Volume 13 (1866) (424 pages)

185 The Wining and Scientific Press. “NEW PATENTS AND INVENTIONS. Under this heading we shall mentlon, (rom week to week, as vecasin inay demaad, Sew and dmportant Laven: thons, alew, the Liat ot Patent Clalins recently Iseued from the U. >. Patent Uitice tv Inventors of The Pacific Coss, and other Patent lees which we deem of local Interest to readen on This side of Ihe Continent. Most Vatents on thts coast are eccaredt throush ihe MINING AND SCLESYIPL PRKEsS PATENT AGENCY. We ara Prepared to obrain fran Waskingtun, with despatch, copiva af any latent tacded. PAYENTS RECENTLY ISSUFO. Sine Sannts.—Cloro A. Bartlett, Oaklnnd, Cal. claims an improvement in a eide snddle which conaists in laving one of its horus orranved thereon and uttached thereto, 80 as to be operated euhstantially io the olanner described and for the purpose specified. Patent issued dariug the weck ending Augnst 7th, 1866. Bony Coxronmatons.—S.0. Brighom, Sno Francisco, Cal., claims on apparatus or implement for the catting and fitting of ladies dresses and other garments, which when applied to the person will adjust itsell thereto, and is provided with ony suitable means for indicating the lino or lites of the seams for the garment to be cat, sabstantiully as doascribed. Patent issued during tho week ending August 7th, 1866. Wasuixe Maciixe.—Amos Dnorant and Ileury Gression, Stockton, Cal., clnim tho applicution tothe washing machino ond combination of certain levers, working from dif fereut centers, nnd connected with a plunger and worked by a reciprocating motion, as set forth. Patent issued daring week ending August 7th, 1866, Mopr or Trstiye Puoroorarus, Frc.—Chns. Elveena, San Francisco, Cal., clains a new mode of tinting surfaces for nse in tho arts, by the action of smoke or fumes, within a closed chamber. Putent issaed during week onding Aagast ith, 1866. Saretr Caor For Miuxrs—John Evans. Virginio City, Nevada, claims the employment ofa lever and spring bar, in connection with a friction roller ond guide pin, or their equivrlents, arranged sabstantially 63 described and for the purposes set forth for the more safe nud convenient management of safety cages in inines. Patent issued dnring week ending Aayust 7th, 1866. Drintixne Macuixne.—R. A. Thomas, Damazcuns, Cal., claims, lst, The combination in a machipe for drilling rock in drifts ond tunnels; 0 stanchion post with o bur to support the feed screw ond drill, and an adjastable box constructed nud orranged substantially ns described. 2d, he claims n sqnare box fitted to the stocks of the drill and feed screw, substantinlly as described, so that they can be conpected at pleasnre. Patent issued during week euding August 7th, 1866. Buse Water Goacs.—Willtiom P. Kirkland, San Francisco, Cal., claims, lst, Aprons applied to a perforated star board sides of a box, substantially as and for the purposes set forth. 2d, A disk of glass or other suitable material, in combinotion with o float ond index rod constracted and operated substantially as and for the purpose specified. Patent issued during week eading July 31st, 1866. Arracnino Burners to Laurs.—Worren P, Miller, Son Fraucisco, Cal., clnims the introduction of a grooved shank, with socket aad springs or their equivalents , when made to operate substantirlly as set forth, and in the manner described. Patent issued during week ending July 31st, 1866. Quartz Crusner.—Henry Pearce, San Francisco, Cal., claims the constraction of a conically-shoped crushing mill, with au eccentric motion ns described, for the purpose ond in the mnnner sct forth. Patent issued week ending July 31st, 1866. Ore anv ‘fimorr Car ror Mtnrs.—George Williams, Sterling Ferry, Colorado: 1 claim, 1st, The construction of the doors with a wider portion, b, to adapt them to be sapported by the sides of the car, snbstantially as described. 2d, A car constructed with end doors adapted to be folded over the top for the purpose of converting it into a timber car. 3d, ncombination with the above a trigger, C, provided with an inward projection adapted to be tripped by the post, D. Evevator.—George Williams, Sterling Ferty, Colorado: I claim, Ist, The elevating backet, E, with the discharging lever, F.F, applied to tho bottom of the bucket, substantially as described. 2d, And in combination with the above I claim the deflectivg rollers, D, and curved guideways, K, K, arranged and opernting substaotially as described. 3d, The adjustable sections, J, employed to ennble the bucket to be discharged at different hights, substantially as described. 4th, The binged chnte, O, iu combination with the levers, O02 and p, operating substnntially in the manner and for the parpose described. 5th, The bucket, E, in combination with the hook, W, or its equivalent, the roller, U, substantially as described. Repveine Oxyp or Lrap.—Thomus Taylor, Whehington, ),C.; I claim, lat, The protoxyd of lead as a flux, in tho reduction nf lead dross, substaptially for the porpose ond in the monner hereiu set forth. 2d, ‘l'ho ase of iron nso deoxydizer of the protoxyd of lend, sabstnutully for the purpose and in tho muuper herein set forth. Parrsr< can be obtalned for eltizens an on this Const, throngh the Mixtac asp Sciesnric Uaesa Patent Aceacy, la one half Uke time it takes to aperate thresh Eastern Agents, From our fainilarity with the sutgeet of most Cal. ttornla Inventlons, and the benefit arising trom personal explanatiuns, We are prepared to preset clalms with Krenter accuracy than could reasonably Xpected of distant agen. DEWKY Patent Agents, 605 Clay street, HENDY’S PATENT IMPROVED CONOENTRATOR, We hero give tho first illustration of J. Hendy’s latest patieru of improved concentrators. Its variation from his former plan eonsists in the manner in whicl the body of the concentrator is supported, doing away with tho apper frame-work and disearding the apparatus for raising the distributor, ns the hoisting of the same is rendered useless by the concentrator being self-discharging. The machine hero represented is fastencd to and sapported hy an apright stnndard andcrncath, which is held and worked in a deep step. The motion is imparted hy citber ono or two connecting rods, adjusted to hall-crank pins. Tho engrnving itself well illustrates the new mnchine to the eyes of those familiar with tho working of this class of gold and salphuret savers, while thoso Icss-acquainted with their operations are referred to the last pago of to-day’s issne for further description and illastration. Mr. Heudy‘s new coneentrator can ho seen in working operation at the Union’ Foandry, in this Giev ZAP! a KG city. Tbe inventor will continuo to snpply the former style of machines to those who may prefer them on account of their having been long and successfully used. Two of the old pattern were purchased during the past week for Arizona, by Mcasrs. Reed & Tyson. Tue ArLantic Cane.—Before the great Atlantic cable bnd been in operation two weeks, and although it was found to work ns well as the most sauguine of its originators had anticipated, it wns, nevertheless, found to be totally inndequato to perform tho work required of it. So great was the demnond made upon the managers, thnt it would soon have been found necessary to greatly increase the already high rate of tariff fixed, in order to put a stop to the transmission of trivial messages of no basiness importance, but which must, nevertheless, take their turn to the exclusion of more important matters, had not the broken cable beeu fortnnately picked up and secured, thus giving ag two wires, one of which will be constantly occupied in transmitting messages to Europe, while the other will be exclusively devoted to return telegrams. The time is not far distant when another pair of wires will be found indispensable to transact the basiness which must continue to increase, as does all kinds of business, in proportion to the facilities for transacting the-sanie. =_ Fing Marore Worxr.—Our friends in the country, as well as those in the city, in want of good marble work, such as mantels, monuments, tombs, plambers’ slahs, etc., will do well to call on Mr. John Daniel, 408 Pine strect, where a largo assortment of nll tbe above kinds of marble manufacture are kept constantly on hand. Individuals calling upon him personally, or sending thcir orders from a distance, can always rely apon having them promptly and faithfully attended to. Mr. Daniel is an old advortiser in the eolumns of tbis paper, where his card may always be found. — Mr. A. T. Stewart has contracted for the window glass for his now house in New York at $50,000. A Dry Dock ror Sax Fraxcisco.—Work will be uctively coinmenced on tho proposed dry dock at ILunter’s Point, on the first duy ol Dext month, The dock will be excavnted ont of solid rock, nnd will be 400 feet in length by 100 in breadth, and deep enough to dock e vessel drawing twenty-four feet of woter. Tho cost of tho work will be about $400,000, nod will be conducted under the direction of Cnl. A, W. Von Schmidt, tho woll kuown civil engiueer of this city. Exoraven to Onpet.—Persons who de=lro to nstrate thelr Individual estabislimenmia or lnsiness, should give us their ardera for Engraving and Prluting, aud wa will guarantee good work and rensonnble prieas, DEWEY & C0., Vatont Agents, Publishers anil Job Printers, 605 Clay st STRANGRAS visiting Sin Francisco can usa the Nurglar Proof Vanjt of the CALAFORNIA BUILDING, LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK, Callfornla atreot (one door from Sansumo strect), for the temporary deposit of Gold Dust, Cuin, Bonds, cte., ata small monthly rent, according ta tho value of the property deposited, for which the Com puny will be accouulabie, 9vl2-Im THOMAS MOONEY, President, TOWNE & BACON, Print— Stock Certificates, Assessment Receipt Books, Transfer Journals, Circulars, Hand Bills, Cards, Billheads, And evory khid of Job Vork that may he desired. A NEW ARTICLE OF TAGS FOR OROCERS! USE. lévl2. 636 Clay street, opposite Leideadorm®. -OUR-— MACHINERY OD IS SUPERIOR TO ANY IN USE, AND IS WARRANTE NOT TO GUM. Dell, Cranna & Co., 511 1-2 and 6153 Front street, San Francisco IMPORTERS OF COAL OILS AND LANIP STOCK. 21v12-3m9p Brodie’s Patented Improvements FOR THE TREATMENT OF Gold and Silver Ores. RODIE'S PATENTED IMPROVED QUARTZ CRUSHER. . The attentlon of all interested in Minlng is respect. ealled to thls Improved Machino for Breaking or ae ling Quariz, or vther Rock, possessing, as lt does, simpliclty of netlon and lizhtuess of construction, so far as ls To Miners and Families Living in the Country. Dr. Bornton’s Mepicine Crest, is put up in San Francisco expressly fur tho use of fumilies, and consists of a chest of nioderate dimensions, hent in its appenrance, contuining thoso honschold articles, simple remedies, that families always feol like keeping on hand for immediate and common use, and a book of bricf instructions, describing their use, : The object in preparing tlis Chest was not to mako doctors, bat for the simple parpose of nursing; hence, on majority of the remedies nre such as aro fumiliar to nearly all who are ndvanced in life, and the book is simply a representation of those pluin truths relnting to the department of tho narse already sct forth in more oxtensive works. It wns the object, not to say many things, bat to say few things—to simplify and make ptain for common ase. And in selecting the eontcnts of the Chest, the object was not to set forth something new and wonderfal, bat those of old and acknowledged worth. In,vlew of tbo ahove Mets, physicians have every where enconraged tha circulation of this chest In unmistakhle terms. They recognize tho fact that fumllles do not, will not, need not call on them on the ncenslon of every slight dermugemout or lufrmity. They do nol and cannot deay the fuct that such obligations of home care rest upon heuds of families, ej The bonk gives a description of ucarly every medicina in the collection, their use, and their component parts, 80 that every person mny know whit he ia recelving into hia stomach or applying to his person. This openuess and fraiukness la regarded by the best practitioners, and all considerate persous as justice, more than ywlivy, The unl versal conviclion of the more thoughtful is, tbat that which relates to our health and physical well helng in this life should, ahove ail things, he known, aad not kept in the darkness of secrecy. la introducing this chest in the country, we alwaya first submitit to the criticism of practicing physicians, snd feeling the importanco and secing the necesslly ia thls Sparsely settled country of home-nursing, and seelvg the adaptahility of this cbest, physiclans in Sun Francisco, Sacramcnto, Stockton, Knight’s Landing, Cuchevillc, Marysville, Colusa, Oroville, Liacola, Folsom, and Auburn, have given It their hearty sanction. Seting the neccesity on this coast of people relying upon themselyes !n such matters, physiciaas in this Slate hava remarked: ‘ 1£} could elioose hut oae for a family, I would every tlmo choose the nurse jaslead of tbe physician.” If familics would gota collection of simple remedies, with plain instructlons for their usc, they would do away witb half the doctoring.’? “All families should possess themselves of a collection of common remedies, with plain lastructions for thelr use.’? “T would ilko to soc the chest in every family’?—' it is a convenlence’’— it 1s uselul’’—* much sickuess aad much expense might he saved by such home care,‘ We suhjoin tho following statistics from Sutter County, California: “Tho unilersigned have had Dr, Boynton’s Mcdiclno Chest in thelr families for the last few months. and willlngly state that they regard It as a wise provisioa, strictly practical and bighly useful 2? * * * * Every person having the chest in the above named eounly has signed the shove article. Tho publiehlug of the names heing unnecessary, wo withhold them and save space. The undersigned havo known Dr. Eoynton’s Sfedicine Chest for the last few montbs, and regard it as a wise proyisfon, and highly useful ju every family. The mediciues heing put up wilh instructions, its utility, convenleucc, and great economy are unquestionable. Signed by Judge Hugtncrr and 45 others. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, = County of Sntter, oom 1,¢€, E. Wilcoxen, County Clerk in and for sail Connty, hercby certify that I um personally acquainted with a majority of the inilividnyls whoso names are snbserlhed to the foregoing certificates, and thut they aro good and substantial citizens of said county. Witness my hand and «fficlal seal this 27th day of December, A. D. 1865. ¢. E, WILCOXEN, County Clerk. Agents wanted in every County to sell this Fantily Chest. Their tioa will be a liberal commissioa on all sales. [n.5.] compatible with strength and durability. In of theso advantages, the adyertlsers are cnabled to offer these machInes to the publie at the following low terms: No. 1—Or 10-Inch Crnsher, capable of reducing from three to four tons of quartz per hour, no plece be 800 throuzh {lve to six-tons per hour. -. B50 No. 3—Or 14-inch Crusher, will In a similar manner crush from seven to elght tons per honr... 1,200 The above Crnshors have been recently erected and are now successfully employed at Bear Valley, Marlposa connty, Rawhide Ranch, Tuolumne county, Excelsior Mine, Lake District, Nevada counly, and can bo seen I opera tlon at the Fulton Foundry, first strect, Sun Franciscv. BRODIE'S PATENT IMPROVED OERMAN AMALGAMATING BARREL.—This Barrel obtalned a premium at the Fair of Ihe Mochantes' Institute In San Franelsco, hi 1464. Further particulars wlll bo afforded on application tathe subscribers. 4 Those infringing the patent rights to the above Jmproved Barrel, are hereby Informed that on and alter the lst No vember, 1866, the royalty charged tor using the same will be ralsed to the sum of $100 per Barrel. BRODIE'S PATENT WIND.BLAST SEPARATOR FOR DRY CRUSHING.—This-Dry Crusher has been found tho most economical and effective mode of crushing ores In Mexleo, Californla atul Nevada. Diagrams and explanatlens afforded on application to the suhseribers. Bi TE & RADCLIFF, Express Bullding, 402 Moutgomery strect, San Francisco. T2vi3tf J. A. CONE. E. P. BOWMAN. Emyloyment and Business Agency. J.B. CONE & CO., Supply Male and Female Uctp, soll Farms, Mines and places ol husiness, negetiate loans, and procure partners, Orders sent by mailor express will be proinptly attended to. 1. Kk. CONE & CO, Nu, 4023 Montgomery street, loviste SaN FRANCISCO. The Ageat sbould he a resident of tho district which ha ls to canvass, and accompany his application wilh good refereuces, and of this clty if possible, We can give further particulars when desirod. Alliettors should he addressed througb the post offiea, E. NORRIS, San Franelsco. to l2vl3cow6tpd REMINGTON’S ARMORY. Agency, 310 Washington st., San Franciseo. PRICES REDUCED! These arms havo been preferred by the United States Government, and stand unequaled by any inthe world. Revolvers, Army. Navy, Belt. andfe Pocket, Double and sin a= slo Aciion;, Repeaters, 5 and yest-pocket Pistols, with copper ammunition; Police Revolvers, a new model, navy size ball, 134 to Ginch barrel; Rifle vere Caues — an ¢atircly new Arm—having o range and accuracy oqnal toa rifle, anc a most porfcet Cane. All the new models for salo very low. a 12v13tt ALBERT E. CRANE. Just Published. ‘HE PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAOE, BETNO FOUR IM. ortant Lectures on FUNCTIONS and DISORDERS ol the Nervous System and Reproductlye Organs, to be had by adtlressing anil inclosing twenty-five cents. postage stamps, to Scerciary PACIFIC MUSEUM or ANaToaly, . Mont: goinery strect, San Francisco.

185 The Wining and Scientific Press. “NEW PATENTS AND INVENTIONS. Under this heading we shall mentlon, (rom week to week, as vecasin inay demaad, Sew and dmportant Laven: thons, alew, the Liat ot Patent Clalins recently Iseued from the U. >. Patent Uitice tv Inventors of The Pacific Coss, and other Patent lees which we deem of local Interest to readen on This side of Ihe Continent. Most Vatents on thts coast are eccaredt throush ihe MINING AND SCLESYIPL PRKEsS PATENT AGENCY. We ara Prepared to obrain fran Waskingtun, with despatch, copiva af any latent tacded. PAYENTS RECENTLY ISSUFO. Sine Sannts.—Cloro A. Bartlett, Oaklnnd, Cal. claims an improvement in a eide snddle which conaists in laving one of its horus orranved thereon and uttached thereto, 80 as to be operated euhstantially io the olanner described and for the purpose specified. Patent issued dariug the weck ending Augnst 7th, 1866. Bony Coxronmatons.—S.0. Brighom, Sno Francisco, Cal., claims on apparatus or implement for the catting and fitting of ladies dresses and other garments, which when applied to the person will adjust itsell thereto, and is provided with ony suitable means for indicating the lino or lites of the seams for the garment to be cat, sabstantiully as doascribed. Patent issued during tho week ending August 7th, 1866. Wasuixe Maciixe.—Amos Dnorant and Ileury Gression, Stockton, Cal., clnim tho applicution tothe washing machino ond combination of certain levers, working from dif fereut centers, nnd connected with a plunger and worked by a reciprocating motion, as set forth. Patent issued daring week ending August 7th, 1866, Mopr or Trstiye Puoroorarus, Frc.—Chns. Elveena, San Francisco, Cal., clains a new mode of tinting surfaces for nse in tho arts, by the action of smoke or fumes, within a closed chamber. Putent issaed during week onding Aagast ith, 1866. Saretr Caor For Miuxrs—John Evans. Virginio City, Nevada, claims the employment ofa lever and spring bar, in connection with a friction roller ond guide pin, or their equivrlents, arranged sabstantially 63 described and for the purposes set forth for the more safe nud convenient management of safety cages in inines. Patent issued dnring week ending Aayust 7th, 1866. Drintixne Macuixne.—R. A. Thomas, Damazcuns, Cal., claims, lst, The combination in a machipe for drilling rock in drifts ond tunnels; 0 stanchion post with o bur to support the feed screw ond drill, and an adjastable box constructed nud orranged substantially ns described. 2d, he claims n sqnare box fitted to the stocks of the drill and feed screw, substantinlly as described, so that they can be conpected at pleasnre. Patent issued during week euding August 7th, 1866. Buse Water Goacs.—Willtiom P. Kirkland, San Francisco, Cal., claims, lst, Aprons applied to a perforated star board sides of a box, substantially as and for the purposes set forth. 2d, A disk of glass or other suitable material, in combinotion with o float ond index rod constracted and operated substantially as and for the purpose specified. Patent issued during week eading July 31st, 1866. Arracnino Burners to Laurs.—Worren P, Miller, Son Fraucisco, Cal., clnims the introduction of a grooved shank, with socket aad springs or their equivalents , when made to operate substantirlly as set forth, and in the manner described. Patent issued during week ending July 31st, 1866. Quartz Crusner.—Henry Pearce, San Francisco, Cal., claims the constraction of a conically-shoped crushing mill, with au eccentric motion ns described, for the purpose ond in the mnnner sct forth. Patent issued week ending July 31st, 1866. Ore anv ‘fimorr Car ror Mtnrs.—George Williams, Sterling Ferry, Colorado: 1 claim, 1st, The construction of the doors with a wider portion, b, to adapt them to be sapported by the sides of the car, snbstantially as described. 2d, A car constructed with end doors adapted to be folded over the top for the purpose of converting it into a timber car. 3d, ncombination with the above a trigger, C, provided with an inward projection adapted to be tripped by the post, D. Evevator.—George Williams, Sterling Ferty, Colorado: I claim, Ist, The elevating backet, E, with the discharging lever, F.F, applied to tho bottom of the bucket, substantially as described. 2d, And in combination with the above I claim the deflectivg rollers, D, and curved guideways, K, K, arranged and opernting substaotially as described. 3d, The adjustable sections, J, employed to ennble the bucket to be discharged at different hights, substantially as described. 4th, The binged chnte, O, iu combination with the levers, O02 and p, operating substnntially in the manner and for the parpose described. 5th, The bucket, E, in combination with the hook, W, or its equivalent, the roller, U, substantially as described. Repveine Oxyp or Lrap.—Thomus Taylor, Whehington, ),C.; I claim, lat, The protoxyd of lead as a flux, in tho reduction nf lead dross, substaptially for the porpose ond in the monner hereiu set forth. 2d, ‘l'ho ase of iron nso deoxydizer of the protoxyd of lend, sabstnutully for the purpose and in tho muuper herein set forth. Parrsr< can be obtalned for eltizens an on this Const, throngh the Mixtac asp Sciesnric Uaesa Patent Aceacy, la one half Uke time it takes to aperate thresh Eastern Agents, From our fainilarity with the sutgeet of most Cal. ttornla Inventlons, and the benefit arising trom personal explanatiuns, We are prepared to preset clalms with Krenter accuracy than could reasonably Xpected of distant agen. DEWKY Patent Agents, 605 Clay street, HENDY’S PATENT IMPROVED CONOENTRATOR, We hero give tho first illustration of J. Hendy’s latest patieru of improved concentrators. Its variation from his former plan eonsists in the manner in whicl the body of the concentrator is supported, doing away with tho apper frame-work and disearding the apparatus for raising the distributor, ns the hoisting of the same is rendered useless by the concentrator being self-discharging. The machine hero represented is fastencd to and sapported hy an apright stnndard andcrncath, which is held and worked in a deep step. The motion is imparted hy citber ono or two connecting rods, adjusted to hall-crank pins. Tho engrnving itself well illustrates the new mnchine to the eyes of those familiar with tho working of this class of gold and salphuret savers, while thoso Icss-acquainted with their operations are referred to the last pago of to-day’s issne for further description and illastration. Mr. Heudy‘s new coneentrator can ho seen in working operation at the Union’ Foandry, in this Giev ZAP! a KG city. Tbe inventor will continuo to snpply the former style of machines to those who may prefer them on account of their having been long and successfully used. Two of the old pattern were purchased during the past week for Arizona, by Mcasrs. Reed & Tyson. Tue ArLantic Cane.—Before the great Atlantic cable bnd been in operation two weeks, and although it was found to work ns well as the most sauguine of its originators had anticipated, it wns, nevertheless, found to be totally inndequato to perform tho work required of it. So great was the demnond made upon the managers, thnt it would soon have been found necessary to greatly increase the already high rate of tariff fixed, in order to put a stop to the transmission of trivial messages of no basiness importance, but which must, nevertheless, take their turn to the exclusion of more important matters, had not the broken cable beeu fortnnately picked up and secured, thus giving ag two wires, one of which will be constantly occupied in transmitting messages to Europe, while the other will be exclusively devoted to return telegrams. The time is not far distant when another pair of wires will be found indispensable to transact the basiness which must continue to increase, as does all kinds of business, in proportion to the facilities for transacting the-sanie. =_ Fing Marore Worxr.—Our friends in the country, as well as those in the city, in want of good marble work, such as mantels, monuments, tombs, plambers’ slahs, etc., will do well to call on Mr. John Daniel, 408 Pine strect, where a largo assortment of nll tbe above kinds of marble manufacture are kept constantly on hand. Individuals calling upon him personally, or sending thcir orders from a distance, can always rely apon having them promptly and faithfully attended to. Mr. Daniel is an old advortiser in the eolumns of tbis paper, where his card may always be found. — Mr. A. T. Stewart has contracted for the window glass for his now house in New York at $50,000. A Dry Dock ror Sax Fraxcisco.—Work will be uctively coinmenced on tho proposed dry dock at ILunter’s Point, on the first duy ol Dext month, The dock will be excavnted ont of solid rock, nnd will be 400 feet in length by 100 in breadth, and deep enough to dock e vessel drawing twenty-four feet of woter. Tho cost of tho work will be about $400,000, nod will be conducted under the direction of Cnl. A, W. Von Schmidt, tho woll kuown civil engiueer of this city. Exoraven to Onpet.—Persons who de=lro to nstrate thelr Individual estabislimenmia or lnsiness, should give us their ardera for Engraving and Prluting, aud wa will guarantee good work and rensonnble prieas, DEWEY & C0., Vatont Agents, Publishers anil Job Printers, 605 Clay st STRANGRAS visiting Sin Francisco can usa the Nurglar

Proof Vanjt of the CALAFORNIA BUILDING, LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK, Callfornla atreot (one door from Sansumo strect), for the temporary deposit of Gold Dust, Cuin, Bonds, cte., ata small monthly rent, according ta tho value of the property deposited, for which the Com puny will be accouulabie, 9vl2-Im THOMAS MOONEY, President, TOWNE & BACON, Print— Stock Certificates, Assessment Receipt Books, Transfer Journals, Circulars, Hand Bills, Cards, Billheads, And evory khid of Job Vork that may he desired. A NEW ARTICLE OF TAGS FOR OROCERS! USE. lévl2. 636 Clay street, opposite Leideadorm®. -OUR-— MACHINERY OD IS SUPERIOR TO ANY IN USE, AND IS WARRANTE NOT TO GUM. Dell, Cranna & Co., 511 1-2 and 6153 Front street, San Francisco IMPORTERS OF COAL OILS AND LANIP STOCK. 21v12-3m9p Brodie’s Patented Improvements FOR THE TREATMENT OF Gold and Silver Ores. RODIE'S PATENTED IMPROVED QUARTZ CRUSHER. . The attentlon of all interested in Minlng is respect. ealled to thls Improved Machino for Breaking or ae ling Quariz, or vther Rock, possessing, as lt does, simpliclty of netlon and lizhtuess of construction, so far as ls To Miners and Families Living in the Country. Dr. Bornton’s Mepicine Crest, is put up in San Francisco expressly fur tho use of fumilies, and consists of a chest of nioderate dimensions, hent in its appenrance, contuining thoso honschold articles, simple remedies, that families always feol like keeping on hand for immediate and common use, and a book of bricf instructions, describing their use, : The object in preparing tlis Chest was not to mako doctors, bat for the simple parpose of nursing; hence, on majority of the remedies nre such as aro fumiliar to nearly all who are ndvanced in life, and the book is simply a representation of those pluin truths relnting to the department of tho narse already sct forth in more oxtensive works. It wns the object, not to say many things, bat to say few things—to simplify and make ptain for common ase. And in selecting the eontcnts of the Chest, the object was not to set forth something new and wonderfal, bat those of old and acknowledged worth. In,vlew of tbo ahove Mets, physicians have every where enconraged tha circulation of this chest In unmistakhle terms. They recognize tho fact that fumllles do not, will not, need not call on them on the ncenslon of every slight dermugemout or lufrmity. They do nol and cannot deay the fuct that such obligations of home care rest upon heuds of families, ej The bonk gives a description of ucarly every medicina in the collection, their use, and their component parts, 80 that every person mny know whit he ia recelving into hia stomach or applying to his person. This openuess and fraiukness la regarded by the best practitioners, and all considerate persous as justice, more than ywlivy, The unl versal conviclion of the more thoughtful is, tbat that which relates to our health and physical well helng in this life should, ahove ail things, he known, aad not kept in the darkness of secrecy. la introducing this chest in the country, we alwaya first submitit to the criticism of practicing physicians, snd feeling the importanco and secing the necesslly ia thls Sparsely settled country of home-nursing, and seelvg the adaptahility of this cbest, physiclans in Sun Francisco, Sacramcnto, Stockton, Knight’s Landing, Cuchevillc, Marysville, Colusa, Oroville, Liacola, Folsom, and Auburn, have given It their hearty sanction. Seting the neccesity on this coast of people relying upon themselyes !n such matters, physiciaas in this Slate hava remarked: ‘ 1£} could elioose hut oae for a family, I would every tlmo choose the nurse jaslead of tbe physician.” If familics would gota collection of simple remedies, with plain instructlons for their usc, they would do away witb half the doctoring.’? “All families should possess themselves of a collection of common remedies, with plain lastructions for thelr use.’? “T would ilko to soc the chest in every family’?—' it is a convenlence’’— it 1s uselul’’—* much sickuess aad much expense might he saved by such home care,‘ We suhjoin tho following statistics from Sutter County, California: “Tho unilersigned have had Dr, Boynton’s Mcdiclno Chest in thelr families for the last few months. and willlngly state that they regard It as a wise provisioa, strictly practical and bighly useful 2? * * * * Every person having the chest in the above named eounly has signed the shove article. Tho publiehlug of the names heing unnecessary, wo withhold them and save space. The undersigned havo known Dr. Eoynton’s Sfedicine Chest for the last few montbs, and regard it as a wise proyisfon, and highly useful ju every family. The mediciues heing put up wilh instructions, its utility, convenleucc, and great economy are unquestionable. Signed by Judge Hugtncrr and 45 others. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, = County of Sntter, oom 1,¢€, E. Wilcoxen, County Clerk in and for sail Connty, hercby certify that I um personally acquainted with a majority of the inilividnyls whoso names are snbserlhed to the foregoing certificates, and thut they aro good and substantial citizens of said county. Witness my hand and «fficlal seal this 27th day of December, A. D. 1865. ¢. E, WILCOXEN, County Clerk. Agents wanted in every County to sell this Fantily Chest. Their tioa will be a liberal commissioa on all sales. [n.5.] compatible with strength and durability. In of theso advantages, the adyertlsers are cnabled to offer these machInes to the publie at the following low terms: No. 1—Or 10-Inch Crnsher, capable of reducing from three to four tons of quartz per hour, no plece be 800 throuzh {lve to six-tons per hour. -. B50 No. 3—Or 14-inch Crusher, will In a similar manner crush from seven to elght tons per honr..... 1,200 The above Crnshors have been recently erected and are now successfully employed at Bear Valley, Marlposa connty, Rawhide Ranch, Tuolumne county, Excelsior Mine, Lake District, Nevada counly, and can bo seen I opera tlon at the Fulton Foundry, first strect, Sun Franciscv. BRODIE'S PATENT IMPROVED OERMAN AMALGAMATING BARREL.—This Barrel obtalned a premium at the Fair of Ihe Mochantes' Institute In San Franelsco, hi 1464. Further particulars wlll bo afforded on application tathe subscribers. 4 Those infringing the patent rights to the above Jmproved Barrel, are hereby Informed that on and alter the lst No vember, 1866, the royalty charged tor using the same will be ralsed to the sum of $100 per Barrel. BRODIE'S PATENT WIND.BLAST SEPARATOR FOR DRY CRUSHING.—This-Dry Crusher has been found tho most economical and effective mode of crushing ores In Mexleo, Californla atul Nevada. Diagrams and explanatlens afforded on application to the suhseribers. Bi TE & RADCLIFF, Express Bullding, 402 Moutgomery strect, San Francisco. T2vi3tf J. A. CONE. E. P. BOWMAN. Emyloyment and Business Agency. J.B. CONE & CO., Supply Male and Female Uctp, soll Farms, Mines and places ol husiness, negetiate loans, and procure partners, Orders sent by mailor express will be proinptly attended to. 1. Kk. CONE & CO, Nu, 4023 Montgomery street, loviste SaN FRANCISCO. The Ageat sbould he a resident of tho district which ha ls to canvass, and accompany his application wilh good refereuces, and of this clty if possible, We can give further particulars when desirod. Alliettors should he addressed througb the post offiea, E. NORRIS, San Franelsco. to l2vl3cow6tpd REMINGTON’S ARMORY. Agency, 310 Washington st., San Franciseo. PRICES REDUCED! These arms havo been preferred by the United States Government, and stand unequaled by any inthe world. Revolvers, Army. Navy, Belt. andfe Pocket, Double and sin a= slo Aciion;, Repeaters, 5 and yest-pocket Pistols, with copper ammunition; Police Revolvers, a new model, navy size ball, 134 to Ginch barrel; Rifle vere Caues — an ¢atircly new Arm—having o range and accuracy oqnal toa rifle, anc a most porfcet Cane. All the new models for salo very low. a 12v13tt ALBERT E. CRANE. Just Published. ‘HE PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAOE, BETNO FOUR IM. ortant Lectures on FUNCTIONS and DISORDERS ol the Nervous System and Reproductlye Organs, to be had by adtlressing anil inclosing twenty-five cents. postage stamps, to Scerciary PACIFIC MUSEUM or ANaToaly, . Mont: goinery strect, San Francisco.