Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

Scientific Press, 27 Tree anp Beattirci.—Some ono has remarked, with equal trnth and beauty, that eduy cation does not commence with the olphabet. It begins with a mother’s look, with a sister's gentle pressure of the hand or a brother's noble forbesrance. With hundsfall of flowers in ereen daisy meadows, with creeping and almost imperceptible earmets, with humming bees, und gliss bee-hives, with pleasant walks in shady lanoz, with thought directed, in sweet und kindly tones nud words, tu nvture ond acts of benevolence, to decds of virtue and to the souree of ull good, to Goll himself. Bats.—Don't destroy the tats. They do an nutold amount of good in eatehing the nightying moths, some of whieh ure the parents of the most destructive worms and insects, Nor do they do any harm. ‘There wns a time when we, ia common with most other boys, mude a practico of striking down every but we suw, with a sert of Teeling thnt we were doing a good thing. It was a mistake, and we nme sorry lo have a single but on the epnscience. Bats do good and only good, und the larmer and the larmer’s boy shoald be the last to hurm them. Prorasity.—Tho vice of profanity wenrs its own inroad into the minds of the young, if they aro not properly guurded in the comInencement of their young carer. The people of this land are certainly distinguished, to an extent unknown in other countries, by profaneness. Astranger might infer from the tone of popular conversation, from the exclarations of excited individuals, from tho clumors of anger and passion, that we acknowledge the Almighty for no other purpose than that we might have a name to swear by, or n conyvenient expletive to fill up the chasms of discourse. Lucky O.p Max.—Amos Kendall, who in his old ago, amassed a fortune by investing in telegraphic stocks, has devoted the sum of $50,000 to tho ereetion of a Baptist Church in Washiueton city, as a memorial to his deceased wife, who was a member of that denontnation. Mr. Kendall retired from General Jackson's administration poor hut now, at the age of eighty, enjoys, an income of $40,000 a year. Vaivante Guivea.—Not long since, a boy in Boston fouud a guinea dated 1676—just a hundred years before the Declaratiou of American Independonce. Shortly after the discovery,a New York numismatologist offered the boy's father one thousaud dollars for the old guiuea. Tur same person who owned the farm on which the fighting commenced at the first battle of Manassas, also owned the house in which General Grant and General Lee drew up the articles of surrender. A proyzE statue of President Lincoln, to cost $20,000 is to bo placed in Capitol Square, Albany, N. Y. MINING LAWS AND FORMS. Third Ealtion revised and culurged. Compiled hy I. B. CONGDON, TUNIS Edition contalns all the Jaws of the STATE OF CAL FFORNTA and NEVIDA TEREITORY, relathye to Mining Corporations together whi the Mlalng Ordliainces of Mex: lea, complete. Digest of Decisions of the Supreme Court, Forinsetc, 16 mo. Nexible cloth, 192 pp. $2 60, Published by H, 11. BANCROFT & CO, REMOVAL! R. WEGENER, Accountant and Mining Secretary, Has removed to No, 415 Montgomery Nireett—wes alde, Between Sacramento and Calsfurola sis., 6510 Sax Francisco. LEHXIGH COAL. 200 Tons Large Lump Lehigh Coal Now on Fland. FE am 21ls0 In constant receipt of LETIGH CoOatL. aud will be able tosnpply it always At the Lowest Market Price. JAMES KR. DOYLE, 2103m Paclfic Coa) Yard, 413 and 425 Pacific street. NOTICE TO MINERS. THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL MINING STOCK In Incorporated Companies and Unincorporated Mines, In San Francisco Disirict and In El Dorado District, Arizona Territory. Itis conddently asserted and belleved by most practical miners that Arizona ls the riches) mining country In the world. Recent developments of these nilnes are now attracting the attention of capitalists, who have already erected several mills, aid more are golng there soon. Now isthe time to Invest to advantage, and obtaln the rise that must seon follow. Those wishing to purchase soon can do ro, on _miost lberal terms, by calling on MR. RODNEY CLARKE, SS Montromery street (room No. 11), San Francisco, or on H, C. SRINNER, San Jose, California. N. B.—Frelght all the way by water at a cost of 44g cents er pound, " H.C. SKINNER, San Jose, California. Gan Vranclsco, April 7, 1644, J Iq) The lining and ue = rom ni a Sia ios fuels ; GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS. Ae IRON WORK: THIS WHEELER & RANDALL Grinder and Amalgamator. In the engraving herewith extlblted, A represents Lhe Rim of the Pan; 8%, Cross Prime ; ©. lege é Muller; J, Driver; KK, Dies; 1., Nul, ond O, Wings or Gulde Pintes. D, Geo; G, Driving Paley; 1, Shoes; M, Hand Wheel ; N, Jain Se The attention of the Public is reapectiutly eilled to these Ist. That the Mechnuieal work uceomplished by dittereutly formed grinding pines, hnving the enme diameicr, weight, lmrdness, md revoly ng at the same velocity, is as follows, to wit: The Mechunicuc Work of plane, circular plates of the nannl ring form, is ninely-eight..0.00.0ceee enon The Mechnnical work of conical plates of the most apyroved form, is one lmudred und ten. The Mechnnical work of ‘Trnetor in the invention of Wheeler & Randall, is one handrail and seventy-s¢ven..That is, the T'rnctory hundred and seventy-seven tons of ore, the conical grinding plates one hindred and ten tons, and the plane cirentar grinding plies nuinety-cight tons, lo the sane degree of lineness in the same time, Those using this invention certify Mat they thoronglily reduce five tons of ore, us it ordinarily comes from the wet battery, per day in cach pan, fonr feet dimneter, the muller making sixty-tive revolutions per-minute. 2d. That asa whole, the Wheeler & Randall Grinder und Amaleamator fs one of the most simple, compuet, snbslnutial, conve hient and efficient OS Patent app 7.98 ormed plates, as introduced reduce one y-formed grinding plies will pan in use. ied for, MANUFACTUNUD AT +--54an Francisco. “ “ i s.eceee Marysville. -Portland, Oregon. WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventors. SAN FRANCISCO, JUNE 13, 3865. Openings, ean it be. burnished. THE EXCELSIOR GRINDER AND AMALGAMATOR, In the engraving Pan; B, Muller; &, 4, Lever; NM, Dash-Boards; 1, Key; @, Dica; ¢, Shoea, and o, herewith presented, A representa the Rim of the Lega; D, Cross-Frame; E, Gearing. F, Screw; oe The relative grinding capacities of “The Excelsior” Grinder and Amalgamator, of the Flat Bottomed Pan, and of the Conical Pan when properly constructed, are respectively 177, 98 and 110. That is, tho respective mullers being of the same diameter, same weight, same hardness, and running at the same velocity, “The Iexcelsior Grinder and Amalgamator” will reduce one hundred and seventy-seven tons of ore, the Flat Bottomed Pan ninetyeight tons, and the Conical Pan one hundred and ten tons to the same degree of fineness in the same time. The wear to the Shoes and Dies at their grinding surfaces ia th® Excelsior Grinder and Autalgamntor, is perfectly nniform, thn? securing evenness of reduction to the pulp, us well as stendiness of motion to the muller. Uniform wear of the grinding plntes has heen attained in no other thin that of the Tyaclory forn—uor Another property of excellence in this machine is that the melal or snbstnnee to be amalgamated passes direct trom the grinding surfaces into the qnicksilver; thus excluding the possibility of its hecoming coated with any forcign substances, after having been dt is truthfully said “that the Tractory-lormed Pan ng a Grinder has no equal, and as an Amalgamator no superior.” As a whole, it is far superior to any other pan in use. MANUFACTURED AT TNE Union Iron Works and Golden State Iron Works, WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventors. The undersigned haying hind e€veral years of expertence in practlenl quariz olning operations, will ever take great pleasure Io furnishing parties interested in mlning and machinery any desired Information which hey may posacas. WHEELER & RANDALL. SAN FRANCISCO, June 13, 1815. SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE MANUFACTORY. CONSTANTLY ON MAND, A Large und Coniplete Assortment = Re MANILA CORDAGE, FOR MINING PURPOSES, also —— WHALE LINE, BALE ROPE, ETC., Mannfactured from Pore Manila Heanp. Hoisting Ropes for Deep Shafts, —— Also — Lines for Ferry Goats, Manufactured to Order. Office at TUBBS & CO’S, Nos, 611 and 613 Front street. Mannfactory at the Potrero. 34v19 QUICKSILVER FOR SALE BY Ss. EF. BUTTERWORTH, Northwest cor. Battery and Callfornia sts, v9-19 EAN FRANCISCO. SAVE YOUR BOILERS AND FUEL, NE-EIGHTH OF AN INCH OF DEPOSIT ON TNE fire surface of a boiler takes THIRTY PER CENT, of the stcani cen¢rating power trom thut boller, and, of course, wastes thirty per cent. of the eel; and, whal ls a greater inisfortune, It keeps lhe water Iron the plates and tiuea, causing them lo scorch, bDiister and burn, destroying the boller, and too often human llves. i Wave «a Compound For Sale Thal I have used with complete success in every Instance, and without delaylng the runalng of macbinery, or injuring the bollersin any maoner, and at a cosi of five dollars the bollers cuu be made o3 clean as when they were new. Apply by letter. or personally, to . aes 7 JOUN MAILER, Engineer of Pioncer Flour Mills, No. 515 Market street, above First (opposite the Orfental Hotel), San Franeleco WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR IMMENSE BTOCK on FINE CUSTOM MARE CLOTHING —aAaNn—— Gents’ Furnishing Goods AT PRICES TILAT DEFY COMPETITION, Our Stock ef Clothing Conists of ALL TITE LATEST STYLES BOTIE OF MATERIAL AND FINISH. A Large Assortment of Tronks, Valisex, Carpet Tings, Blankets, Ete., AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. J.R. MEAD & €o., Sy10 Cor, of Washlngtun am} Sansgine streets, Let it be Known.—When any of our readers respond (by letters of Inquiry or by the purchase of articles) to advertisements found in our columns, thoy will confer a fkvor, pot only upon us, but upon the adyertleer, by montloning the fact of haying ecen the notice In our paper

Scientific Press, 27 Tree anp Beattirci.—Some ono has remarked, with equal trnth and beauty, that eduy cation does not commence with the olphabet. It begins with a mother’s look, with a sister's gentle pressure of the hand or a brother's noble forbesrance. With hundsfall of flowers in ereen daisy meadows, with creeping and almost imperceptible earmets, with humming bees, und gliss bee-hives, with pleasant walks in shady lanoz, with thought directed, in sweet und kindly tones nud words, tu nvture ond acts of benevolence, to decds of virtue and to the souree of ull good, to Goll himself. Bats.—Don't destroy the tats. They do an nutold amount of good in eatehing the nightying moths, some of whieh ure the parents of the most destructive worms and insects, Nor do they do any harm. ‘There wns a time when we, ia common with most other boys, mude a practico of striking down every but we suw, with a sert of Teeling thnt we were doing a good thing. It was a mistake, and we nme sorry lo have a single but on the epnscience. Bats do good and only good, und the larmer and the larmer’s boy shoald be the last to hurm them. Prorasity.—Tho vice of profanity wenrs its own inroad into the minds of the young, if they aro not properly guurded in the comInencement of their young carer. The people of this land are certainly distinguished, to an extent unknown in other countries, by profaneness. Astranger might infer from the tone of popular conversation, from the exclarations of excited individuals, from tho clumors of anger and passion, that we acknowledge the Almighty for no other purpose than that we might have a name to swear by, or n conyvenient expletive to fill up the chasms of discourse. Lucky O.p Max.—Amos Kendall, who in his old ago, amassed a fortune by investing in telegraphic stocks, has devoted the sum of $50,000 to tho ereetion of a Baptist Church in Washiueton city, as a memorial to his deceased wife, who was a member of that denontnation. Mr. Kendall retired from General Jackson's administration poor hut now, at the age of eighty, enjoys, an income of $40,000 a year. Vaivante Guivea.—Not long since, a boy in Boston fouud a guinea dated 1676—just a hundred years before the Declaratiou of American Independonce. Shortly after the discovery,a New York numismatologist offered the boy's father one thousaud dollars for the old guiuea. Tur same person who owned the farm on which the fighting commenced at the first battle of Manassas, also owned the house in which General Grant and General Lee drew up the articles of surrender. A proyzE statue of President Lincoln, to cost $20,000 is to bo placed in Capitol Square, Albany, N. Y. MINING LAWS AND FORMS. Third Ealtion revised and culurged. Compiled hy I. B. CONGDON, TUNIS Edition contalns all the Jaws of the STATE OF CAL FFORNTA and NEVIDA TEREITORY, relathye to Mining Corporations together whi the Mlalng Ordliainces of Mex: lea, complete. Digest of Decisions of the Supreme Court, Forinsetc, 16 mo. Nexible cloth, 192 pp. $2 60, Published by H, 11. BANCROFT & CO, REMOVAL! R. WEGENER, Accountant and Mining Secretary, Has removed to No, 415 Montgomery Nireett—wes alde, Between Sacramento and Calsfurola sis., 6510 Sax Francisco. LEHXIGH COAL. 200 Tons Large Lump Lehigh Coal Now on Fland. FE am 21ls0 In constant receipt of LETIGH CoOatL. aud will be able tosnpply it always At the Lowest Market Price. JAMES KR. DOYLE, 2103m Paclfic Coa) Yard, 413 and 425 Pacific street. NOTICE TO MINERS. THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL MINING STOCK In Incorporated Companies and Unincorporated Mines, In San Francisco Disirict and In El Dorado District, Arizona Territory. Itis conddently asserted and belleved by most practical miners that Arizona ls the riches) mining country In the world. Recent developments of these nilnes are now attracting the attention of capitalists, who have already erected several mills, aid more are golng there soon. Now isthe time to Invest to advantage, and obtaln the rise that must seon follow. Those wishing to purchase soon can do ro, on _miost lberal terms, by calling on MR. RODNEY CLARKE, SS Montromery street (room No. 11), San Francisco, or on H, C. SRINNER, San Jose, California. N. B.—Frelght all the way by water at a cost of 44g cents er pound, " H.C. SKINNER, San Jose, California. Gan Vranclsco, April 7, 1644, J Iq) The lining and ue = rom ni a Sia ios fuels ; GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS. Ae IRON WORK: THIS WHEELER & RANDALL Grinder and Amalgamator. In the engraving herewith extlblted, A represents Lhe Rim of the Pan; 8%, Cross Prime ; ©. lege é Muller; J, Driver; KK, Dies; 1., Nul, ond O, Wings or Gulde Pintes. D, Geo; G, Driving Paley; 1, Shoes; M, Hand Wheel ; N, Jain Se The attention of the Public is reapectiutly eilled to these Ist. That the Mechnuieal work uceomplished by dittereutly formed grinding pines, hnving the enme diameicr, weight, lmrdness, md revoly ng at the same velocity, is as follows, to wit: The Mechunicuc Work of plane, circular plates of the nannl ring form, is ninely-eight....0.00.0ceee enon The Mechnnical work of conical plates of the most apyroved form, is one lmudred und ten.. The Mechnnical work of ‘Trnetor in the invention of Wheeler & Randall, is one handrail and seventy-s¢ven...That is, the T'rnctory

hundred and seventy-seven tons of ore, the conical grinding plates one hindred and ten tons, and the plane cirentar grinding plies nuinety-cight tons, lo the sane degree of lineness in the same time, Those using this invention certify Mat they thoronglily reduce five tons of ore, us it ordinarily comes from the wet battery, per day in cach pan, fonr feet dimneter, the muller making sixty-tive revolutions per-minute. 2d. That asa whole, the Wheeler & Randall Grinder und Amaleamator fs one of the most simple, compuet, snbslnutial, conve hient and efficient OS Patent app 7.98 ormed plates, as introduced reduce one y-formed grinding plies will pan in use. ied for, MANUFACTUNUD AT +--54an Francisco. “ “ i s.eceee Marysville. -Portland, Oregon. WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventors. SAN FRANCISCO, JUNE 13, 3865. Openings, ean it be. burnished. THE EXCELSIOR GRINDER AND AMALGAMATOR, In the engraving Pan; B, Muller; &, 4, Lever; NM, Dash-Boards; 1, Key; @, Dica; ¢, Shoea, and o, herewith presented, A representa the Rim of the Lega; D, Cross-Frame; E, Gearing. F, Screw; oe The relative grinding capacities of “The Excelsior” Grinder and Amalgamator, of the Flat Bottomed Pan, and of the Conical Pan when properly constructed, are respectively 177, 98 and 110. That is, tho respective mullers being of the same diameter, same weight, same hardness, and running at the same velocity, “The Iexcelsior Grinder and Amalgamator” will reduce one hundred and seventy-seven tons of ore, the Flat Bottomed Pan ninetyeight tons, and the Conical Pan one hundred and ten tons to the same degree of fineness in the same time. The wear to the Shoes and Dies at their grinding surfaces ia th® Excelsior Grinder and Autalgamntor, is perfectly nniform, thn? securing evenness of reduction to the pulp, us well as stendiness of motion to the muller. Uniform wear of the grinding plntes has heen attained in no other thin that of the Tyaclory forn—uor Another property of excellence in this machine is that the melal or snbstnnee to be amalgamated passes direct trom the grinding surfaces into the qnicksilver; thus excluding the possibility of its hecoming coated with any forcign substances, after having been dt is truthfully said “that the Tractory-lormed Pan ng a Grinder has no equal, and as an Amalgamator no superior.” As a whole, it is far superior to any other pan in use. MANUFACTURED AT TNE Union Iron Works and Golden State Iron Works, WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventors. The undersigned haying hind e€veral years of expertence in practlenl quariz olning operations, will ever take great pleasure Io furnishing parties interested in mlning and machinery any desired Information which hey may posacas. WHEELER & RANDALL. SAN FRANCISCO, June 13, 1815. SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE MANUFACTORY. CONSTANTLY ON MAND, A Large und Coniplete Assortment = Re MANILA CORDAGE, FOR MINING PURPOSES, also —— WHALE LINE, BALE ROPE, ETC., Mannfactured from Pore Manila Heanp. Hoisting Ropes for Deep Shafts, —— Also — Lines for Ferry Goats, Manufactured to Order. Office at TUBBS & CO’S, Nos, 611 and 613 Front street. Mannfactory at the Potrero. 34v19 QUICKSILVER FOR SALE BY Ss. EF. BUTTERWORTH, Northwest cor. Battery and Callfornia sts, v9-19 EAN FRANCISCO. SAVE YOUR BOILERS AND FUEL, NE-EIGHTH OF AN INCH OF DEPOSIT ON TNE fire surface of a boiler takes THIRTY PER CENT, of the stcani cen¢rating power trom thut boller, and, of course, wastes thirty per cent. of the eel; and, whal ls a greater inisfortune, It keeps lhe water Iron the plates and tiuea, causing them lo scorch, bDiister and burn, destroying the boller, and too often human llves. i Wave «a Compound For Sale Thal I have used with complete success in every Instance, and without delaylng the runalng of macbinery, or injuring the bollersin any maoner, and at a cosi of five dollars the bollers cuu be made o3 clean as when they were new. Apply by letter. or personally, to . aes 7 JOUN MAILER, Engineer of Pioncer Flour Mills, No. 515 Market street, above First (opposite the Orfental Hotel), San Franeleco WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR IMMENSE BTOCK on FINE CUSTOM MARE CLOTHING —aAaNn—— Gents’ Furnishing Goods AT PRICES TILAT DEFY COMPETITION, Our Stock ef Clothing Conists of ALL TITE LATEST STYLES BOTIE OF MATERIAL AND FINISH. A Large Assortment of Tronks, Valisex, Carpet Tings, Blankets, Ete., AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. J.R. MEAD & €o., Sy10 Cor, of Washlngtun am} Sansgine streets, Let it be Known.—When any of our readers respond (by letters of Inquiry or by the purchase of articles) to advertisements found in our columns, thoy will confer a fkvor, pot only upon us, but upon the adyertleer, by montloning the fact of haying ecen the notice In our paper