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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19
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FIRST PREMIUM
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VhE hNSODiMEXT OF
PRACTICAL UTllITf AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
C.ysnaHs patented Nay Is. 1889. snprps<sneN1
Eass.s NS issS The celebrated FAMILY
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attachment, amost wonderful and Gle gantly coo.
serucsed Novelty: - xOsseLaeeiM Operation. 49,
the ssHAicRf xsxplx, scwa with Dcupla A.
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Stitch wore perfect and reysiae than By hand.
and with extraordinary rapidly, making ID
stitches TO each KsvUIufsrx 81 the WnsRl. NiN
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&c.. &C.; requires no change Of stitch 10 nor
saAsle - ~ or - cnDDa, end will1AaS LUa.
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takss Ne son9sn q 0sAsa FAsos. and roesised
shs approves Of al The principsl jouenals aaA :.
thoee 40 hsve ssoD dem. N4f
PER ~ Oseeenakss u u invaluable, - ~
9ocseno!d y supplise . vacant plsss."-0s-
1ey's LsSps' AetE n
This macAiss s1spaDso FL others ~ hsvs
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~ numefocs virtues .'-p&Moeees, DassaDseA
"wSA singis o. double tArsed, Il silently
yssvsry rapidly. with c"naea 1esdle. s>ah6l
The ruaning stitch exactly like the hasd sswiaa
An psssoae vhc bay or oassSes sal>iulAasipol
cfteis genuiAs Machine, will b prosecuted iol
tasffngements on the pslcuta. The 10 the osly
sew pssced neehinc eecared By paeeAe.
single 0echiscs asnt 70 nay pert 81, Ne ooun
ny per Express. packed in box with printed
laesucssons o. receipt ofprscc. q. Agents wens
| ID everywhsSe. Crcular containina lateral IL
easements sent free.
Address all orders 70 - I
FAMILY GEN SEWiNGMACHlNEO CO..
wl5dwlyl Office. lo2 Nassau street. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

The Hartfcsd CbHraas says that Orison
Blunt has great passion foe diamonds, . nd
wears not less than $4,000 worth On bic
person. lie has 90, 600 worth IL bic
watch. He b very plain nan, dresses
very much - . carman, yet hs Is great On
diamonds, end win hunt bsIIlian - Win
extraordinary real. t;i'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

The report that Chief Justice Chase con.
templates sesiguing his position to accept
the Presidency Of the Pacific Railroad is
without any foundation. al,
The Cunard steamers are to be accompa.
nied by Britiat guabosts hsreafosr, on their
trips across the Atlantic. in view Of danger
from alleged Fsuian privateese, M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

tleycn. yeRs. 3-0ll:
/6poclal Netlee 70 Tho Ladies.
f-As4smyoiSsn ~ leaass sAssn have ~.
yoamcsS specially saaRte0 or cu.plaiatS %
wA1ah ~ ese pseahasly eae3eet,. q eoce nfs,
Who has made this tseatment ~ special study.
m. AM.0AUn6CEAU,
Rpfesssr 81 a. Dipasss q Wonen,
80 ~ sSs =, 80 kscss : ssoss:nds "a. q 8.
o. q The s1fkoesf 7i,1
se1he uefrie4 Wenan's Privsto
Ae111ui Csnpanlsn,"
(a,t publishsd = 1ss7.S sps,,s tsssaded sos ~.
Il fadics IN d.1sAs q Esesscns health: IN
edge Of her complaints. symptoms and causes. and
their skillful and immediate Treatment Il b lie.
lsne. reliable adviser and eompaAiea. Over =
~ Hallra NltlliOm Ladies'
Rs,ssss =, ,,I Fey husband ssou'd says s's'
0y %a, pos -. and ,m..d... ana .e.ou.
cure Of alspEiel d1nsaidess lrss1u flles and Oh
etfuctions. either In pefsOn or by mall Ladies from
:: pert q s yasst SDse hip via -
CAUTION TO LADIES.
isjnrioa. rossrom. q .f.as,s Piiis: sPosds:s.
drops" paln,ed upon the crsdulous and gnossnt,
s saS = SsSvss sisss s 4, 3 : s,Ii ~
MANS PnivATK nEDiDALoOHPANi0N,. Of con.
suit Dr. Asazieesu by lettss, and = guas1 aeainsl
Married and Single Ladies
dos q sdppVessi6n o. mature, }fo WSsIeVe easss,
sanOav upa his celeesssed 3. III s,,=..as T. :,
RoSt1Guoso Female nonAhly PM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19
Nip the Evil In the Bud.
mr.. WHITTIER.
ia South CLARK Street, --- Chicago, HI.

A7N. Hss fsr many years m1ae the
treatment Of private diseaseshls
1businaas spd study. Syphilis
Y IN oil it, forms, 0lsst aad esrie-
~ tures. Partisulss satsatiss CIV
~ q = old staading cases, which
vsss iSrnsrly eoasidsssd iseurahla. Aiss ~
sasst Of selitar, hasis, both ruinous 70 the bsdy
nd mind Ind produce some ofths following q.
ssets.-1lstshes> Censtipaaiea, lsss - msosry,
paia IL The small q he b6ck-can 81 fully r..
SsefeA 20 hea1th. O0nsultaAiouf lfeo.
Charges Dederale, aAa cures anasaatesd. -
Post Once Boz, 33sl. Al letters With stanap
answered. -
z. SAN business strictly eon1deatial OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

DeaWtlfylng the HAIR.
Aud is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies will find it not only certain remedy to Re
store Darker and Beautfy the HAIR but also csis-
able article for the Toilet. as is highly perfumed
with rich and delicate perfume. independent OF the
fragrant odor of the Oils of Palm OF Mace.
1'he Marvel of Perez.
A new and beautiful perfume, which in dcncscy Of
scent, and the tenacity with which It cngs 70 the
ha ndkerehief and person, is unequAled.
The above articles for sale by all Druggists and
Perfuners. at 81 per botlc each. Sent BY exposes 70
any address by proprietors.
T. ". WRIGHT d CO.,
oce0iyl 100 Liberty Street, Nov York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

-. = e;sssSsy - - = y seess-.
lki1a1 a1sised 80 - YER pssparsties, sta
tine What coed elect Z he'd o. him. I - FIRST
laiSaAA a The idea, but eossented 70 The trial.
= pleased With Il. I have tested Il thorough
lys- Il he's rseAared my Aair and whis4e1 10
mend h - II II nssd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19
8Uchelo,p,1 Alff Dive,

~. WVNHUOO = 1XUBUU Like
H. splsa1A nais Dvs = he bess b ~ world. =
~ saiy faBs ed SnSsps Dn-Hasmlsaa, Rslia-
bic. Iastantaneoss. No dIaappsinlnent. No ride.
ulous tints. Natural Black OF Broun. Rsnediss the
III sfes Of "a Dyes. lsvisorsess the har. leaving
Il sost and beautiful. The genuine d signed william
A-DsleAsloe. An others srs nsre limitations, and
should bsavulded. SOLD BY ali Draegists and PERU.
men. Factory 81 Barclay street. New York.
. BEWARE OF COUNTBRFIlT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

We hear that Limited Lhbin1r o.
pany. called the Society Of Ne OGm0|guss
Of the Great Eastern, has beon leuod Il
Paris, with capital Of t50o, 90, . take up
the charter ofthe chip. Ans6sstivs Board
including several Ameasans, hAse oak6o Il
hand the management Of the concern, With
the determination to make il . success q
regards passengsr socos1modalions cod con-
fort contract for repairs and fittings, in
Guiding new boilers, has been entered iaee
with Messrs. Geo. Forester 4 Co., of Liv
crpool, at cost Of $500, 900, under engage.
ments to have the work completed By the
9th Of March. E..
The Great Eastern will sail then for New
York, whence she is expected to leave for
d rest direct about the first Of April. Being
accommedateds0 r $500 passengers, all Of
first class. she will afford good opportuni
~ for those who intend to visit the Exhibi.
ton, and Who have not been able to secure
a psssagc. 1t il the intention Of the com.
pany 70 issue through return ,ickees to Paris
at areduoed rate. q va =
me managing director vas expected to
leave on the 7th inst. to make arrange
mcnts for opening the books for the regis
tration Of passengers By The let Of Jan
uary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

OSs Of the most brilliant Rnsei6a PSla.
caps pq1eedhs shsntpsaaiA u g Pc
tssebaas - I'm hsEsa. han1hAsshie6 IS II
issos psoyed 40 ~: I'D ~ Aau6hufohjoe
was very slightly scorchsd. when the PseAs
cese ~ to6 shs turasd dsAaiy pdass stort<
ed frso htaaeA elnis, tusk ne girl By the
uPs - - 0gek md coRfiea 6er - ~
kitchen. The peee eAa0hwmoids ovWed,
81 did not do Il On purpoW." Ths Princess
sheok her violently every time she Gessem.
ed, crying ''Silence." The great iron stove
- almost red hot The Princess pulled
The tshAu6efuA,1's clo&hes ovse bee Md.
It'd Vhem ahouk hee neck, and tered her to
cit on the hoG stove until she faint61.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO
IT'S NATURAL COLOR,
OF the money vim be refunded.
AZ this preparation 10 comparatively new in
this ceantsy. the propristors present the
TootlmOnials y,
Of well-know. persons = 70 ~ excSe.6se. -
DIRECTIONS IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH.

DIRECTIONS IN FRENCH AMI. ENGLISH.
Coxcoap, Jsae /. 1855.
NEssns r. L. WALLAcs 1 Co.-The second
invoice Of your valuable preparation for the hair
was duly received, and. in compliance with your
f.. ss ion Tx: n :;
the - Of ~ erst bottle. IL answers the pur-
pose required Doot perfectly. and - . resaorer
ead c)scneef ofthe hair Il 10 only equalsd by its
lsal1a1es = . eeolia& sad healthy application 70
4. GROSSLY, n. D.
unsussssa. n. H., June -, 1855.
Nseee. ~ WAa.Ace : Co. Osnts-I have
u1o0 ~OA 0onnn1nBso 8mprese for the Hair"
snA - pleo1oa 90 ~ results. I and It The
paees - S1go1o Qelcls have ever SEEM
M q - 9 go Nbe In every respect.
LEONARD FRENCH, ND.
s., ~i1 = LAscAsr6s, nsgyo. lsse.
Nessrs r. L. wALLAca + Co.: Gents-l have
used your preparation for the hair, and find It
the cleanest and best preparation for the hair
DR. ". BARNEY.
ness,s. +. L. vAlrkss q GO oents-rb.ve
ueed DR.. Chausslsrs Eopeese for the hair. and
and IL all il cl6lms % b. feoroially recon-
mend II 10 the pueaic.
MATT HEAD.
Ade. Gen. n. b.
MAxcuHsssR. N. H May, 1885,
Nessrs. F. L. WALLAcs / Co.-Set my name
dova amoag those who have uled your prgpa-
ratioa;witA much sotiefac%ion. I 1ove used ~
sfoa Oehess, bue ne ours the oeoided pr( kr-
srsee. II aeti6Q dpoa The HARE In 6sstorin8Q -
eciss. 10 qsisk nd disable, 1ASasA drsointR
is supurb.
Da D. K. BoussaLs.
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sffsDwAnoRaueO 6vQgl2
! 80 ssAAenssnE arca ~, 1sss:
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

eresss TIE sol must b atapted b The sssd thes
wfn - .snau RETAINS; end H. humaa body nnel
contain impurities, or there win b NO sieknea.-
The man whose bowels cad blood have been clsansed
II DRANDRxrRs PfLLs
AAy wax through injected districts without fear,
sI1s liz efthe AseA b 10 "a blood.~ To secure
health Ne must USE BRAUDN8TH0 PILLS. b.
csses ~ csaeSt p eick 6ut its1 unhealthy sen9q.
0Meoo - - U0O06ueme Mod, u11o4 Bf1noestnho
f1In remove; this method = following mature, and
y $50 ~ ~ aood - tt6toftt0e. See b. 0fAh6-
!eee q w11ee hetseo 4 the 0evesn0eot eeamp. Sold
b ~ DeuQgtoto.4 = = =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

r. II WALLACE Z CO.. =
Sole Prepsiatorss Manchester, n. n.
SOLD AT WHOLESALE BY
oUnumAooo = VAN ScmAACx.
WHOLESALE DRUGGLSTN,
~ 11allb 0e1oee, : CHICAGO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

Agricultural EXPORTS. The following
table shows the exports from New York to
foreign ports, Of various articles Of domes-
tic produce, FOR the first nine months of the
several years named:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

Sole Agent ~ esopg36(st lbsu6Woede oftvea-
year: Ihey ase eent b nsll. b ordioasy ise. 4
eesver& W040on t6slraoG1DaoWa0 49,
oe1l9w1m 49, ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19
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TIE HEAD OF A COMET,
according to Milton. h rendered tesfold more terri
bic BY its '.uORRID HAIR
and there tn ousands Of Assy human heads which
might be rendered charming BY simply changing their
tint to mellow brown. or perfectly natural black
with CHRIsrADORO's HAIR DYE,
II 10 ridiculous to carry into society grey. sandy or
carrotty teoA, WAsA 1ve minutes would reader II =
stisaetive - Nature could have inside II d her AAps
pleet mood. Manufactured BY J. CHRlOTADOROs
Astuf House. New York. Sold By UfuRgisto.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-02
FREE ScHooIs IN RIcHNosp.-Tbe Rich.

FREE SCHOOLS IN RICHMoND.-The Rich
,mond - Republic" has an interesting article
upon the free schools established in tnat city
by the Union Commission. We quote
couple of paragraphs:
Over the building in which the boys
school is taught, there floats a beautiful
United States fag-tbe expressive symbol of
the spirit that prevails and the work that is
done on the premises. The children are
taught that the friends of the Union are their
friends, and that the Union itself is their
friend : but nothing that can wound their
feelings or lessen their self respect is done,
or said, or encouraged. If they are badly
clad. clothes are given them; if they hunger,
they are fed if they are sick, they are visit
ed and it would be unnatural indeed If they
and their parents were not sincerely and
strongly attached to their benefactors.
On four nights of the week, the grown
people of Belvidere Hill, Of both sexes, who
have not been blessed with an education,
meet at the Laboratory Schools, and receive
gratutious instruction. On some nights as
many as thirty five attend, and apply them
selves with an eagerness and an earbestness
that is inspiring. Some OF the pupils in the
day school are enough in earnest to come to
the night school also. A Massachusetts
school teacher trying for an hour to show a
one legged Confederate soldier how to write,
and doing it all with pleasure, and delight,
is a subject for an artist
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-02
pENOVAL.--The Courier once has been
removed to Armory Hall building, first

NABBED.-Deputy Sheriff o. Brown, of
Red Bluff, had little official business that
took him out as far as the Tower House, this
week. Returning, he stopped at Whisky
town for little recreation. at the hotel. He
noticed mule hitched there. and having an
eve to business. he gave the animal and rig
ging close inspection. recognized the saddle
as property belonging to a stable at tire
Bluff. On inquiry he learned that a China
man owned the property. Brown sought
for and found the Celestial cuss, and learned
from him that lie hired the saddle and a
horse from Wileox-Browr' s partner former
ly-to 90 to Missouri Bend to bay hogs. and
having become tired of riding another ma"
horse, for which he had to pay a per diem.
traded him off and got one Of his own
Brown bagged the Chinaman and took him
to Red Bluff.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-02

The BuRDELL MURDER.-An unexpected
gleam of light has recently been thrown upon
the mysterious murder of DIR. Burdell, in
New York. in 1851 by the confession of a
young man calling himself Charles ii. Col
den, while under arrest in Newburyport.
Mass, and in Jail. 1t appears that he was to
be her agent in killing Burdell, but rejected
IA knife given him by the woman, Mrs. Gun
ningham for that purpose, and escorted one
of her daughters to the theatre. On their
return. at half past one, he noticed the
smoky smell in the street met Mrs. Cum
ningham with a napkin stained with blood !;
saw Snodgrass in his room. the bosom of his
shirt stained with blood, as he said from the
nose bleed, ard went to bed feeling that the
murder had been committed. Next morning
Mrs. Cunningham gave him nine hundred
dollars and told him to leave the country
which he did. The woman, who got clear.
is said to be now residing somewhere in Cal
ifornia Several years since she was recog-
nized in San Francisco.-Bee.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-02
Letter from whiskytown.
WH1sKYrowN. MAY 2sth. ls

WHIsKYrowN, May 2Sth, 1866.
Ed. CouRIER:-Not having seen letter
from this once fourishing camp in your pa
per for some time, / thought | would give YOU
a few items not that wish to infer that old
Whiskytown is not fourishing now l think
it holds its own with any camp in the county.
Quartz is quiet just now; we are afraid to
bray after the South Fork discovery. The
Pitchpine Company are running tunnel on
their ledge and believe are going to have
some of their rock tested. There is compa.
nv at work ON the.head of Mule Canyon on
quartz lode. The rock is decomposed |
have heard of fifty dollars to the pan being
obtained. but how long i. took to get at the
pan deponent sayeth not but trom the for
mer richness of the placer mines in that sec
ton everybody supposes they have good
thing.
Williams & Co. have completed their aque-
duct, and it works splendidly. This compa-
nv. under instructions from Messrs Hallidie
& CO., of San Francisco have made wire
cable and suspended to it an iron pipe, seven
inches in diameter, conveying the waters of
Brandy Creek to their mine on Sawmill Flat,
and are confident they have a tlume that will
stand high water.
Nate Harrington took his mill dam out last
winter, and has formed company to work
the ground, which they suppose is rich. |
have heard of claim on it being sold for as
high as $500.
Tie army worm has made its appearance
in this section. but they have attacked moth
ing but weeds yet, although miner told me
he saw large numbers in his claim on Saw
mill Flat. He supposed they had cleaned
out the weeds, and commenced on rocks and
sluice boxes. as they were covered with them
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-02

MINING ITEMs.-The erection of the fume
from the Clear Creek ditch on to the divide | e
tween Oregon and Obey gulches, is pro-
crossing, and will soon be completed, thus
opening large quantity of rich and unclaim-
ed hill diggings that can be worked by hy-
draulc power.
Rector & Wright, whose discovery on
Ross Gulch, on the east side of the river, we
noticed last week. IRE working with the most
fattering success-suficient to cause a STAN
pede of thousaEds of miners if located in
Idaho or Montana.
Steady work is being done on the Bunker
Hill claim. with fair remuneration for capital
an! labor invested, but of late no rich pock-
cts have been struck.
Accounts continue to come from South Fork
district of a nature equally fatteriag and
startling with those of the first discovery.
The Chinese have been admitted into the
Spring Creek district, and large numbers are
working there upon ground that pays two
dollars per day.
Briggsville, on Clear Creek, now belongs
entirely to Chinese, and the ground hereto
fore used as a town site is being more profit
ably used for mining purposes.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-02

COMING Our OF THE HOLE IT WENT IN AT
A writer in Blackwood's Magazine, whc
processes to have been Confederate officer
tells story in the last number of that mag
azine which sounds somewhat Munchausen.
ish. about Rebel soldier who fell by his
side. A Yankee bullet had struck him in
the middle of the forehead, and he was re.
carded as killed outright, but, to his surprise.
he found him few hours later fighting a gain.
The writer of the article accounts for this in
these words: 81 According to the surgeons
statement, the ball, striking obliquely. had
glanced, passing between cuticle and skull.
all round the head emerging at last from the
rery place 1t had entered ~
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-02

The FRANCHISE IN TENNEssEE.-The new
franchise bill passed by the Tennessee Legis-
lature is intended to exclude all who were
actively in the rebellion, but instead of max
ing this the declared basis, the bill gives suf.
frage to various classes, and excludes all not
belonging to any of those classes. All are to
be allowed to vote who voted in November.
1864. February, 1865, and March, 1865 all
who have been honorably discharged from
the Union army: all loyal persons in East
Tennessee who could not vote in the elections
named because they were living within the
rebel lines; loyal men in West Tennessee
who were not allowed to vote by the rebels !;
-combatants and non participants in the
rebellion; and appointees of Gov. johnson
and Gov. Brownlow. These various classes
include some $4,000 votes, as is supposed. or
about half the white voting population of the
State
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-02

YREKA JoURNAL-We fear this journal, in
its Quarrel with the Teamsters' Association
and people of Red Bluff, is losing its temper
and discretion. In its issue of the 25th ult
il couples Shasta with the matter, and says
that they will 50 avoid Red Bluff and Shasta
sharks" Now this is not pretty talk, Mr..
Journal. Shasta has been the friend OF
Yreka. and has nary shark into it. Weare
all sucking doves here, Mr.. Journal, and it's
very naughty in you to abuse us by calling
us bad names.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-02

The Legislature of Georgia has passed a
law ordering that marriages between colored
people shall he soemnized the same way as
marriages between whites. The act also
provides heavy penalty against the mar
riage of a white person with one of African
descent. MarysrHle appeal.
In an intelligent community such law
would be unnecessary. The fear of negro
equality being recognized practically by the
butternuts is what's the matter. No statutes
are necessary to prevent Abolitionists from
marrying negroes. Strange, is it not. after
all that has been said and written by Demo.
Gratis on the subject?
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-02

HoNEYcoMB MrLL-Last week this mil
was cleaned up after run of fifty three tuns
of rock. The result, after melting and assay.
was fraction over Sl545. Mr.. Grover, the
Superintendent, says that almost any two
tuns of the fifty three should have paid that
amount, but the sulphurets are OF such
character as to battle his skill in saving the
gold. The most he can do is to save the tan
ings and wait for further developments III
ways and means for saving the gold IN that
class of rock. 1t is his opinion that roasting
is the only remedy, and thinks some oi
building furnace for that purpose TINS sum
mer, and testing the virtues of fire first upon
the tailings and then upon the rock. Does
the Mining and Scientific Press know OF
better process?
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-02

New MAcHINE.-We have before alluded
TO that ingenious California invention, SAYS
the Call. for making the soles and heels of
boots and shoes. and for mailing cigar, fruit,
and other boxes. This machine will make
and drive as high as one hundred and sixty
nails in minute. The nails are made, cut,
and driven home in one motion. Mr.. Z. 7.
Barlow, the inventor, has this machine set
up and in operation on Center street. near
the machine shop south of the San Jose
Railroad. To those engaged in the manu-.
faeture of boots and shoes, or small boxes,
the machine is well worthy of attention.
To them IT will prove quite as useful as the
sewing machine is to tailors housewives and
bagmakers
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-02

SourH FoRK.-The Chicago is the
original discovery in the district. We hear
a rumor that already the company have COM
menced business by sending an agent below
with quantity of the rock to show Its
wealth. and to buy mill and machinery
if satisfactory terms can be made. This
looks like business, and we have no doubt
Init success will attend the movement,
for the AGENT will have erideace with him
that cannot fail to be convincing.