Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

Tue Cricxrt.—The Cricket is a curious little insect. It has given rise to two proverdial expressions ; in France people say ; “ silly aaa cricket.” while in England and Ainerica we sy, “merry as a cricket. Crickets eat 133, geed3 unl fruits, conveying then to their Sites and though they are very fond of drinking the dew on teaves and flowers, they are very careful nut to wet themselves vn their journeys in scarch of food. ‘The young live in peace, bat when they grow up they manifest ‘a must belticose disposition, and are .continually flzhting with one auother. ‘The boys in Germany are very fond of keeping crickets in boxes fur thy sake of their song, ond for the purpose of watching their battles. What thu game cock ig to the Cuban, and the ball-dog to thu Euylishman, the cricket is to the Ger. twan youth. ‘heir centests are very sharp and very amusiog. According to the way in which they happen to mect, thuy batt like rains, kick like horses, or scratch bike citts, and tle contest is unceasing in its ferocity, until one of the insects fices from the field or is disabled. It nist be remembered that the Wuropean house cricket ia not kuown in our country. Its syug is much more varied and much checricr than that of the species which sometimes finds its way into our huarths. Agent Wanted. A good Canvasilng Avent can securo permanent and remumeratlvo employment by calling at the offico vf tho Mistne ana Scixsrivic Paxss, 45 Clay strect. DEWEY « Co., Publishers and Job Printers, Offlee Mialag and Selratide ress, San Pranelaco. REMOVAL! R. WEGENER, Accountant and Mining Secretary as removed to No. 415 Montgomery Streett—wea alde, Between Sacraments and Callfornta sta, 6v10 San Francisco, CALL STABLE. N, GISUMWILLER Wauld reapectfally Inform the public that he has opened alarge aa) well-arranged LIVE KY STABLE, Ono B atreet, Suminit City; Cal., two doors below the Lake Housc), where goo Saddle and uses Hurses can be had at all thnes, Our charges will bo rexxonatde, and we hupe, by protnpt attcution, to merit a shire of the public patronage. 10¥11-3nn LEHIGH COAL, 200 Tons Large Lump Lehigh Coal Now on Eland. Iam also In constant reeelpt of LEHIGH COAL, And will be able tosupply It always At the Lowest Market Price. JAMES HR. DOYLE, Paclile Coal Yard, 413 and 415 Paelfic street. OIL WELL BORERS. ‘ CONTRACT WILL BE LET TO A RESPONSIBLE party to sink an Oil Well, as deep a5 inay be requ on land belonging tothe “Eel River Ol] Company," sltuated In Humboldt econnty, Cal, For particnlurs, luquire at the ottiee of the Compauy, No. 436 Jacksun st., up stairs. l2vil-lm E. H. WILSON, Seerctary, 20v10-3m -A CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS. The Ilincklicy Quartz Lead, Located In Jackson, Amador county, Callforala, contalning * four hundred feet, ls POR SALE. 1thas thus far proved to be the richest claim in the county. For further Information, enquire ou the premises. : r Jackson, Sept. 4th, 1865, T. HINCKLEY. For any further Information concerning myself, I wtil refer (withont perniissio)-to A. Haywnrd, Esi.; Morace Kellum, Esg.; G. W. Rand, U. 8. Marshal; Bigelow Bros., Ineurance Agents; M. Abrams, Esq. 10v11-4w SA LMON’S PROPELLOR AMALGAMATOR Challenge Settler iias been In use and thoroughly tosted, both in Callfornla and Nevada, with cntire satisfactlon to all partles concerned. These Machines are Made entirely different from any others, And with the same power will grind, amalgamute, settlo and separale, iavre gold and ellvcr ore than any othersnow Inuse, Manntactured ut the SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDRY, where Machines can be seen In operation. Address $vll J. ds W. C. SALMON, SAVE YOUR BOILERS AND FUEL. NE-EIGUTH OF AN INCH OF DEPOSITON THE tire surtacc of a boller takcs THIRTY PER CENT, of the steam gencrating power Irum that boiler, and, of coursc, Wastes thitiy percent. of the fuel; and, what 13 1 greater misfortune, it keeps the water fromm the plates and fiucs, Causing tliem to scorch, blister and burn, destroylng the boller, and tuo often human lives. . i Mave a Componnd For Saic Py That I have used with complete success in every In, atance, and wilhout delaying the ronnie of machineryor injuring Mo bollers In any nianner, and at a cost of five ollars the bollers can he made as clean as when they were ‘Ayply by Icttcr, or personally, to JOHN MAILER, Engineer of Pioncer Flour Mills, No. 515 Market street above First (apposite tha Sulsntal Hotel), San Franclecc. Che lining and Scientifie Press, 23 Machinery. Hepburn & Pecterson’s AMALGAMATOR,. ME SUBSCRIDERY WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION of the Mintng Publlc to thelr Neducer and Amalga. mator, and alsy tothelr Separator for reducing and separatIng the matnera! frum Gold und Silver Ores, . Manufactured and exhiblted atthe Yulean Iron Works, Nos 137 anit ty First street, San Francisco. ; These machines secure ts the Mincra more Expeditlous ani ferfect Reducilon and Amatsnination, a less Maldlity tcavehtent aml delay, and a greater amount of usetid elfect In prupurtipn tothe power employed te keep them lia oper: ten (hin any other mnechine now jn use tor producing simt ar results, ‘Chis tact ls attested ta ky their general adaptlan and peretercucr at all the principal Reduction Werks In Ne. vaila Territary ; among whic way be meatioaed the Gould & Curry Still, the silver state Keductlon Works, Zephyr Flat s1Q1, Phoncer Mill, Kastern Slupe Stl, Phanix Mul. ete. >> This Mmalvamator May he sechin operation at the Enirupean Metathargien] Works, Bryant St bet. 3d and 4th, [Miustrnted In the stluing and RclentiNe Press, me ons, t. HEVNUBRN & PETERSON, + mews 3me NOTICE TO NEW QUARTZ MILL. HE ATTENTION OF ALL ENGAGED IN MININO IS called to Funchery’s unrivuled Mlaing Machines, eonwasting of his celekrated Turbine Water Wheel, whieh took the First Freminm at the Mechanies' Fair nt San Francisco fur 1864; hla Croconvo Quurtz Crusher; Is Pulverizer; and tis linproved Frejberyg aman Barrel; altogether forming the most compete and cllcctlve Quartz Reducing and Amalguinating Mi now jnuse. Thia mill cun be put up ut less cost, rnn with Jess power, and accomplish mora work, than uny other now In uso, B. Fauchery and F,. Genard Having estaldished a Quartz Milland Metallurgical Works, are vow prepured to crash, reast. amalgamate, pelate, anil give correct analysis of ores, Weare also pred tughye our witestion te the huthiing and constructing rtz Mills und Furnaces, nnd glvo directions tor workIng Mines; and also tn instruct persons In all branches apMINES. ertiining to Mining Warks, at No. 23 Fremont street, near Market, Rallroal Foundry building. F. GENARD, B. FAUCHERY, es ALetallurgiat. Engineer, v BLALE’s QUARTZ BREAKER Is now extensively used for breaking hard masses of Quartz or Ores To a sizo suitable for stamps. These meen aes aro patented, and are in praectlcaloperation In CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA, WASHOE, ENGLAND, FRANCE, — aNp—— THE ATLANTIC STATES, These MachInes, or elreulars containing further Informa. How reperding them, may bo obtalnucd of the undersigned. Tess, BLAKE & TYLER, Box 2077 San Franelsco Post Oftice. CHAS. T. BLAKE, WM. P. BLAKE, Haho Clty. dvi E. TYLER, Michigan Bluff. San Francisco. ATTENTION, MINERS! LINSCOTT’S PATENT CHAMBER DRILL. Great Improving in Blasting. WW. GB. LATE Ras taken the sole agency for tho manufaelure and sale upon the Pacific Coast of this valuable article, the ohject of which is to-cut a chainber at the bottom of aa ordinary drill-hole (as wiil be understvod on refereuee to cxplapoe of cut), giviag mure than double the effeet in blastDg. Ds the shaft of drill, forty-fivo inches in length, B represents tho cutters extended after a blow bas heen glvan. Tho loyer portlon of B is a guido plate 3¢ inch thick, holding tho cutters ia place and aliowing them to gilo in and out freely, the suriuce of the rock preventing their falling out and sceuriag their relurn. When closed tbe edges of tho entters protrude about 1.16 inch only. ‘As tho drill descends the foree slide A slrikes the bottom of tho holo and a slight hlow drives its wedged shaped head, C, upward, foreing tho euiters upward and outward by double acting wedgo power. Faco of the cutters 13g inches in length, diamond edged. There ure but four pieees Ih ad, two of which, the eutters, are dvtached, Price of one drill with two sets of cutters, $33. entturs, $5 per sut, z Persons wisbing further information about the working of this labor and moaey saving article, will pleasa send for etrculars containing full particulars, which will bo furnisbod graluitusly npon addrosslag W. B. LAKE, Geacral Purchasing aail Advertising Agent, Rvuom 28 Government House, San Francisco. 2vll Extra VARNEWS PATENT AMALGAMATOR. These Machines Stund Unrivaled. For rapldly pniverizing and amalgamating ores, they have noecqual. Noeffort has becn,or will be, spared to have them construcled in the most perfect munnet, and of the great nuinber now Jn operstion, nut one has cver renired repairs, The constant and increasing demand tor them Is sutticient cvidence of thelr merits. ; They arc constructed so asto apply stcain directly Into the pulp, or with stcam bottoms, as desired. Thia Amalgamator Operates as Follows: The pan belng filled, the motion of themnier forces the pulp te the center, whero It Is drawn down throngh the Ans ertire and between the griudlng surfaces. Thence It Is thrown Petia eh Into the quicksilver. The enrved plates again draw itto the center, where It ia down, and tothe elreumforence as before. Thus It is coustantly assing in a regular flow between tho grinding sarlaees and ite the quicksilver, until the ore is reduccd to an impalpable powdor, and the metal amalgamated. Setters made on tho same principle excel all others.— They bring the pulp 80 constantly and pertcctly in contact with quicksliver, that the particles are rapidly and completely absorbed. Mil men are Invited to exam)ne these pans and sollers for themaclves, at the PACIFIC FOUNDRY, lvl San Francleco. The Mechantes’ Institute AWAKDEN A PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL TO BRUCKNER'S MECHANICAL ROASTING FURNACE, Parlles wishing te erec) auch Furnaces, ara reqnested to leave thelr orders at the otlice of tho Maxine AND Serentieic Puss. AY, ZUG CS ae Engineer, I2v1l Kearney st, Roum No. ta. HUNT'S IMPROVED WIND-MILL. THIS WIND-MILL IS RAPIDLY taking the place of all other Mills on tho Pacific Const. These Mlils arc so slinple in thelr consiructlon, that when once bullt, they can be putin order by almost nny person; nid when once Ju order they willrun tor years without repairs. Prices, from $i to $1,000. ROUND AND SQUARE WATER TANKS BUILT TO ORDER. HUNT’S PUMPS Are admilted to be the best In the Market tor Wind MIs, belng hallt expressly for that purpose. The: = ean be set, und taken apart with a common wreneh, and are very easily repalred. = HUNT'S ENDLESS CHAIN ; HORSE POw zen % For Sawing Wood, ALSO, THE Self-Regulating Horse Power Isso arranged as to glvc a steady mollon, and }s caleulated to be nseil lor turnlag Wootl. Iron or Rrass, also for Scroll or Circular Sawing, and is fly equal to Steam for any Ight work. The nhove Machines are bullt ot the best matcrials, and wnade as Durable as Wood and Iron will make them. ALL WORK WARRANTED, aa Vor further Partleulars sec smal) clrewars. EE. O. HUNT, No. 28 Second Street, and 108 & 112 Jessle Strect, San Fran elsco, 26-303 HUNTS PATENT Circular Sweep Horse-Powers, For runnalng Churns, Washing Machlncs, Grindstones, nmplag water, sawing wood, and other ght machluery. tiee, SK), at the Factory. HUNT'S PATENT SELF-REGULATING TREAD HORSEPOWER Js superior to any machino of the kind in tho market. Price, with Governor, all complcto to set to work, at the Factory, $3uu. Manufactured by E. 0. HUNT, 28 Second sircet, San Franciscn DENIS WHELAN, Eashionable Boot Maker REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, AT SHORT NOTICE. No. 17 Fourth Street, Near Markct street, San Francisco. 15v10-1m* 710 Stevens’ Pressure Packing. YX \ iW TZU NN}! Patented March 7th, 1865. Presaure Packing is now conceded, hy tho best engiNocra, to be the most effectual method of making and keeping the metallic riug of plstons steam-tight. STEVENS' PACKING has the advantage of being cheaper in first cost than the ordinary packlog, and can ho appliei to old style pistons with very litilo alloraticn or detention, Tn placo of testimonials, tho Patentee reqnests of thuso who are using tbo uld spriag packing to inquire of the owners of the various engines which now havo this packing ia use—some of which have heen rnaaing from tbree to twelvo moaths without being opened, or showing any deserjptive leak—and act upon tbeir recommendation, Further particnlars can he had by applying to the Pitenlee, ANDREW STEVENS, Master Mechanic, Alameda Railroad, or at the VULCAN IRON WORKS, whero they an ho seen, at any time, in course of construction. 1odr ANDREW STEVENS, McCOMB'’S CUMULATIVE POWER PRESS ARROW TIE. E. C MeCOMB, Agent. No. 1 Oovernmcnt House, cor. Sansome and Washington sts. 23v10 3m. WATER WHEELS! Equal to the Best Overshot Wheel POWER PLEDGED “SONU LSIXGA NI LEPPEr’s AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE, I< now manefac'nred hy the Vulcan Iron Works Company, fathls eity, sid ordera fur the same can he tiled inne ee We havea danke supply «af the different sizes, froin 10 inches to sg. That we inay know tho pruper sized Whicel you require, measure your water in The following way! Take the wilh of the atreain, the averaga depih, and the distance It Haws Iu minnte, 7 All the Wheels alreudy in nso give unlvcrsai satisfaction, For pariiculars send tor a Clreular, This Wheel js especially adapted ta mining purposca. At Is ight, and ean he easily packed Inte the mountains. Wheels welghing (rom .00 to 308 pounds, will yleld irom 10 to:40 hurse-power under a head of 25 or Ww teet. They aro tho chenpest wheel to act up known, us they aro so arranged as tu produce the greatest power eee from the wuter necil. Come and see them, or send for a Clrenlar to LEFFEL & MYERS, At Vulcan Iron Works, office 137 and.139 First strect, San Franelseo. avil-r TO QUARTZ MINERS. Tlinkle’s Centrifugal Pulverizer and Amalgamator! HE ATTENTION OF MINERS IS RESPECTFULLY A requested to HINKLE'S CENTRIFUGAL PULVERIZER AND AMALGAMATOR, now munifactured and to be seen In operation atthe NOVELTY IRON WORKS of My, E. T. Steen, Nos. 37 £39 Frenivnt street, between Market aad Sfission streets. This machine Is the best jn the State forthe purpose of Puiverizing and Amalgamating ORES The whole machine, made entirely vf hon, will not exceed One Ton, and no plece of It will execed 200 ponnis, whicb makes It very convenient Tor srenseoriata toremote districts. It will work Two Tons of Rock per day. Mr. Hanson, who Js rnnulug one of the machines, ts an exporlenced Aimalgumator, and wtil receive Ores at tha akove named place, and extract the metnis and furnish as says for oll persons wishing the same. The Subscriber manufacturcs a IFAND MACHINE lor MJIncra engaged In prospecting, which will avork 60 pounds of RUCK at a tine, and which will weigh ahout 175 ponds. The Pulverizer and Amalgaimutor works Rock of the size ot agraln of corn toanImpuipable powder. Apply to PHILIP HINKLE, At the Novelty Iron Wy orkap oe 37 & 39 Fremont street. m BAUX & GUIOD’S Separator & Amalgamator Is the most important 1mprovement In_ mining machincly ever Introduced, It wasnwarded the FERST PREMIUM at the San Franciscn Mechanics’ Falr tor 1864. where it proved itself to be tke best_Separator and Amalsamutor among all the competitors. CGonstrucled on principles which combine Seixstinie KnpwhkpGe with Practica, EXvenience, these Pans extract more gold aud silver from their ores than an othersin use, as afew hours tial wlll demonstrate. MII mn will find it to their advantage to employ these pans as Separators, In addltlon to the ordinary Amalgaturs now In use, anil to re-work thelr old tailings. The cost of these pana is incmmslderablo, and Ihelr stricture Is such that they can be rewlily separated In parts convenlent for packing on mules. Ainong the many advantacs possessed by BAUX & GUIGD'S Pan, are the tallowing: he trifilng cost for nttendanec; Its smail eost; Its portahllIty; The Jarge quanllly of pulp iteau operate upon In a givcn time; It may be worked even wecks without stopping, as It Is constructed to work continuon. he complete thoroughness of the separation of the reck from tho metals and the trifilng power required to work then; They can be attached to any ordinary crushing apparalus, We have the pleasure of referring parties interested tn tho followIng parties, who have our Pan In use: JeffersonTan Afining Catan Bowman's Ranch, Nevada county; The French MII, Nevada City; Crall's Graycl Cement Nevada county; Waltman's Chlorinatlon Works, Nevada, Cal.; Gold HIil Qnartz MII], Washoe. Manufactured at the Vulcan Iron Works, Miners' Foundry and San Franclsco Foundry, San Francisco, and at Beugh & Thom's Foundry, Nevada Clty. For further particulars, orto see this Pan in operation, eall on or address J.B. RAUX, Fremont Street, near Mission, adjolning the San Francisco lron Works, San Franclseo. ~ 4va-6df M. DISNEY’S Endless Chain Water Wheel Olves the greatest power from the samo amonnt of water of any wheel In use. Every ponnd of water usell gives one peut powor. Itischeap and casily constricted, and can be bullt anywhere, and may be so constructed as to give any amount of power according to the amount of water and the fall. It }s now oa exhibition at 621 Market street, in this City. All are invited to call and see for themselves. We aro ready to put In Wheelaelther on sluggish streams or under head. RIGHTS FOR SALE, This Whee) js pecullarly adapted to running streams, whero parties cannot bulld dams soas to make use of the fall. ME. DISNEY, inventor. San Francisco, Sept. 6th, 1865. Tivl0-tw

Tue Cricxrt.—The Cricket is a curious little insect. It has given rise to two proverdial expressions ; in France people say ; “ silly aaa cricket.” while in England and Ainerica we sy, “merry as a cricket. Crickets eat 133, geed3 unl fruits, conveying then to their Sites and though they are very fond of drinking the dew on teaves and flowers, they are very careful nut to wet themselves vn their journeys in scarch of food. ‘The young live in peace, bat when they grow up they manifest ‘a must belticose disposition, and are .continually flzhting with one auother. ‘The boys in Germany are very fond of keeping crickets in boxes fur thy sake of their song, ond for the purpose of watching their battles. What thu game cock ig to the Cuban, and the ball-dog to thu Euylishman, the cricket is to the Ger. twan youth. ‘heir centests are very sharp and very amusiog. According to the way in which they happen to mect, thuy batt like rains, kick like horses, or scratch bike citts, and tle contest is unceasing in its ferocity, until one of the insects fices from the field or is disabled. It nist be remembered that the Wuropean house cricket ia not kuown in our country. Its syug is much more varied and much checricr than that of the species which sometimes finds its way into our huarths. Agent Wanted. A good Canvasilng Avent can securo permanent and remumeratlvo employment by calling at the offico vf tho Mistne ana Scixsrivic Paxss, 45 Clay strect. DEWEY « Co., Publishers and Job Printers, Offlee Mialag and Selratide ress, San Pranelaco. REMOVAL! R. WEGENER, Accountant and Mining Secretary as removed to No. 415 Montgomery Streett—wea alde, Between Sacraments and Callfornta sta, 6v10 San Francisco, CALL STABLE. N, GISUMWILLER Wauld reapectfally Inform the public that he has opened alarge aa) well-arranged LIVE KY STABLE, Ono B atreet, Suminit City; Cal., two doors below the Lake Housc), where goo Saddle and uses Hurses can be had at all thnes, Our charges will bo rexxonatde, and we hupe, by protnpt attcution, to merit a shire of the public patronage. 10¥11-3nn LEHIGH COAL, 200 Tons Large Lump Lehigh Coal Now on Eland. Iam also In constant reeelpt of LEHIGH COAL, And will be able tosupply It always At the Lowest Market Price. JAMES HR. DOYLE, Paclile Coal Yard, 413 and 415 Paelfic street. OIL WELL BORERS. ‘ CONTRACT WILL BE LET TO A RESPONSIBLE party to sink an Oil Well, as deep a5 inay be requ on land belonging tothe “Eel River Ol] Company," sltuated In Humboldt econnty, Cal, For particnlurs, luquire at the ottiee of the Compauy, No. 436 Jacksun st., up stairs. l2vil-lm E. H. WILSON, Seerctary, 20v10-3m -A CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS. The Ilincklicy Quartz Lead, Located In Jackson, Amador county, Callforala, contalning * four hundred feet, ls POR SALE. 1thas thus far proved to be the richest claim in the county. For further Information, enquire ou the premises. : r Jackson, Sept. 4th, 1865, T. HINCKLEY. For any further Information concerning myself, I wtil refer (withont perniissio)-to A. Haywnrd, Esi.; Morace Kellum, Esg.; G. W. Rand, U. 8. Marshal; Bigelow Bros., Ineurance Agents; M. Abrams, Esq. 10v11-4w SA LMON’S PROPELLOR AMALGAMATOR Challenge Settler iias been In use and thoroughly tosted, both in Callfornla and Nevada, with cntire satisfactlon to all partles concerned. These Machines are Made entirely different from any others, And with the same power will grind, amalgamute, settlo and separale, iavre gold and ellvcr ore than any othersnow Inuse, Manntactured ut the SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDRY, where Machines can be seen In operation. Address $vll J. ds W. C. SALMON, SAVE YOUR BOILERS AND FUEL. NE-EIGUTH OF AN INCH OF DEPOSITON THE tire surtacc of a boller takcs THIRTY PER CENT, of the steam gencrating power Irum that boiler, and, of coursc, Wastes thitiy percent. of the fuel; and, what 13 1 greater misfortune, it keeps the water fromm the plates and fiucs, Causing tliem to scorch, blister and burn, destroylng the boller, and tuo often human lives. . i Mave a Componnd For Saic Py That I have used with complete success in every In, atance, and wilhout delaying the ronnie of machineryor injuring Mo bollers In any nianner, and at a cost of five ollars the bollers can he made as clean as when they were ‘Ayply by Icttcr, or personally, to JOHN MAILER, Engineer of Pioncer Flour Mills, No. 515 Market street above First (apposite tha Sulsntal Hotel), San Franclecc. Che lining and Scientifie Press, 23 Machinery. Hepburn & Pecterson’s AMALGAMATOR,. ME SUBSCRIDERY WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION of the Mintng Publlc to thelr Neducer and Amalga. mator, and alsy tothelr Separator for reducing and separatIng the matnera! frum Gold und Silver Ores, . Manufactured and exhiblted atthe Yulean Iron Works, Nos 137 anit ty First street, San Francisco. ; These machines secure ts the Mincra more Expeditlous ani ferfect Reducilon and Amatsnination, a less Maldlity tcavehtent aml delay, and a greater amount of usetid elfect In prupurtipn tothe power employed te keep them lia oper: ten (hin any other mnechine now jn use tor producing simt ar results, ‘Chis tact ls attested ta ky their general adaptlan and peretercucr at all the principal Reduction Werks In Ne. vaila Territary ; among whic way be meatioaed the Gould & Curry Still, the silver state Keductlon Works, Zephyr Flat s1Q1, Phoncer Mill, Kastern Slupe Stl, Phanix Mul. ete. >> This Mmalvamator May he sechin operation at the Enirupean Metathargien] Works, Bryant St bet. 3d and 4th, [Miustrnted In the stluing and RclentiNe Press, me ons, t. HEVNUBRN & PETERSON, + mews 3me NOTICE TO NEW QUARTZ MILL. HE ATTENTION OF ALL ENGAGED IN MININO IS called to Funchery’s unrivuled Mlaing Machines, eonwasting of his celekrated Turbine Water Wheel, whieh took the First Freminm at the Mechanies' Fair nt San Francisco fur 1864; hla Croconvo Quurtz Crusher; Is Pulverizer; and tis linproved Frejberyg aman Barrel; altogether forming the most compete and cllcctlve Quartz Reducing and Amalguinating Mi now jnuse. Thia mill cun be put up ut less cost, rnn with Jess power, and accomplish mora work, than uny other now In uso, B. Fauchery and F,. Genard Having estaldished a Quartz Milland Metallurgical Works, are vow prepured to crash, reast. amalgamate, pelate, anil give correct analysis of ores, Weare also pred tughye our witestion te the huthiing and constructing rtz Mills und Furnaces, nnd glvo directions tor workIng Mines; and also tn instruct persons In all branches apMINES. ertiining to Mining Warks, at No. 23 Fremont street, near Market, Rallroal Foundry building. F. GENARD, B. FAUCHERY, es ALetallurgiat. Engineer, v BLALE’s QUARTZ BREAKER Is now extensively used for breaking hard masses of Quartz or Ores To a sizo suitable for stamps. These meen aes aro patented, and are in praectlcaloperation In CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA, WASHOE, ENGLAND, FRANCE, — aNp—— THE ATLANTIC STATES, These MachInes, or elreulars containing further Informa. How reperding them, may bo obtalnucd of the undersigned. Tess, BLAKE & TYLER, Box 2077 San Franelsco Post Oftice. CHAS. T. BLAKE, WM. P. BLAKE, Haho Clty. dvi E. TYLER, Michigan Bluff. San Francisco. ATTENTION, MINERS! LINSCOTT’S PATENT CHAMBER DRILL. Great Improving in Blasting. WW. GB. LATE Ras taken the sole agency for tho manufaelure and sale upon the Pacific Coast of this valuable article, the ohject of which is to-cut a chainber at the bottom of aa ordinary drill-hole (as wiil be understvod on refereuee to cxplapoe of cut), giviag mure than double the effeet in blastDg. Ds the shaft of drill, forty-fivo inches in length, B represents tho cutters extended after a blow bas heen glvan. Tho loyer portlon of B is a guido plate 3¢ inch thick, holding tho cutters ia place and aliowing them to gilo in and out freely, the suriuce of the rock preventing their falling out and sceuriag their relurn. When closed tbe edges of tho entters protrude about 1.16 inch only. ‘As tho drill descends the foree slide A slrikes the bottom of tho holo and a slight hlow drives its wedged shaped head, C, upward, foreing tho euiters upward and outward by double acting wedgo power. Faco of the cutters 13g inches in length, diamond edged. There ure but four pieees Ih ad, two of which, the eutters, are dvtached, Price of one drill with two sets of cutters, $33. entturs, $5 per sut, z Persons wisbing further information about the working of this labor and moaey saving article, will pleasa send for etrculars containing full particulars, which will bo furnisbod graluitusly npon addrosslag W. B. LAKE, Geacral Purchasing aail Advertising Agent, Rvuom 28 Government House, San Francisco. 2vll Extra VARNEWS PATENT AMALGAMATOR. These Machines Stund Unrivaled. For rapldly pniverizing and amalgamating ores, they have noecqual. Noeffort has becn,or will be, spared to have them construcled in the most perfect munnet, and of the great nuinber now Jn operstion, nut one has cver renired repairs, The constant and increasing demand tor them Is sutticient cvidence of thelr merits. ; They arc constructed so asto apply stcain directly Into

the pulp, or with stcam bottoms, as desired. Thia Amalgamator Operates as Follows: The pan belng filled, the motion of themnier forces the pulp te the center, whero It Is drawn down throngh the Ans ertire and between the griudlng surfaces. Thence It Is thrown Petia eh Into the quicksilver. The enrved plates again draw itto the center, where It ia down, and tothe elreumforence as before. Thus It is coustantly assing in a regular flow between tho grinding sarlaees and ite the quicksilver, until the ore is reduccd to an impalpable powdor, and the metal amalgamated. Setters made on tho same principle excel all others.— They bring the pulp 80 constantly and pertcctly in contact with quicksliver, that the particles are rapidly and completely absorbed. Mil men are Invited to exam)ne these pans and sollers for themaclves, at the PACIFIC FOUNDRY, lvl San Francleco. The Mechantes’ Institute AWAKDEN A PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL TO BRUCKNER'S MECHANICAL ROASTING FURNACE, Parlles wishing te erec) auch Furnaces, ara reqnested to leave thelr orders at the otlice of tho Maxine AND Serentieic Puss. AY, ZUG CS ae Engineer, I2v1l Kearney st, Roum No. ta. HUNT'S IMPROVED WIND-MILL. THIS WIND-MILL IS RAPIDLY taking the place of all other Mills on tho Pacific Const. These Mlils arc so slinple in thelr consiructlon, that when once bullt, they can be putin order by almost nny person; nid when once Ju order they willrun tor years without repairs. Prices, from $i to $1,000. ROUND AND SQUARE WATER TANKS BUILT TO ORDER. HUNT’S PUMPS Are admilted to be the best In the Market tor Wind MIs, belng hallt expressly for that purpose. The: = ean be set, und taken apart with a common wreneh, and are very easily repalred. = HUNT'S ENDLESS CHAIN ; HORSE POw zen % For Sawing Wood, ALSO, THE Self-Regulating Horse Power Isso arranged as to glvc a steady mollon, and }s caleulated to be nseil lor turnlag Wootl. Iron or Rrass, also for Scroll or Circular Sawing, and is fly equal to Steam for any Ight work. The nhove Machines are bullt ot the best matcrials, and wnade as Durable as Wood and Iron will make them. ALL WORK WARRANTED, aa Vor further Partleulars sec smal) clrewars. EE. O. HUNT, No. 28 Second Street, and 108 & 112 Jessle Strect, San Fran elsco, 26-303 HUNTS PATENT Circular Sweep Horse-Powers, For runnalng Churns, Washing Machlncs, Grindstones, nmplag water, sawing wood, and other ght machluery. tiee, SK), at the Factory. HUNT'S PATENT SELF-REGULATING TREAD HORSEPOWER Js superior to any machino of the kind in tho market. Price, with Governor, all complcto to set to work, at the Factory, $3uu. Manufactured by E. 0. HUNT, 28 Second sircet, San Franciscn DENIS WHELAN, Eashionable Boot Maker REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, AT SHORT NOTICE. No. 17 Fourth Street, Near Markct street, San Francisco. 15v10-1m* 710 Stevens’ Pressure Packing. YX \ iW TZU NN}! Patented March 7th, 1865. Presaure Packing is now conceded, hy tho best engiNocra, to be the most effectual method of making and keeping the metallic riug of plstons steam-tight. STEVENS' PACKING has the advantage of being cheaper in first cost than the ordinary packlog, and can ho appliei to old style pistons with very litilo alloraticn or detention, Tn placo of testimonials, tho Patentee reqnests of thuso who are using tbo uld spriag packing to inquire of the owners of the various engines which now havo this packing ia use—some of which have heen rnaaing from tbree to twelvo moaths without being opened, or showing any deserjptive leak—and act upon tbeir recommendation, Further particnlars can he had by applying to the Pitenlee, ANDREW STEVENS, Master Mechanic, Alameda Railroad, or at the VULCAN IRON WORKS, whero they an ho seen, at any time, in course of construction. 1odr ANDREW STEVENS, McCOMB'’S CUMULATIVE POWER PRESS ARROW TIE. E. C MeCOMB, Agent. No. 1 Oovernmcnt House, cor. Sansome and Washington sts. 23v10 3m. WATER WHEELS! Equal to the Best Overshot Wheel POWER PLEDGED “SONU LSIXGA NI LEPPEr’s AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE, I< now manefac'nred hy the Vulcan Iron Works Company, fathls eity, sid ordera fur the same can he tiled inne ee We havea danke supply «af the different sizes, froin 10 inches to sg. That we inay know tho pruper sized Whicel you require, measure your water in The following way! Take the wilh of the atreain, the averaga depih, and the distance It Haws Iu minnte, 7 All the Wheels alreudy in nso give unlvcrsai satisfaction, For pariiculars send tor a Clreular, This Wheel js especially adapted ta mining purposca. At Is ight, and ean he easily packed Inte the mountains. Wheels welghing (rom .00 to 308 pounds, will yleld irom 10 to:40 hurse-power under a head of 25 or Ww teet. They aro tho chenpest wheel to act up known, us they aro so arranged as tu produce the greatest power eee from the wuter necil. Come and see them, or send for a Clrenlar to LEFFEL & MYERS, At Vulcan Iron Works, office 137 and.139 First strect, San Franelseo. avil-r TO QUARTZ MINERS. Tlinkle’s Centrifugal Pulverizer and Amalgamator! HE ATTENTION OF MINERS IS RESPECTFULLY A requested to HINKLE'S CENTRIFUGAL PULVERIZER AND AMALGAMATOR, now munifactured and to be seen In operation atthe NOVELTY IRON WORKS of My, E. T. Steen, Nos. 37 £39 Frenivnt street, between Market aad Sfission streets. This machine Is the best jn the State forthe purpose of Puiverizing and Amalgamating ORES The whole machine, made entirely vf hon, will not exceed One Ton, and no plece of It will execed 200 ponnis, whicb makes It very convenient Tor srenseoriata toremote districts. It will work Two Tons of Rock per day. Mr. Hanson, who Js rnnulug one of the machines, ts an exporlenced Aimalgumator, and wtil receive Ores at tha akove named place, and extract the metnis and furnish as says for oll persons wishing the same. The Subscriber manufacturcs a IFAND MACHINE lor MJIncra engaged In prospecting, which will avork 60 pounds of RUCK at a tine, and which will weigh ahout 175 ponds. The Pulverizer and Amalgaimutor works Rock of the size ot agraln of corn toanImpuipable powder. Apply to PHILIP HINKLE, At the Novelty Iron Wy orkap oe 37 & 39 Fremont street. m BAUX & GUIOD’S Separator & Amalgamator Is the most important 1mprovement In_ mining machincly ever Introduced, It wasnwarded the FERST PREMIUM at the San Franciscn Mechanics’ Falr tor 1864. where it proved itself to be tke best_Separator and Amalsamutor among all the competitors. CGonstrucled on principles which combine Seixstinie KnpwhkpGe with Practica, EXvenience, these Pans extract more gold aud silver from their ores than an othersin use, as afew hours tial wlll demonstrate. MII mn will find it to their advantage to employ these pans as Separators, In addltlon to the ordinary Amalgaturs now In use, anil to re-work thelr old tailings. The cost of these pana is incmmslderablo, and Ihelr stricture Is such that they can be rewlily separated In parts convenlent for packing on mules. Ainong the many advantacs possessed by BAUX & GUIGD'S Pan, are the tallowing: he trifilng cost for nttendanec; Its smail eost; Its portahllIty; The Jarge quanllly of pulp iteau operate upon In a givcn time; It may be worked even wecks without stopping, as It Is constructed to work continuon. he complete thoroughness of the separation of the reck from tho metals and the trifilng power required to work then; They can be attached to any ordinary crushing apparalus, We have the pleasure of referring parties interested tn tho followIng parties, who have our Pan In use: JeffersonTan Afining Catan Bowman's Ranch, Nevada county; The French MII, Nevada City; Crall's Graycl Cement Nevada county; Waltman's Chlorinatlon Works, Nevada, Cal.; Gold HIil Qnartz MII], Washoe. Manufactured at the Vulcan Iron Works, Miners' Foundry and San Franclsco Foundry, San Francisco, and at Beugh & Thom's Foundry, Nevada Clty. For further particulars, orto see this Pan in operation, eall on or address J.B. RAUX, Fremont Street, near Mission, adjolning the San Francisco lron Works, San Franclseo. ~ 4va-6df M. DISNEY’S Endless Chain Water Wheel Olves the greatest power from the samo amonnt of water of any wheel In use. Every ponnd of water usell gives one peut powor. Itischeap and casily constricted, and can be bullt anywhere, and may be so constructed as to give any amount of power according to the amount of water and the fall. It }s now oa exhibition at 621 Market street, in this City. All are invited to call and see for themselves. We aro ready to put In Wheelaelther on sluggish streams or under head. RIGHTS FOR SALE, This Whee) js pecullarly adapted to running streams, whero parties cannot bulld dams soas to make use of the fall. ME. DISNEY, inventor. San Francisco, Sept. 6th, 1865. Tivl0-tw