Volume 13 (1866) (424 pages)

‘14 Gwe Wining avl Seientitic Dress. THE EXCELSIOR GRINDER AND AMALGAMATOR, In the engraving herewith presented, A represents the Rim of the (o Cross-¥rame; HE, Gearing ; G, Lever; H, Dash-Boards; 1, Key; a, Dies; c, Shoes, and 0;_ Pan; B, Muller; C, Legs; D, Openings, The relative grinding eapacitios of “The Exeelsior” Grinder and Amalgamator, of the Flat Bottomed Pan, and of the Conical: Pan when properly constructed, are respectively 177, 118 and 182. That is, the respeetive mullers being of the same diameter, same weight, same hardness, and running at the same velocity “The Excelsior Grinder and Amalgamator” will reduee one bundred and seventy-seven tons of ore, the Flat Bottomed Pan one hundred and eigbteen tons, and the Conical Pan one hundred and thirty-two tons to the same degree of fineness in the same time. The wear to the Sboes and Dies at their grinding surfacesin the Exeelsior Grinder and Amalganiator, is perfectly uniform, thus seeuring evenness of reduction to tbe pulp, as well as steadiness Uniform wear of tbe grinding plates has been attained in no other than tbat of the Tractory form—nor of motion to tbe muller. can it be. Another property of exeellenee in this machine is that tbe metal ‘or substance to be amalgamated passes direct from the grinding surfaces into the quicksilver; thus exeluding the possibility of its becoming coated witb any foreign substanees, after baving been burnished. It is truthfully said “tbat the Tractory-formed Pan ‘as a Grinder bas no equal, and as an Amalgamator no superior,” As a whole, it is far superior to any other pan in use. MANUFACTURED AT THE Union Iron Works and Golden State Iron Works, WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventors, The undersigned having had several years of experience in practical quartz mining operations, will ever take great pleasnre in furnishing parties interested in miming and machinery any desired information which they may possess. F, Serew ; B co 1 iv a a Fl ‘ fin ey i ao Machinery. VARNEWY’S PATENT AMALGAMATOR. These Machines Stand Unrivaled, For rapidly pulverizing and amalgamating eres, they have noequal, No effort has been, or wiilbe, spared to ‘have them constructed in tho most perfect manner, and of the great number now in operition, not oue has everrewired repairs. The constant and increasing, demand tor ent 1s suftieient cyvidence of tlear merils. r Tbey are constructed se as#o apply stcam dlreetly into , the pulp, or with steam bottoms, as desired. This Amalgamator Operates as Follows: , The pan belng filied, the motion of the muller forces the ‘pnip to the center, where itis drawn down throngh tho ie értiro and between the grindlug surfaces. Theuee ‘it Is ‘thrown to the poriphery into the quicksilver. The curved plates again draw it to.the center, wherc it passes down, Gnd to the ecivenmference as before. Thus itis constantly passing in a regular flow between the grinding surfaces and nto the quicksliver, until ihe ore is veduecd to an impalpable powder, aud the metal amalxamated. * Setlers made on the same principle cxee! all others.— They bring the pulp so constantiy and perfectly In contaet ‘with quicksilver, that the partivles arc rapidly and com pletely absorbed, Mill men are Invited to examine theso pans and setlers for themselves, at the PACIFIC FOUNDRY, im . ' San Franciseo. ., SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUY, at For $100! “4 HUNTER’S «Premium Concentrator {! ‘Awarded a Silver Medal at the' Mechanics’ Falr of i865. ik {PRE ABOVE MACHINE HAS BEEN RECENTLY IM-proved atid simplitied, dolng away with ‘all compllentlon and friction, thereby requiving loss power and speed. As improved, 123 ‘rovolutions per minuto Is the regular speed required, but any speed varyluc trom 100 to 135. ravolntians dues not change the results. It ly the only muchino built on the: Paeifie const that is perieens adjustable for all the dlfferont grades of ores, and will. save teu per cent. More sulphurets than Boy Coucentrator iu use, and is the cheapest, from the following list of prices: . For aasingle machino of tho capacity of fivo tons in twentyfour hours, as it pisses fron tho battery or pans, $125, For double maehines of two, three, or four tubies inoue frame, each table of ive tons eapacity, S10: ‘ i * Jhave been running machines tor the past three months at Grass Valley, therefore] make my assertions trom 8 practical working test, where several of the maeiines are working. Persons deslrous of seeing the machines run: ning, can do so at Empire MIN, Grass Valley, where twelve machines can be scen In operation, or in San lrancisee, at 118 Washington street, below Davis, where ALBERT JAcons will iil their orders promptiy. ANDEEW HUNTER, Tyl2-t¢ Inventor, IRON! Glasgow Tron and Metal . IMPORTING COMPANY, Nos. £5 and 27 Fremont street, San Francisco, Keep eonstantly ou hand a Iarge assortment of Bar Iron, Boiler Tubes, * Artvils, Cast Steel, Ete., Which they offer to the trade on liberal terms. I8v12-3m Prater’s Patent ircent ate (Known as HUNGERIORD & PRATER'S Conecntrator,) MANUFACTURED AT THE San Francisco Foundry and Steam Engine Works. Corner Fremont and Misston Streets. All orders promptly attended to. 2y12 BAUX & GUIODS Separator & Amalgamator Is the most important improvementin mining machinery ever intruduced. It was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the San Franciseo Mechanies’ Fair for 1864, where it proved Itseif to be the best Separater and Amalgamator among all the competiters. Construeted on principles which combine Scipgtirie KNOWLEDGE with PRaAeTIOAL Experience, tlicse Pans extract niore geld and sliver trem thetr ores than a others in nse, as afew hours trial will demonstrate. Mt men will find it to their advantaze to employ these pans as Separaters, in additlon to the ordinary Amalgators now in use, and to re-work their oid taiifngs, The cost,of these paus is ‘inconsiderable, and their strueture is sueh that they ean he readily separated In parts eonvenient for peeie on mules. Among the many advantafics pessesse by BAUX & GUIOD'S Pan, are the following: fhe trifling cost for attendance; Its small cost; Its portabil. ity; The large quantity ot Ble. itean operate upon in a piv. eu time; 1t may be worked cven wecks without stopping, as it is eonstrueted to work continuously; Tho complete thorenghuess of the separation of the reck from the metals andthe triding pewer requlred to work then, They ean be attached to any ordinary crushing apparnins, . We have tho pieasure of referring parties interested to the following parties, who have our Pan In_use: Jeifersonian. Mintng Company, Bowman's Raneh, Nevada eounty; The French Mill, Nevada City; Cratl’s Gravel Cement Works, Nevada aa Waltman’s Chioriuatiou Works, Nevada. Cal.; Goid Hlil Quartz Mill, Wnshoe; Manuiactured at the Vulcan lron Works and San Franeisco Foundry, San Franeiseo, and at Heugh & Thom’s Ponndry, Nevada Clty. : For further particulars, orto sce this Pan in operation, eall en or address , J. B®. GA 5 Fremont Street, near Mission, adjoining the Sun Francisco Tron Works, San Francisco. The Wansbrow Pumps ARE WARRANTED THE BEST. FIFTEEN KINDS AND SIZES, “Adapted for FARM, Mili and Mining Purposes. Fitted for HAND, WIND, HORSE, WATER AND STEAM POWER. Yor sale in every city and town on the Paeifie Coast. LOCKE & MONTAGUE, Agenis, M2 and 114 Battery Street, San Franeciseo. iar Send for Instrated Catalogue. 2312-201, “Safety Cages.” + (PATENT ORANTEN,) MINING COMPANIIS ILL FIND 1f TO THEIR INTEREST TO ADOPT » Berry, Hochholwer & Denver's Satety Cage ? in their hoisting works. If requires very little more work to mau. facture iltan the ordisury sivle af eages—any blacksmith ean make it, lthas been PROVED 10 BE PERFECTLY SALE, Is sult-acting and very Heht, and wal, In the item of rope atone, pay for itself ina short the, The pronrictors reter to the following mlning companies, among others, that are now using this Surety Cage :—Gould pene Savage, Ophir, Mexlean, Empire, Overman and Por particulars and terms, apply to HUGO DOCHHOLZER, inta Clty, Nevada, Vir! 16ylltf Through Wells, Bargo & Co's Express, THE SAN FRANCISCO BOOT AND SHOE NAILING MACHINE. THIS MACHINE MAY NOW BE SEEN IN DAILY OPERation at the corner of Stoekton and O'Furrell streets, where the inventor may be secn and consulted at all hours. He is especially analous that Boot and Shoemakers, Meehanles generaliy, and all persons interested in the success o£ Callfornia Inventions aud Californls manufactures, should eall aud examine this speeimeu of Cuilfornia ingenniny. The proprietor js making arrangements for their mannfaeture In this city; and he is now ready to contract to furuish / the machine to such parties as maj be desirous to purchase the same. E. T, BARLOW, San Franeisco, June 22d, 1866. 25y12 WATER ae puis WHEEL, WHICH IAS KAD TIE most unprecedetited sale of any waler-wheel cver made, and which has slven unnsual satlslaetion whenever used. js now tor sale by KNAPP & GRAN, 310 Washington street, San Francisco. where persons desiring to nse water. power ean be suppiied. These Wheels are adapted to uso from 10 to 5,000 inches of water, and from 4 feet to 600 feet fall, Let us know. how much water you huve either In miner’s inches or cubic feet per minute, what tall you have, and what pewer yeu require. Write or send for cirentar to KNAPP & ANT, Bs ; ALSO — San Franclsco. leffrel’s Lever Jacks, For railroads, cars, or wagons; Rallroad Jacks for en gines and ears; Track Jacks for leveling, with whieh three men, wlth a pair ot these Jacks, ean level more track ina day than twelve men working in the ordinary manner; also, Track Jacks. for relieving the axle of pressure te reJace the brass. Tficse Jacks arc now in general use inthe astern States, and «ive entire satisfuetion. Also, Wagon and Track Jacks of the most snperior make and kind, For sale by KNAPP & G 2 12v12-82m. Sin JFrauelsee, To Ditchmen, Millmen and Others Requiring IRON PIPE. M R. ROSE, CORNER OF 9TH AND KK STREETS, 4¥ie Sacramento City, fas facilities unsizpassed en this coast for the mnnufaciure of 1RUN PIPE of every desertpfion. He also has on hand a deep weil .PORCE PUMP, of his own invention and manutneture, well adapted for ell welis. His tools belug portable, pipe can be manufactured on tho ground. 19v12 Steam Engines for Sale Low, IRECT FROM EAGLE WORKS, NEW YORK, EM. bracing all Mode u Improvements, snitable tor Mining, MIMInz, or other purposes. Will be soid af Mannfasturery’ rates aud charges. Apply to A. FE. CRANE, 16y 12-310, 310 Washington Street, itp stalrs, STODDARD'S CELEBRATED WATER PILTERS! ENDER RAIN, RIVER. OR SPRING VALLEY WATER perfectly pure and heaithy. Three sizes. Priee, $1z, $i6 and $i8. For saie by STODDARD, Ss. B. Corner of Battery und esas ans ev! June 23, 1866, 12-3 Union Amaleamator. This Valuable Invention S FAST FINDING ITS WAY INTO GENERAL USE, NOT by means of eomhlnatien of capital and influence, but on the strength of its ow merits, and upon. the principie that what is known 16 be good will be appreciated. Praetleal men acknowledge the UNION PAN to be suienlifie, the best, the cheapest, and most profitable. It now stands Orst ou the list of nll pans in ise for the purpose.of Workhig Goid and Silver Ores, It has been found thata low claxs of ores, also tailings from Mills, Sulphurets, ete., that will not pay to work with fhe commou pans, may be, worked wilh this andobtalu large profits, The UNION PAN is manufactured in two sizes, and enpable of operating upou large quahtities of ore in ile most efficient manner. _, Parties Interested in Quartz Mining, Mills, ete., wili find it to their advantage to call and, examine for themseivyos, and sce its operation. 2 ae Gold and silyer ores teated by regular mill process, at moderate cost, by STRONG & CO., San Franeiseo Foundry, corner Mission and Fremont streets, Where orders wi recmre prempt atleution. v1 2-3 BRUCKNER’S Mechanical Roasting Furnace AWARDED A PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL —BY THE— The Mcehanies” Institute. HESE FURNACES ARE NOW MANUFACTURED AFter an lmpreved mode of eonstructon, whieh GREATLY SIMPLIFIES THEIR OPERATION, and afford a much larger oxydizing surface to the aetion of héat and atmosphere. The weight of a Furnace nine feet long by four feet In diameter does not execed one ton. THE IMPROVED FURNACE wlll soon be more fully deseribed and iilnatrated In the eol urns of the Mining AND Se1entivio Press. Parties wishlng to creet sueh Furnaces, are requested to leave their crders wlth T. KALLENBERG, 19vl12 _ 416 Market street, San Francisco. EFLORENCH SEWING MACHINES! COPY OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF AWARDS AT THE FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, New York, 1865, —TO THE~ Florence Sewing Machine Company, FOR THE BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. HIGHEST PREMIUN—COLD MEDAL! REASONS: lst._Its simplicity and great range of work. 24a.—The Reversible Feed Motion. 8da.—The perfect finish and substantial manner in which the machine is made. Ath.—The rapidity of its working and the quality of the work done. 5S5th—The Selfadjustine Tension. The “FLorence” was awarded the First and Highest Premium at the State Fair of California, the only Fair on the Paeific Coast at which any two double-thread Sewing Machinea were . exhibited in competition in 1865. The “ Prorexce”’ reecived the only premium awarded by the Mechanics’ Institute of Sum Praneiseo, in 1864 and 1865, to any Suwing Muehine, Sewing Machine Company, or Agent, Theclaim ot a eumpetitur to a medal is without any fonndation whatever. Wherever the ‘‘ Frorexce’? has been brought In eempetition with other Svwing. Machines, it has always beon deolared the best, Itis the most simple, the most snbatantial, the most efiicient, aud its use is easily lenrned, Every Machine soid is guaranteed in the full sense ef the word, Send for Circulars and Samoles of Work, SAMUEL HILL, General Agent, 20v12-l4w 141 Montgomery strect, San Franeiseo, RBubizer Beltiimes WITH COTTON FILLING. FULL ASSORTMENT OF 3 AND 4-PLY, NOW IN store and fer sale by HOMAS H. SELBY & CO., 22v12 8m Nos. 116 and 248 Calllornia street Pacific Forge Company. FORGING AND IRON WORK. apes PAOIFIC FORGE COMPANY HAVE JUST ERECT: ed, in this city, on Fourteenth street, near the machine shop of the San Jose Railroad, 4 large establishment tor tho purpose ot forging and working in wrought iron. Our ham. mer is the largest upon thls coast, and we are prepured to manafacture, at short notiee. ali kinds of fieavy forgings, eur axies, sliufts, steamboat eranks, piston-rods, wagon axles, and ether stmllar work. This is the first general shop of the kind erceted In this State, and we soilcit the patronage et the public. All orders exccuted at reasonable rates, aud with promptness and satistactlou. 19¥12-3in

‘14 Gwe Wining avl Seientitic Dress. THE EXCELSIOR GRINDER AND AMALGAMATOR, In the engraving herewith presented, A represents the Rim of the (o Cross-¥rame; HE, Gearing ; G, Lever; H, Dash-Boards; 1, Key; a, Dies; c, Shoes, and 0;_ Pan; B, Muller; C, Legs; D, Openings, The relative grinding eapacitios of “The Exeelsior” Grinder and Amalgamator, of the Flat Bottomed Pan, and of the Conical: Pan when properly constructed, are respectively 177, 118 and 182. That is, the respeetive mullers being of the same diameter, same weight, same hardness, and running at the same velocity “The Excelsior Grinder and Amalgamator” will reduee one bundred and seventy-seven tons of ore, the Flat Bottomed Pan one hundred and eigbteen tons, and the Conical Pan one hundred and thirty-two tons to the same degree of fineness in the same time. The wear to the Sboes and Dies at their grinding surfacesin the Exeelsior Grinder and Amalganiator, is perfectly uniform, thus seeuring evenness of reduction to tbe pulp, as well as steadiness Uniform wear of tbe grinding plates has been attained in no other than tbat of the Tractory form—nor of motion to tbe muller. can it be. Another property of exeellenee in this machine is that tbe metal ‘or substance to be amalgamated passes direct from the grinding surfaces into the quicksilver; thus exeluding the possibility of its becoming coated witb any foreign substanees, after baving been burnished. It is truthfully said “tbat the Tractory-formed Pan ‘as a Grinder bas no equal, and as an Amalgamator no superior,” As a whole, it is far superior to any other pan in use. MANUFACTURED AT THE Union Iron Works and Golden State Iron Works, WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventors, The undersigned having had several years of experience in practical quartz mining operations, will ever take great pleasnre in furnishing parties interested in miming and machinery any desired information which they may possess. F, Serew ; B co 1 iv a a Fl ‘ fin ey i ao Machinery. VARNEWY’S PATENT AMALGAMATOR. These Machines Stand Unrivaled, For rapidly pulverizing and amalgamating eres, they have noequal, No effort has been, or wiilbe, spared to ‘have them constructed in tho most perfect manner, and of the great number now in operition, not oue has everrewired repairs. The constant and increasing, demand tor ent 1s suftieient cyvidence of tlear merils. r Tbey are constructed se as#o apply stcam dlreetly into , the pulp, or with steam bottoms, as desired. This Amalgamator Operates as Follows: , The pan belng filied, the motion of the muller forces the ‘pnip to the center, where itis drawn down throngh tho ie értiro and between the grindlug surfaces. Theuee ‘it Is ‘thrown to the poriphery into the quicksilver. The curved plates again draw it to.the center, wherc it passes down, Gnd to the ecivenmference as before. Thus itis constantly passing in a regular flow between the grinding surfaces and nto the quicksliver, until ihe ore is veduecd to an impalpable powder, aud the metal amalxamated. * Setlers made on the same principle cxee! all others.— They bring the pulp so constantiy and perfectly In contaet ‘with quicksilver, that the partivles arc rapidly and com pletely absorbed, Mill men are Invited to examine theso pans and setlers for themselves, at the PACIFIC FOUNDRY, im . ' San Franciseo. ., SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUY, at For $100! “4 HUNTER’S «Premium Concentrator {! ‘Awarded a Silver Medal at the' Mechanics’ Falr of i865. ik {PRE ABOVE MACHINE HAS BEEN RECENTLY IM-proved atid simplitied, dolng away with ‘all compllentlon and friction, thereby requiving loss power and speed. As improved, 123 ‘rovolutions per minuto Is the regular speed required, but any speed varyluc trom 100 to 135. ravolntians dues not change the results. It ly the only muchino built on the: Paeifie const that is perieens adjustable for all the dlfferont grades of ores, and will. save teu per cent. More sulphurets than Boy Coucentrator iu use, and is the cheapest, from the following list of prices: . For aasingle machino of tho capacity of fivo tons in twentyfour hours, as it pisses fron tho battery or pans, $125, For double maehines of two, three, or four tubies inoue frame, each table of ive tons eapacity, S10: ‘ i * Jhave been running machines tor the past three months at Grass Valley, therefore] make my assertions trom 8 practical working test, where several of the maeiines are working. Persons deslrous of seeing the machines run: ning, can do so at Empire MIN, Grass Valley, where twelve machines can be scen In operation, or in San lrancisee, at 118 Washington street, below Davis, where ALBERT JAcons will iil their orders promptiy. ANDEEW HUNTER, Tyl2-t¢ Inventor, IRON! Glasgow Tron and Metal . IMPORTING COMPANY, Nos. £5 and 27 Fremont street, San Francisco, Keep eonstantly ou hand a Iarge assortment of Bar Iron, Boiler Tubes, * Artvils, Cast Steel, Ete., Which they offer to the trade on liberal terms. I8v12-3m Prater’s Patent ircent ate (Known as HUNGERIORD & PRATER'S Conecntrator,) MANUFACTURED AT THE San Francisco Foundry and Steam Engine Works. Corner Fremont and Misston Streets. All orders promptly attended to. 2y12 BAUX & GUIODS Separator & Amalgamator Is the most important improvementin mining machinery ever intruduced. It was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the San Franciseo Mechanies’ Fair for 1864, where it proved Itseif to be the best Separater and Amalgamator among all the competiters. Construeted on principles which combine Scipgtirie KNOWLEDGE with PRaAeTIOAL Experience, tlicse Pans extract niore geld and sliver trem thetr ores than a others in nse, as afew hours trial will demonstrate. Mt men will find it to their advantaze to employ these pans as Separaters, in additlon to the ordinary Amalgators now in use, and to re-work their oid taiifngs, The cost,of these paus is ‘inconsiderable, and their strueture is sueh that they ean he readily separated In parts eonvenient for peeie on mules. Among the many advantafics pessesse by BAUX & GUIOD'S Pan, are the following: fhe trifling cost for attendance; Its small cost; Its portabil. ity; The large quantity ot Ble. itean operate upon in a piv. eu time; 1t may be worked cven wecks without stopping, as it is eonstrueted to work continuously; Tho complete thorenghuess of the separation of the reck from the metals andthe triding pewer requlred to work then, They ean be attached to any ordinary crushing apparnins, . We have tho pieasure of referring parties interested to the following parties, who have our Pan In_use: Jeifersonian. Mintng Company, Bowman's Raneh, Nevada eounty; The French Mill, Nevada City; Cratl’s Gravel Cement Works, Nevada aa Waltman’s Chioriuatiou Works, Nevada. Cal.; Goid Hlil Quartz Mill, Wnshoe; Manuiactured at the Vulcan lron Works and San Franeisco Foundry, San Franeiseo, and at Heugh & Thom’s Ponndry, Nevada Clty. : For further particulars, orto sce this Pan in operation, eall en or address , J. B®. GA 5 Fremont Street, near Mission, adjoining the Sun Francisco Tron Works, San Francisco. The Wansbrow Pumps ARE WARRANTED THE BEST. FIFTEEN KINDS AND SIZES, “Adapted for FARM, Mili and Mining Purposes. Fitted for HAND, WIND, HORSE, WATER AND STEAM POWER. Yor sale in every city and town on the Paeifie Coast. LOCKE & MONTAGUE, Agenis, M2 and 114 Battery Street, San Franeciseo. iar Send for Instrated Catalogue. 2312-201, “Safety Cages.” + (PATENT ORANTEN,) MINING COMPANIIS ILL FIND 1f TO THEIR INTEREST TO ADOPT » Berry, Hochholwer & Denver's Satety Cage ? in their hoisting works. If requires very little more work to mau.

facture iltan the ordisury sivle af eages—any blacksmith ean make it, lthas been PROVED 10 BE PERFECTLY SALE, Is sult-acting and very Heht, and wal, In the item of rope atone, pay for itself ina short the, The pronrictors reter to the following mlning companies, among others, that are now using this Surety Cage :—Gould pene Savage, Ophir, Mexlean, Empire, Overman and Por particulars and terms, apply to HUGO DOCHHOLZER, inta Clty, Nevada, Vir! 16ylltf Through Wells, Bargo & Co's Express, THE SAN FRANCISCO BOOT AND SHOE NAILING MACHINE. THIS MACHINE MAY NOW BE SEEN IN DAILY OPERation at the corner of Stoekton and O'Furrell streets, where the inventor may be secn and consulted at all hours. He is especially analous that Boot and Shoemakers, Meehanles generaliy, and all persons interested in the success o£ Callfornia Inventions aud Californls manufactures, should eall aud examine this speeimeu of Cuilfornia ingenniny. The proprietor js making arrangements for their mannfaeture In this city; and he is now ready to contract to furuish / the machine to such parties as maj be desirous to purchase the same. E. T, BARLOW, San Franeisco, June 22d, 1866. 25y12 WATER ae puis WHEEL, WHICH IAS KAD TIE most unprecedetited sale of any waler-wheel cver made, and which has slven unnsual satlslaetion whenever used. js now tor sale by KNAPP & GRAN, 310 Washington street, San Francisco. where persons desiring to nse water. power ean be suppiied. These Wheels are adapted to uso from 10 to 5,000 inches of water, and from 4 feet to 600 feet fall, Let us know. how much water you huve either In miner’s inches or cubic feet per minute, what tall you have, and what pewer yeu require. Write or send for cirentar to KNAPP & ANT, Bs ; ALSO — San Franclsco. leffrel’s Lever Jacks, For railroads, cars, or wagons; Rallroad Jacks for en gines and ears; Track Jacks for leveling, with whieh three men, wlth a pair ot these Jacks, ean level more track ina day than twelve men working in the ordinary manner; also, Track Jacks. for relieving the axle of pressure te reJace the brass. Tficse Jacks arc now in general use inthe astern States, and «ive entire satisfuetion. Also, Wagon and Track Jacks of the most snperior make and kind, For sale by KNAPP & G 2 12v12-82m. Sin JFrauelsee, To Ditchmen, Millmen and Others Requiring IRON PIPE. M R. ROSE, CORNER OF 9TH AND KK STREETS, 4¥ie Sacramento City, fas facilities unsizpassed en this coast for the mnnufaciure of 1RUN PIPE of every desertpfion. He also has on hand a deep weil .PORCE PUMP, of his own invention and manutneture, well adapted for ell welis. His tools belug portable, pipe can be manufactured on tho ground. 19v12 Steam Engines for Sale Low, IRECT FROM EAGLE WORKS, NEW YORK, EM. bracing all Mode u Improvements, snitable tor Mining, MIMInz, or other purposes. Will be soid af Mannfasturery’ rates aud charges. Apply to A. FE. CRANE, 16y 12-310, 310 Washington Street, itp stalrs, STODDARD'S CELEBRATED WATER PILTERS! ENDER RAIN, RIVER. OR SPRING VALLEY WATER perfectly pure and heaithy. Three sizes. Priee, $1z, $i6 and $i8. For saie by STODDARD, Ss. B. Corner of Battery und esas ans ev! June 23, 1866, 12-3 Union Amaleamator. This Valuable Invention S FAST FINDING ITS WAY INTO GENERAL USE, NOT by means of eomhlnatien of capital and influence, but on the strength of its ow merits, and upon. the principie that what is known 16 be good will be appreciated. Praetleal men acknowledge the UNION PAN to be suienlifie, the best, the cheapest, and most profitable. It now stands Orst ou the list of nll pans in ise for the purpose.of Workhig Goid and Silver Ores, It has been found thata low claxs of ores, also tailings from Mills, Sulphurets, ete., that will not pay to work with fhe commou pans, may be, worked wilh this andobtalu large profits, The UNION PAN is manufactured in two sizes, and enpable of operating upou large quahtities of ore in ile most efficient manner. _, Parties Interested in Quartz Mining, Mills, ete., wili find it to their advantage to call and, examine for themseivyos, and sce its operation. 2 ae Gold and silyer ores teated by regular mill process, at moderate cost, by STRONG & CO., San Franeiseo Foundry, corner Mission and Fremont streets, Where orders wi recmre prempt atleution. v1 2-3 BRUCKNER’S Mechanical Roasting Furnace AWARDED A PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL —BY THE— The Mcehanies” Institute. HESE FURNACES ARE NOW MANUFACTURED AFter an lmpreved mode of eonstructon, whieh GREATLY SIMPLIFIES THEIR OPERATION, and afford a much larger oxydizing surface to the aetion of héat and atmosphere. The weight of a Furnace nine feet long by four feet In diameter does not execed one ton. THE IMPROVED FURNACE wlll soon be more fully deseribed and iilnatrated In the eol urns of the Mining AND Se1entivio Press. Parties wishlng to creet sueh Furnaces, are requested to leave their crders wlth T. KALLENBERG, 19vl12 _ 416 Market street, San Francisco. EFLORENCH SEWING MACHINES! COPY OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF AWARDS AT THE FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, New York, 1865, —TO THE~ Florence Sewing Machine Company, FOR THE BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. HIGHEST PREMIUN—COLD MEDAL! REASONS: lst._Its simplicity and great range of work. 24a.—The Reversible Feed Motion. 8da.—The perfect finish and substantial manner in which the machine is made. Ath.—The rapidity of its working and the quality of the work done. 5S5th—The Selfadjustine Tension. The “FLorence” was awarded the First and Highest Premium at the State Fair of California, the only Fair on the Paeific Coast at which any two double-thread Sewing Machinea were . exhibited in competition in 1865. The “ Prorexce”’ reecived the only premium awarded by the Mechanics’ Institute of Sum Praneiseo, in 1864 and 1865, to any Suwing Muehine, Sewing Machine Company, or Agent, Theclaim ot a eumpetitur to a medal is without any fonndation whatever. Wherever the ‘‘ Frorexce’? has been brought In eempetition with other Svwing. Machines, it has always beon deolared the best, Itis the most simple, the most snbatantial, the most efiicient, aud its use is easily lenrned, Every Machine soid is guaranteed in the full sense ef the word, Send for Circulars and Samoles of Work, SAMUEL HILL, General Agent, 20v12-l4w 141 Montgomery strect, San Franeiseo, RBubizer Beltiimes WITH COTTON FILLING. FULL ASSORTMENT OF 3 AND 4-PLY, NOW IN store and fer sale by HOMAS H. SELBY & CO., 22v12 8m Nos. 116 and 248 Calllornia street Pacific Forge Company. FORGING AND IRON WORK. apes PAOIFIC FORGE COMPANY HAVE JUST ERECT: ed, in this city, on Fourteenth street, near the machine shop of the San Jose Railroad, 4 large establishment tor tho purpose ot forging and working in wrought iron. Our ham. mer is the largest upon thls coast, and we are prepured to manafacture, at short notiee. ali kinds of fieavy forgings, eur axies, sliufts, steamboat eranks, piston-rods, wagon axles, and ether stmllar work. This is the first general shop of the kind erceted In this State, and we soilcit the patronage et the public. All orders exccuted at reasonable rates, aud with promptness and satistactlou. 19¥12-3in