Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

Che Bining and Scientific Press, 255. — Meee Fat and Flesh Come cer They come from tha earth and the ntinosphere, collected by vegetation. Grasa contains flesh ; so grain. ‘The animal system puts it on from these. Veyetation thenis the urcdium throagh which the attinttal world exists; it can exist iu no other way. When grass or grain is eaten, the flesh constitacuts are retainad in the systom ; so ulso the fatty substance, that is, the starch and sugar, from which fut is mnde. Some grains have more flesh than others; so of the qualities that make fat. In a hundred parts of wheat, according to Piesse, are ten pounds of flesh; in a hundred pnrts of oatmeal, nearly doubla that amwonut. ITcnce oats are better tor horses, on uceoant of their fleshformiay principle, rather thau fat, as mascle is what a horse wants. For Inttening purposes, however, corit nud other grains are better. When flesh itself is eaten, the systein but appropriates what is alreaily formed, but would as readily take it from vexctables, from floar. The flesh-inaking principle—or the flesh ttself, in tts constitaents—goes to fori cheese in the duiry; the starch, &e., batter. tence i; is that some peopla assert that cream has little influence in cheese, further thnn to enrich it; for cheese and butter nre entirely distinct. The same kind of food is equally good for the production of either. -Tltis is a point of considerable interest, and is not yet fully expluined —intleed, it ts yet in its infancy. And a plant in its different stnges of growth hnsn differcnt effect. ‘The fat of the plant is held in reserve for the seed; nothing is wasted in leaves, wood, &c.; the precious sced must huve it. Hence when this takes place, the stalk is comparatively worthless to wliat it is prior to the change. And the fat canuot be appropriated so well in the seed as when i is diffused through the stalk. ‘fender herbage, therefore, is the best; und when sccared beforc the direction of the ciltukes place, so much the better will bo tho hay. Casvat.tigs.—Three thousand one hundred and eighty-one persons lost their lives, and nine hnndred and thirty-five other persons suffered bodily injnries, by accidents upon Aincricun railroads or stcamboats, or by explosions of powder mmngazines, or fall of baildings, in America, daring the period between the close ef the war aid the 3lst ef Angnst— just five montha. hese figares, supposing the entire ycar to prescnt a similar record, would give a total of 7,632 dcatlis, and 2,244 persons wounded, withia the space of twelve months. MINING LAWS AND FORMS. Third Edlelon rovised nnd enlarged, Complied by H. B. CONGDON, THIS Edition contains all the laws of the STATE OF CAL TFORNIA aid NEVADA TERRITORY, relativo to Mining Corporations together wiih the Mining Ordinances of MexIco, compiote; Digest of Decisbins ot the Supreme Cvurt; Formgcte, 16 mo, texible eluih, 192 pp. $2.50, Pubilshed by Wi H, BANCROFT & CO, REMOVAL! R. WEGENER, Accountant and Mining Secretary Has removed to No. 415 Montgomery Strectt—wes aide, Between Sacramento and California sts., 6v10 San Faancisco, Machinery. Worth’s Telegraph TKeel. Mxssns. Duwer 4 Co.—Dear Sirs: Isee a notice In your paper In regard tomy Paper Reci, signed Henry MeGann. All t ha ve to say Is, if I had Invented such a Keel as hls, In 1862 or 1863, and had aot Improved It moro than he hus, I would keep my name to myself, and not lot the muibile kuow who { was. tls notice puls ine In mind_of Shakapeare's play of ‘’Much Ado About Nothing." My Reel Is entlreiy ditferent froin hls, and is considered, by operators who are judges of such things, to be the hest; and as for the cord, I conld rlg one to my Reel that would run a week, bul It is not cca Ty Fer the best Paper Reels, address I TH, Sonoma Ln WY Or! i6vDtt Or, WM. LUNDBERG, San Frauclaco. HUNTER’S PREMIUM CONCENTRATOR, AMALGAMATOR AND SEPARATOR, Awarded a Sliver gee ty at the late Mechanlen’ air, UNTER'S CONCENTRATOR CAN BE SEEN 1N OPERatlou daily at Ihe Novelly Iron Works, Fremont street. Partles wishing to purchaso A‘oncentrators wili find it to thelr advanlage te examine the above machine beloro Purchasing ¢lsewhero, tor the foilowlng reasons: Ist. It will work the sands trom a %-stamp battery, and fave from Ii to 20 percent. more sulphureta than any maeliino built on Ihe Pucifle coust, 2d. The Sulphurets aru washed cican, containing iess than ten per cent. ot sand. Sd. The wasto tioe gold and amaigam 1s amalgamated on tho eopper plutcs; no tiace oan mereury and searecly & trace of meta) fasses off with tho sand. dih.*lisalmplicliy ls a sufliclent reeammendation for its cucral use asa Concentrator, The variation ot speed Inn Quartz Mifldces not cffeet the working of the Machine. he same was demonsirated at the late Mechanies’ Fair, when wilh theg eatest RREZGULARITY OF SPEED the best of results wie given, Sth. Thoye is no clogglng or stopping to clean out the rniPhurets andsand; consequently no wasle from any inattention on the part of ihe attendant. 6th. In exhlbitIny the working of the machIne (it Is not Tun empty), all classes of ores and tailings, from 60 pounds and upwards, are concontrated that parties may sec fit to teit the machine wilh. Give It u telai, and satisfaction is guaranteed. All orders anil any juformatiou required. address, NDREW KUNTER, Novelty Iron Works, Fremeut st., San Franelseo, 16y11-3m Or to E, T. STEEN, Agent. tepburn & Pcterson’s AMALGAMATOR. NE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD CALL. TILE ATTENTION of the Mining Public 19 thelr Kednerr anc Ainateabiator, and stsco tothelr Seqarator fur reducmy and separating the mineral fruit Geld nnd Stiver Oren, Manufaetnred awl vxhiblied atihe Vulean fron Werks, Nos 137 and 189 Fira) srevt, dan Francisco. Thess mactdnes svenre to the Miner wu more Expeditions and Verivet eduction nnd Atalyanpitha, a less Ibi biliy to aceldent and dela, tof inetd etleel Mn proportion tere » then In uperatlon than any other wnelif redueline stint se vik fel bs alteated ty bs aly yrenies ab nll ties AE sd i Territory . aimeuy which may be the Sliver State Reduellon Works, Zep! er Mill, Bualera Sinope MU, Mhaenlx MAL, ef 4 whys or Muy be sevn in pperation pt the Enropean Metatlurgieal Works, Bry ‘ {Hlustrated in the Mloing and Sctentifie fr HEPBURN & I* i} » nove 3in* NOTICL NEW QUARTZ MILL. M1E ATTENTION OF ALI. called to Fauchery’s unri sisthiz oF hls celebrated Turbine the First Vreanlinn at the Mechani for 1862, hls Crocodile Qnurts his tuproved Frelberg Amal Yornluyg the inost cumplete n el ve Quartz Redueliy and Ainalzamuting MIM wow inne, This mill ean be put Up ab lvssx cost, run wth less power, wid accomplish more werk, lhun any ottier vow Jn nse, B. Fauchory and F. Genard Yaving extabilshed a Quurlz MilJund Metuflurgleal Works, ate Now prepared lo crush, roast umalgrmate, assur, cu Pelale, and give correct anulyslaof ores. We uro alsa pre: paretl ty give onr adenilon tothe building apd coustruethng ol QuactZ Milisand Furnuces, and give directlons fur work: Ing Mines; and alsu to Insiruet porsons In all briniches ap eriiining to Mining Works, at No, 23 Fremont street, near Market, Raliread Foundry building. F. GRNARD, B. FAUCHERY, Metallurcgist. Engineer, TO MINERS. ENGAGED IN MINING TS an Frauchvo his tuverizer; and Burrel; allogether Av9 BLAKE'S QUARTZ BREAKER Is now extensively used tor breaking hard mnsses of Quarts or Ores To a size suitable for stamps, These machines ure patented, dure in pruetleal operation in CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA, WASHOE, ENGLAND, FRANCE, —ann— THE ATLANTIC STATES, These Machines, or circuiars containing further Information regarding them, may be obtalned of the undersigned, ress, BLAKE & TYLER, Box 2077 San Franeisco Post Office. OHAS. T, BLAKE, WM. P. BLAKE, Idaho City. 4vi0 E. TYLER, Michigan Biuff, Sau Franelsco. ATTENTION, LINSCOTT’S PATENT CHAMBER DRILL. MINERS! Great Improving in Blasting. W.G. LAKE ffas taken the sole agency for the manufacturo and salo upon the Pucifie Coast of this valuable article, the object of whicb Is toeut a chamber at tho bottom of an ordinary drill-holo (as will be understvod on referengo to expla. nation of cut), glving moro than doublo tbe effect in blusting. Dis the shnft of drill, forty-five inches in length, B represents the cuttors extended after a blow bas been given, Tbe lower portion of B is a guido plate 1¢ inch thick, bolding tbo eutters ln place and allowiug them to gilie in nud out freely, the surace of tbo rack preventing tbelr falling out nnd securing tbeirreturn. When closed the edges of the cutters protrude about 1.16 ineh only, As tbe drill descends the forea allde A strikes the bottom of tho bole and nslight blow drives ita wedged sbaped hend, C, upward, foreing tbo eutters upward and outward by double acting wedge power. Face of the cutters 13; inches in lougth, diamond edged, There aro but four piceca iu nil, two of which, tbe cutters, are detacbed, Price of vue drill witb two seta of euttors, $33, cutters, $5 por sct. 3 Porsons wishing furtber information about the working of this labor and moucy saving article, will please seud fur cireulars containing full qarticulars, which will be furnisbed gratuitously upon addressing W. B. LAKE, Geueral Purchasing and Advortlsing Agent, Room 28 Government House, San Francisco. vil Extrn SAVE YOUR BOILERS AND FUEL, NE-EIGHTH OF AN iNCH OF DEPOSITON THE O tire surface of n hoiler takes THIRTY PER CENT. of the steam generating power fron that bojler, and, of course, wastes thirty per cent. of the fuel; and, what ly a greater misfortung, ‘It keeps the water from the plates and fluca, eausing them to seorch, bilster and hurn, destroying the boller, aud too often haman Ilves. I Have » Compound For Sale That I have used with complete sueecss In overy In, stance, and wilhout delaying the running of machInoryor Injuring the hollers In any manner, und ata cost of five dollard the bollers can be made as clean as when they were new. Apply by letter, or personaily, to Eley ae JOHN MAILER, Engineer of Ploneer Flonr Mills, No. 515 Market street above First (oppodlte tho oa Hotel), San Francisco. BV. : Rowe’s Patent Holian Refrigerator. HIS NEW AND IMPORTANT INVENTION IS NOW offercd tothe pnblle, with tio fuliest conviction that it wlli he found Invaiuable to the dairyman, and of most essentlai service inevery household, By its use the amount cf cream from miik may Inerease) neatly et in . uantity, whiie for general retrigerating and ventilatin jee it has noequal. Gall on OSGOOD & STETSON, 19 Commercial street, San Franelsco, and examiuo for yoursclyes, ldvil W.S. ROWE, Proprictor. . The Meehantics’ Institute AWATOND A PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL TO BRUCKNER’S MECHANICAL ROASTING FURNACE. Partles wishing tn erect such Furnaces, are requested te leave their orders with TT. KALLENELERG, 121i 416 Market street, San Fruneisce, TION T’sS IMPROVED WIND-MILL. THIS WIND-MILL 18 RAPIDLY taking tho other Millis on the Paciie Const. em be put i order by afimost any person; wid when once In order they wlilrun tor years without repairs. Priees, from $50 to $1,000. ROUND AND SQUARE WATER TANKS BUILT TO ORDER, KUNT’S PUMPS Are adniltted to be the best In the + Market for Wind Mills, being bullt expressly for thal purpose, They enn be set, and taken upart with avumimen wrench, ald are very oasily repalred. HUNT'S ENDLESS CHAIN TIORSE POWER For Sawing Wood. ALSO, THE Self-Regulating [lorse Power Isso arranged as to give a steady motlon, and Is ealenlated” to be used for turning Wood, Iron or Brass, also for Scroil or Circular Sawing, and Ig fully equal to Steam Tor any Ilght work. The above Machines are built of the best matorials, and made us Durabie as Wood and Iron will make theru. ALL WORK WAREANTED. eam For further Particuiars see smajl circulars. -e i. O. TIUNT, No. 28 Second Strect, und 108 & 112 Jessie Street, San Fran elsco, 26-3un HUNT'S PATENT Circular Sweep Horse-Powers, Por running Churns, Washing Machines, Grindstones, pauela waler, sawing wood, and ather light machinery. ‘riee, S100, at the Factory, HUNT'S PATENT SELP-REGULATING TREAD HORSEPOWER. Is superior to any machine ot tho kind In the market. Price, with Governor, all pom plate to set to work, at tho Factory, $300. Manufactured by E. O. HUNT, 7¥10 28 Second street, San Frunclseo DENIS WHELAN, Fashionable Boot Maker REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, AT SHORT NOTICE, No. 1% Fourth Street, Near Market street, San Francisco. 16v10-1m* Stevens’ Pressure Packing. Patented March 7th, 1865. Presauro Packing is now eonecded, by the best englneers, to be tho moat offectual method of making and keeping the metallic riug of pistons steam-tigbt. STEVENS’ PACKING has the advantago of buing cheaper in first cost than the ordinary packing, and can be applied to old style pistons with very little alteration or detention, In place of testimonials, the Putentce requests of those who are usiug the old spring packiug to inquire of the owners of the various engines which uow have tbis pack iug in use—some of which have beon runuing from tbreo to twelve montha witbout belng opened, or showing any descriptive leak—and act upon their recommendation. Furtber particulars can bo had by applying to tho Putenteo, ANDREW STEVENS, Master Mechanic, Alamoda Railroud) or at tho VULCAN IRON WORKS, whore they an be seen, at any timo, in course of construction. lodf ANDREW STEVENS, MeCOMB’S CUMULATIVE POWER PRESS AND ARROW TIE. E. C McCOMB, Agent. No. 1 Government House, cor. Sansome and Washingtonsts, 2310 3in PATENT CHAMBER DRILL, Tho greatest Lahor-saving Machine < ever Invented tor Quartz Mining. By SS uslug this Drill In shatte, unnels, and SS ell olher rock blasting, iiree-tonrihs X of the labor and over oue-haitof io powder will he saved. Tho Dril? makea Sa chamber directly wi the bottou of SDN the hale, at any depth you wlrh, six Sh thes the area vt tho orlginal hole, In S all kinds ot roek, iu Jess tlme tla tinn can drill n 12, ule Iwe hiches Hae Requiring iu taimping, it wlll He impersible to have a jremature Ast. S AT THE STATE FAIR held In Sacra. x mnrnte, Seytember, 865, a Commillee. pune cee nhty bul tie Linscoti'sand S Stow! MM Chamber Drtils, reported aa We, the nndersigned, Committee on Mining Tools, do awird to Henry M. Stow, ul San Franeleo, the FIRST VREMIUSt for tiie best Chamber Drif tur blastlig rock, tor the tollowing CHRON . Jal, For slinpilelty of canstruction; 2d, For durubliluy ot drill; sd. For slrengih of drill, ‘the ubyve Drills will be sent te any lairt of the Slale ror R30, with one set ol Cutters or Chisela thal will chat. ber trom 76 to 150 hoes. Extra Chisela lurnished at $2 60 per set. S ss SES the Driltinay be seen at Mr, BUFFINGTON'S Office, No.7 Govermnen! Block, corner Sansome and Washington streets, aud ‘at No. SIL Murkel street. Drills will be delivered lo any part ef this State free of expen to the purehnser, Any Inlormatiou desired, or orders for Drills, nduresa STOW & COLLINS San Franelseo. Oll Wells! O11 Wellst!! irecelved at the last STATE FAIR a speeini Premium for Mie best Paes Drill tor bering eli wetls, The above Drill wlll bore he hole trom 34 Inch to 2 Inefiea larger lhan thy iugide of the plpe or lubing of the weil, I desired, making the bore perleetly strujght and ronnd. The Drillcan bo attached tu und werk with any comnion drill at an expense ot trom $24 to $50, Tqvlll iurnish ali muchinery for buring, or will bdke contracts Jor boring wells, and furnish steam englues and all tools required. Address, HENRY M. STOW, ltvil San Frnneiseo, WATER WHEELS! Equal to the Best Overshot Wheel NI POWER PLEDGED "MONT LSIXW Peertiws AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE, Is now manufaclured hy the Vulean lron Worka Company, In ils elty, and orders for the samo can be tilled Immediately. We havea late supply ot the different sizes, hom 10 inches to 204. That we may know the proper sized SCE gn require, measure your water in the following way: Take the width of the stream, tho nverage depth, and the distaneo it liows Ina minute. Ail the Wheels already In nse give universal satisfaction, For particnlars send tor a Cireular, This Wheel is especlaliy adnpted to mining purhoses. it Is light, and cnn be easily nacked Into the monimalns, Wheels welghing from 100 to 30U pounds, wil) yleld trom 16 to 4ithorse-puwer under ahead of 25 ur 30 tect, Thev are the chospcst wheel to sot up known, as they ure so arranged asto produce the greatest power possible from the waler uged, Come and see them, or send for a Clreular to e LEFFEL & MYERS, At Vulcan Iron Works, office 137 and 139 First strect, San Francisco. aviltt VARNEY’S PATENT AMALGAMATOR. These Machines Stand Unrivaled. For rapldly pulverizlng and amalgamating ores, they have noequal. Noeffort has heen, or willbe, spared to havo them constructed In Ihe most perfect muuner, and of the great number now In operation, net one has ever reaired repuirs, The constant and Inereasing demand tor them Is sufficient evidence ot their merits, They are constructed so asto appiy steam directly Into tho puip, or with steam hottoms, as desired. This Amalgamator Operatea as Follows: The pan belng fliled, the inollon of the muller foreea the pulp te the center, where !Itis drawn down throngh the ate erture and between the erlndiug gurtaces, Thence it is thrown to the periphery into the quicksllver. The curved plates again draw it to tho center, where It passes down, and to the cireumferenee as before. Thus ltis coustantly fers In a regnlar flow hetween the grinding surlaces and luto the quicksiiver, until tho ore Ils reduced tu an Impalpable powder, und the metai amalgamated. Seders made on the sume prinelpic excel nll others.— They bring the pulp so constantly and perfectiy In contact with quicksilver, that the partleles are rapldiy and completely absorbed, Ml men are Invited to examine these pans and setlera for themselves, at tho PACIFIC FOUNDRY, WI San Franelsco. SALMON’S PROPELLOR AMALGAMATOR Challenge Settler llas heen In use and thoroughly tested, hoth in Callfornia and Novada, with entire satisfaction to all parties concerned. These Machines aro Made entirely different from any others, gad with the same TOnee ill grind: pranignm aif oat and separate, more goid and silver ore thun at In use. Miastaraaral at tho SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDRY, whero Machines enn heacen In operation. Address $vil J. & W. C. SALMON, OIL WELL BORERS, CONTRACT W1LL_BE LET TO A RESPONSIBLE ‘A. party to sink an Oil Well, as deep a3 may he" required, on land helonging to the "Eel River Oli Company," sliuated In Humboldt county, aa me Dilcul ates inauie at the Compan, 0» ackson st., up stalrs. Tea Pay OO EH, WILSON, Secretary,

Che Bining and Scientific Press, 255. — Meee Fat and Flesh Come cer They come from tha earth and the ntinosphere, collected by vegetation. Grasa contains flesh ; so grain. ‘The animal system puts it on from these. Veyetation thenis the urcdium throagh which the attinttal world exists; it can exist iu no other way. When grass or grain is eaten, the flesh constitacuts are retainad in the systom ; so ulso the fatty substance, that is, the starch and sugar, from which fut is mnde. Some grains have more flesh than others; so of the qualities that make fat. In a hundred parts of wheat, according to Piesse, are ten pounds of flesh; in a hundred pnrts of oatmeal, nearly doubla that amwonut. ITcnce oats are better tor horses, on uceoant of their fleshformiay principle, rather thau fat, as mascle is what a horse wants. For Inttening purposes, however, corit nud other grains are better. When flesh itself is eaten, the systein but appropriates what is alreaily formed, but would as readily take it from vexctables, from floar. The flesh-inaking principle—or the flesh ttself, in tts constitaents—goes to fori cheese in the duiry; the starch, &e., batter. tence i; is that some peopla assert that cream has little influence in cheese, further thnn to enrich it; for cheese and butter nre entirely distinct. The same kind of food is equally good for the production of either. -Tltis is a point of considerable interest, and is not yet fully expluined —intleed, it ts yet in its infancy. And a plant in its different stnges of growth hnsn differcnt effect. ‘The fat of the plant is held in reserve for the seed; nothing is wasted in leaves, wood, &c.; the precious sced must huve it. Hence when this takes place, the stalk is comparatively worthless to wliat it is prior to the change. And the fat canuot be appropriated so well in the seed as when i is diffused through the stalk. ‘fender herbage, therefore, is the best; und when sccared beforc the direction of the ciltukes place, so much the better will bo tho hay. Casvat.tigs.—Three thousand one hundred and eighty-one persons lost their lives, and nine hnndred and thirty-five other persons suffered bodily injnries, by accidents upon Aincricun railroads or stcamboats, or by explosions of powder mmngazines, or fall of baildings, in America, daring the period between the close ef the war aid the 3lst ef Angnst— just five montha. hese figares, supposing the entire ycar to prescnt a similar record, would give a total of 7,632 dcatlis, and 2,244 persons wounded, withia the space of twelve months. MINING LAWS AND FORMS. Third Edlelon rovised nnd enlarged, Complied by H. B. CONGDON, THIS Edition contains all the laws of the STATE OF CAL TFORNIA aid NEVADA TERRITORY, relativo to Mining Corporations together wiih the Mining Ordinances of MexIco, compiote; Digest of Decisbins ot the Supreme Cvurt; Formgcte, 16 mo, texible eluih, 192 pp. $2.50, Pubilshed by Wi H, BANCROFT & CO, REMOVAL! R. WEGENER, Accountant and Mining Secretary Has removed to No. 415 Montgomery Strectt—wes aide, Between Sacramento and California sts., 6v10 San Faancisco, Machinery. Worth’s Telegraph TKeel. Mxssns. Duwer 4 Co.—Dear Sirs: Isee a notice In your paper In regard tomy Paper Reci, signed Henry MeGann. All t ha ve to say Is, if I had Invented such a Keel as hls, In 1862 or 1863, and had aot Improved It moro than he hus, I would keep my name to myself, and not lot the muibile kuow who { was. tls notice puls ine In mind_of Shakapeare's play of ‘’Much Ado About Nothing." My Reel Is entlreiy ditferent froin hls, and is considered, by operators who are judges of such things, to be the hest; and as for the cord, I conld rlg one to my Reel that would run a week, bul It is not cca Ty Fer the best Paper Reels, address I TH, Sonoma Ln WY Or! i6vDtt Or, WM. LUNDBERG, San Frauclaco. HUNTER’S PREMIUM CONCENTRATOR, AMALGAMATOR AND SEPARATOR, Awarded a Sliver gee ty at the late Mechanlen’ air, UNTER'S CONCENTRATOR CAN BE SEEN 1N OPERatlou daily at Ihe Novelly Iron Works, Fremont street. Partles wishing to purchaso A‘oncentrators wili find it to thelr advanlage te examine the above machine beloro Purchasing ¢lsewhero, tor the foilowlng reasons: Ist. It will work the sands trom a %-stamp battery, and fave from Ii to 20 percent. more sulphureta than any maeliino built on Ihe Pucifle coust, 2d. The Sulphurets aru washed cican, containing iess than ten per cent. ot sand. Sd. The wasto tioe gold and amaigam 1s amalgamated on tho eopper plutcs; no tiace oan mereury and searecly & trace of meta) fasses off with tho sand. dih.*lisalmplicliy ls a sufliclent reeammendation for its cucral use asa Concentrator, The variation ot speed Inn Quartz Mifldces not cffeet the working of the Machine. he same was demonsirated at the late Mechanies’ Fair, when wilh theg eatest RREZGULARITY OF SPEED the best of results wie given, Sth. Thoye is no clogglng or stopping to clean out the rniPhurets andsand; consequently no wasle from any inattention on the part of ihe attendant. 6th. In exhlbitIny the working of the machIne (it Is not Tun empty), all classes of ores and tailings, from 60 pounds and upwards, are concontrated that parties may sec fit to teit the machine wilh. Give It u telai, and satisfaction is guaranteed. All orders anil any juformatiou required. address, NDREW KUNTER, Novelty Iron Works, Fremeut st., San Franelseo, 16y11-3m Or to E, T. STEEN, Agent. tepburn & Pcterson’s AMALGAMATOR. NE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD CALL. TILE ATTENTION of the Mining Public 19 thelr Kednerr anc Ainateabiator, and stsco tothelr Seqarator fur reducmy and separating the mineral fruit Geld nnd Stiver Oren, Manufaetnred awl vxhiblied atihe Vulean fron Werks, Nos 137 and 189 Fira) srevt, dan Francisco. Thess mactdnes svenre to the Miner wu more Expeditions and Verivet eduction nnd Atalyanpitha, a less Ibi biliy to aceldent and dela, tof inetd etleel Mn proportion tere » then In uperatlon than any other wnelif redueline stint se vik fel bs alteated ty bs aly yrenies ab nll ties AE sd i Territory . aimeuy which may be the Sliver State Reduellon Works, Zep! er Mill, Bualera Sinope MU, Mhaenlx MAL, ef 4 whys or Muy be sevn in pperation pt the Enropean Metatlurgieal Works, Bry ‘ {Hlustrated in the Mloing and Sctentifie fr HEPBURN & I* i} » nove 3in* NOTICL NEW QUARTZ MILL. M1E ATTENTION OF ALI. called to Fauchery’s unri sisthiz oF hls celebrated Turbine the First Vreanlinn at the Mechani for 1862, hls Crocodile Qnurts his tuproved Frelberg Amal Yornluyg the inost cumplete n el ve Quartz Redueliy and Ainalzamuting MIM wow inne, This mill ean be put Up ab lvssx cost, run wth less power, wid accomplish more werk, lhun any ottier vow Jn nse, B. Fauchory and F. Genard Yaving extabilshed a Quurlz MilJund Metuflurgleal Works, ate Now prepared lo crush, roast umalgrmate, assur, cu Pelale, and give correct anulyslaof ores. We uro alsa pre: paretl ty give onr adenilon tothe building apd coustruethng ol QuactZ Milisand Furnuces, and give directlons fur work: Ing Mines; and alsu to Insiruet porsons In all briniches ap eriiining to Mining Works, at No, 23 Fremont street, near Market, Raliread Foundry building. F. GRNARD, B. FAUCHERY, Metallurcgist. Engineer, TO MINERS. ENGAGED IN MINING TS an Frauchvo his tuverizer; and Burrel; allogether Av9 BLAKE'S QUARTZ BREAKER Is now extensively used tor breaking hard mnsses of Quarts or Ores To a size suitable for stamps, These machines ure patented, dure in pruetleal operation in CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA, WASHOE, ENGLAND, FRANCE, —ann— THE ATLANTIC STATES, These Machines, or circuiars containing further Information regarding them, may be obtalned of the undersigned, ress, BLAKE & TYLER, Box 2077 San Franeisco Post Office. OHAS. T, BLAKE, WM. P. BLAKE, Idaho City. 4vi0 E. TYLER, Michigan Biuff, Sau Franelsco. ATTENTION, LINSCOTT’S PATENT CHAMBER DRILL. MINERS! Great Improving in Blasting. W.G. LAKE ffas taken the sole agency for the manufacturo and salo upon the Pucifie Coast of this valuable article, the object of whicb Is toeut a chamber at tho bottom of an ordinary drill-holo (as will be understvod on referengo to expla. nation of cut), glving moro than doublo tbe effect in blusting. Dis the shnft of drill, forty-five inches in length, B represents the cuttors extended after a blow bas been given, Tbe lower portion of B is a guido plate 1¢ inch thick, bolding tbo eutters ln place and allowiug them to gilie in nud out freely, the surace of tbo rack preventing tbelr falling out nnd securing tbeirreturn. When closed the edges of the cutters protrude about 1.16 ineh only, As tbe drill descends the forea allde A strikes the bottom of tho bole and nslight blow drives ita wedged sbaped hend, C, upward, foreing tbo eutters upward and outward by double acting wedge power. Face of the cutters 13; inches in lougth, diamond edged, There aro but four piceca iu nil, two of which, tbe cutters, are detacbed, Price of vue drill witb two seta of euttors, $33, cutters, $5 por sct. 3 Porsons wishing furtber information about the working of this labor and moucy saving article, will please seud fur cireulars containing full qarticulars, which will be furnisbed gratuitously upon addressing W. B. LAKE, Geueral Purchasing and Advortlsing Agent, Room 28 Government House, San Francisco. vil Extrn SAVE YOUR BOILERS AND FUEL, NE-EIGHTH OF AN iNCH OF DEPOSITON THE O tire surface of n hoiler takes THIRTY PER CENT. of the steam generating power fron that bojler, and, of course, wastes thirty per cent. of the fuel; and, what ly a greater misfortung, ‘It keeps the water from the plates and fluca, eausing them to seorch, bilster and hurn, destroying the boller, aud too often haman Ilves. I Have » Compound For Sale That I have used with complete sueecss In overy In, stance, and wilhout delaying the running of machInoryor Injuring the hollers In any manner, und ata cost of five dollard the bollers can be made as clean as when they were new.

Apply by letter, or personaily, to Eley ae JOHN MAILER, Engineer of Ploneer Flonr Mills, No. 515 Market street above First (oppodlte tho oa Hotel), San Francisco. BV. : Rowe’s Patent Holian Refrigerator. HIS NEW AND IMPORTANT INVENTION IS NOW offercd tothe pnblle, with tio fuliest conviction that it wlli he found Invaiuable to the dairyman, and of most essentlai service inevery household, By its use the amount cf cream from miik may Inerease) neatly et in . uantity, whiie for general retrigerating and ventilatin jee it has noequal. Gall on OSGOOD & STETSON, 19 Commercial street, San Franelsco, and examiuo for yoursclyes, ldvil W.S. ROWE, Proprictor. . The Meehantics’ Institute AWATOND A PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL TO BRUCKNER’S MECHANICAL ROASTING FURNACE. Partles wishing tn erect such Furnaces, are requested te leave their orders with TT. KALLENELERG, 121i 416 Market street, San Fruneisce, TION T’sS IMPROVED WIND-MILL. THIS WIND-MILL 18 RAPIDLY taking tho other Millis on the Paciie Const. em be put i order by afimost any person; wid when once In order they wlilrun tor years without repairs. Priees, from $50 to $1,000. ROUND AND SQUARE WATER TANKS BUILT TO ORDER, KUNT’S PUMPS Are adniltted to be the best In the + Market for Wind Mills, being bullt expressly for thal purpose, They enn be set, and taken upart with avumimen wrench, ald are very oasily repalred. HUNT'S ENDLESS CHAIN TIORSE POWER For Sawing Wood. ALSO, THE Self-Regulating [lorse Power Isso arranged as to give a steady motlon, and Is ealenlated” to be used for turning Wood, Iron or Brass, also for Scroil or Circular Sawing, and Ig fully equal to Steam Tor any Ilght work. The above Machines are built of the best matorials, and made us Durabie as Wood and Iron will make theru. ALL WORK WAREANTED. eam For further Particuiars see smajl circulars. -e i. O. TIUNT, No. 28 Second Strect, und 108 & 112 Jessie Street, San Fran elsco, 26-3un HUNT'S PATENT Circular Sweep Horse-Powers, Por running Churns, Washing Machines, Grindstones, pauela waler, sawing wood, and ather light machinery. ‘riee, S100, at the Factory, HUNT'S PATENT SELP-REGULATING TREAD HORSEPOWER. Is superior to any machine ot tho kind In the market. Price, with Governor, all pom plate to set to work, at tho Factory, $300. Manufactured by E. O. HUNT, 7¥10 28 Second street, San Frunclseo DENIS WHELAN, Fashionable Boot Maker REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, AT SHORT NOTICE, No. 1% Fourth Street, Near Market street, San Francisco. 16v10-1m* Stevens’ Pressure Packing. Patented March 7th, 1865. Presauro Packing is now eonecded, by the best englneers, to be tho moat offectual method of making and keeping the metallic riug of pistons steam-tigbt. STEVENS’ PACKING has the advantago of buing cheaper in first cost than the ordinary packing, and can be applied to old style pistons with very little alteration or detention, In place of testimonials, the Putentce requests of those who are usiug the old spring packiug to inquire of the owners of the various engines which uow have tbis pack iug in use—some of which have beon runuing from tbreo to twelve montha witbout belng opened, or showing any descriptive leak—and act upon their recommendation. Furtber particulars can bo had by applying to tho Putenteo, ANDREW STEVENS, Master Mechanic, Alamoda Railroud) or at tho VULCAN IRON WORKS, whore they an be seen, at any timo, in course of construction. lodf ANDREW STEVENS, MeCOMB’S CUMULATIVE POWER PRESS AND ARROW TIE. E. C McCOMB, Agent. No. 1 Government House, cor. Sansome and Washingtonsts, 2310 3in PATENT CHAMBER DRILL, Tho greatest Lahor-saving Machine < ever Invented tor Quartz Mining. By SS uslug this Drill In shatte, unnels, and SS ell olher rock blasting, iiree-tonrihs X of the labor and over oue-haitof io powder will he saved. Tho Dril? makea Sa chamber directly wi the bottou of SDN the hale, at any depth you wlrh, six Sh thes the area vt tho orlginal hole, In S all kinds ot roek, iu Jess tlme tla tinn can drill n 12, ule Iwe hiches Hae Requiring iu taimping, it wlll He impersible to have a jremature Ast. S AT THE STATE FAIR held In Sacra. x mnrnte, Seytember, 865, a Commillee. pune cee nhty bul tie Linscoti'sand S Stow! MM Chamber Drtils, reported aa We, the nndersigned, Committee on Mining Tools, do awird to Henry M. Stow, ul San Franeleo, the FIRST VREMIUSt for tiie best Chamber Drif tur blastlig rock, tor the tollowing CHRON . Jal, For slinpilelty of canstruction; 2d, For durubliluy ot drill; sd. For slrengih of drill, ‘the ubyve Drills will be sent te any lairt of the Slale ror R30, with one set ol Cutters or Chisela thal will chat. ber trom 76 to 150 hoes. Extra Chisela lurnished at $2 60 per set. S ss SES the Driltinay be seen at Mr, BUFFINGTON'S Office, No.7 Govermnen! Block, corner Sansome and Washington streets, aud ‘at No. SIL Murkel street. Drills will be delivered lo any part ef this State free of expen to the purehnser, Any Inlormatiou desired, or orders for Drills, nduresa STOW & COLLINS San Franelseo. Oll Wells! O11 Wellst!! irecelved at the last STATE FAIR a speeini Premium for Mie best Paes Drill tor bering eli wetls, The above Drill wlll bore he hole trom 34 Inch to 2 Inefiea larger lhan thy iugide of the plpe or lubing of the weil, I desired, making the bore perleetly strujght and ronnd. The Drillcan bo attached tu und werk with any comnion drill at an expense ot trom $24 to $50, Tqvlll iurnish ali muchinery for buring, or will bdke contracts Jor boring wells, and furnish steam englues and all tools required. Address, HENRY M. STOW, ltvil San Frnneiseo, WATER WHEELS! Equal to the Best Overshot Wheel NI POWER PLEDGED "MONT LSIXW Peertiws AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE, Is now manufaclured hy the Vulean lron Worka Company, In ils elty, and orders for the samo can be tilled Immediately. We havea late supply ot the different sizes, hom 10 inches to 204. That we may know the proper sized SCE gn require, measure your water in the following way: Take the width of the stream, tho nverage depth, and the distaneo it liows Ina minute. Ail the Wheels already In nse give universal satisfaction, For particnlars send tor a Cireular, This Wheel is especlaliy adnpted to mining purhoses. it Is light, and cnn be easily nacked Into the monimalns, Wheels welghing from 100 to 30U pounds, wil) yleld trom 16 to 4ithorse-puwer under ahead of 25 ur 30 tect, Thev are the chospcst wheel to sot up known, as they ure so arranged asto produce the greatest power possible from the waler uged, Come and see them, or send for a Clreular to e LEFFEL & MYERS, At Vulcan Iron Works, office 137 and 139 First strect, San Francisco. aviltt VARNEY’S PATENT AMALGAMATOR. These Machines Stand Unrivaled. For rapldly pulverizlng and amalgamating ores, they have noequal. Noeffort has heen, or willbe, spared to havo them constructed In Ihe most perfect muuner, and of the great number now In operation, net one has ever reaired repuirs, The constant and Inereasing demand tor them Is sufficient evidence ot their merits, They are constructed so asto appiy steam directly Into tho puip, or with steam hottoms, as desired. This Amalgamator Operatea as Follows: The pan belng fliled, the inollon of the muller foreea the pulp te the center, where !Itis drawn down throngh the ate erture and between the erlndiug gurtaces, Thence it is thrown to the periphery into the quicksllver. The curved plates again draw it to tho center, where It passes down, and to the cireumferenee as before. Thus ltis coustantly fers In a regnlar flow hetween the grinding surlaces and luto the quicksiiver, until tho ore Ils reduced tu an Impalpable powder, und the metai amalgamated. Seders made on the sume prinelpic excel nll others.— They bring the pulp so constantly and perfectiy In contact with quicksilver, that the partleles are rapldiy and completely absorbed, Ml men are Invited to examine these pans and setlera for themselves, at tho PACIFIC FOUNDRY, WI San Franelsco. SALMON’S PROPELLOR AMALGAMATOR Challenge Settler llas heen In use and thoroughly tested, hoth in Callfornia and Novada, with entire satisfaction to all parties concerned. These Machines aro Made entirely different from any others, gad with the same TOnee ill grind: pranignm aif oat and separate, more goid and silver ore thun at In use. Miastaraaral at tho SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDRY, whero Machines enn heacen In operation. Address $vil J. & W. C. SALMON, OIL WELL BORERS, CONTRACT W1LL_BE LET TO A RESPONSIBLE ‘A. party to sink an Oil Well, as deep a3 may he" required, on land helonging to the "Eel River Oli Company," sliuated In Humboldt county, aa me Dilcul ates inauie at the Compan, 0» ackson st., up stalrs. Tea Pay OO EH, WILSON, Secretary,