are sufferiy, us { have suftercd, by stating the tollowing facts: 1 have for two years and upwards becn offiicted with CHRONIO RHEUMATISM, and inill a few wecks ago . lave never found Any iE that ufforded me any reilef, For three mouths of the thne 1 wns tnable tu feed mysrit, and tor the last flve months iny uris hove been so bent that ] have nut been able todress myself. I wns five months at the Warm Springs, at San Luis Oblspo, and Lhree months ata Hydropathle Instltnte in Stocklon, and 1 havo been under Iho cure of six diferent physiciins, in the vain hope ofrellet. About tour weeks ago ] was Induced by a persuu who had been cured by it_to try a bolle of RICHARD'S REMEDY VOR RUEUMATISM, and_in Jess than welve hours ] expemenved grent retief. In a few dnys I wus enabicd Jo straighten ool my armas, and I have bee getting betler and caining in strength und ticsh evcr since. Ihuve now the eompleto nse of all iny Hmbs, and, for the first time In two years, I ain out of pain I do fecl for thors who suffer as 1 uave suffered, and if they will 11 vice, they WIll lose no Ume In giving Ihe REY Yours Irnly, GEORGE T gam Racnanps' Renupy is for sale by . Hl, DOW MAN, Drugglst, Sacramento. Priec, 2 &@ per Bottlo. sovl2 STODDARD'’S CELEZRATED WATER FILTERS! ENDER RAIN, RIVEN, OR SPRING VALLEY WATER v perteetly pure and healthy. Three sizes. Price, $12, $t6 and $18. lor sale by B, STODDARD, 8. Corner of Battery und Pucitle streets. ss 25¥12-3m. June 23, 1866. The Great Pain Annihilator, 0. E. R. JOMUNSON WILL WARRANT TO CURE ALL eases of Asthma, Fever and Agve, Catarrh, Sore Throat,and Wom) Diseases. The Doctor's success Is miracnlous cnses of KIEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, CON ! SUMI IN, GOUT, S, INFLAMMATION OF TUE EXYGS, ond all other disc 8 that human skall can reach = Rheuniitte Palns removed 1 five iminules. Some ol the atticted that ¥telt hhn come from one to six hundred miles, aud som tind rellef. Persons at adistanco can be cured at hame by addressing a letter to Dr. Johnson, No. 7) Market Stree). San Francisco, stating case, syinptons, lengih of me the ilixease has contliued, and have medl. cine promptly furwarded to any partof the conntry, with Serew Propellors of all kinds, and Steam Boat Machinery genorally, nee {o order, and wurrunted to give ees satisfachion In every particular. Zdv12-310 foll and plain directtons. xsg-Consultation by loucr or . olher wise, FRex. 16v12-1m Trades and Manufactures. WM. BARKTLING. MENAY KIMBALL, BARTLING & KIMBALL, BOOK BINDERS, Paper Rulers and Blank Book Manufacturers. 505 Clay aireet, tsouthwest cor. Sansume), 1v12-3m. RAN FRANCISCO, JOTIN DANIEL, (SUCCESSOR TO 0. GORI) MARBLE Works, No, 408 Pine sl. bel Montgomery and Kearny, Sau Franelsco, Muntels, Monuments, Tonbs, Plambers Slaba Ete., On hand and Manufactured to order. Bar Cooda shipped to all parts of the Stato. Ordera respectfully sulicited. 6v8-3m NATIIANIEL GRAY, General Furnishing Undertaker, 641 Sacramento bt, corner of Wobb, San Franelseo, Barstow'’s Metalic Burlal Cuskets ond Cases TILEODORKE KALLEN BERG, Maker of Models for Inventors. ACIIINES, MATHEMATICAL, OPTICAL AND THILUSOPILCAL Jnstrunienis, Seales, Welglits, ete. Steel \ Stamps, Dies and Die Sinking, Einbusslug Stapps. Repair: Ing of wachinery promptly altended ta. No, 418 Market street, Sau Francisco. n7-tt Palmer’s Patent ARTIFICIAL LEG, Manufactured in Philadelphia, Penn. JARVIS JEWETT, AGENT, 629 Washington Street, San Franelseo, Cal. 10v8-1m. SAN FRANCISCO MILL. VIOLLS, GILMORE & Co., MANUFACTURERS OF teFeBboxrxr EF S!a4 Market street, between Beale und Mula, San Francisco, For salo, Mahogauy, Spanish Ucdar, and cther Fancy Woods, 20¥12-3in, PACIFIC POTTERY ! TONEWARE AND EARTUENWARE OF ALL DESCRIP tlous, such as Butter Pots, Piekle Jars, Churns, Water dngs, Bean Pots, Flower Pots, ete , cte., trom the mauutncey ot N. Cran, Erq., Sacramento—coustanily on hand and tor sale, in quanniies to sult, by J M. PAGE, 20v123m No. 42 Clay street, between Drumm and Last. FIRE, HYDRAULIC & SUCTION HOSE, And Leather Gelting. iM. COOK & SON, 861 Battery Street, San Frauelseo, Are now manufacturing as above, Fire, Hydraulle and Suetlon Hose, and Leather Belling, of any dimension and In any quamily which may be desired. Fire Hose and Belling constanily on hand of manutactured lo order. Also Saddles nud Horse Collars. The subserlbers would respectfully ask purchasers to call and examine their stock—also testhmontals o1 the ctlicleucy ol thelr work froin such us have used their hose both tor fre and moining purposes. Adiploma was awarded lo us last year, by the Mechanics? Institute, ol {bls cily, and a silver medal thls vear. Lavi M. SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE MANUFACTORY. CONSTANTLY ON ILAND, A Large and Coaplcte Axsortment —oL MANILA CORDAGE FOR MINING PURPOSES — AL30 —— WHALE LINE, BALE ROPE, ETC¢,, Manufactured from Pure Manila Hemp. Hoisting Ropes for Deep Shafts, —ALSIO— Eines tor Ferry Boats, Monufactured to Order. Office at TURES & €Q’S, i Nos, 611 nad 613 Frontstreot, Mannfactary at the Polra * l4vid M. REYNOLDS, COPPERSMITH —AND— SHEET IRON WORKER, Market atreet, near Front, San Francisco. ALL KINDS OF COOKING EN StLS 123m) pas thined and made to order. 16v12. oo. E. & EE. <i. SCHARrER, MANUFACTUERS OF AND DEALERS IN Bedding and Furniture, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Blankets, Comforters, Sheets, Ete., 504 and 506 Sansome stroect, near Clay, San Francisco. ig This establishment Is now genorally koown to be th curarest PLACE In the clly for good Beddlng. 2iv12-3in Supscniners who do pot receive the Mixing anp Sciexmimc Press In due time, are requested to Inform Ihe publishers.

The Bining and Scientific Press, 393 Tue Sax Pnaxcisco Latin Sewoor was esblished in Fino, 1865. ‘Those who gradnaie rom it will be fitted to cnter colleges of the izlest standiny, as the eonrze is a full prearatory, classicnl one. It comprises Latin and Greek, <Ari/limetie, Algebra, Geowetry, seogzraphy, History, Declautation, English Iranunar, Rhetoric and French. ‘I'he Muatheatics are pursued to that extent that will qualify pupils for college. ; ‘Those who intend to lave their sous follow profession, will find that the courso pursued in this gchvol will preparo them to enter upon their protessional studics, if they should not esire to send them to college. Candidates are received for admission to this school, from both public and privato schools. No eandiduto under ten yeurs of age will be udmitted. Hach appticunt utust bo ablo to read Fuglish fluently. Ie nrust be well versed in Mental Arithnietic, and in Colburn’s Coimmon School <Arithnictic to pugo 244, or its equivalent, be nble to answer the tost important questious in Geography, aud niust have suflicient knowledge of English Grammar to parse coutmou scntences in proso, or an cquivalent knowledge of Latin Grammar. The first graditating class will cotnpleto its course on the first of June next. The usual course of study will be threo years, which, however, will be inerensed to four years for younger pupils. A full course iu the Boston Lattin School comprises six ycurs; but the boys of San Traneiseo are expected to do a littl: better than the Boston boys. This school is under the management of Mr. George M. Bunnell, as Principal, and Mr. W.K. Rowell us Assistant. During the past Mterin of five mouths it has uumbered sixtytliree pupils. Of this number, fourteen have attained the first grade on the Roll of Honer, aud four the second grade. Mixes ano Muixine Marrens 1x Conongss. The telegraph of June 16th states that Senator Conness, from the Committee on Mines and Mining, has reported a substitute for Mr. Shermatt’s bili to regulate the oceupation of mineral Jands, and to extend the right of pre-emption thereto, of which substitute the Committee say in their report: “By this bill it is only promised to dispose of the inines, and 10 provide for the segregatioa of agricultural lands lying within mineral regions. The proposition is to transfer the title to possessors at rcasonable rates, and as part of that rate to secure the payinent at three per cent. of the anoual net proceeds into the United States 'I'reasury, until the National debt shall lave been paid; and “this percentage is to be in lieu of all tax imposed upon the bullion at the o1ints and assay offices under existing laws. It is not proposed to interfere with or impose any tax on miners engaged iu working. placer miues, as these nities are readily exhausted and net generally remuncrative; and another feuture of the substitute is that it admits of rules and regulations of the miners, where the same arc pot in conflict with the laws of the United States.” Mr. Julian, from the House Conmitto on Pubtic Lands. has submitted an claborate report on the sale of mincral lands, to accompany the amended bill recently reported by him in the House. ‘Ibe report argues that the policy of preservation bas proved a most signal failure, and illustrates by quoting from a late report of the Nevada Senate, showing tlic utter want of uniformity and the confusion worse confounded whieh prevails, growing out of the uncertainty of titles. The report advocates vesting the fee in miners to the extent of lorty acres to each person, and the bill reported expressly anthorizes departures from the rectaugular system of survey when necessary, and the adoption of boundaries rgreed upon by minting occupants. A. D. Brows, of Virginia City, sends us samples of Kaoline, nativo and manufactured from au extensive deposit of that material, which has recently been found near that place. . We shall endeavor to wake further notice of this discovery, and answer our correspondent’s * queries next week. Mr. Geo. H. Srnoso, late from the seientific Awericun Patent Agency, New York, bas . = associated himself with this office, and will pay special attention to the patent departarent of tho Press, and exveuting drawings for specifications nud engraving on wood. Our patrons will not be disuppuinted with bis efforts to servo their interests. aa Sl Forrexate Mining I'rrenask.—The Murysville clppeal says that tho San F'ruacisco parties, who reeently purchased a quartz ledge ia Wood's Ravine, near Nevada City, for SLi000, proceeded immediately to crush n lot of toek, which liad been taken ont previots to the purchase, ani) realized therefrom: $13,000. =~ Santa Chara Conteck.—The annual ¢xhibition aud cotuiucucement exercises of Santa Clara College will tako place on tho 26th and 27th justants. We acknowledge the reception of an invitation to bo present, and shall endeavor to have tho Pness represented there on that. oecasion. = 2+ o-—____ TOWNE & BACON, Print— Stock Certificates, Assessment Receipt Books, Transfer Journals, Cireulars, Hand Bills, Cards, Billheads, Andevery kind ot Job Work that may be desired, A NEW ARTICLE OF TAGS FON GROCERS! USE. l6vl2 S36 Clay street, opposite Leldesdorm®, STOCK CERTIFICATES, STOCK TRANSFER JOURNALS, STOCK LEDCERS, 0 ASSESSMENT RECEIPTS, * And all other Blinks, Blank Books, cte., requirod by Mining and other Corporations, kept on hand or printed to order on short notice, at moderate prices, at tho ollice of the MimnG axp Sctestiric Press, ENGRAVING AND ELECTROTYPING = THE PROPRIETORS OF THE MIN== ses ING axnp Scuatinc Presa, havtug bow in their ofice oue of the best draughtsmen in the United States, are prepared to furnish Wood Engravings, for illustrating all kinds of hiaery, — Professional Cards. = . BUGBEE « SON, ARCHITECTS. DYSIGNS, MACIIINE DRAWINGS, AND DRAWINGS ON WOOD, FA und 75 Montgomery Blocl«e BAN FRANCISPO, 25y10-3in FREDERICK MANSELL, Mechanical & Architectural Draughtsman, Xo, 422 Catifornia street, corner of Leldedori, Drawings of Mopxes made tor artles applying for pa tents at Sushington or Londou. Y ae 1 ste are s-tt. JAMIES MUM. TAYLOR, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COURT, COMMISSIONED, appolnted hy the Fourth Dletriet Court, COMMIaSIONER G+ DEEDS tor Nevada and Massachusetts, Court Bleck, Sun Francisco. Entranees opposite Clty Uull, Merchant street, and 6 fave Clay elrect. DAVID Rt. SMITII, Mining Engineer and Millwright, Odlev, BOG Kearny atrect, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, DR. H. AUSTIN, DENTIST, No. 634 Washington Street, Between Montgomery and Keurny Streets [oven 8aN FRaNeisco BaTUs) 2212 SAN FRANCISCO. 20v10-ay DR. D. R. BECKFORD, rOCULIST, ONlee of Dr, Beckford's "Golden Eye Wnter,” 16¥12-3m, NOQ. 741 CLAY STREET, AUGUSTE KUNAST, Stock Broker, Menvber of tho San Franclsco Stock and Exchange Board, Buys and Sells Stocks, Bonds, Etc. Office, No. 540 Washington Street, San EES, it Vv. WILLIAM P. DLAKE, MINING ENGINEER, Will make Surveys and Examimationa of Mines, or glve ndvico regarding their working, the erection of Maehinery, etc. Oiee at Union Iron Works, corner of First and Mission ‘al po or Loek Box 2,077 Post Oftiee, San Franclseo. yeegy : buildings, mines, trude-marks, etc ,in a superior and artlstic maniier, Woe shull glvo onr customers in this line satisfactory work. and reasonnble prices, Orders for stereotyping and vlectroty ping promptly filled, : DEWEY & CO., 25042 Publishers and Pateut Agouts. . GEORGE Ii. BAKER, Lithographer & Engraver, No, 522 Montgomery St., Sun Francisco. MINING STOCK CERTIFICATES LITIIOGRAPHED IN MOST ARTISTIC STYLE. CALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS, 1Ov8-tf THE SAN FRANCISCO BOOT AND SHOE NAILING MACHINE, THIS MACIIINE MAY NOW BESEERN IN DAILY OPER. atlon at the corner of Stockton and O'Farrell strecls, where the inventor may be seen and consulted at all hours. lle Is espeelally analous that Boot and Shoemakers, Moehanies generally, aud all persons interested In the suecess of California inventlons and California manufactnres, should eall and cxamlne this specimen of California ingenuily. The proprietor ls making arrangements for Uelr manufacturc In this elty; and he is now rendy to contract to furnish the machine to such particy as may he desirous to pur:

chase the same. E. T. BARLOW. San T'ranelsco, June 22d, 1866. 25v12 $100 Reward ! ANHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAIO TO ANY ONE who will produce cvldence of a fallure of any of Rieady’s Improved Self-Discharging Coneecn. trators, Patented February 27th, and April 17th, 1866—which sald aniount is deposited for 6) days with Pnimer, Knox & Co., No. 19 First street, San Franciseo, Send fora clreular cuntaining a description of the machine. A J. NENDY, Patentee, 25v12-tf ] No. 402 Montgomery St., Room 3, ith Floor. 8. PF. JOHN LOCHHEAD’S Steam Engine Works, Beale street, near Bisslon, Sau Francisco, {TEAM ENGINES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION BUILT to order—MarIne, Stationary, or Locomotive. HOISTING AND PUMPING ENCINES, PORTABLE ENGINES, OF ALL SIZEs, . DONKEY PUMPS, Evc., Ere, Ero. The attention of the parties enguged in shipping or Inland navigation Is called 10 the . Snperior Workmanship of Mr. LOCHHEAD, who has becn tn the business In fan h for the Inst fonrteen years, andienjoys Whe repnrage or haying nullt ONE HUNORED ANO SEVENTEEN STEAM ENGINES. _ SHERMAN DAY, Mining EXngincer, No. &% Montgomery Block, San Franciaco, Willexamine, survey and report upon mines, and consult and advise cal rulng Invesiiients in mining properly, or the machinery management and expenditures of mines, 22q* Rheumatism !! READ IT! READ IT?! Sacoamento, April 16th, 1866. BOWMAN—DEAR SIR: THIS 18 THE FINST WRIT. ing Tlmve done In two ycars, and It affords me great plensire to be ably to uge my. pen iu the service of those who are sufferiy, us { have suftercd, by stating the tollowing facts: 1 have for two years and upwards becn offiicted with CHRONIO RHEUMATISM, and inill a few wecks ago . lave never found Any iE that ufforded me any reilef, For three mouths of the thne 1 wns tnable tu feed mysrit, and tor the last flve months iny uris hove been so bent that ] have nut been able todress myself. I wns five months at the Warm Springs, at San Luis Oblspo, and Lhree months ata Hydropathle Instltnte in Stocklon, and 1 havo been under Iho cure of six diferent physiciins, in the vain hope ofrellet. About tour weeks ago ] was Induced by a persuu who had been cured by it_to try a bolle of RICHARD'S REMEDY VOR RUEUMATISM, and_in Jess than welve hours ] expemenved grent retief. In a few dnys I wus enabicd Jo straighten ool my armas, and I have bee getting betler and caining in strength und ticsh evcr since. Ihuve now the eompleto nse of all iny Hmbs, and, for the first time In two years, I ain out of pain I do fecl for thors who suffer as 1 uave suffered, and if they will 11 vice, they WIll lose no Ume In giving Ihe REY Yours Irnly, GEORGE T gam Racnanps' Renupy is for sale by . Hl, DOW MAN, Drugglst, Sacramento. Priec, 2 &@ per Bottlo. sovl2 STODDARD'’S CELEZRATED WATER FILTERS! ENDER RAIN, RIVEN, OR SPRING VALLEY WATER v perteetly pure and healthy. Three sizes. Price, $12, $t6 and $18. lor sale by B, STODDARD, 8. Corner of Battery und Pucitle streets. ss 25¥12-3m. June 23, 1866. The Great Pain Annihilator, 0. E. R. JOMUNSON WILL WARRANT TO CURE ALL eases of Asthma, Fever and Agve, Catarrh, Sore Throat,and Wom) Diseases. The Doctor's success Is miracnlous cnses of KIEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, CON ! SUMI IN, GOUT, S, INFLAMMATION OF TUE EXYGS, ond all other disc 8 that human skall can reach = Rheuniitte Palns removed 1 five iminules. Some ol the atticted that ¥telt hhn come from one to six hundred miles, aud som tind rellef. Persons at adistanco can be cured at hame by addressing a letter to Dr. Johnson, No. 7) Market Stree). San Francisco, stating case, syinptons, lengih of me the ilixease has contliued, and have medl. cine promptly furwarded to any partof the conntry, with Serew Propellors of all kinds, and Steam Boat Machinery genorally, nee {o order, and wurrunted to give ees satisfachion In every particular. Zdv12-310 foll and plain directtons. xsg-Consultation by loucr or . olher wise, FRex. 16v12-1m Trades and Manufactures. WM. BARKTLING. MENAY KIMBALL, BARTLING & KIMBALL, BOOK BINDERS, Paper Rulers and Blank Book Manufacturers. 505 Clay aireet, tsouthwest cor. Sansume), 1v12-3m. RAN FRANCISCO, JOTIN DANIEL, (SUCCESSOR TO 0. GORI) MARBLE Works, No, 408 Pine sl. bel Montgomery and Kearny, Sau Franelsco, Muntels, Monuments, Tonbs, Plambers Slaba Ete., On hand and Manufactured to order. Bar Cooda shipped to all parts of the Stato. Ordera respectfully sulicited. 6v8-3m NATIIANIEL GRAY, General Furnishing Undertaker, 641 Sacramento bt, corner of Wobb, San Franelseo, Barstow'’s Metalic Burlal Cuskets ond Cases TILEODORKE KALLEN BERG, Maker of Models for Inventors. ACIIINES, MATHEMATICAL, OPTICAL AND THILUSOPILCAL Jnstrunienis, Seales, Welglits, ete. Steel \ Stamps, Dies and Die Sinking, Einbusslug Stapps. Repair: Ing of wachinery promptly altended ta. No, 418 Market street, Sau Francisco. n7-tt Palmer’s Patent ARTIFICIAL LEG, Manufactured in Philadelphia, Penn. JARVIS JEWETT, AGENT, 629 Washington Street, San Franelseo, Cal. 10v8-1m. SAN FRANCISCO MILL. VIOLLS, GILMORE & Co., MANUFACTURERS OF teFeBboxrxr EF S!a4 Market street, between Beale und Mula, San Francisco, For salo, Mahogauy, Spanish Ucdar, and cther Fancy Woods, 20¥12-3in, PACIFIC POTTERY ! TONEWARE AND EARTUENWARE OF ALL DESCRIP tlous, such as Butter Pots, Piekle Jars, Churns, Water dngs, Bean Pots, Flower Pots, ete , cte., trom the mauutncey ot N. Cran, Erq., Sacramento—coustanily on hand and tor sale, in quanniies to sult, by J M. PAGE, 20v123m No. 42 Clay street, between Drumm and Last. FIRE, HYDRAULIC & SUCTION HOSE, And Leather Gelting. iM. COOK & SON, 861 Battery Street, San Frauelseo, Are now manufacturing as above, Fire, Hydraulle and Suetlon Hose, and Leather Belling, of any dimension and In any quamily which may be desired. Fire Hose and Belling constanily on hand of manutactured lo order. Also Saddles nud Horse Collars. The subserlbers would respectfully ask purchasers to call and examine their stock—also testhmontals o1 the ctlicleucy ol thelr work froin such us have used their hose both tor fre and moining purposes. Adiploma was awarded lo us last year, by the Mechanics? Institute, ol {bls cily, and a silver medal thls vear. Lavi M. SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE MANUFACTORY. CONSTANTLY ON ILAND, A Large and Coaplcte Axsortment —oL MANILA CORDAGE FOR MINING PURPOSES — AL30 —— WHALE LINE, BALE ROPE, ETC¢,, Manufactured from Pure Manila Hemp. Hoisting Ropes for Deep Shafts, —ALSIO— Eines tor Ferry Boats, Monufactured to Order. Office at TURES & €Q’S, i Nos, 611 nad 613 Frontstreot, Mannfactary at the Polra * l4vid M. REYNOLDS, COPPERSMITH —AND— SHEET IRON WORKER, Market atreet, near Front, San Francisco. ALL KINDS OF COOKING EN StLS 123m) pas thined and made to order. 16v12. oo. E. & EE. <i. SCHARrER, MANUFACTUERS OF AND DEALERS IN Bedding and Furniture, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Blankets, Comforters, Sheets, Ete., 504 and 506 Sansome stroect, near Clay, San Francisco. ig This establishment Is now genorally koown to be th curarest PLACE In the clly for good Beddlng. 2iv12-3in Supscniners who do pot receive the Mixing anp Sciexmimc Press In due time, are requested to Inform Ihe publishers.