Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

28 The Wining aul Srientitic Press, Missep Frre,—The preparations made to get up a big bonfire on the top of Mount Davidson, on the night of the 4th, missed fire— cause, the person whom was entrusted the match to fire it, and five dollars, in casli, as pay for the trouble, found his way into a drinking saloon and forot his errand. Fitts tue Cavse,—Since the Union army occupied New Orleans, there has been no yellow fever there, Ben. Butler says that the only reason why that city was ever so afflicted was on account of its wunecessary filth, In this opinion Surgeou-General Barnes concures. Probably Savannah and Charleston and Norfolk will be safe summer residences hereafter, under the healthful municipal rule that will hereafter be introduced into those cities. As the moon, whether visible or invisible, lias power over the tides of the ocean, so the face of the loved one, whether present or abseut, controls the tides of the soul, Tne largest aqueduct in the world ts the Croton Aqueduct in New York. Its length is forty miles aud a half, and it cost twelve and a half millions of dollars. is, Pacific Mail Steamship Co. The following Steamships will be dispatched on tho folrom Folsom street Wharf AtlIo’clock A. M., punctually to the hour, ’ For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company, and from Aspinwall to New York by the Atlantic and Pacific Steamshlp Company. A Baggage Master will be sent through each trip. Cabin passengers will be berthed for Atlantle steamer. OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent. Corner Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts. *SHOILUd NWUOK MAN (OS 0. TWH9-OTAGZ, “KIPIMOE PUB SUINYD ploy Jo jplawyrzossy of14] V ‘SHIGVT HOA SANOLVA ANIL AMAA Bnyyv wou oe AUTAUIOD ULONOULY OIL, ‘s1ddNOBNUB]Y o1]} WoT £}W92ITp poyoduy ‘SHHOLYM SSIAS GNV HSIIDN ‘osty ‘soorid £10}90,f 7@ plos pus ‘pur uo Apuvysnop {g39UD AALS PUT PIO UT ‘somo RUvA, cotredns Asay} JO WUdMIIOSSY O18] V , “AUOLOVA HOLVM NVOIMLUTV — aL 104 — ENGIOY PLAISMIOXA OOSTOUTAT Wg 490198 AIOUOSUON 709 “ON ‘SNIP LOO "ar °O y MGN LV DONIMIVGRU HOLVM WATCH REPAIRING AT NEW YORK PRICES. *SHOINd HHOA . ‘SHOIUNd HUOA MAN o eo Machinery. McCOMB’S CUMULATIVE POWER PRESS AND ARROW TIE. E. C MeCOMB, Agent. No. 1 Government House, cor. Sansomo and Washington sts. 23¥10 311 NOTICE. The undersigned having purchased the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT In aud for tho Stato of California, tor tho Manufacture and Sale of WINTITAMS PATENT HOSE COUPLING, Hereby caution all partics against tho manufacture or purchase ot the above Hose Couplings, execopt through us, a& ae will bo pr to the fullextent of t . ee PRESCOTT & SCHEIDEL, Marysville Foundry. 13v10-31a March 3ist, 1865. THE HAMMER QUARTZ MILL. [PATENT APPLIED FOR.} This Machine Is now complete and ready for saic. In constructing it, our alm has becn to produce a light, cheap and economical Crusher—one adapted to mining on a sinali ag well ag on a lurge scale. The elementary principle on whieh it operates is that of the stamp—the only one really relinble and economical. But the stainp has many serious disadvantages, ainong which are its great weight and small velocity; the great power required to run it; diffiewty in feeding properly; imperfeet discharge, and the neeesslty of crushing wet, or the annoyance Irom dust in erushing dry. All these difficultles are obviated in our machine, and tho percusslve blow of the slamp retained, with the fiurther advantage of its belng a drawing or grinding one. We give to our hammers such absolute or relative weight and veloclty as we choosc—just such as to effect their purpose and no more—thus securlug the qualltles of the natnral hammer blow. Tho feed is self-ndjusting and uniform, and as fast as the ore reaches the required degree of fincness (which depends upon the fineness of the screen or sieve used), it is Instantly discharged, so that there is no packing of the ore under the hammers. The mill ernshes dry, with no more dust than that incident to fecdlug, whieh is trifting. Asthe only support of the mortar is a single post sct into tbe ground, the machine can be put in place at slight expense, The size now being built weighs about 1,800 ponnds complete; the heaviest piece not welghing over 275 pounds. It is driven by half a horse-power, and erushes from three to ten tong per day of twenty-four hours per day, accordlug to the characler of the rock and tho fineness to which it is redneed. PRICE,.... pnonanond $800, Larger ones will be furnished if desired. We Invite an inspection of the Miil now in operation adjoining the Foundry of DEVOE, DINSMORE & CO., on Fremont street, between Market and Mission, San Francisco. Office, No. 11 Court Block, San Franelsco, Cal, 21v10 RIX & LOGAN. ATWOOD'S Self-Regulating Windmill. “upj ug jo argia Ave This Windmill is tho most perfect selt-regulator yet inveuted, and ls capable of being adjusted to any deslred speed. Mannfactured at 222 Mission Street, North slide, below Beale, SAN FRANCISCO. N. B.---We also manufacture DICKERSON’S SELF-REGULATING MILLS; also, Rotary and Stationary Mills of different styles and prices, varying froin $50 to § each; nlso round and square Water Tanks mado to order. 222 Mission street, below Beale. 5 UNT’S IMPROVED WIND-MILL. THIS WIND-MILL I8 RAPIDLY taklug the place of ali other Mills ou the Paciile Const. These Mills are so simple in their construction, thnt when once pullt, they enn be put In order by almost any yierson; and whon once in order they willrun for yenrs without repnirs. Prices, from $50 to SI,000. ROUND AND SQUARE WATER TANKS BUILT T0 ORDER. HEUNT’S PUMPS Are adinitted to he the hest in the « Market tor Wind Mills, being built expressly lor that purpose, oui e canbe sét, and taken apart with acommon wrench, and are very easily repaired. TIUNT'S ENDLESS CHAIN For Sawing Wood, 4Ls0, THE Secli-Regulating Worse Power Isso arranged as to give a steady motlon, and is calcniated ta be used torturning Wood. Iron or Brass, aiso tor Scroll or Cirenlar Sawing, and Is fally equal to Steain for any light work. ‘Tie above Machines aro huilt of tho best materials, and made as Durable as Wood and Iron will mako them. ALL WORK WAREANTED. agp For further Particulars seo small circulars. ~<6y No. 28 Second Street, and 108 & Il2 Jessie Strect, San Fran elsco. 26-31 HANSCOM’S CRUSHERS, Made in sizes sultahlo for Breaking Quartz for Batteries; Rock for macadawizlng or conercte; Copper Ore for sack. Ing, sampling, or concentrating; also, for erushlug Quartz for Avastras and Orluders. The small sizes mako # most efficient Crushor for Prospectors, and are arranged to bo run by Hand, Horse, Water, or Steam Power, For further Information address W. W, HANSCOM, 1 Golden State Iron Worka, San Francisco, HUONT’S PATENT : Rad Circular Sweep Horse-Powers, For running Churns, Washing Machines, Orindstones, pamplag water, sawlng wood, and other light machinery. rice, ae at the Se HUN ATENT SELP-REGULATING TREAD HORSEPOWER is superior to any machine of the kind In the market. Prico, with Oovernor, all complete to set to work, at tbe Factory, $300, Manufactured by E, 0, HUNT, Tvl0 28 Second atreet, San Franelsco, SA LIMON’S PROPELLER AMALGAMATOR, The proprictors and inventors of this machine, after fourteen etre of practical experieuco in mining in California and Nevada Territory, and haylng a thorough knowledge of the wants of Mincrs and Mill men, have succeeded ln making an Amalgamator, which, for the purposes Intended, far surpasses any other yet presented to tbe public, and which can be furnished at less than one-half of the expense of any other Amalgaimator, now iu nse, besides reqniring less lahor to clean sud Keep it in running order. The Amalgainator is siiuplo in its construction, consisting of a Anortub constructed of wood nnd adapted to cithrr a Stoue or Iron bottom. Opposite cach other, and on the inside ot the mb. are two flanges, trom two to four Inches broad, reaching from the top to near the bottom, with room tor the mullers to passunder. These flanges are for the purpose of preveutiug the pulp trom forming a cirenlar current, and together with a number of wings placed like a serew-propeller on the muller-shaft, force a current continuaily on the quicksllver at the bottom and under the grinding surface ot the mullers. This peenliarity ot propellerserew and side wings, In coinbinatlou with a deep tub, are what tbe Ong elia clahn ns new and for which a patent has been applied for. The undersigned are now manutacturing threo different sizes of this inachine, and tho attention of the public is respectfully calied to the following results obtained, froin the worklng of Reese River roci, by this amalgamator, and assayed by Miller & Lunbanm, ut Austin, Nevada: No. Fino Fine Assa. +250 913° Assn; 950 Assa. pa) 4% Assay fo i) Assia. 286 0 Assay Water Rock 966 Assay. ie 950 Assay Water Rock 998 Assay. wtceeeer Bt Helena Ledge, W. D. 906 These, including « hundred other batches, were all worked to within fitteen pa eent., and some to within ten per cent., of thoassay. Partics interested will find it to their advantage to call and see the above machine in operation. Manutactured at tho San Francisco Foundry, San Francisco, California, by i‘, J. & W, C, SALMON, To whom all orders should be addressed. 5 TO QUARTZ MINERS. Hinkle’s Centrifugal Pulverizer and Amalgamator! HE ATTENTION OF MINERS IS RESPECTFULLY requested to HINKLE'S CENTRIFUCAL PULYVERIZER AND AMALOAMATOR, now mannfactnred and to be seen in operation attho NOVELTY IRON WORKS of Mr. E. T. Steen, Nos. 37 &39 Fremont street, between Market and Misslon streets. This machine is the best In the Stato for the purpose of Pulvcrizing and Amalgamating ORES The whole machine, Made entirely of ivon, will mot execed One Ton, and no it will execed 200 pounds, which makes lt very con‘ortransportatlon toremote districts. It will work Two Tons of Rock per day. , . Mr. Hanson, who is running one of the machines, is an experlenced Amalgamator, and will receive Ores at the above named place, and extract the metats and furnish assays for all persons wishing the same. The Subscriber manufaetures a HAND MACHINE tor Miners engaged in prospecting, which wlil work 60 pounds of ROCK at a tiine, and which will weigh about 175 pounds. . The Pulverizer and Amalgamator works Rock of the size of agrain of corn to an impalpable powder. Apply to PHILIP HINKLE, At the Novelty Iron WEE ee 37 & 39 Fremont street. 16-Im BAUX & GUIOD’S Separator & Amaigamator Is the most important improvement in mining machinay ever introduecd, It was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the Sau Franelsco Mechanics’ Falr for 1864, where It proved } itself to be the best Separator and Aniilgamator among all the competitors. Coustrucied on principles whicb combine Scientific KNowcence with Practica, EXPERIENCE, these Pans extract more gold and silver from their ores than any others in use, as n few hours trial will d rate. Mill NOTICE TO MINERS. NEW QUARTZ MILL. HE ATTENTION OF ALL ENOAOED IN MINING IS ealled to Fauchery’s unrivaled Mining Machines, conalstIng of hls cciebrated Turbine Water Wheel, which took tho Virst Premlum at the Mechanics’ Fair at San Francisco for 1864; his Crocodile Qnartz Crusbor; his Pulyerizer; and his Improved Frelberg Amalgamating Barrel; altogether forming the inost complete and effective Quartz Reducing and Amalgamating Milt now inuse. This mill can_be put up at less cost, run with icss power, and accomplish more work, than any other now in use. B. Fauchery and F. Genard Tfavlng establisbed a Quartz Mill and Metallurgleal Works, lure now prepared to crush, roast, amalgamate, assort, eupelate, and glve correct analysis of ores. Weare also prepared togtve our attention to the building and eonstructing ot Quartz Mills and Furnaces, and glye directlons for working Mincs; and also to instruct Oe in all branches apertalning to Mining Works, at No. 23 Fremont street, near Market, Railroad Foundry building. EF, GENARD, HK. FAUCHERY, Metallurgist. Englueer, WM. BRUCKNER’S Eurnace for Roasting Ores. Now in Operation at 416 Market street, This Furnace, which is portable, and can be carried on mulcbaek, undertakes to roast without employ ine any labor whutever for tho operation of stirring, which is accomplished by machinery that may be driven by steam or any other motor. It consists ot an iron cylinder, which, belug suspended by chains, in rotatlIng mixes and stirs the ore, hy an Internal apparatus, quicker and more perfeotly than ean be done in any other furnace hitherto known in metallurgy. It can he applied to any kind of ore, and the rapldity and perfectedness of its operation, the great caulig in fuel, and the cntlre saan ot the labor usually required for stirring the ore, together with tho small! cost of coustructing lt, renders this furnace a most Economle:l and Practical Inventlon, The Furnace may be had of two sizes—one being nine feet In length and holding fourteen hundred pounds, and the other six feet In length, and holding clght hnndred pounds. One orse qo Nee ls required to drive the machlnery of the larger sized furnace, and three-fourths of a horse-power for the smaller size. Parties wishing to erect such furnaces will please communicate to W. BRUCKNER, 5yI0 No. 416 Market street, San Francisco. BLAKE'S QUARTZ BREAKER Is now extensively used for breaking hard masses of Quartz or Ores To a size sultable for stamps. These machines are patented, and are in practical operation In CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA, . WASHOE, ENGLAND, FRANCE,” — inp — THE ATLANTIC STATES. These Machines, or cirenlars containing further {nformaHonecmenltg them, may be obtalned of tho undersigned. ress, : BLAKE & TYLER, Box 2077 San Francisco Post Office. CHAS. T, BLAKE, E. TYLER, WN, P. BLAKE, n ets City. Michigan Bluff. W1O San Francisco. men will find it to thelr advantage to employ these pans as Separators, in addition tothe ordinary Amalgators now In use, and to re-work lheir old taillugs. Tho cost of these pans ls inconsiderable, and their structure is such that they can be readily separated in parts convenient for ya ov mmnles, Among the many ndvantages possessed by BAUX & CUIOD'S Pan, are the following: The trifling cost for attendance; Its small cost; Its nora ity; The large quantity ot pulp it eau operate upon im a giyen time: It may be worked cyen weeks without stopping, as it ls constructed to work coutinuously; The complete thoroughness of the separation of the reck trom the metuls ang the tritllug power required to work thei; They can be attached to any ordinnry crushing apparatus. a refuse, Refiners! nsiies, dewelcrs’ sweepings, purchased or worked lor a perecutage. Ores and taillugs worked or assayed at reasonable rates. Mauutactured at the ¥Ynicau Iron Works, Miners’ Foundry and San Franelsco Foundry, San Franueisco, and at Necugh & Thom's Foundry, Nevada City. For further rticulars, orto sce this Pan in operation, eal on or nddress J.m, BAUX, Fremont Street, near Mission, adjoining the Sau BETTE) 4 Iron Works, Sau Fruuciseo, FARRAND’S Oscillating Amalgamator, RECKIVED THE ONLY PREMIUM AWARDEN FOR AMALGANATORS At the Recent Industrial Fair OF THE Mechanics’ Institute of San Francisco, Committee of Awards, ° OQ. BELDEN, W. T. Garratt, H. P. WAKELER, Q. Gori, Gxo. Jounson, Cc. M. Rapeirr. This Premium Amalgamator was placed on trial, at the Mechanics’ Pavlliou, with the Varney, Wheeler & Randall, and Hepburn & Peterson Pan, each working eigbt hundred pounds of crushed rock. This Unrivaled Amalgamator possesses many advantages over all others now in use. lst. It is anor of duing double the amount of work of the ordinary Pans, at a saving Of more than one-half of the pow er. gd. It reduces the pulp finer, thereby producing a better result, . It reqnires less quicksilverby one-half at a charge, whilst the loss by trituratlon is comparatlvely nothing, 4th. As anu Amalgamator of gold contained in sulphurets ag also tor very fine or flour gold, it has no cqual. , Sth. Tbis Amalgamator involves no complleated machinery, and is less liable to get outof order than any of the VARNEYW’S PATENT AMALGAMATOR. These Machines Stand Unrivaled. For rapidly pulverizing and amalgamating ores, they have noequal. No effort hus been, or will be, spared to have them constructed In the most perfect manner, and of the great number now in operon not ono has ever recuined repairs. The constant and Increasing demand for them is sutticient evidence ot thelr merits, They are constructed so asto apply steam directly into the pulp, or with steam bottoms, as desired. This Amalgamator Operates aa Follows: The pan being filled, the inotion of the mnller forces the pulp to the center, where itis drawn down throngh the aperture aud between the grinding surfaces. Thence it is thrown to the periphery into the quicksilver. Tho curved plates again draw it to the center, where it passes down, and to the ctreumference as before. Thus itis constantly assing in a regular flow betwcen the grinding surfaces and » ae the quicksilver, until the ore is reduced to an impaipable powder, and the metal amalgamated. Setlers made on the same prinelple excel ali others.— They bring the pulp so eonstantiy and perfectly in eontact with quicksllver, t at the particles are rapidly and completely absorbed. Mill men are invited to examine these pans and sotlers for themselves, at the PACIFIC FOUNDRY, Iy19 San Franelsco. Wepburn & Peterson’s AMALGAMATOR. HE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION ot the Mining Publle to their Reducer and [Amaiga. miator, and also to their Separator for reducing and separatbig the wiucral from Gold and Sliver Ores, Manufactured and exhibited attho Vulcan Iron Works, Nos 137 and 139 First street, San Francisco. These machines secure to the Miner a more Expedltlous and Perfect Reduction and Amalgamation, a less Mablllty to accident and delay, and a greater amount ef useful effect In proportion tothe power employed to keep them in operatlou than any otlier machine now iu uso for producing slmi-arregults. This fact is attested to by their general adoption and preference at all tho principal Reduction Works in Ne‘errltory ; among which may be mentioned the Oonld & Curry Mill, the Silver State Reduction Works, Zeph * ans. . Manufactured at the MINERS’ FOUNDRY. W. D. FARRAND, Inventor, R.L, OGDEN, Agent, SAN FRANCISCO, see E, corner Nontgomery and California streets, vi . ! Flat Mill, Pioneer Mili, Eastern Slope Mill, Phosnix Mill eto, bay This Amalgamator may tbe seen in operation at the ustrated in the Mining and Scien ' SSNTEPBURN & PETERHON, novg 3m*

28 The Wining aul Srientitic Press, Missep Frre,—The preparations made to get up a big bonfire on the top of Mount Davidson, on the night of the 4th, missed fire— cause, the person whom was entrusted the match to fire it, and five dollars, in casli, as pay for the trouble, found his way into a drinking saloon and forot his errand. Fitts tue Cavse,—Since the Union army occupied New Orleans, there has been no yellow fever there, Ben. Butler says that the only reason why that city was ever so afflicted was on account of its wunecessary filth, In this opinion Surgeou-General Barnes concures. Probably Savannah and Charleston and Norfolk will be safe summer residences hereafter, under the healthful municipal rule that will hereafter be introduced into those cities. As the moon, whether visible or invisible, lias power over the tides of the ocean, so the face of the loved one, whether present or abseut, controls the tides of the soul, Tne largest aqueduct in the world ts the Croton Aqueduct in New York. Its length is forty miles aud a half, and it cost twelve and a half millions of dollars. is, Pacific Mail Steamship Co. The following Steamships will be dispatched on tho folrom Folsom street Wharf AtlIo’clock A. M., punctually to the hour, ’ For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company, and from Aspinwall to New York by the Atlantic and Pacific Steamshlp Company. A Baggage Master will be sent through each trip. Cabin passengers will be berthed for Atlantle steamer. OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent. Corner Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts. *SHOILUd NWUOK MAN (OS 0. TWH9-OTAGZ, “KIPIMOE PUB SUINYD ploy Jo jplawyrzossy of14] V ‘SHIGVT HOA SANOLVA ANIL AMAA Bnyyv wou oe AUTAUIOD ULONOULY OIL, ‘s1ddNOBNUB]Y o1]} WoT £}W92ITp poyoduy ‘SHHOLYM SSIAS GNV HSIIDN ‘osty ‘soorid £10}90,f 7@ plos pus ‘pur uo Apuvysnop {g39UD AALS PUT PIO UT ‘somo RUvA, cotredns Asay} JO WUdMIIOSSY O18] V , “AUOLOVA HOLVM NVOIMLUTV — aL 104 — ENGIOY PLAISMIOXA OOSTOUTAT Wg 490198 AIOUOSUON 709 “ON ‘SNIP LOO "ar °O y MGN LV DONIMIVGRU HOLVM WATCH REPAIRING AT NEW YORK PRICES. *SHOINd HHOA . ‘SHOIUNd HUOA MAN o eo Machinery. McCOMB’S CUMULATIVE POWER PRESS AND ARROW TIE. E. C MeCOMB, Agent. No. 1 Government House, cor. Sansomo and Washington sts. 23¥10 311 NOTICE. The undersigned having purchased the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT In aud for tho Stato of California, tor tho Manufacture and Sale of WINTITAMS PATENT HOSE COUPLING, Hereby caution all partics against tho manufacture or purchase ot the above Hose Couplings, execopt through us, a& ae will bo pr to the fullextent of t . ee PRESCOTT & SCHEIDEL, Marysville Foundry. 13v10-31a March 3ist, 1865. THE HAMMER QUARTZ MILL. [PATENT APPLIED FOR.} This Machine Is now complete and ready for saic. In constructing it, our alm has becn to produce a light, cheap and economical Crusher—one adapted to mining on a sinali ag well ag on a lurge scale. The elementary principle on whieh it operates is that of the stamp—the only one really relinble and economical. But the stainp has many serious disadvantages, ainong which are its great weight and small velocity; the great power required to run it; diffiewty in feeding properly; imperfeet discharge, and the neeesslty of crushing wet, or the annoyance Irom dust in erushing dry. All these difficultles are obviated in our machine, and tho percusslve blow of the slamp retained, with the fiurther advantage of its belng a drawing or grinding one. We give to our hammers such absolute or relative weight and veloclty as we choosc—just such as to effect their purpose and no more—thus securlug the qualltles of the natnral hammer blow. Tho feed is self-ndjusting and uniform, and as fast as the ore reaches the required degree of fincness (which depends upon the fineness of the screen or sieve used), it is Instantly discharged, so that there is no packing of the ore under the hammers. The mill ernshes dry, with no more dust than that incident to fecdlug, whieh is trifting. Asthe only support of the mortar is a single post sct into tbe ground, the machine can be put in place at slight expense, The size now being built weighs about 1,800 ponnds complete; the heaviest piece not welghing over 275 pounds. It is driven by half a horse-power, and erushes from three to ten tong per day of twenty-four hours per day, accordlug to the characler of the rock and tho fineness to which it is redneed. PRICE,....... pnonanond $800, Larger ones will be furnished if desired. We Invite an inspection of the Miil now in operation adjoining the Foundry of DEVOE, DINSMORE & CO., on Fremont street, between Market and Mission, San Francisco. Office, No. 11 Court Block, San Franelsco, Cal, 21v10 RIX & LOGAN. ATWOOD'S Self-Regulating Windmill. “upj ug jo argia Ave This Windmill is tho most perfect selt-regulator yet inveuted, and ls capable of being adjusted to any deslred speed. Mannfactured at 222 Mission Street, North slide, below Beale, SAN FRANCISCO. N. B.---We also manufacture DICKERSON’S SELF-REGULATING MILLS; also, Rotary and Stationary Mills of different styles and prices, varying froin $50 to § each; nlso round and square Water Tanks mado to order. 222 Mission street, below Beale. 5 UNT’S IMPROVED WIND-MILL. THIS WIND-MILL I8 RAPIDLY taklug the place of ali other Mills ou the Paciile Const. These Mills are so simple in their construction, thnt when once pullt, they enn be put In order by almost any yierson; and whon once in order they willrun for yenrs without repnirs. Prices, from $50 to SI,000. ROUND AND SQUARE WATER TANKS BUILT T0 ORDER. HEUNT’S PUMPS Are adinitted to he the hest in the « Market tor Wind Mills, being built expressly lor that purpose, oui e canbe sét, and taken apart with acommon wrench, and are very easily repaired. TIUNT'S ENDLESS CHAIN For Sawing Wood, 4Ls0, THE Secli-Regulating Worse Power Isso arranged as to give a steady motlon, and is calcniated ta be used torturning Wood. Iron or Brass, aiso tor Scroll or Cirenlar Sawing, and Is fally equal to Steain for any light work. ‘Tie above Machines aro huilt of tho best materials, and made as Durable as Wood and Iron will mako them. ALL WORK WAREANTED. agp For further Particulars seo small circulars. ~<6y No. 28 Second Street, and 108 & Il2 Jessie Strect, San Fran elsco. 26-31 HANSCOM’S CRUSHERS, Made in sizes sultahlo for Breaking Quartz for Batteries; Rock for macadawizlng or conercte; Copper Ore for sack. Ing, sampling, or concentrating; also, for erushlug Quartz for Avastras and Orluders. The small sizes mako # most efficient Crushor for Prospectors, and are arranged to bo run by Hand, Horse, Water, or Steam Power, For further Information address W. W, HANSCOM, 1 Golden State Iron Worka, San Francisco, HUONT’S PATENT : Rad Circular Sweep Horse-Powers, For running Churns, Washing Machines, Orindstones, pamplag water, sawlng wood, and other light machinery. rice, ae at the Se HUN ATENT SELP-REGULATING TREAD HORSEPOWER is superior to any machine of the kind In the market. Prico, with Oovernor, all complete to set to work, at tbe Factory, $300, Manufactured by E, 0, HUNT, Tvl0 28 Second atreet, San Franelsco, SA LIMON’S PROPELLER AMALGAMATOR, The proprictors and inventors of this machine, after fourteen etre of practical experieuco in mining in California and Nevada Territory, and haylng a thorough knowledge of the wants of Mincrs and Mill men, have succeeded ln making an Amalgamator, which, for the purposes Intended, far surpasses any other yet presented to tbe public, and which can be furnished at less than one-half of the expense of any other Amalgaimator, now iu nse, besides reqniring less lahor to clean sud Keep it in running order. The Amalgainator is siiuplo in its construction, consisting of a Anortub constructed of wood nnd adapted to cithrr a Stoue or Iron bottom. Opposite cach other, and on the inside ot the mb. are two flanges, trom two to four Inches broad, reaching from the top to near the bottom, with room tor the mullers to passunder. These flanges are for the purpose of preveutiug the pulp trom forming a cirenlar current, and together with a number of wings placed like a serew-propeller on the muller-shaft, force a current continuaily on the quicksllver at the bottom and under the grinding surface ot the mullers. This peenliarity ot propellerserew and side wings, In coinbinatlou with a deep tub, are what tbe Ong elia clahn ns new and for which a patent has been applied for. The undersigned are now manutacturing threo different sizes of this inachine, and tho attention of the public is respectfully calied to the following results obtained, froin the worklng of Reese River roci, by this amalgamator, and assayed by Miller & Lunbanm, ut Austin, Nevada: No. Fino Fine Assa. +250 913° Assn; 950 Assa. pa) 4% Assay fo i) Assia. 286 0 Assay Water Rock 966

Assay. ie 950 Assay Water Rock 998 Assay. wtceeeer Bt Helena Ledge, W. D. 906 These, including « hundred other batches, were all worked to within fitteen pa eent., and some to within ten per cent., of thoassay. Partics interested will find it to their advantage to call and see the above machine in operation. Manutactured at tho San Francisco Foundry, San Francisco, California, by i‘, J. & W, C, SALMON, To whom all orders should be addressed. 5 TO QUARTZ MINERS. Hinkle’s Centrifugal Pulverizer and Amalgamator! HE ATTENTION OF MINERS IS RESPECTFULLY requested to HINKLE'S CENTRIFUCAL PULYVERIZER AND AMALOAMATOR, now mannfactnred and to be seen in operation attho NOVELTY IRON WORKS of Mr. E. T. Steen, Nos. 37 &39 Fremont street, between Market and Misslon streets. This machine is the best In the Stato for the purpose of Pulvcrizing and Amalgamating ORES The whole machine, Made entirely of ivon, will mot execed One Ton, and no it will execed 200 pounds, which makes lt very con‘ortransportatlon toremote districts. It will work Two Tons of Rock per day. , . Mr. Hanson, who is running one of the machines, is an experlenced Amalgamator, and will receive Ores at the above named place, and extract the metats and furnish assays for all persons wishing the same. The Subscriber manufaetures a HAND MACHINE tor Miners engaged in prospecting, which wlil work 60 pounds of ROCK at a tiine, and which will weigh about 175 pounds. . The Pulverizer and Amalgamator works Rock of the size of agrain of corn to an impalpable powder. Apply to PHILIP HINKLE, At the Novelty Iron WEE ee 37 & 39 Fremont street. 16-Im BAUX & GUIOD’S Separator & Amaigamator Is the most important improvement in mining machinay ever introduecd, It was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the Sau Franelsco Mechanics’ Falr for 1864, where It proved } itself to be the best Separator and Aniilgamator among all the competitors. Coustrucied on principles whicb combine Scientific KNowcence with Practica, EXPERIENCE, these Pans extract more gold and silver from their ores than any others in use, as n few hours trial will d rate. Mill NOTICE TO MINERS. NEW QUARTZ MILL. HE ATTENTION OF ALL ENOAOED IN MINING IS ealled to Fauchery’s unrivaled Mining Machines, conalstIng of hls cciebrated Turbine Water Wheel, which took tho Virst Premlum at the Mechanics’ Fair at San Francisco for 1864; his Crocodile Qnartz Crusbor; his Pulyerizer; and his Improved Frelberg Amalgamating Barrel; altogether forming the inost complete and effective Quartz Reducing and Amalgamating Milt now inuse. This mill can_be put up at less cost, run with icss power, and accomplish more work, than any other now in use. B. Fauchery and F. Genard Tfavlng establisbed a Quartz Mill and Metallurgleal Works, lure now prepared to crush, roast, amalgamate, assort, eupelate, and glve correct analysis of ores. Weare also prepared togtve our attention to the building and eonstructing ot Quartz Mills and Furnaces, and glye directlons for working Mincs; and also to instruct Oe in all branches apertalning to Mining Works, at No. 23 Fremont street, near Market, Railroad Foundry building. EF, GENARD, HK. FAUCHERY, Metallurgist. Englueer, WM. BRUCKNER’S Eurnace for Roasting Ores. Now in Operation at 416 Market street, This Furnace, which is portable, and can be carried on mulcbaek, undertakes to roast without employ ine any labor whutever for tho operation of stirring, which is accomplished by machinery that may be driven by steam or any other motor. It consists ot an iron cylinder, which, belug suspended by chains, in rotatlIng mixes and stirs the ore, hy an Internal apparatus, quicker and more perfeotly than ean be done in any other furnace hitherto known in metallurgy. It can he applied to any kind of ore, and the rapldity and perfectedness of its operation, the great caulig in fuel, and the cntlre saan ot the labor usually required for stirring the ore, together with tho small! cost of coustructing lt, renders this furnace a most Economle:l and Practical Inventlon, The Furnace may be had of two sizes—one being nine feet In length and holding fourteen hundred pounds, and the other six feet In length, and holding clght hnndred pounds. One orse qo Nee ls required to drive the machlnery of the larger sized furnace, and three-fourths of a horse-power for the smaller size. Parties wishing to erect such furnaces will please communicate to W. BRUCKNER, 5yI0 No. 416 Market street, San Francisco. BLAKE'S QUARTZ BREAKER Is now extensively used for breaking hard masses of Quartz or Ores To a size sultable for stamps. These machines are patented, and are in practical operation In CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA, . WASHOE, ENGLAND, FRANCE,” — inp — THE ATLANTIC STATES. These Machines, or cirenlars containing further {nformaHonecmenltg them, may be obtalned of tho undersigned. ress, : BLAKE & TYLER, Box 2077 San Francisco Post Office. CHAS. T, BLAKE, E. TYLER, WN, P. BLAKE, n ets City. Michigan Bluff. W1O San Francisco. men will find it to thelr advantage to employ these pans as Separators, in addition tothe ordinary Amalgators now In use, and to re-work lheir old taillugs. Tho cost of these pans ls inconsiderable, and their structure is such that they can be readily separated in parts convenient for ya ov mmnles, Among the many ndvantages possessed by BAUX & CUIOD'S Pan, are the following: The trifling cost for attendance; Its small cost; Its nora ity; The large quantity ot pulp it eau operate upon im a giyen time: It may be worked cyen weeks without stopping, as it ls constructed to work coutinuously; The complete thoroughness of the separation of the reck trom the metuls ang the tritllug power required to work thei; They can be attached to any ordinnry crushing apparatus. a refuse, Refiners! nsiies, dewelcrs’ sweepings, purchased or worked lor a perecutage. Ores and taillugs worked or assayed at reasonable rates. Mauutactured at the ¥Ynicau Iron Works, Miners’ Foundry and San Franelsco Foundry, San Franueisco, and at Necugh & Thom's Foundry, Nevada City. For further rticulars, orto sce this Pan in operation, eal on or nddress J.m, BAUX, Fremont Street, near Mission, adjoining the Sau BETTE) 4 Iron Works, Sau Fruuciseo, FARRAND’S Oscillating Amalgamator, RECKIVED THE ONLY PREMIUM AWARDEN FOR AMALGANATORS At the Recent Industrial Fair OF THE Mechanics’ Institute of San Francisco, Committee of Awards, ° OQ. BELDEN, W. T. Garratt, H. P. WAKELER, Q. Gori, Gxo. Jounson, Cc. M. Rapeirr. This Premium Amalgamator was placed on trial, at the Mechanics’ Pavlliou, with the Varney, Wheeler & Randall, and Hepburn & Peterson Pan, each working eigbt hundred pounds of crushed rock. This Unrivaled Amalgamator possesses many advantages over all others now in use. lst. It is anor of duing double the amount of work of the ordinary Pans, at a saving Of more than one-half of the pow er. gd. It reduces the pulp finer, thereby producing a better result, . It reqnires less quicksilverby one-half at a charge, whilst the loss by trituratlon is comparatlvely nothing, 4th. As anu Amalgamator of gold contained in sulphurets ag also tor very fine or flour gold, it has no cqual. , Sth. Tbis Amalgamator involves no complleated machinery, and is less liable to get outof order than any of the VARNEYW’S PATENT AMALGAMATOR. These Machines Stand Unrivaled. For rapidly pulverizing and amalgamating ores, they have noequal. No effort hus been, or will be, spared to have them constructed In the most perfect manner, and of the great number now in operon not ono has ever recuined repairs. The constant and Increasing demand for them is sutticient evidence ot thelr merits, They are constructed so asto apply steam directly into the pulp, or with steam bottoms, as desired. This Amalgamator Operates aa Follows: The pan being filled, the inotion of the mnller forces the pulp to the center, where itis drawn down throngh the aperture aud between the grinding surfaces. Thence it is thrown to the periphery into the quicksilver. Tho curved plates again draw it to the center, where it passes down, and to the ctreumference as before. Thus itis constantly assing in a regular flow betwcen the grinding surfaces and » ae the quicksilver, until the ore is reduced to an impaipable powder, and the metal amalgamated. Setlers made on the same prinelple excel ali others.— They bring the pulp so eonstantiy and perfectly in eontact with quicksllver, t at the particles are rapidly and completely absorbed. Mill men are invited to examine these pans and sotlers for themselves, at the PACIFIC FOUNDRY, Iy19 San Franelsco. Wepburn & Peterson’s AMALGAMATOR. HE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION ot the Mining Publle to their Reducer and [Amaiga. miator, and also to their Separator for reducing and separatbig the wiucral from Gold and Sliver Ores, Manufactured and exhibited attho Vulcan Iron Works, Nos 137 and 139 First street, San Francisco. These machines secure to the Miner a more Expedltlous and Perfect Reduction and Amalgamation, a less Mablllty to accident and delay, and a greater amount ef useful effect In proportion tothe power employed to keep them in operatlou than any otlier machine now iu uso for producing slmi-arregults. This fact is attested to by their general adoption and preference at all tho principal Reduction Works in Ne‘errltory ; among which may be mentioned the Oonld & Curry Mill, the Silver State Reduction Works, Zeph * ans. . Manufactured at the MINERS’ FOUNDRY. W. D. FARRAND, Inventor, R.L, OGDEN, Agent, SAN FRANCISCO, see E, corner Nontgomery and California streets, vi . ! Flat Mill, Pioneer Mili, Eastern Slope Mill, Phosnix Mill eto, bay This Amalgamator may tbe seen in operation at the ustrated in the Mining and Scien ' SSNTEPBURN & PETERHON, novg 3m*