Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

12 The Blining and Seientific Press. New Metuop or Buying anp SELLING.— A. Paris letter describes a most extraordinary revolutiou iu the ordinary course of affairs which is about to be inaugurated. On thesite of the old Theater Lyrique a huge building is iu course of construction by a company of tradespeople, who are about to start a new principle in the art of buying and selling. There will be sold in this gigantic warehouse every imaginable article of food, dress, furniture, ironmongery, etc. ‘the purchaser, on paying for his goods, will be handed a receipt, which he will keep, until, by successive purchases, he has receipts for one hundred francs, (£4,) on prescuting which the company will exchange these for that sum. At the end of every year a lottery will take place, and if the purchaser be in luck, and his number comes out, he will be repaid the whole sum spent ; but if Dame Fortune be not propitious, he may have to wait fifty-nine years to recover the money he has spent. ‘Thus, if I buy a coat, price £4, at the end of two years, if I am fortunate, my £4 is paid back to me, or to my grandson, A. D. 1923. This sounds awfully like a joke, but the company is positively formed ; it starts with a capital of 20,000,000 francs, and has paid down three millions for ground purchased. Our Clireulation.—Tnk Mixing anv Screntiric Press has large and permanent sttbscription Ist, and enjoys a tmore_unlversnl circulation among stockholders and persons directly interested in mining than any other paper on this coast. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. The following Steamsiips will be dispatched on tho folSines {owing named days, Jiaar July 18th—GOLDEN CITY. .Capt. W. F, Lapidge. August 34—COLORADO. {.Capt. Erom Eolsom street Wharf At lle’clock A. M., punctually to the hour, : For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed froin Panama to Aspinwall by the Panania Rallroad Company, and from Aspinwall to New York by the Atiuntie and Pacific Steamsh!p Company. A Baggage Mastcr will be sent through each trip. Cabin passeugers wlll be berthed for Atlantle steamer. OLIVER ELDEIDGE, Agent. Corner Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts. HOMESTEAD FOR FIVE DOLLARS. There being 830 many persons who were unable to get one ef cur HOMESTEAD LOTS in the New City of Newport, At the time of our Excursien on the ith of June, 1865, the Directors have voted to set! ONE HUNDRED LOTS MORE Atthe same price, which is FIVE DOLLARS EACH, and No Charge for the Deed. , Ray Office Newport Land Company, No. 511 Sacramento street, where plans can be seen and lots selected. 24v10-lin Machinery. MeCOMB’s ; CUMULATIVE POWER PRESS ANC ARROW TIE. EB. C MeCOMB, Agent. Ne. 1 Government House, eor. Sansoine and Washington sts. 23v10 30 NOTICE. The unteralgned having juturchased the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT in and tor tho State of Callfornia, tor the Manufacture and Snie of WINHAMS PATENT HOSE COUPLING, Hereby caution all partics against the manufacture or purchase ot the ubove Hose Couplings, oxcept through us, as oa will be prosce to the full extent ot Cory wil PRESCOTT & SCHEIDEL, Marysville Foundry. 13v10-3in. HANSCOM’S CRUSHERS, Made In sizes suitable for Breaking Quartz for Batteries; Rock for macadamizing or conerete: Copper Ore for sackdug, sampling, or concentrating; also, for crushing Quartz for Arastras and Griuders. The small sizes make a most afticlent Crusher for Prospectors, and are arrauged to be run by Hand, Horse, Water, or Steam Power. For further information address W. W. HANSCOM. 1 Golden State Iron Works, San Francisco. March 3lst, 1865. TIUNT’S PATENT Circular Sweep Horse-Powers, For running Churns, Washing Machines, Grindstones, pany y waler, sawing wood, and other light machinery. rice, $1, at the Factory, HUNT'S PATENT SELF-REGULATING TREAD HORSE. POWER 1s superior to any machine of tho kind in the market. Price, with Governor, all complete to set to work, at tho Fuctory, $300. Manufactured i E, 0. HUNT, * tylo 2 Second street, San Fraecisco. THE HAMMER QUARTZ MILL. [PATENT APPLIED FOR] This Machine Is now: complete aud ready for saic. In constructing lt, our alm has been to produce a light, cheap and economical Crusher—onc adapted to mining on asmall as well as on a large scale. The elementary principle on whieh: It operates is that of the stamp—the only one really reltable and economicul. But the stamp has many serlons iilsadvantages, among which are {ts great welght and small velocity; the great power required to run it; difficulty In feeding properly; imperfect discharge, and the necessity of crushing wet, or the annoyance from dust in crnshing dry. All these difficulties are obviated ln onr machine, and tic percussive blow of the stamp retalned, with the further advantage of Its heing a drawlug of grinding one. We glve to our hammers suci: abseluto or relative weight and velocity as we choose—just such as to effect thelr purpose and no more—thus securing the qualities of the natntal hammer blow. The feed Js self-adjusting and uniform, and as fast as the ore reaches the required degree of fineness (which depends upon the fineness of the screen or sieve used), It Is instantiy discharged, so that there Is eo pucking of the ore under the hammers, The mill crushes dry, with no more dust than that ineldent to feeding, which is trifling. Asthe only support of the mortar Is a single post sctfeto the ground, the machine can be put in place at slight expense. The size now being built weighs abeut 1,800 ponnds complete; the heaviest plece not welghing over 275 ronnds. It Js driven by half a horse-pewer, and crushes from three to ten tons per day of twenty-four hours per day, accordlng to the character of the rock and the fineness to which It is reduced, Larger ones will be furnished if desired. We Invite an Inspection of the Mill now in operation adjoiniug the Foundry of DEVOE, DINSMORE & CO,, on, Fremoet strect, between Market and Mission, San Franelsco. Office, No. 11 Court Block, San Francisco, Cal, 21+10 RixX & LOGAN. ATWOOD'S “UDs ua Jo o19}a ADAET This Windmill isthe most pertect, scli-rezulutor yet invented, andIx capable of being adjusted to any desired speed. Manutactured at 222 Missloa Street, North side, below Beale, SAN FRANCISCO. N, B,---We also nanulactnre DICKERSON’S SELF-REGULATING MILLS; also, Rotary and Statlonary Mills of ditferent styles and prices, varying trom 35) to S: cach; also round and square Water Tanks made to order, 222 Misslon street, below Beale. 5 UNT’s IMPROVED WIND-MILL. T11S WIND-MILL IS RAPIDLY ? taking the place of ali other Mills I! pn the Pnetfic Cimst, These Mills are so simple in thelr construction, that when onee bulit, they emi be putin prder by almest any person; and whet once In order they wilirun Yor years without repairs. Prices, from $50 to $1,000. ROUND AND SQUARE WATER TANKS BUILT TO ORDER. HIUNT’S PUMPS Are adinitted to be the best in tho Market tor Wind Mills, being bullt expressly for that purpose, They can be sel, and taken apart with a2 comiuon wrench, and are very easily repalred. HUNT'S ENDLESS CILAIN ©-HORSE POWER Fov Sawing Wood. ALSO, THE Self-Regulating Horse Power 1s so arranged as to give a steady motion, and Is calculated to be used tor turning Wood. Iron or Brass, aiso tor Scroll or Circular Sawing, al is fully equal to Stcam for any light work. The above Machines are bnilt of the best materials, and made as Durabic as Woed and Lron will mako them. ALL WORK WARRANTED. 4Q~ For further Particulars sco small circulars. «62 E. O. HUNT, No. 28 Second Street, and 108 & 112 Jessie Street, San Francisco. 26-3m, PETROLEUM OIL WELLS. MANUFACTURER OF ALL SIZES OF Tools for Well Boring. Waving had long experlenec In this ne, 1am prepared to All orders promptly and at low rates. No. 107 Leidesdorif street, between Califoreia and Sacramento, San Francisco. 21y10-1m SA LMON’S PROPELLER AMALGAMATOR. The proprieters and inventors ef thls machine, after fourteen years of practical Seren euce in mining In Calitornia and Nevada Territory, and hnving a thorough knowledue of the wants of Miners and Mili. men, have succeeded In making an Ainalganiator, which, for the purposes Iniended, far surpasses uny other yet presented to the public, aud which can be turnished at Jess than one-half of the expense of any other Amaslgumetor, now in use, besides requiring less labor to cle nil keep it in running order. The Amalgamatpr is simple in its construction, consisting of a panortub constructed of wood and adapted to either a Stone or Iron bottom. Opposile each other, and on thie Inside of the inb. are twn flanges, trom two to tour inches broad, reachIng trom tie tep to uear the bottom, with room for the mullers tn pass under. These flauges arc for the purpose of preventing the pulp froin torming a circular cur rent, aud together with a number of wings placed like a serew propeller on the muller-shatt, force n enrrent continaally on the quicksilver at the bottom and uuder the grinding surface ot the mullers. This pecnilarity of propellerscrew amt side winys, in combination wlth 2 deep tub, aro what the proprictors clnim as new and tor which a patent hax been appiled tor. The undersizned are now manulacturlig three different sizes of this machine, and the attention of the pubile is respecttully calied to the tollowing results obtained, trom the working of Reese River rock, by this ainalyamator, and assayed by Miiler & Lunbaum, at Austin, Nevada: No. Fine No Fine 250 913 ASSAY 0.55 saver ed Se) 285 941 Aspity for Czotinan 980 286 oA) Assay Water Rock 966 1 aay Assay Water Roel 99g St nelnding «1 hundred other batches, were all workiin filtecu per cent., and some to within ten per eent., of the assay. Parties interested will find it to their advuntage to call and see tie above machine in operation. Manufactured nt the San Francisco Foundry, San Francisco, Callfornia, by J. & W. C. SALMON, To whom ali orders should be addressed. 15 TO QUARTZ MINERS. Hinizle’s Centrifugal Pulverizer and Amalgamatort! HE ATTENTION Ul MINERS IS RESPECTFULLY tequested to HINKLE'S CENTRIFUGAL PULVER1ZER AND AMALOAMATOR, now mnmnfactnred and to be seen in operation atthe NOVELTY JRQN WORKS of Mr. E. T. Steen, Nos. 37 & 39 Fremont street, between Market and Misston streets. This machine js the hest In the State for the purpose of Pulverlzing and Amnigamating ORES The whole machine, made entirely of tion, will not exceed One Ton, and no plece of It will exceed 200 pounds, which makes It very convenient for transportation toremote districts. It wlll work Two Tons of Rock per day. i Mr. Hanson, who ls running one of the machines, 1s an expericnecil Amalgamator, and will receive Ores at the above named plnce, and extract the metals and furnish assays for all persons wishing the same. he Subseriber manutactures a HAND MACHINE tor Miners engaged In progpecting, which will work 60 ponnds of ROCK at a time, and which will welgh about 175 pounds. he Pulverlzer and Amalgaunitor works Rock of the slze of agrain of corn to an Impalpable powder. Apply to PILILIP HINKLE, At tho Novelty Iron Pork) joes 87 & 89 Fremont street. 15-1m BAUX & GUIOD’S Separator & Amalgamator Is the most important Improvement in_ mining machinely ever introduce. lt was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the San Franciseo Mechanics’ air tor 1844, where it proved jtseil to he the licst_ Scparntor aud Amalzamator among all the competitors. Constructed on prinetples which combine Sciestivic KNownEncs witn Practical Experience, these Puns extract mre gold and silver from thelr ores than any others in nse, as a tew hours trim] will demonstrate. Mill men will find It tu thelr ndvantage to employ these pans as Separators, in vddition to the orlinary Aimalgaturs now In nse, and to re-work their ok) tallings. The cost of these pans is inconstlerabte, and thelr struc. ture {s sucli that they can be readily separated in parts conyenicnt for packing onimnuies. Amoug the many adyantages possessed iy KHAUX & GUIOIPS Pan, are the following: The trifilng cost tor allendance: Its small enst; Its portahility; The large quantity of pulp it can operute npon im a gly. en time; It may be worked even weeks without stopping, as It Is constrncted tu work continuously; The complete thoroniness of the separation of the reck from the metais and the trifling power required to work them; They can be attached to any orilnary crushing apparatus, Lapidarics’ refuse, Retineis' ashes, Jewelers’ 8 NOTICE TO MINERS. NEW QUARTZ MILL. ie ATTENTION OF ALL ENGAGED 1N M eniled to Fuuchery’s nurivaled Mining Machines, conete of his celebrated Turbine Water Wheel, © nleh took the Mirst Premium at the Mechanics’ Falr at San Frunelsco for 1304; his Crocodile Qnarty Crusher; his Pulverizer; and his fmproved Freiberg Sn eas Barrel; altogether forming the most Gon Heke and effective Quartz Reducing and Amalgumating MIN new ihuse. This mii! can be pnt uj at less cest, ruu with less power, and accomplish more work, than any other now In use, B. Fauchery and F. Genard Having established a Quartz Mill and Metallurgical Works, are llow prepafed to crush, reast amaigdmate, assort, cupelate, and give correct analysis of ores. Weare also prépared to give our attention to the building and constructing of Quarta Mills atid Furnaces, attd give direetions tor work+ Ing Mines; and niso to instruct persons In all branches aps geile to Mintng Works, at No. 23 Fremont strect, neat arket, Rnilroad Foundry building, F. GENARD, Metallurg. st. 24vo a NING 13 EH. FAUCHERY; Engineer, WM. BRUCKNER’S Eurnace for Roasting Ores. Now in Operation at 416 Market street. This Furnace, which 1s portable, and can be carried on muleback, undertakes to roast Without einploying any labor whatever for the oneration of stirring, which is accomplished by mnelunery thutinay be driven by steam or any other motor. 1t conalsts of an Iron cylinder, which, belng suspended hy chains, In rotating mixes und stirs the ore, by an internal apparatus, guicker and more pertcetly than can be done In any other furnace hitherto known In inetillurgy. It can be appiled to any kind of ore, and the rapid. ty and pertecteilness of Its operailon, the great saving in fuel, and the citire saving of the labor nsnaily required for stirring the ore, together with the small cost ol constructing {t, renders this furnace a most Economical and Practical Invention, The Furnace may be had of two sizes—one belng nine feet in length and meine fourteen hundred poumts, and tha other six teet in leugth, and hoiding eight hnnired pounds. One aly har is required to drive the machinery of the larger sized furnace, and three-fourths of a horse. power for the smaller size. Parties wishing to ereet such furnaces will please communicate to W. BRUCKNER, Bv10 No. 416 Market street, San Fruncisco, BLAKE'S QUARTZ BREAKER Is now extensively used for breaking hard masses of Quartz or Ores To a size suitable tor stamps. These muchines are patented, aud are in practical operation In CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA, WASHOE, ENGLAND, FRANCE, —— AND — THE ATLANTIC STATES, These Machines, or circulars. containing further information Ponies them, muy be obtained of the undersigned. ress, BLAKE & TWLER, Box 2077 San Francisco Pest Office. CHAS. T. BLAKE, E. TYLER, * WM, P. BLAKE, 4 SS City. Michigan Bluff, : iv 10 San Francisco, VARNEY'S PATENT AMALGAMATOR, These Machines Stand Unrivaled, For rapidly pniverizing aud amalgamating ores, they have no cual. No cffort las been, or will be, spared to have then: coustricted In tho most perfect mannex, und of the great number now In operation, not onc Ins ever res ules repairs, The constant and inercasing demand tor them 1s suit it evidence of their merits, w purchased or worked for u percentage. Ores and tuillngs worked or assayed at reasonable rates, Manufactired at the Vuican lron Works, Miners’ Foundry and San Francisco Foundry, San Francisco, and at Hengit & Thom's Foundry, Nevada City. For further particulars, or to see this Pan in operation, call on or address J.B. BAUX, Fremont Street, near Missien, adjoining the San Exenetsco avi Iron Works, San Francisco. FARRAND'’S Oscillating Amalgamator, RECEIVED THE ONLY PREMIUSL WARDEN FOR AMALGAMATORS Reeent Industrial Fair 4A At the OFTHE Mechanics’ Institute of San Francisco, Committee of Awards. 0, BELnEN, W. T. Garratt, H. P. WAkELEE, OQ. Gori, Gxo, Jounson, ©. M. Rapeuirr. This Premium Amalgamator was placed on trial, at tho Mcchanies' Pavilion, with the Varney, Whee!cr & Randall, and Hepburn & Peterson Pae, cach working eight hundred Pennds ot crushed rock. This Unrlvaled Amalgamator possesses many advantages over all others now in use. Ist. It is capable ot doing double the aimeunt of work of the ordinary Pans, at a saving oF eiore than one-halt of the ower, " 9d. Itreducesthe pulp finer, thereby producing a better result. . It requires less quicksilver by one-half at a charge, whlist the lossby tritnratlon is comparatively nothizig. 4th, Agan Amulgamator of gold contalned in sulphurets as also for very fine or flour gold, it has ne eqnal. Sth. This Amalgamator Involves no complicated machinery, and Is less liable to get outof order than any ol tha pe fanufactured at the MINERS’ FOUNDRY. W. D. FARRAND, Inventor, R.L. OGDEN, Agent, SAN FRANCISCO, Ror oaa corecr Montgomery and Callforeia atrects. They are constricted s0 asto apply steam directly Inte the puip, or with stcamn bottonrs, as desired. This Amalgamator Operates as Follows: The pan being filicil, the motion of the muller forces the pulp to the center, where it ls drawn down throngh the aperture and between the grindlug surfaces. Thence It is thrown to the periphery into the quicksilver. The curved piates.agnin draw It to the center, where it pnsses down, and to tho circumference as bctore, Thus itis constantly assing In a regular flow between the griuding surtaces und Ihe the quicksilver, unti! the ore is reduced to nn impalpabie powder, and the metal amalgamated. Setlers made oi the same priuciple execl all others.— They bring the pulp so constautiy and pertectly In contact with qnicksilver, that the particles are rapidly and completely absorbed. Mill men arc invited to examine these pans and seticrs for themselves, at the PACIFIC FOUNDRY, Ivl0 San Franclsco, Hepburn & Peterson’s AMALGAMATOR. HE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION of the Mining Prtblic to thelr Reducer and tAmalgamator, and also to their Separator for reducing and separating the mleeral froin S Gold and Silver Ores, Manufactured and exhibited atthe Vulcan Iron Works, Nos 137 and 139 First street, San Francisco. These machines secure to the Minera more Expeditious and Perfect Rednction and Ainalgamatiou, a less iahiltty to accident and delay, and a greater amount of nsefiil effect in proportion tothe pewer employed to kecp them in operation than any other machine now in use for producing siml. -ar results. This fact is attested to by their general adoption and preferenee at all the principal Reduction Works in Nevada Territory ; among which may be mentioned the Gould & Curry Mill, the Silver State Reduction Works, Zephyr Flat Mill, Pioncer Mill, Eastern Slope Mill, Phoewix Mill, ete. This Amaleamator nay ‘be seen in operation at the a ee Metalliryical Works, Bryant St. bet. 3d aml . (IMustrated iu the Mleing and_Sclentific Press. April 91h, . tHEPBURN & PETERSON, novs Sm* «

12 The Blining and Seientific Press. New Metuop or Buying anp SELLING.— A. Paris letter describes a most extraordinary revolutiou iu the ordinary course of affairs which is about to be inaugurated. On thesite of the old Theater Lyrique a huge building is iu course of construction by a company of tradespeople, who are about to start a new principle in the art of buying and selling. There will be sold in this gigantic warehouse every imaginable article of food, dress, furniture, ironmongery, etc. ‘the purchaser, on paying for his goods, will be handed a receipt, which he will keep, until, by successive purchases, he has receipts for one hundred francs, (£4,) on prescuting which the company will exchange these for that sum. At the end of every year a lottery will take place, and if the purchaser be in luck, and his number comes out, he will be repaid the whole sum spent ; but if Dame Fortune be not propitious, he may have to wait fifty-nine years to recover the money he has spent. ‘Thus, if I buy a coat, price £4, at the end of two years, if I am fortunate, my £4 is paid back to me, or to my grandson, A. D. 1923. This sounds awfully like a joke, but the company is positively formed ; it starts with a capital of 20,000,000 francs, and has paid down three millions for ground purchased. Our Clireulation.—Tnk Mixing anv Screntiric Press has large and permanent sttbscription Ist, and enjoys a tmore_unlversnl circulation among stockholders and persons directly interested in mining than any other paper on this coast. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. The following Steamsiips will be dispatched on tho folSines {owing named days, Jiaar July 18th—GOLDEN CITY. .Capt. W. F, Lapidge. August 34—COLORADO.. {..Capt. Erom Eolsom street Wharf At lle’clock A. M., punctually to the hour, : For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed froin Panama to Aspinwall by the Panania Rallroad Company, and from Aspinwall to New York by the Atiuntie and Pacific Steamsh!p Company. A Baggage Mastcr will be sent through each trip. Cabin passeugers wlll be berthed for Atlantle steamer. OLIVER ELDEIDGE, Agent. Corner Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts. HOMESTEAD FOR FIVE DOLLARS. There being 830 many persons who were unable to get one ef cur HOMESTEAD LOTS in the New City of Newport, At the time of our Excursien on the ith of June, 1865, the Directors have voted to set! ONE HUNDRED LOTS MORE Atthe same price, which is FIVE DOLLARS EACH, and No Charge for the Deed. , Ray Office Newport Land Company, No. 511 Sacramento street, where plans can be seen and lots selected. 24v10-lin Machinery. MeCOMB’s ; CUMULATIVE POWER PRESS ANC ARROW TIE. EB. C MeCOMB, Agent. Ne. 1 Government House, eor. Sansoine and Washington sts. 23v10 30 NOTICE. The unteralgned having juturchased the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT in and tor tho State of Callfornia, tor the Manufacture and Snie of WINHAMS PATENT HOSE COUPLING, Hereby caution all partics against the manufacture or purchase ot the ubove Hose Couplings, oxcept through us, as oa will be prosce to the full extent ot Cory wil PRESCOTT & SCHEIDEL, Marysville Foundry. 13v10-3in. HANSCOM’S CRUSHERS, Made In sizes suitable for Breaking Quartz for Batteries; Rock for macadamizing or conerete: Copper Ore for sackdug, sampling, or concentrating; also, for crushing Quartz for Arastras and Griuders. The small sizes make a most afticlent Crusher for Prospectors, and are arrauged to be run by Hand, Horse, Water, or Steam Power. For further information address W. W. HANSCOM. 1 Golden State Iron Works, San Francisco. March 3lst, 1865. TIUNT’S PATENT Circular Sweep Horse-Powers, For running Churns, Washing Machines, Grindstones, pany y waler, sawing wood, and other light machinery. rice, $1, at the Factory, HUNT'S PATENT SELF-REGULATING TREAD HORSE. POWER 1s superior to any machine of tho kind in the market. Price, with Governor, all complete to set to work, at tho Fuctory, $300. Manufactured i E, 0. HUNT, * tylo 2 Second street, San Fraecisco. THE HAMMER QUARTZ MILL. [PATENT APPLIED FOR] This Machine Is now: complete aud ready for saic. In constructing lt, our alm has been to produce a light, cheap and economical Crusher—onc adapted to mining on asmall as well as on a large scale. The elementary principle on whieh: It operates is that of the stamp—the only one really reltable and economicul. But the stamp has many serlons iilsadvantages, among which are {ts great welght and small velocity; the great power required to run it; difficulty In feeding properly; imperfect discharge, and the necessity of crushing wet, or the annoyance from dust in crnshing dry. All these difficulties are obviated ln onr machine, and tic percussive blow of the stamp retalned, with the further advantage of Its heing a drawlug of grinding one. We glve to our hammers suci: abseluto or relative weight and velocity as we choose—just such as to effect thelr purpose and no more—thus securing the qualities of the natntal hammer blow. The feed Js self-adjusting and uniform, and as fast as the ore reaches the required degree of fineness (which depends upon the fineness of the screen or sieve used), It Is instantiy discharged, so that there Is eo pucking of the ore under the hammers, The mill crushes dry, with no more dust than that ineldent to feeding, which is trifling. Asthe only support of the mortar Is a single post sctfeto the ground, the machine can be put in place at slight expense. The size now being built weighs abeut 1,800 ponnds complete; the heaviest plece not welghing over 275 ronnds. It Js driven by half a horse-pewer, and crushes from three to ten tons per day of twenty-four hours per day, accordlng to the character of the rock and the fineness to which It is reduced, Larger ones will be furnished if desired. We Invite an Inspection of the Mill now in operation adjoiniug the Foundry of DEVOE, DINSMORE & CO,, on, Fremoet strect, between Market and Mission, San Franelsco. Office, No. 11 Court Block, San Francisco, Cal, 21+10 RixX & LOGAN. ATWOOD'S “UDs ua Jo o19}a ADAET This Windmill isthe most pertect, scli-rezulutor yet invented, andIx capable of being adjusted to any desired speed. Manutactured at 222 Missloa Street, North side, below Beale, SAN FRANCISCO. N, B,---We also nanulactnre DICKERSON’S SELF-REGULATING MILLS; also, Rotary and Statlonary Mills of ditferent styles and prices, varying trom 35) to S: cach; also round and square Water Tanks made to order, 222 Misslon street, below Beale. 5 UNT’s IMPROVED WIND-MILL. T11S WIND-MILL IS RAPIDLY ? taking the place of ali other Mills I! pn the Pnetfic Cimst, These Mills are so simple in thelr construction, that when onee bulit, they emi be putin prder by almest any person; and whet once In order they wilirun Yor years without repairs. Prices, from $50 to $1,000. ROUND AND SQUARE WATER TANKS BUILT TO ORDER. HIUNT’S PUMPS Are adinitted to be the best in tho Market tor Wind Mills, being bullt expressly for that purpose, They can be sel, and taken apart with a2 comiuon wrench, and are very easily repalred. HUNT'S ENDLESS CILAIN ©-HORSE POWER Fov Sawing Wood. ALSO, THE Self-Regulating Horse Power 1s so arranged as to give a steady motion, and Is calculated to be used tor turning Wood. Iron or Brass, aiso tor Scroll or Circular Sawing, al is fully equal to Stcam for any light work. The above Machines are bnilt of the best materials, and made as Durabic as Woed and Lron will mako them. ALL WORK WARRANTED. 4Q~ For further Particulars sco small circulars. «62 E. O. HUNT, No. 28 Second Street, and 108 & 112 Jessie Street, San Francisco. 26-3m, PETROLEUM OIL WELLS. MANUFACTURER OF ALL SIZES OF Tools for Well Boring. Waving had long experlenec In this ne, 1am prepared to All orders promptly and at low rates. No. 107 Leidesdorif street, between Califoreia and Sacramento, San Francisco. 21y10-1m SA LMON’S PROPELLER AMALGAMATOR. The proprieters and inventors ef thls machine, after fourteen years of practical Seren euce in mining In Calitornia and Nevada Territory, and hnving a thorough knowledue of the wants of Miners and Mili. men, have succeeded In making an Ainalganiator, which, for the purposes Iniended, far surpasses uny other yet presented to the public, aud which can be turnished at Jess than one-half of the expense of any other Amaslgumetor, now in use, besides requiring less labor to cle nil keep it in running order. The Amalgamatpr is simple in its construction, consisting of a panortub constructed of wood and adapted to either a Stone or Iron bottom. Opposile each other, and on thie Inside of the inb. are twn flanges, trom two to tour inches broad, reachIng trom tie tep to uear the bottom, with room for the mullers tn pass under. These flauges arc for the purpose of preventing the pulp froin torming a circular cur rent, aud together with a number of wings placed like a serew propeller on the muller-shatt, force n enrrent continaally on the quicksilver at the bottom and uuder the grinding surface ot the mullers. This pecnilarity of propellerscrew amt side winys, in combination wlth 2 deep tub, aro what the proprictors clnim as new and tor which a patent hax been appiled tor. The undersizned are now manulacturlig three different sizes of this machine, and the attention of the pubile is respecttully calied to the tollowing results obtained, trom the working of Reese River rock, by this ainalyamator, and assayed by Miiler & Lunbaum, at Austin, Nevada: No. Fine No Fine 250 913 ASSAY 0.55 saver ed Se) 285 941 Aspity for Czotinan 980 286 oA) Assay Water Rock 966 1 aay Assay Water Roel 99g St

nelnding «1 hundred other batches, were all workiin filtecu per cent., and some to within ten per eent., of the assay. Parties interested will find it to their advuntage to call and see tie above machine in operation. Manufactured nt the San Francisco Foundry, San Francisco, Callfornia, by J. & W. C. SALMON, To whom ali orders should be addressed. 15 TO QUARTZ MINERS. Hinizle’s Centrifugal Pulverizer and Amalgamatort! HE ATTENTION Ul MINERS IS RESPECTFULLY tequested to HINKLE'S CENTRIFUGAL PULVER1ZER AND AMALOAMATOR, now mnmnfactnred and to be seen in operation atthe NOVELTY JRQN WORKS of Mr. E. T. Steen, Nos. 37 & 39 Fremont street, between Market and Misston streets. This machine js the hest In the State for the purpose of Pulverlzing and Amnigamating ORES The whole machine, made entirely of tion, will not exceed One Ton, and no plece of It will exceed 200 pounds, which makes It very convenient for transportation toremote districts. It wlll work Two Tons of Rock per day. i Mr. Hanson, who ls running one of the machines, 1s an expericnecil Amalgamator, and will receive Ores at the above named plnce, and extract the metals and furnish assays for all persons wishing the same. he Subseriber manutactures a HAND MACHINE tor Miners engaged In progpecting, which will work 60 ponnds of ROCK at a time, and which will welgh about 175 pounds. he Pulverlzer and Amalgaunitor works Rock of the slze of agrain of corn to an Impalpable powder. Apply to PILILIP HINKLE, At tho Novelty Iron Pork) joes 87 & 89 Fremont street. 15-1m BAUX & GUIOD’S Separator & Amalgamator Is the most important Improvement in_ mining machinely ever introduce. lt was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the San Franciseo Mechanics’ air tor 1844, where it proved jtseil to he the licst_ Scparntor aud Amalzamator among all the competitors. Constructed on prinetples which combine Sciestivic KNownEncs witn Practical Experience, these Puns extract mre gold and silver from thelr ores than any others in nse, as a tew hours trim] will demonstrate. Mill men will find It tu thelr ndvantage to employ these pans as Separators, in vddition to the orlinary Aimalgaturs now In nse, and to re-work their ok) tallings. The cost of these pans is inconstlerabte, and thelr struc. ture {s sucli that they can be readily separated in parts conyenicnt for packing onimnuies. Amoug the many adyantages possessed iy KHAUX & GUIOIPS Pan, are the following: The trifilng cost tor allendance: Its small enst; Its portahility; The large quantity of pulp it can operute npon im a gly. en time; It may be worked even weeks without stopping, as It Is constrncted tu work continuously; The complete thoroniness of the separation of the reck from the metais and the trifling power required to work them; They can be attached to any orilnary crushing apparatus, Lapidarics’ refuse, Retineis' ashes, Jewelers’ 8 NOTICE TO MINERS. NEW QUARTZ MILL. ie ATTENTION OF ALL ENGAGED 1N M eniled to Fuuchery’s nurivaled Mining Machines, conete of his celebrated Turbine Water Wheel, © nleh took the Mirst Premium at the Mechanics’ Falr at San Frunelsco for 1304; his Crocodile Qnarty Crusher; his Pulverizer; and his fmproved Freiberg Sn eas Barrel; altogether forming the most Gon Heke and effective Quartz Reducing and Amalgumating MIN new ihuse. This mii! can be pnt uj at less cest, ruu with less power, and accomplish more work, than any other now In use, B. Fauchery and F. Genard Having established a Quartz Mill and Metallurgical Works, are llow prepafed to crush, reast amaigdmate, assort, cupelate, and give correct analysis of ores. Weare also prépared to give our attention to the building and constructing of Quarta Mills atid Furnaces, attd give direetions tor work+ Ing Mines; and niso to instruct persons In all branches aps geile to Mintng Works, at No. 23 Fremont strect, neat arket, Rnilroad Foundry building, F. GENARD, Metallurg. st. 24vo a NING 13 EH. FAUCHERY; Engineer, WM. BRUCKNER’S Eurnace for Roasting Ores. Now in Operation at 416 Market street. This Furnace, which 1s portable, and can be carried on muleback, undertakes to roast Without einploying any labor whatever for the oneration of stirring, which is accomplished by mnelunery thutinay be driven by steam or any other motor. 1t conalsts of an Iron cylinder, which, belng suspended hy chains, In rotating mixes und stirs the ore, by an internal apparatus, guicker and more pertcetly than can be done In any other furnace hitherto known In inetillurgy. It can be appiled to any kind of ore, and the rapid. ty and pertecteilness of Its operailon, the great saving in fuel, and the citire saving of the labor nsnaily required for stirring the ore, together with the small cost ol constructing {t, renders this furnace a most Economical and Practical Invention, The Furnace may be had of two sizes—one belng nine feet in length and meine fourteen hundred poumts, and tha other six teet in leugth, and hoiding eight hnnired pounds. One aly har is required to drive the machinery of the larger sized furnace, and three-fourths of a horse. power for the smaller size. Parties wishing to ereet such furnaces will please communicate to W. BRUCKNER, Bv10 No. 416 Market street, San Fruncisco, BLAKE'S QUARTZ BREAKER Is now extensively used for breaking hard masses of Quartz or Ores To a size suitable tor stamps. These muchines are patented, aud are in practical operation In CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA, WASHOE, ENGLAND, FRANCE, —— AND — THE ATLANTIC STATES, These Machines, or circulars. containing further information Ponies them, muy be obtained of the undersigned. ress, BLAKE & TWLER, Box 2077 San Francisco Pest Office. CHAS. T. BLAKE, E. TYLER, * WM, P. BLAKE, 4 SS City. Michigan Bluff, : iv 10 San Francisco, VARNEY'S PATENT AMALGAMATOR, These Machines Stand Unrivaled, For rapidly pniverizing aud amalgamating ores, they have no cual. No cffort las been, or will be, spared to have then: coustricted In tho most perfect mannex, und of the great number now In operation, not onc Ins ever res ules repairs, The constant and inercasing demand tor them 1s suit it evidence of their merits, w purchased or worked for u percentage. Ores and tuillngs worked or assayed at reasonable rates, Manufactired at the Vuican lron Works, Miners’ Foundry and San Francisco Foundry, San Francisco, and at Hengit & Thom's Foundry, Nevada City. For further particulars, or to see this Pan in operation, call on or address J.B. BAUX, Fremont Street, near Missien, adjoining the San Exenetsco avi Iron Works, San Francisco. FARRAND'’S Oscillating Amalgamator, RECEIVED THE ONLY PREMIUSL WARDEN FOR AMALGAMATORS Reeent Industrial Fair 4A At the OFTHE Mechanics’ Institute of San Francisco, Committee of Awards. 0, BELnEN, W. T. Garratt, H. P. WAkELEE, OQ. Gori, Gxo, Jounson, ©. M. Rapeuirr. This Premium Amalgamator was placed on trial, at tho Mcchanies' Pavilion, with the Varney, Whee!cr & Randall, and Hepburn & Peterson Pae, cach working eight hundred Pennds ot crushed rock. This Unrlvaled Amalgamator possesses many advantages over all others now in use. Ist. It is capable ot doing double the aimeunt of work of the ordinary Pans, at a saving oF eiore than one-halt of the ower, " 9d. Itreducesthe pulp finer, thereby producing a better result. . It requires less quicksilver by one-half at a charge, whlist the lossby tritnratlon is comparatively nothizig. 4th, Agan Amulgamator of gold contalned in sulphurets as also for very fine or flour gold, it has ne eqnal. Sth. This Amalgamator Involves no complicated machinery, and Is less liable to get outof order than any ol tha pe fanufactured at the MINERS’ FOUNDRY. W. D. FARRAND, Inventor, R.L. OGDEN, Agent, SAN FRANCISCO, Ror oaa corecr Montgomery and Callforeia atrects. They are constricted s0 asto apply steam directly Inte the puip, or with stcamn bottonrs, as desired. This Amalgamator Operates as Follows: The pan being filicil, the motion of the muller forces the pulp to the center, where it ls drawn down throngh the aperture and between the grindlug surfaces. Thence It is thrown to the periphery into the quicksilver. The curved piates.agnin draw It to the center, where it pnsses down, and to tho circumference as bctore, Thus itis constantly assing In a regular flow between the griuding surtaces und Ihe the quicksilver, unti! the ore is reduced to nn impalpabie powder, and the metal amalgamated. Setlers made oi the same priuciple execl all others.— They bring the pulp so constautiy and pertectly In contact with qnicksilver, that the particles are rapidly and completely absorbed. Mill men arc invited to examine these pans and seticrs for themselves, at the PACIFIC FOUNDRY, Ivl0 San Franclsco, Hepburn & Peterson’s AMALGAMATOR. HE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION of the Mining Prtblic to thelr Reducer and tAmalgamator, and also to their Separator for reducing and separating the mleeral froin S Gold and Silver Ores, Manufactured and exhibited atthe Vulcan Iron Works, Nos 137 and 139 First street, San Francisco. These machines secure to the Minera more Expeditious and Perfect Rednction and Ainalgamatiou, a less iahiltty to accident and delay, and a greater amount of nsefiil effect in proportion tothe pewer employed to kecp them in operation than any other machine now in use for producing siml. -ar results. This fact is attested to by their general adoption and preferenee at all the principal Reduction Works in Nevada Territory ; among which may be mentioned the Gould & Curry Mill, the Silver State Reduction Works, Zephyr Flat Mill, Pioncer Mill, Eastern Slope Mill, Phoewix Mill, ete. This Amaleamator nay ‘be seen in operation at the a ee Metalliryical Works, Bryant St. bet. 3d aml . (IMustrated iu the Mleing and_Sclentific Press. April 91h, . tHEPBURN & PETERSON, novs Sm* «