Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

Che Alining and Scientific Press. —— Peacnes Witnosr Stoxr3—Wo find tho following in an Bastern journal: ‘To make peaches grow withont stones, un ageienlterist who has tried it with snccess, saya: tus the top of the tree duwn,cut olf the ends, stirk them into the ground, und fusteu 50 with stukes. In a seur cr two these tops will take root, and wheu well rooted, cut the branches comecting these reversed and rooted hriuches with the tree proper. and this reversed pench treo will produce fine peaches without stones.” ‘The sane expertuieat may be tried with plume, cherries and currants. M. Gnyversxevr, a printer of Nezent-lePutrou (Mure-et-Lyir) has succeeled in making gms for fighting with the refuso of the upples and pearsused in making cider and perry. ‘This gas is said to ba superior to that made from coul, us it emits neither smoke nor smell. The cost is estimated ut 10 ceutines (one penny) for the first cubic metre, and 5 centimes for the remainder. Apent Wanted. A good Canvasshig Agent can secure permanent and remunorative empioyinent hy calling at the office of tho Mista anD Setxatiric Piess, 5s Clay street. DEWEY & CO., Publishers und Job Printera, OMlco Mining nod Scientltle l'ress, San Franelseo. Machinery. ATTENTION, MINERS! LINSCOTT’S PATENT CHAMBER DRILL Great Improving in Blasting. XW. DB. LAKE Tas tikon the solo agency for tho manufacture and sale upon the Pacific Const of this valuahle article, the object of whirh isto ent a chainber at the bottom of ap orlinary drill-hole (4s wiil be nuderstuod vo reforenee to explaen otenl), giving more than doublo th» effect In blastDg. Ds the shaft of drlll, forty-five inehes in length. B represenis the cutters extevded after a blow hus heen given. Tho liner partion of B is a gni-le yiate 1¢ Inch thick, holding tho catters-I5 place and allowing them to: ilo tn and out freely, tho suruec of the rock preventing their falling ont and securing their return. Wheu closed. the edges of the culters protrude about 1.16 iuch only. As the drill descends the orca silde A sirikes tho hollom of tho hole anda slight blow drives Its wedged sbaped hcad, C, apward, foreing the cutters npward nud outward by donblo ucting wedga power. Face of the entters 13g Inches in length, diamond edged. There ure but four pieces ii ail, two of which, the culters, ure detached, Price of one drill wilh two sels of cuticrs, $35. cutters, $5 por set. Persons wishing further information about the working of this labor and money saving article, will pleuge send for cirenlars containing fall partientars, whieh will be furnished gratuitously upon abiressing W. B, LAKE, Geueral Purchasing and Adve tising Agent, Raom 28 Goyern. ment House, Sau Fraucizco, Svil Extra The Mechanics’ Institute ‘ AWAUDEN A PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL TO BRUCKNER’S MECHANICAL ROASTING FURNACE, Partles wishing to erect such Furnaces, are requested to leave thetr orders at the oflice of the M1Nn1No AND ScrenTIvIC Paess. W. BEUCKNER, Mining Engineer, l2vll 90 Kearney st, Room No. 12. M. DISNEY’S Endless Chain Water Wheel) Gives (he greatest power from the same amount of water } of uy whet in nse. Byery pound of water used gives one poung power. Itischeap und caslly construeied, and can be hullt anywhere, and may be so constructed as to glye 1my amount of power according to the amount of waler and the tali. It ls now on exhlibitlon at S21 Market strect, in this Clty. All are Invited to call and see for themselves. We are ready lo put in Wheels elther on siuggish streains or under head. RIGHTS FORSALE. ig This Wheel is pecu oe adapted to rnnning streams, whero partics cannot bulld dams 80 as to makc use of tbo fali. M. DISNEY, Inventor. Sam Franciseo, Sept. 6th, 1965. Lyit-aw PROPELLOR AMALGAMATOR Hlepburn «& Peterson’s AMALGAMATOR. IIE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD! CALL TIIK ATTENTION of the Mining Public te ihelr Keducer and Amtuleanator, aod nlso lo thelr Separator for reduclug und separnlIng the mineral froin Gold and Silver Orca, Manufactured and exhibiled atthe Vulcan Iron Works, Nos 137 and 139 First sirect, san Francteco. These machines s-cure to the Miner n more Expertitlous and Perfect Reducthu und Atwalamation, a less lability to accldem aud delay, dud a grenter aniwunt of useful ctfect In proporilon ty thy power cmployed t» keep Urem hi opera: Von than any other machine now It use for producing sinl .ar results. Thi fact Is attested to by thelr general adoption and preference ai all the principal Keducthan Works in Nee vatia Territory ; amung which mex be mentlunel the Gonld & rrry Mil, Ube silver Staite Mrdoction Works, Flat MAL Phonecr MI, Enstern Slope Mill, Phasuis => This Animuigamntor may be sce operntion at Ue European Mesutlurgleai Works, Bryaut St. bel. and aus. {IHustrated inthe Mining and sclentiile Vress, ane rh, 5 HEPBURN & PETERSON, . nays ame NOTICI NEW QUARTZ MILL. HE ATTENTION OF ALL ENGAGED IN MINING IS enlled to Futichery's nurivaled Mining Meeiites, convisting of hls celebrated Turblne Water Wheel, which look the First Premium mi the Mechanics’ Falr at San Francisco for 1864; his Crocodile Quartz Crnsher; his Puiverizer; aud his Tuproved Frelberg Amalgamming Barrel; aliogetlivr forminy the inost compleic awl cilcetive Quartz Reducing and Amalgamating MUL now Intee. This null can be put lp at fess cost, run with les power, and recomplish more work, than any other now In use. B. Fuuchery and F. Genard Maving established a Quartz Milland Metnilurgleal Works, re now prepared to crnsh, reset mnalgamule, assert, cue peiste, nnd give correct nnalysis of ores. We ure nlso prepnred loglye onr attention to the building and constructlig of Qioarlz Miils und Furnaces, and give directions for werkIng Mines; aml nso to instruct persons iu all branches appeulning to Minlug Works, al No. 23 Fremon! street, near furkel, Rallroad Foundty building. B. FAUCHERY, Englueer, TO MINERS. ¥F. GENARD, Metallorgia«t, 2ivd GBLARI'S QUARTZ BREAKER Is now extensively used Tor brenkIng hard masses of Quartz or Ores To a sizo suitable for stamps. Theso inuehines are patented, oud are ln practical operation in CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA, WASHOE, ENGLAND, FRANCE, — Axp— THE ATLANTIC STATES. Tbese Machines, or elreulars eontalning furthor informa tion pe raralng, tbem, may be oblnined of the undersigned. Tess, BLAKE & TYLER, Box 2077 San Franelsco Post Office. CHAS. T. BLAKE, E, TYLER, WM. P. BLAKE, Idaho Clty. Michigan Bluw, dv San Franeisco. VARNEY’s PATENT AMALGAMATOR. These Machines Stand Unrivaled, . For rapidly pulveriziig and amalgamating ores, they have noeqnal. No effort has been, or will be, spared to have them constructed in tle most perteot manner, and of the great nuuiber wow Ju operation, uot one has ever reaes Tepairs. Tho constant and inereasing demand for them Is suificient evidence of their merits. They are constructed so asto apply stcam dircetly Into the pulp, or with steam bolioms, as desired. Thia Amalgamator Operates as Follows: The pan being filled, the motion of theinuller forees the pip to the eenter, where It ls drawn down through tbe aD enure and between the grinding surfaces. Thenee it is lhrown to Hie rane into the quieksllver. The eurved plates again draw it to the center, where it passes down, and tothe elrcumference as before. Thug itis coustantly pase in a regninr flow between the grinding surfaces and nto the quicksllyer, until the ore is reduced to an impaipable powder, and the metal umalgamated. Setlers nado on the same principle excel all others.— They bring the pulp so constantly and perfectly in contect with quicksilver, that the particles are rapidly and compPietely absorbed. Mill men are invited to exam. nc these pans and setlers for themselves, at the PACIFIC FOUN DEY, Wl San Francisco. NOTICE. The undersigned having purehased the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT in and lor the State of California, tor the Munufacture and Snile of oe WINETEAMSPATENT HOSE COUPLING, Horeby caution all parties against tho mannfacttre or purehaso of the ubave IHoso Couplings, except through ns, as any infrl will be pr to the fullextent the law. PRESCOTT &'SCHEIDEL, Murysvitle Foundr 13v10 March 3lst, 1865, SALMON’S —— AND —— Challenge Settier Ilas been In use and thoroughly tested, both in California and Nevada, wlth entire satlsfaction to all partles copcorned. These Machines are Made entirely different from any others, ATWOOD'S Self-Reculating Windmill. “uDf auo Jo ai2}3 4D0y This Windmlil Is the most porfeet self-regulalor yet invented, and ia capablo of bemy adjusted to any desired speed. Manufactured at 222 Mission Street, North side, below Benle, BAN FRANCISCO, N, ¥.---We also manufacture DICKERSON'S SELF-REOULATING MILLS; ulso, Rotury and Stationary Mills of dif terenut styles and prices, varying Trum $50 to $500 each; also round and synare Water Tanks ninde lo order. 222 Mission street, below Beale. 5 HOnNT's IMPROVED WIND-MILL. THIS WIND-MILL IS RAPIDLY taking the place of all other Mills au the Pacitle Coast. These MIlls are so simplo in thelr construc. tlon, that when once bnilt, they enn bo put in order by almost any person; and when once in order they wliirun for years without repairs. Prices, from $50 to $1,000. ROUND AND SQUARE WATER TANKS BUILT TO ORDER. HUNT'S PUMPS Are admitted to ho the bes! In the + Market for Wind Milis, being built expressly tor that purpose. The ean be set, and taken apart wit acommon wrench, and are very easily repaired. HUNT'S ENDLESS CHAIN HORSE POWER For Sawing Wood. ALSO, THE Seli-Regulating Horse Power Is so arrangeil-as to give a steady motion, and is ealeulated tobe used tortnrning Wood. Iron or Brass, also for Seroll or Circular Sawing, and Is fully equai te Sleam for any Igit work. The above Machines are built-of the best malerials, and inade as Durable as Wood and Iron will make them. ALL WORK WARRANTED. age For further Parlleulars seo smaj] elreulars. ~5Y E. O. HUNT; No. 28 Second Street, and 108 & 112 Jessio Street, San Fran cisco, 26-303 HUNTS PATENT Circular Sweep Horse-Powers, For running Churns, Wishing Machines, Grindstones, pulnnia waler, sawing wood, 2nd other light mnehinery. rice, $100, at the Pactory. HUNT'S PATENT SELF-REGULATING TREAD HORSE. POWER is superior to any machlue of the kind in the market. Price, wlth Goveinor, ali complete to set to work, at the Factory, $300. Mauufnetured by E. O. WUNT, Tyv10 28 Second street. San Francisco s DENIS WHELAN, é Eashionable Boot Maker REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, AT SHORT NOTICE, No, 17 Fourth Strect, Near Market street, San Francisco. 15v10-Im* Stevens’ Pressure Packing. And with the sane power wili grind, amalgamate, settle BN and separate, more gold and silver ove than any others now In uso, Manufactnred ut the SAN FRANCISUO FOUNDRY, whero Macbines can be scen in operation. Address 4 git d, & W. C. SALMON, SAVE YOUR BOILERS AND FUEL. NE.EIGHTH OF AN INCH OF DEFOSITON THE lire snrface of a boiler takes THIRTY PER CENT. of tbe steain gencrating power from thal boiler, and, of eonrse, wasles thirty per cent. of the tnel; and, what 13 fi greater misfortune, It keeps the water from the plates and fiues, causing them to seorcb, blister and burn, destroying the holler, and too often human lives. I ave 2 Compound For Sale That I have used with complete success in every in, stance, and without deinying the running of machineryor injuring the boilers iu any manner. and ata cust of five dollars the boiiers cun be made as clean ay when they were Putented March 7th, 1865. Pressure Packing is now coneeded, by the best englneers, to be the moat effecinal method of making and keenlng the metallic ring of pistons steam-tight, STEVENS’ PACKING has the advantage of being cheaper in first cost Ihan tbe ordinary packing, and can bo appliel lo old style pistons with very little alteraticu or detention, In place of testimonials, tho Palentce requests of thoso who aro using the old spring packwg to inguiro of the owners of the yarious engines which now havo this pack ing in use—some of which have been ruining from three to twelve montlis without being opened, er showing any descriptive leak—aud act upon their recommendalion. new. Apply by letter, or personally, to Any ee 2 JOHN MAILER, Engincer of Pionecr Flour Mills, No. 515 Market street Bnoye First (opposite the gael Hote), San Fraucisce. 5. t Furthor partieulars can be had by applying to the . Patentee. ANDREW STEVENS, Master Mechanic, Alaineda Railroad, or at the VULOAN TRON WORKS, whero they an he scon, at any time, in course of eansirnetion. 10df ANDREW STHVENS, WATER WHEELS! Equal to the Best Overshot Wheel NTI POWER PLEDGED “HONALSIXG . LEFF AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE, Ix now ninnufac ured dy the Vulean tron Works Company, fn this efty, and orders for the same cun be filled ied ately. We have u large supply of the difierent gizea, trom 10 Inches to 304. That we may know tho proper slzod W neal ou Tequive, mensure your waver in the ollowing way: Take the width of the stream, the avernys depth, and the distance jt tlows Ina minute. All the Wheels alremly In nse give unlversal satisfaction, a Pei send tor eoraar is heel Ix csprelally adapted te minin BEpas It Is light, and Pants Ae 1 Bnulntalnie Wheels weighing trom 10) to pannds, will yield trom 30 tu 40 Norsy-power mider a heud of 25 or 30 feet, They ure the cheapest wheel lo sel up known, as they are so arrangcdas ty produce tie greatest power porate from the water tised. Come and sce them, or send for a Clreular to LEFFEL & MYERS, _ At Yuiean Iron Works, office 137 and 139 Firs! street, San Franciscu. " 4vll-tr TO QUARTZ MINERS. inkile’s Centritugzal Pulverizer and Amalgamator! icked inte the monmalne. HE ATTENTION OF MINERS IS RESPECTFULLY requested to HINKLE'S CENTRIFUGAL PULVERIZER AND AMALGAMATOR, now muunfactured and to be scen in operation atthe NOVELTY IRON WORKS ot Mr. E. T. Steen, Nos. 37 £39 Fremont street, between Market and Misslon sirects. This machine Is tho best inthe State for ihe purpose of Pulverlzing wud Amalgamaiulng ORES ‘The whole machine, made cuurely of iron, will vot exceed One Ton, and uo Pleco of it wiil execed 200 pounds, which makes It very eonvenient fortransportntlon toremote districts. It will work Two Tons ot Roek per day. Mr. Hinson, who Is rnuulig one of the machines, Is an experienced Ainalgamutor, and will receive Ores at tho above named place, and extract the melals and furnish assays for all peranns wishing the sainc. The Subserlber mannfactures a HAND MACHINE tor Miners engage In prospecting, which wiil work 60 ponuds of ROCK al a time, and wlich will welgh about 275 pomids. The Pulverlzer and Amalgamator works Rock of the size ot agraln of corn to an Impalpable powder. Apply to PHILIP HINKLE, At the Novelty Iron AL High 37 & 59 Fremont street. Lint BAUX & GUIOD'’S Separator & Amalgamator machinery REMIUM at the San Francisco Mechanies? Fair for 1864, where it proved Is the most iimporlant nuprovement In _minin ever Introduced. It was awarded the FIRST itself to be the best Separator and Amalgamator cane all the competitors. Constructed on principles whieh combi Scrrstime KyowiencK wire Practica, Rxrersencr, these Pans extract niore gol:l and silver from their ores than ae olhers in tise, as afew honvs trial wili demonstrato. Milt ynen will find il to their advantage to employ Ihese pans aa Separators, in addltiau to the ordinary Amalgaturs now In use, and to re-work their olil tailings. Tho ensl of these pans Is ineunsiderable, and thelr structure Js sueh that Ihey enn be readily separated In parts convenient for pene on mules. Among the many advantaAe possessed by BAUX & GUIOD’S Pan, are lhe tollowing: he tvifllug cost for atteanco: Its small eust; Ita porlability; The large quantity of pulp It can uperale upon mM a given time; It may be worked even weeks withont stopping, as it Is constructed to work continuonsly: The compiete thoroughness ot' the separation of the reok from tbe melals and the trifilng power requlred to work Ihem; fhey ean ba altached to any ordinary crushing apparatns. We have the pleasnre of referring partles interested to the following partles, who have our Pan in use: Jefferson. iat. Mining Company, Bowman’s Ranch, Nevada county; The French Mill, Nevada City; Craii’s Gravel Cement Works, Nevada eonnty; Waltman’s Chlorinallon Works, Nevada. Gal.; Oald Ill Quartz M!11, Washoe. Mnnufactured at the Vulcan Iron Works, Miners’ Foun. dry and San Franelseo Foundry, San Franelsco, and at BHengh & Thoin’s Foundry, Nevada City. ( For further purticulars, or to see this Panin operation, call on or address J.B. BAUX, Fremont Strect, near Mission, adjoluing the San Franctsco 4yv8-6at Iron Works, San Francisco, MeCoOMB’s CUMULATIVE POWER PRESS ARROW TIE. E. C McCOMB, Agent. No. § Government House, cor. Sansome and Washington sts. 2310 3m HANSCOM’S CRUSHERS, Made in sizes suitable for Breaking Quartz for Batteries; Rock for macadamizlng or concrete: Copper Ore for sackIng, sampling, or concentrating; aiso, for crushing Quartz for Arastras and Orinders. The smali sizes make a most efficient Crusher for Prospectors, and aro arranged to be run by Hand, Horse, Water or Steam Powor. For further Information address _ W. W. TANSCOM. Golden State Iron Works, San Francisco. eee

Che Alining and Scientific Press. —— Peacnes Witnosr Stoxr3—Wo find tho following in an Bastern journal: ‘To make peaches grow withont stones, un ageienlterist who has tried it with snccess, saya: tus the top of the tree duwn,cut olf the ends, stirk them into the ground, und fusteu 50 with stukes. In a seur cr two these tops will take root, and wheu well rooted, cut the branches comecting these reversed and rooted hriuches with the tree proper. and this reversed pench treo will produce fine peaches without stones.” ‘The sane expertuieat may be tried with plume, cherries and currants. M. Gnyversxevr, a printer of Nezent-lePutrou (Mure-et-Lyir) has succeeled in making gms for fighting with the refuso of the upples and pearsused in making cider and perry. ‘This gas is said to ba superior to that made from coul, us it emits neither smoke nor smell. The cost is estimated ut 10 ceutines (one penny) for the first cubic metre, and 5 centimes for the remainder. Apent Wanted. A good Canvasshig Agent can secure permanent and remunorative empioyinent hy calling at the office of tho Mista anD Setxatiric Piess, 5s Clay street. DEWEY & CO., Publishers und Job Printera, OMlco Mining nod Scientltle l'ress, San Franelseo. Machinery. ATTENTION, MINERS! LINSCOTT’S PATENT CHAMBER DRILL Great Improving in Blasting. XW. DB. LAKE Tas tikon the solo agency for tho manufacture and sale upon the Pacific Const of this valuahle article, the object of whirh isto ent a chainber at the bottom of ap orlinary drill-hole (4s wiil be nuderstuod vo reforenee to explaen otenl), giving more than doublo th» effect In blastDg. Ds the shaft of drlll, forty-five inehes in length. B represenis the cutters extevded after a blow hus heen given. Tho liner partion of B is a gni-le yiate 1¢ Inch thick, holding tho catters-I5 place and allowing them to: ilo tn and out freely, tho suruec of the rock preventing their falling ont and securing their return. Wheu closed. the edges of the culters protrude about 1.16 iuch only. As the drill descends the orca silde A sirikes tho hollom of tho hole anda slight blow drives Its wedged sbaped hcad, C, apward, foreing the cutters npward nud outward by donblo ucting wedga power. Face of the entters 13g Inches in length, diamond edged. There ure but four pieces ii ail, two of which, the culters, ure detached, Price of one drill wilh two sels of cuticrs, $35. cutters, $5 por set. Persons wishing further information about the working of this labor and money saving article, will pleuge send for cirenlars containing fall partientars, whieh will be furnished gratuitously upon abiressing W. B, LAKE, Geueral Purchasing and Adve tising Agent, Raom 28 Goyern. ment House, Sau Fraucizco, Svil Extra The Mechanics’ Institute ‘ AWAUDEN A PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL TO BRUCKNER’S MECHANICAL ROASTING FURNACE, Partles wishing to erect such Furnaces, are requested to leave thetr orders at the oflice of the M1Nn1No AND ScrenTIvIC Paess. W. BEUCKNER, Mining Engineer, l2vll 90 Kearney st, Room No. 12. M. DISNEY’S Endless Chain Water Wheel) Gives (he greatest power from the same amount of water } of uy whet in nse. Byery pound of water used gives one poung power. Itischeap und caslly construeied, and can be hullt anywhere, and may be so constructed as to glye 1my amount of power according to the amount of waler and the tali. It ls now on exhlibitlon at S21 Market strect, in this Clty. All are Invited to call and see for themselves. We are ready lo put in Wheels elther on siuggish streains or under head. RIGHTS FORSALE. ig This Wheel is pecu oe adapted to rnnning streams, whero partics cannot bulld dams 80 as to makc use of tbo fali. M. DISNEY, Inventor. Sam Franciseo, Sept. 6th, 1965. Lyit-aw PROPELLOR AMALGAMATOR Hlepburn «& Peterson’s AMALGAMATOR. IIE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD! CALL TIIK ATTENTION of the Mining Public te ihelr Keducer and Amtuleanator, aod nlso lo thelr Separator for reduclug und separnlIng the mineral froin Gold and Silver Orca, Manufactured and exhibiled atthe Vulcan Iron Works, Nos 137 and 139 First sirect, san Francteco. These machines s-cure to the Miner n more Expertitlous and Perfect Reducthu und Atwalamation, a less lability to accldem aud delay, dud a grenter aniwunt of useful ctfect In proporilon ty thy power cmployed t» keep Urem hi opera: Von than any other machine now It use for producing sinl .ar results. Thi fact Is attested to by thelr general adoption and preference ai all the principal Keducthan Works in Nee vatia Territory ; amung which mex be mentlunel the Gonld & rrry Mil, Ube silver Staite Mrdoction Works, Flat MAL Phonecr MI, Enstern Slope Mill, Phasuis => This Animuigamntor may be sce operntion at Ue European Mesutlurgleai Works, Bryaut St. bel. and aus. {IHustrated inthe Mining and sclentiile Vress, ane rh, 5 HEPBURN & PETERSON, . nays ame NOTICI NEW QUARTZ MILL. HE ATTENTION OF ALL ENGAGED IN MINING IS enlled to Futichery's nurivaled Mining Meeiites, convisting of hls celebrated Turblne Water Wheel, which look the First Premium mi the Mechanics’ Falr at San Francisco for 1864; his Crocodile Quartz Crnsher; his Puiverizer; aud his Tuproved Frelberg Amalgamming Barrel; aliogetlivr forminy the inost compleic awl cilcetive Quartz Reducing and Amalgamating MUL now Intee. This null can be put lp at fess cost, run with les power, and recomplish more work, than any other now In use. B. Fuuchery and F. Genard Maving established a Quartz Milland Metnilurgleal Works, re now prepared to crnsh, reset mnalgamule, assert, cue peiste, nnd give correct nnalysis of ores. We ure nlso prepnred loglye onr attention to the building and constructlig of Qioarlz Miils und Furnaces, and give directions for werkIng Mines; aml nso to instruct persons iu all branches appeulning to Minlug Works, al No. 23 Fremon! street, near furkel, Rallroad Foundty building. B. FAUCHERY, Englueer, TO MINERS. ¥F. GENARD, Metallorgia«t, 2ivd GBLARI'S QUARTZ BREAKER Is now extensively used Tor brenkIng hard masses of Quartz or Ores To a sizo suitable for stamps. Theso inuehines are patented, oud are ln practical operation in CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA, WASHOE, ENGLAND, FRANCE, — Axp— THE ATLANTIC STATES. Tbese Machines, or elreulars eontalning furthor informa tion pe raralng, tbem, may be oblnined of the undersigned. Tess, BLAKE & TYLER, Box 2077 San Franelsco Post Office. CHAS. T. BLAKE, E, TYLER, WM. P. BLAKE, Idaho Clty. Michigan Bluw, dv San Franeisco. VARNEY’s PATENT AMALGAMATOR. These Machines Stand Unrivaled, . For rapidly pulveriziig and amalgamating ores, they have noeqnal. No effort has been, or will be, spared to have them constructed in tle most perteot manner, and of the great nuuiber wow Ju operation, uot one has ever reaes Tepairs. Tho constant and inereasing demand for them Is suificient evidence of their merits. They are constructed so asto apply stcam dircetly Into the pulp, or with steam bolioms, as desired. Thia Amalgamator Operates as Follows: The pan being filled, the motion of theinuller forees the pip to the eenter, where It ls drawn down through tbe aD enure and between the grinding surfaces. Thenee it is lhrown to Hie rane into the quieksllver. The eurved plates again draw it to the center, where it passes down, and tothe elrcumference as before. Thug itis coustantly pase in a regninr flow between the grinding surfaces and nto the quicksllyer, until the ore is reduced to an impaipable powder, and the metal umalgamated. Setlers nado on the same principle excel all others.— They bring the pulp so constantly and perfectly in contect with quicksilver, that the particles are rapidly and compPietely absorbed. Mill men are invited to exam. nc these pans and setlers for themselves, at the PACIFIC FOUN DEY, Wl San Francisco. NOTICE. The undersigned having purehased the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT in and lor the State of California, tor the Munufacture and Snile of oe WINETEAMSPATENT HOSE COUPLING, Horeby caution all parties against tho mannfacttre or purehaso of the ubave IHoso Couplings, except through ns, as any infrl will be pr to the fullextent the law. PRESCOTT &'SCHEIDEL, Murysvitle Foundr 13v10 March 3lst, 1865, SALMON’S —— AND —— Challenge Settier Ilas been In use and thoroughly tested, both in California and Nevada, wlth entire satlsfaction to all partles copcorned. These Machines are Made entirely different from any others, ATWOOD'S Self-Reculating Windmill. “uDf auo Jo ai2}3 4D0y This Windmlil Is the most porfeet self-regulalor yet invented, and ia capablo of bemy adjusted to any desired speed. Manufactured at 222 Mission Street, North side, below Benle, BAN FRANCISCO,

N, ¥.---We also manufacture DICKERSON'S SELF-REOULATING MILLS; ulso, Rotury and Stationary Mills of dif terenut styles and prices, varying Trum $50 to $500 each; also round and synare Water Tanks ninde lo order. 222 Mission street, below Beale. 5 HOnNT's IMPROVED WIND-MILL. THIS WIND-MILL IS RAPIDLY taking the place of all other Mills au the Pacitle Coast. These MIlls are so simplo in thelr construc. tlon, that when once bnilt, they enn bo put in order by almost any person; and when once in order they wliirun for years without repairs. Prices, from $50 to $1,000. ROUND AND SQUARE WATER TANKS BUILT TO ORDER. HUNT'S PUMPS Are admitted to ho the bes! In the + Market for Wind Milis, being built expressly tor that purpose. The ean be set, and taken apart wit acommon wrench, and are very easily repaired. HUNT'S ENDLESS CHAIN HORSE POWER For Sawing Wood. ALSO, THE Seli-Regulating Horse Power Is so arrangeil-as to give a steady motion, and is ealeulated tobe used tortnrning Wood. Iron or Brass, also for Seroll or Circular Sawing, and Is fully equai te Sleam for any Igit work. The above Machines are built-of the best malerials, and inade as Durable as Wood and Iron will make them. ALL WORK WARRANTED. age For further Parlleulars seo smaj] elreulars. ~5Y E. O. HUNT; No. 28 Second Street, and 108 & 112 Jessio Street, San Fran cisco, 26-303 HUNTS PATENT Circular Sweep Horse-Powers, For running Churns, Wishing Machines, Grindstones, pulnnia waler, sawing wood, 2nd other light mnehinery. rice, $100, at the Pactory. HUNT'S PATENT SELF-REGULATING TREAD HORSE. POWER is superior to any machlue of the kind in the market. Price, wlth Goveinor, ali complete to set to work, at the Factory, $300. Mauufnetured by E. O. WUNT, Tyv10 28 Second street. San Francisco s DENIS WHELAN, é Eashionable Boot Maker REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, AT SHORT NOTICE, No, 17 Fourth Strect, Near Market street, San Francisco. 15v10-Im* Stevens’ Pressure Packing. And with the sane power wili grind, amalgamate, settle BN and separate, more gold and silver ove than any others now In uso, Manufactnred ut the SAN FRANCISUO FOUNDRY, whero Macbines can be scen in operation. Address 4 git d, & W. C. SALMON, SAVE YOUR BOILERS AND FUEL. NE.EIGHTH OF AN INCH OF DEFOSITON THE lire snrface of a boiler takes THIRTY PER CENT. of tbe steain gencrating power from thal boiler, and, of eonrse, wasles thirty per cent. of the tnel; and, what 13 fi greater misfortune, It keeps the water from the plates and fiues, causing them to seorcb, blister and burn, destroying the holler, and too often human lives. I ave 2 Compound For Sale That I have used with complete success in every in, stance, and without deinying the running of machineryor injuring the boilers iu any manner. and ata cust of five dollars the boiiers cun be made as clean ay when they were Putented March 7th, 1865. Pressure Packing is now coneeded, by the best englneers, to be the moat effecinal method of making and keenlng the metallic ring of pistons steam-tight, STEVENS’ PACKING has the advantage of being cheaper in first cost Ihan tbe ordinary packing, and can bo appliel lo old style pistons with very little alteraticu or detention, In place of testimonials, tho Palentce requests of thoso who aro using the old spring packwg to inguiro of the owners of the yarious engines which now havo this pack ing in use—some of which have been ruining from three to twelve montlis without being opened, er showing any descriptive leak—aud act upon their recommendalion. new. Apply by letter, or personally, to Any ee 2 JOHN MAILER, Engincer of Pionecr Flour Mills, No. 515 Market street Bnoye First (opposite the gael Hote), San Fraucisce. 5. t Furthor partieulars can be had by applying to the . Patentee. ANDREW STEVENS, Master Mechanic, Alaineda Railroad, or at the VULOAN TRON WORKS, whero they an he scon, at any time, in course of eansirnetion. 10df ANDREW STHVENS, WATER WHEELS! Equal to the Best Overshot Wheel NTI POWER PLEDGED “HONALSIXG . LEFF AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE, Ix now ninnufac ured dy the Vulean tron Works Company, fn this efty, and orders for the same cun be filled ied ately. We have u large supply of the difierent gizea, trom 10 Inches to 304. That we may know tho proper slzod W neal ou Tequive, mensure your waver in the ollowing way: Take the width of the stream, the avernys depth, and the distance jt tlows Ina minute. All the Wheels alremly In nse give unlversal satisfaction, a Pei send tor eoraar is heel Ix csprelally adapted te minin BEpas It Is light, and Pants Ae 1 Bnulntalnie Wheels weighing trom 10) to pannds, will yield trom 30 tu 40 Norsy-power mider a heud of 25 or 30 feet, They ure the cheapest wheel lo sel up known, as they are so arrangcdas ty produce tie greatest power porate from the water tised. Come and sce them, or send for a Clreular to LEFFEL & MYERS, _ At Yuiean Iron Works, office 137 and 139 Firs! street, San Franciscu. " 4vll-tr TO QUARTZ MINERS. inkile’s Centritugzal Pulverizer and Amalgamator! icked inte the monmalne. HE ATTENTION OF MINERS IS RESPECTFULLY requested to HINKLE'S CENTRIFUGAL PULVERIZER AND AMALGAMATOR, now muunfactured and to be scen in operation atthe NOVELTY IRON WORKS ot Mr. E. T. Steen, Nos. 37 £39 Fremont street, between Market and Misslon sirects. This machine Is tho best inthe State for ihe purpose of Pulverlzing wud Amalgamaiulng ORES ‘The whole machine, made cuurely of iron, will vot exceed One Ton, and uo Pleco of it wiil execed 200 pounds, which makes It very eonvenient fortransportntlon toremote districts. It will work Two Tons ot Roek per day. Mr. Hinson, who Is rnuulig one of the machines, Is an experienced Ainalgamutor, and will receive Ores at tho above named place, and extract the melals and furnish assays for all peranns wishing the sainc. The Subserlber mannfactures a HAND MACHINE tor Miners engage In prospecting, which wiil work 60 ponuds of ROCK al a time, and wlich will welgh about 275 pomids. The Pulverlzer and Amalgamator works Rock of the size ot agraln of corn to an Impalpable powder. Apply to PHILIP HINKLE, At the Novelty Iron AL High 37 & 59 Fremont street. Lint BAUX & GUIOD'’S Separator & Amalgamator machinery REMIUM at the San Francisco Mechanies? Fair for 1864, where it proved Is the most iimporlant nuprovement In _minin ever Introduced. It was awarded the FIRST itself to be the best Separator and Amalgamator cane all the competitors. Constructed on principles whieh combi Scrrstime KyowiencK wire Practica, Rxrersencr, these Pans extract niore gol:l and silver from their ores than ae olhers in tise, as afew honvs trial wili demonstrato. Milt ynen will find il to their advantage to employ Ihese pans aa Separators, in addltiau to the ordinary Amalgaturs now In use, and to re-work their olil tailings. Tho ensl of these pans Is ineunsiderable, and thelr structure Js sueh that Ihey enn be readily separated In parts convenient for pene on mules. Among the many advantaAe possessed by BAUX & GUIOD’S Pan, are lhe tollowing: he tvifllug cost for atteanco: Its small eust; Ita porlability; The large quantity of pulp It can uperale upon mM a given time; It may be worked even weeks withont stopping, as it Is constructed to work continuonsly: The compiete thoroughness ot' the separation of the reok from tbe melals and the trifilng power requlred to work Ihem; fhey ean ba altached to any ordinary crushing apparatns. We have the pleasnre of referring partles interested to the following partles, who have our Pan in use: Jefferson. iat. Mining Company, Bowman’s Ranch, Nevada county; The French Mill, Nevada City; Craii’s Gravel Cement Works, Nevada eonnty; Waltman’s Chlorinallon Works, Nevada. Gal.; Oald Ill Quartz M!11, Washoe. Mnnufactured at the Vulcan Iron Works, Miners’ Foun. dry and San Franelseo Foundry, San Franelsco, and at BHengh & Thoin’s Foundry, Nevada City. ( For further purticulars, or to see this Panin operation, call on or address J.B. BAUX, Fremont Strect, near Mission, adjoluing the San Franctsco 4yv8-6at Iron Works, San Francisco, MeCoOMB’s CUMULATIVE POWER PRESS ARROW TIE. E. C McCOMB, Agent. No. § Government House, cor. Sansome and Washington sts. 2310 3m HANSCOM’S CRUSHERS, Made in sizes suitable for Breaking Quartz for Batteries; Rock for macadamizlng or concrete: Copper Ore for sackIng, sampling, or concentrating; aiso, for crushing Quartz for Arastras and Orinders. The smali sizes make a most efficient Crusher for Prospectors, and aro arranged to be run by Hand, Horse, Water or Steam Powor. For further Information address _ W. W. TANSCOM. Golden State Iron Works, San Francisco. eee