Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

43 ‘He Origin or THE Weerrixnc Wittow.— : Arabian legend of the origin of the weepwillow is curious, but contuins, like most litions, an anachronisin, if we accept the ows of Babylon ns tho weeping willow, but Arabians are much better raconteurs than anists ; soit will not do to apply too severe stentitic test to thetr accuracy. ‘Whe legend la that after David had warried Dathsheba, wag one day pluying ou bis hurp ia his priechamber, when be found two strangers . hosite to him, although he had given strict era that no onc should intrude upon lis prily. These strungers were nogels who conted hin of lus crimo in nearly the same aner as is related in holy writ. David then ognized in the strangers the nugels of the rd, and was sensible of the heniousness of offence. Torthwith he threw hinself on floor and shed tears of bitter repentance ; re he luy upon his face for forty days and y nights, weeping and trembling before the gmeut of the Lard. As many tears of retance as the whole human raco havo shed will shed on account of theirsius from the le of David till the judgment day, so many David weep in these forty days. all the le meaniug forth penitential psahns. The rs from his eyes formed two streams which from the closet into the ante-room und ince intothe garden. Where they sank the ground, there sprang up two trees, the ping willow and the frankincense tree: the E weeps aud moans, and the secoud incessly sheds big tears in memory of the sincere entauce of David, ’ MINING LAWS AND FORMS. Third Editlon revised and enlarged, Complicd by MM. B. CONGDON, tIS Edition contains all ihe laws of the STATE OF CAL WNITA and MEPADA TERRITORY, relative to Mining roratluns loge ther with Ihe Miulny Ordinances ot Mex: ; Digesl of ol the Supremo Court; ms¢lc, lomo, fiexible cloth, 192 pp. $2.5U, Published by 1H, 1. BANCROFT & CO. REMOVAL?! R. WEGENER, ecountant and Mining Secretary, Has removed to No. 415 Montgomery Streett—wens alde, Between Sacramento and Callfornia sts., 10 San Fraxcisco, “NEW YORK. PRICES. ap. Cc. E. COLLINS, No, 602 Montgomery strect, San Franclsco. EXCLUSIVE AGENT — FOR tae —_ AMERICAN WATCH FACTORY. A largo assoriment of theso Superior Watches, In Gold nnd Sliver Unses, Constantly on hand, and sold at Factory prices. Also, ENGLISH AND SWISS WATCHES, Imported dlrectly from the Mauufaclurers. LV DNIMIVIERH HOLVA The American Compauy are now making VERY FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES. eg A largo assortment of Cold Chains and Jewelry. 254 10-6n “SHOINd WUOL AVAN iD 2 Ets NEW YORK PRICES. 0 LEHIGH COAL, DO Tons Large Lump Lehigh Coal Now on Hand. I am also In constant receipt of LEWIGH coatL, And wl be ablo to supply It always At the Lowest Market Price. JAMES KR. DOYLE, Ov10-3m Paclfic Coal Yard, 413 and 41S Paclfic street. NOTICE TO MINERS. TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL MINING STOCK incorporated Companies and Unincorporated Minea, in it Francisco District and In El Dorado District, Arizona ftitory. Itis confidently asserted and beileved by most Aetical miners that Ar{zona is tho richest mining counInthe world, Recent developments of these mines are Ww atiracting the attentlon ol capltalista, who have alkdy erected scyeral mills, and more are golng there soon. w ia tho tlme to hivest to advantage, aud obtaln the rise At must svon follow, Those wishing to purchase soon do vo, on most Ilberal terms, by calling on MR. RODiY CLARK, 333 Moulgemery street (room No. 11), san aneisco. or on 1. C, SKINNER, San Jose, Catifornia. f a.—Frelght all the way by water ot a cost of 43g centa Ir pound. H. C. SKINNER, @n Francteco, April 37, 1865. THE WHEELER & RANDALL Grinder and Amalgamator, In tho engraving herewith exhibited, A represents the Rim ef the Pan; B, Cross Frame; ©. Legs; D, Gear; G, Driving Pulley; H, Muller; 1, Driver; K. Dies; L, Shoes; M, Hund Wheel; N, Jam Nut, aad O, Wings or Guide Plaics. The attention of the Public is respectfully called to these frets: Ist, That the Mechanical work accomplished by differently formed grinding plates, bnving the snme diameter, weight, hardis ns follows, to wits ness, andl revoly ng at the same velocil The Mechanica, Work of plane, circ! Fine fOr gis MUNGtYOlt nies << ee, luc ele «oe une ete Oo The Mechanical work of conical plates of the mnst approved form, is one hundred nnd ten.. AED: GOO AGUNGRO 110 ‘The Mechanien! work of Tractory-formed pintes, us introduced in tho invention of Wheeler & Randall, is one hundred and BOVCNEY-SCVET. 00s cece enn e cee ee etree ees cence nsencee eld Thut is, the Tractory-formed griading plates will reduce one hundred and seventy-seven tons of ore, the conical grinding platés ons hundred nnd ten tons, and the pleae circalar grinding plates ninety-eight tons, to the same degree of fineness in the same time. Those using this invention certify that they thoroughly reduce five tons of ore, as it ordinarily comes from the wet battery, per dny in cnch pan, four feet diameter, the muller making sixty-five revolutions per miuute, 2d. Thetasa whole, the Wheeler & Randall Grinder and Amalgamator is one of thc most simple, compact, substantiul, convenient and efficient pans in use. (G> Patent npplied for. MANUFACTURED AT GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS San Francisco. UNION IRON WORKS . ig “ +. Marysville. OREGON IRON WORKS.. ortiand, Oregon. WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventors. SAN FRANCISCO, JUNE 13, 1865, THE EXCELSIOR GRINDER AND AMALGAMATOR, In the engraving herewith preseated, A represeats the Rim of the Pan; B, Muller; Gi juegs; D, Cross-Frame; E, Gearing; F, Scre G, Lever; H, Dash-Boards, I, Key; a, Dica; c, Shoes, and o, Openings, The relative grinding capncities of “The Exccisior” Grinder and Amalgamator, ol the Flat Bottomed Pnn, und of the Couical Pan when properly constructed, arc respectively 177, 98 and 110, That is, ihe respective mulicrs being of the same diameter, same weight, same hardness, aad raauing at the saine velocity, “The Excelsior Griader and Amnigamuator” will reduce one hundred and seventy-seven tons of ore, the Fint Bottomed Pan ninetyeight tons, and the Conical Pan one hundred and ten tons to the same degree of fincness in the same time. The wear to the Shoes and Dies at their grinding surfaces in th? Excelsior Grinder and Amalgnmator, is perfectly uniform, thu securing oveaness of reduction to the pulp, as well as steadiness of motion to the muller. Uaiform wenr of the grinding plates has been attained in uo other than that of the Tractory form—nor can it be. ~ Another property of excellence in this machine is that the metal or substnnce to be amalgamated passes direct from the grinding surfaces into the quicksilver; thus excluding the possibility of its becoming coated with any foreigu substances, after having becn hurnished. It is truthfally said “that the Tractory-formed Pun as u Grindcr has no equal, and as an Amalgamator no superior.” As a whole, it is far superior to any other pnn in use. MANUFACTURED AT THE Union Iron Works and Golden State Iron Works, WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventora The undersigned haying had several years of experience in practicn! quartz iaing operations, will ever take great pleasure in furaishing parties intercated in mining and machinery any desired information which they may possess. mn ae WHEELER & RANDALL. SAN FRANCISCO, June 13, 1865Saa Jose, California. l7qle SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE MANUFACTORY. CONSTANTLY ON MAND, A Large and Complete Assortment —oFr— MANILA CORDAGE, FOR MINING PURPOSES. — ALSO — WHALE LINE, BALE ROPE, ETC., Manufactnred from Pure Manila Hcmp. Hoisting Ropes for Deep Shafts, . —ALs0 — Lines for Ferry Eoats, Monnufactured to Order. Office at TUBLBS & CO.’S, Nos, 61] and 613 Front street. Manufactory at the Potrero. lévle QUICKSILV ER FOR SALE BY BUTTERWORTH, Ss. EF. Northwest cor. Enttery ond Calltornin sts. SAN FRANCISCO, v9-19 WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR IMMENSE STOCK —=0F— FINE CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING —asnp-— Gents’ Furnishing Goods AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION, Our Stock ef Clothing Conslsts of ALL THE LATEST STYLES SAVE YOUR BOILERS AND FUEL, NE-EIGHTH OF AN INCH OF DEPOSIT ON THE fire surface of a boiler takus THIRTY PER CENT. of the steam generating power from that boiler, and, of course, wastes thirly per ecnt, of the lucl, and, what is a greater misfortune, it keeps the water from the plates and fluca, eausing them to scorch, blister and burn, destroylug tbe boller, and too often human lives. X Mave a Componnd For Sale That I have used wilh complete auccess In every instance, and without delaylng the running of machinery, or injuring the boilers in any manner, and at a cost of five dollars the bollers cun be made as clean as when they were new. Apply by letter, or personally, to a Ge a vs JOHN MAILER, BOTH OF MATERIAL AND FINISH. A Large Assortment of Trunks, Volises, Curpet Bags, Blankets, Ete. AT UXTREMELY LOW PRICES. J. H. MEAD & CO., ayvle Cor. of Washingtun and Sansome streets. Let it be Known.—When any of our readers respond (by letters of inquiry or by tho purchaso of artlelvs) to advertisements found in our columns, thoy will confer Evgineer of Pioneer Flonr Mills, No. 515 Marketatreet, . a favor, not ouly upon us, but upon tho advertiser, by above First (opposite the Cro Hotel, San Francisco By mentioalng the fact of having seea the aotice in our puper

43 ‘He Origin or THE Weerrixnc Wittow.— : Arabian legend of the origin of the weepwillow is curious, but contuins, like most litions, an anachronisin, if we accept the ows of Babylon ns tho weeping willow, but Arabians are much better raconteurs than anists ; soit will not do to apply too severe stentitic test to thetr accuracy. ‘Whe legend la that after David had warried Dathsheba, wag one day pluying ou bis hurp ia his priechamber, when be found two strangers . hosite to him, although he had given strict era that no onc should intrude upon lis prily. These strungers were nogels who conted hin of lus crimo in nearly the same aner as is related in holy writ. David then ognized in the strangers the nugels of the rd, and was sensible of the heniousness of offence. Torthwith he threw hinself on floor and shed tears of bitter repentance ; re he luy upon his face for forty days and y nights, weeping and trembling before the gmeut of the Lard. As many tears of retance as the whole human raco havo shed will shed on account of theirsius from the le of David till the judgment day, so many David weep in these forty days. all the le meaniug forth penitential psahns. The rs from his eyes formed two streams which from the closet into the ante-room und ince intothe garden. Where they sank the ground, there sprang up two trees, the ping willow and the frankincense tree: the E weeps aud moans, and the secoud incessly sheds big tears in memory of the sincere entauce of David, ’ MINING LAWS AND FORMS. Third Editlon revised and enlarged, Complicd by MM. B. CONGDON, tIS Edition contains all ihe laws of the STATE OF CAL WNITA and MEPADA TERRITORY, relative to Mining roratluns loge ther with Ihe Miulny Ordinances ot Mex: ; Digesl of ol the Supremo Court; ms¢lc, lomo, fiexible cloth, 192 pp. $2.5U, Published by 1H, 1. BANCROFT & CO. REMOVAL?! R. WEGENER, ecountant and Mining Secretary, Has removed to No. 415 Montgomery Streett—wens alde, Between Sacramento and Callfornia sts., 10 San Fraxcisco, “NEW YORK. PRICES. ap. Cc. E. COLLINS, No, 602 Montgomery strect, San Franclsco. EXCLUSIVE AGENT — FOR tae —_ AMERICAN WATCH FACTORY. A largo assoriment of theso Superior Watches, In Gold nnd Sliver Unses, Constantly on hand, and sold at Factory prices. Also, ENGLISH AND SWISS WATCHES, Imported dlrectly from the Mauufaclurers. LV DNIMIVIERH HOLVA The American Compauy are now making VERY FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES. eg A largo assortment of Cold Chains and Jewelry. 254 10-6n “SHOINd WUOL AVAN iD 2 Ets NEW YORK PRICES. 0 LEHIGH COAL, DO Tons Large Lump Lehigh Coal Now on Hand. I am also In constant receipt of LEWIGH coatL, And wl be ablo to supply It always At the Lowest Market Price. JAMES KR. DOYLE, Ov10-3m Paclfic Coal Yard, 413 and 41S Paclfic street. NOTICE TO MINERS. TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL MINING STOCK incorporated Companies and Unincorporated Minea, in it Francisco District and In El Dorado District, Arizona ftitory. Itis confidently asserted and beileved by most Aetical miners that Ar{zona is tho richest mining counInthe world, Recent developments of these mines are Ww atiracting the attentlon ol capltalista, who have alkdy erected scyeral mills, and more are golng there soon. w ia tho tlme to hivest to advantage, aud obtaln the rise At must svon follow, Those wishing to purchase soon do vo, on most Ilberal terms, by calling on MR. RODiY CLARK, 333 Moulgemery street (room No. 11), san aneisco. or on 1. C, SKINNER, San Jose, Catifornia. f a.—Frelght all the way by water ot a cost of 43g centa Ir pound. H. C. SKINNER, @n Francteco, April 37, 1865. THE WHEELER & RANDALL Grinder and Amalgamator, In tho engraving herewith exhibited, A represents the Rim ef the Pan; B, Cross Frame; ©. Legs; D, Gear; G, Driving Pulley; H, Muller; 1, Driver; K. Dies; L, Shoes; M, Hund Wheel; N, Jam Nut, aad O, Wings or Guide Plaics. The attention of the Public is respectfully called to these frets: Ist, That the Mechanical work accomplished by differently formed grinding plates, bnving the snme diameter, weight, hardis ns follows, to wits ness, andl revoly ng at the same velocil The Mechanica, Work of plane, circ! Fine fOr gis MUNGtYOlt nies << ee, luc ele «oe une ete Oo The Mechanical work of conical plates of the mnst approved form, is one hundred nnd ten... AED: GOO AGUNGRO 110 ‘The Mechanien! work of Tractory-formed pintes, us introduced in tho invention of Wheeler & Randall, is one hundred and BOVCNEY-SCVET. 00s cece enn e cee ee etree ees cence nsencee eld

Thut is, the Tractory-formed griading plates will reduce one hundred and seventy-seven tons of ore, the conical grinding platés ons hundred nnd ten tons, and the pleae circalar grinding plates ninety-eight tons, to the same degree of fineness in the same time. Those using this invention certify that they thoroughly reduce five tons of ore, as it ordinarily comes from the wet battery, per dny in cnch pan, four feet diameter, the muller making sixty-five revolutions per miuute, 2d. Thetasa whole, the Wheeler & Randall Grinder and Amalgamator is one of thc most simple, compact, substantiul, convenient and efficient pans in use. (G> Patent npplied for. MANUFACTURED AT GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS San Francisco. UNION IRON WORKS . ig “ +.. Marysville. OREGON IRON WORKS... ortiand, Oregon. WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventors. SAN FRANCISCO, JUNE 13, 1865, THE EXCELSIOR GRINDER AND AMALGAMATOR, In the engraving herewith preseated, A represeats the Rim of the Pan; B, Muller; Gi juegs; D, Cross-Frame; E, Gearing; F, Scre G, Lever; H, Dash-Boards, I, Key; a, Dica; c, Shoes, and o, Openings, The relative grinding capncities of “The Exccisior” Grinder and Amalgamator, ol the Flat Bottomed Pnn, und of the Couical Pan when properly constructed, arc respectively 177, 98 and 110, That is, ihe respective mulicrs being of the same diameter, same weight, same hardness, aad raauing at the saine velocity, “The Excelsior Griader and Amnigamuator” will reduce one hundred and seventy-seven tons of ore, the Fint Bottomed Pan ninetyeight tons, and the Conical Pan one hundred and ten tons to the same degree of fincness in the same time. The wear to the Shoes and Dies at their grinding surfaces in th? Excelsior Grinder and Amalgnmator, is perfectly uniform, thu securing oveaness of reduction to the pulp, as well as steadiness of motion to the muller. Uaiform wenr of the grinding plates has been attained in uo other than that of the Tractory form—nor can it be. ~ Another property of excellence in this machine is that the metal or substnnce to be amalgamated passes direct from the grinding surfaces into the quicksilver; thus excluding the possibility of its becoming coated with any foreigu substances, after having becn hurnished. It is truthfally said “that the Tractory-formed Pun as u Grindcr has no equal, and as an Amalgamator no superior.” As a whole, it is far superior to any other pnn in use. MANUFACTURED AT THE Union Iron Works and Golden State Iron Works, WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventora The undersigned haying had several years of experience in practicn! quartz iaing operations, will ever take great pleasure in furaishing parties intercated in mining and machinery any desired information which they may possess. mn ae WHEELER & RANDALL. SAN FRANCISCO, June 13, 1865Saa Jose, California. l7qle SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE MANUFACTORY. CONSTANTLY ON MAND, A Large and Complete Assortment —oFr— MANILA CORDAGE, FOR MINING PURPOSES. — ALSO — WHALE LINE, BALE ROPE, ETC., Manufactnred from Pure Manila Hcmp. Hoisting Ropes for Deep Shafts, . —ALs0 — Lines for Ferry Eoats, Monnufactured to Order. Office at TUBLBS & CO.’S, Nos, 61] and 613 Front street. Manufactory at the Potrero. lévle QUICKSILV ER FOR SALE BY BUTTERWORTH, Ss. EF. Northwest cor. Enttery ond Calltornin sts. SAN FRANCISCO, v9-19 WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR IMMENSE STOCK —=0F— FINE CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING —asnp-— Gents’ Furnishing Goods AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION, Our Stock ef Clothing Conslsts of ALL THE LATEST STYLES SAVE YOUR BOILERS AND FUEL, NE-EIGHTH OF AN INCH OF DEPOSIT ON THE fire surface of a boiler takus THIRTY PER CENT. of the steam generating power from that boiler, and, of course, wastes thirly per ecnt, of the lucl, and, what is a greater misfortune, it keeps the water from the plates and fluca, eausing them to scorch, blister and burn, destroylug tbe boller, and too often human lives. X Mave a Componnd For Sale That I have used wilh complete auccess In every instance, and without delaylng the running of machinery, or injuring the boilers in any manner, and at a cost of five dollars the bollers cun be made as clean as when they were new. Apply by letter, or personally, to a Ge a vs JOHN MAILER, BOTH OF MATERIAL AND FINISH. A Large Assortment of Trunks, Volises, Curpet Bags, Blankets, Ete. AT UXTREMELY LOW PRICES. J. H. MEAD & CO., ayvle Cor. of Washingtun and Sansome streets. Let it be Known.—When any of our readers respond (by letters of inquiry or by tho purchaso of artlelvs) to advertisements found in our columns, thoy will confer Evgineer of Pioneer Flonr Mills, No. 515 Marketatreet, . a favor, not ouly upon us, but upon tho advertiser, by above First (opposite the Cro Hotel, San Francisco By mentioalng the fact of having seea the aotice in our puper