Volume 18 (1869) (430 pages)

The Mining and Scientific Press. The Hindoo Philosophy. There isa great deal of suggestive matter to bo found in the intuitive poetry of that most ancicnt of all the world’s schools of philosophy, whose principal record is the Shasters. Dr. H. M. Sendder’s summary of it as given in his lecturo before a very large, and solid, but considerably Presbyterian-looking audience, on Tuesday even. ing, was very good. He said: “Thero were several ancicnt Hindoo schools of.philosophy, and their philosophy always includel their theology. Oue of these schools, tanght in regard to five kinds of snhjects—God, Matter, Mau, Futurity and Salvation ‘hoy believed in one supreme being, called ‘‘Snt,” meaniug a passive being, cujoying a perpetual and everlusting condition of rest—a being that wns never active, only as the shining snn was active. The snn, they said, shone upon the plnnt and cansed it to bud, bloom, and at last todie. So it wns with their god and tatter, The passive power of their deity fell upon the universe, aud produced, only to bring decay; yet mutter, in itself, was somehow eternal. Some of the schools tanght that matter was distiuct from God, and being distinct, they designated it as primitivo Nature. Deity, at certain peROOT’S PATENT FORCE BLAST ROTARY BLOWER. Patented Noy. Ist, N64; July 21, 28663 nnd Uct. ¥, 1866. Awarded the First Premium at the Paris Exposition. aia ie i a ji D2 Petree thor 2nit riode, shone upon this matter, bringing ADAPTED REQUIRES forth a snevession of prodnets, aud, by regular descending steps, brought forth all Foa the material forms of the universe. At. 4). Fitty Per Cent certain periods these forms receded and Smelting, Way LEY (eter diseppeaied, and chaos came again ; after Piacundbere which Deity and Nature reposed. Their ¥ FBS BRD belief as to fntnrity and salvution was the Mining well known doctrine of transmigration, They say that before the hnman soul lie and Than any Blower millions of births or deaths. Man might di housaud million times, . & Sey bo born and die a ¢ Byte 1 . Steamships. 1 eithor in u human, animul, insect, or even vegetable form, thus experiencing the results of previons transgression, passing throngh various Hells and Heavens before he reached his final reward in the abode of the supremcly blest. And eveu when virtnons souls reachcd Hell, they passed throngh the opposite sides, and continned on forever, for matter required the soul to travel, The eveutual emancipation from transmigration was the Hindoo Hedven ; and mau was on the evo of his approaching Ono of these Blowers may be seen on exhibition at W. T. Garratt’s Brass Foundry, corner of Missionand Fremont streets. ‘They are also in use atthe Almaden Quieksilver Mine; Gridley’s Foundry, Gold Hill, Nevada; Auto. Iron Works, San Franeisco, and many other places. Cactron.—Purehasers will find it to their advantage to apply direct to the Stockton Ageney, as certnin purties, not authorized to manafaeture the Blower, have put in the market machines of inferior construction, which do not answer all the requiremeuts of the gouniae article. For civeulars aad further informatioa, address KEEP & BARGION, 4v16-3m Globe Iron Works, Stockton, Cal. exemption when he had learued to act disinterestedly. He who had arrived at that peint could never more be changed into fly or horse, or cat, but was on the eve of passing to his reward. If dying beforo their peace was fully attained, tho spirit went to a certaiu place in the sky, or floated throngh the elements until the time arrived for it to be born again. When perfection Was gained snificient for the final and perfect Heaven, the contemplative and seqnestered soul viewed all things with calm knowledge of perfect wisdom. It grieved at no calamity, nor rejoiced at any success; Pain and pleasnre were the samo, Hindoo philosopher once said to him that hell was just the place they wauted to go to, for it was on the road they had to travel. One of their proverbs was, ‘He that knows himself knows God.” In his comparisons of Hindoo philosophy, or poetry (?) with Emerson’s ideas, his standpoiut was that of a popular Presbyterian clergymau. Emerson had to suffer seathingly. Frequent analogies conld of course be traced between them— Emerson and Boston ‘‘transeendentalism” being but a poetical version of the modern tendencies of thought evidenced iu Kant, Hegel, and other modern German and French ideal natural theologians, CALIFORNIA BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, SEL Montzomery Street. Full partieularsregarding o ir Peuctieal Course of Studies uy bo fad by calling atthe University, or by addressing tivi7-qylap BOY, beAup, Sun Francisco. MECHANICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL Brewing School Fut APPRENTICES. ME. FREDERICK FELLERT, Anexperleuced Dranghtsman aud Teacher, has epened an Evening School ut No. 224 CLAY STREET (suine entranco as the Mining and Xcienie Vress Otiev), where he is iv ing thor 13h instrnetiens In DRAWING te apprentices who are Inelined to self-improvement. His lerms are moderale and within reach ef the humblest npprentice; und we are Picased te say that the enterprise Is meeting with success. lvi8if Enxetrotyre Esxoravines, Cuts, Ete.—Onr Job Printing Oftec Is abundantly supplied with eleyant engrisings, er Natents, and other emhellishments to suit the various branches of Industry In this State Amador County. PAINE & STEPHENS’ IMPROVED CONCENTRATOR, For Saving Gold aud Sliver Sulphurets. — One Machine, costing about $1,300, is sufficient to work the Sands from 25 to 30 Stamps, Less power heing required than for any other Machine, The attention of qua: tz millmen thronghont the State is directed to the subjoined certificutes, and if they desire they ean visit the Amador Miring Co’s mill, near Sutter Creck, the Wareka Co’s mill at Grass Valley, or the Banner Co’s mill near Nevada, and see for themselves. CERTIFCATES : Grass VALuey, Jan. 4th, 1869—This is to certify, that we have used the Paine, Stephens & Harry Concentrators for over twelve months. They have given us entire satisfiction, and are the best we ever used, WILLIAM WATT, Supt, Eureka Mine. This is to certify, that we have had in nse for the past 18 menths one of Paine, Stephens & Co’s Sulpliuret Saviog Machines, construeted by John ‘L. Harry, (culled a buddle,) and which operates satisluctorily, purticularly so in saying fine sulphurets, and we recommend it as well worthy of use, even where other Conceutrators are used abeve it, ag it will pay if there are any sulpliurets, WM. L. TISDALE, Supt. Stur Spangled Banner Mine, Nevapa Criv, Oct. 26, 1868. Any one wishing te purchase one of these useful machines, can do so by applying to THOS. N. PAINE at Grass Valley, Nevada County, or JOHN T. HARRY, Sutter Creek, 13vl6eow Metallurgy. MOSHEIMER’s PIONEER MINING SCHOOL, —AxD— METALLURGIC WORKS, Naving established the ttrst Practleal Mining and Metal. {nrgleal School In the United States, I wenld call the attentlon of gentlemen who may wish to obtaln a practical knowledgo of Chemistry, Assaying and Metallurgy, That Iam prepared to teach all the abeve branches Ln less tlie than !n any Enropean School, 1ulsoundertnke to assay and work any kind of ore, or minerul substances. For terms, apply to JOS, MOSHEIMER, Practical Chemist and Metallurgist. Office, 823 Montgomery street; Metallurgle Works, 2005 Powell street, San Franelsee. G6vi8-6m LEOPOLD KUH, Assayer and Metallurgical Chemist, (Formerly of tho U, 8. B. Mint, 8. F.) Office, No, G11 Commercial Street, opposite the Mint, San Francleco, BULLION MELTEM AND ASSAYED, The cerreciess of which Is guaranteed in every reapect. All kinds ef Ore and Mineral tested, nesayed and analyzed Inthe most satisfactory manner, Refers by permisslon te W.C. Ralston, Cashier Bank et Cullfernta: Messrs Plocbe & Bayerque, Wm. M. Lent, John I. Fry, E. Cahill & Co., A. K Orlm, President Pacific Union Express Co,, Jehn M. Eckfeldt, M. and RB. U.S B, Mint; Nale & Nereress S. M, Ce.,, and the principal mining eempanies on Ihe Camstock Lode. 25vl7-tt PROF. HENRY WURTZ, Fermerly Chemeal Examiner in the U. 8. Patent Office may be einployed professionally as a Scixstipie Exrenr. Gedlogleal Exa mloatlons and Reports, Analysls and Assaya, ete ,cle, Practicalndviee and Investigallens Inthe Clem leal Arts and Manulaetures. Inventlon and examination ol new chemical methods und products, Address, 26 Plno street, Roms 35 and 36, New York. Always In from lZto 8.30, go-Written communications preferred, Important to Gold and Silver Miners and Companies. PROFESSOR WURTZ, Who ls the Inventer and Patentee ef the new and wender tul uses of SODIUM 1N WORKING GOLD AND SILVER ORES AND JEWELERS’ SWEEPINGS, will furnish at the above address nfermatien in relation thereto, together with experimental packages of: SODIUN AMALGAM. All Instrvetlons und experiments elsewhere ehtained are spurious and nnrellable, WORKING EXtBRIMENTS ON AMALGAMATION OF ORES, Ele. Pro, W. las In opera. tlon In New York a large und sinall Hepburn Pun, for work ine 1,000 or 2i-tb. charges ot material tor experlmenta purposes. SvI7 R, TAYLOR. WM, I, TAYLOR, ROBERT TAYLOR & Co., METALLURERGISTS. SMELTING WORKS, Eleveuth street, between Folsom and Howard, GALVANIZING. Also, Anti-Frictioy, Alloys for Journals, Type and Stamping Metals, Tinners and Plumbers’ Solder, Ete. riee given for the mast rebellions or reres and minerals assayed aud analyzed. 3m G. W. STRONG, ASSAYVYER AND WORKER OF ORES, No, lv Stevenson street, near First,San Franelseu, Hichest price paid for choice lots et Ores, Sulphurets, ag say Ashes, Sa ores ete, Students insirneted inall branches ot Metullurgy, onal terms, iv napThe best fractory ores, LEA & PERRIN®S’ CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE et a Deelared by connolseurs to be wie enly GOOD SAUCE, fe) The siiecesa ef thls mest & dellelous and unrivalled & enndiment haying erused eerliin dealers to apply uhe name ef “Wor. % eestershire Sauce to thelr own inferler a compannda, the publle Is hereby Intormed 4 thnt the only way te secure the genuine, isle ask lor Lea & Pervins’ Sauce, and see that their names are upon the ‘ wrapper, labels, stopper, and bottle: Some ot the torcign tharkets having been supphed wilh a spurious Wercestershire O Sunee, upon the wrupper and Jabels of which the nnmes ef Lea and Perrins have been ferged, L, anil P. give neliee that they have furnished their corresondents with power of attorneys to take inslant proceedMiss agalust Manutacturers and Vendors ol such, or any other imitatlens by which theirrlght may be intriiged. Ask fer LEA & PERRINS' Sance, and see name on the Wrapper, Label, Sottle, aud Stonper, Wholesale and tor Export by the Proprietors, Wercesler: Crosse & Blackwell, London, ¢te., ele., and by Greeers and Ollnen universally. Agenis, CROSS & CO., Sun Fran. SULPHURETS ; What they are; How Assaved ; How Concentrated; And How Worked, With a Chapter en the BLOW-PIPE ASSAY OF MINERALS, By WM. BARSTOW, M. D. jon aga: aut: Published by A. Reman & Co,, San Franelseo. For sale at this Oflce.--Price, One Dollar, With he ald of this Bock, the miner can assay his own eres, reqniring but [ew inalerlals, ac, except such as are genernlly to be tuund In the Interlor towns. 2lylatr °

The Mining and Scientific Press. The Hindoo Philosophy. There isa great deal of suggestive matter to bo found in the intuitive poetry of that most ancicnt of all the world’s schools of philosophy, whose principal record is the Shasters. Dr. H. M. Sendder’s summary of it as given in his lecturo before a very large, and solid, but considerably Presbyterian-looking audience, on Tuesday even. ing, was very good. He said: “Thero were several ancicnt Hindoo schools of.philosophy, and their philosophy always includel their theology. Oue of these schools, tanght in regard to five kinds of snhjects—God, Matter, Mau, Futurity and Salvation ‘hoy believed in one supreme being, called ‘‘Snt,” meaniug a passive being, cujoying a perpetual and everlusting condition of rest—a being that wns never active, only as the shining snn was active. The snn, they said, shone upon the plnnt and cansed it to bud, bloom, and at last todie. So it wns with their god and tatter, The passive power of their deity fell upon the universe, aud produced, only to bring decay; yet mutter, in itself, was somehow eternal. Some of the schools tanght that matter was distiuct from God, and being distinct, they designated it as primitivo Nature. Deity, at certain peROOT’S PATENT FORCE BLAST ROTARY BLOWER. Patented Noy. Ist, N64; July 21, 28663 nnd Uct. ¥, 1866. Awarded the First Premium at the Paris Exposition. aia ie i a ji D2 Petree thor 2nit riode, shone upon this matter, bringing ADAPTED REQUIRES forth a snevession of prodnets, aud, by regular descending steps, brought forth all Foa the material forms of the universe. At. 4). Fitty Per Cent certain periods these forms receded and Smelting, Way LEY (eter diseppeaied, and chaos came again ; after Piacundbere which Deity and Nature reposed. Their ¥ FBS BRD belief as to fntnrity and salvution was the Mining well known doctrine of transmigration, They say that before the hnman soul lie and Than any Blower millions of births or deaths. Man might di housaud million times, . & Sey bo born and die a ¢ Byte 1 . Steamships. 1 eithor in u human, animul, insect, or even vegetable form, thus experiencing the results of previons transgression, passing throngh various Hells and Heavens before he reached his final reward in the abode of the supremcly blest. And eveu when virtnons souls reachcd Hell, they passed throngh the opposite sides, and continned on forever, for matter required the soul to travel, The eveutual emancipation from transmigration was the Hindoo Hedven ; and mau was on the evo of his approaching Ono of these Blowers may be seen on exhibition at W. T. Garratt’s Brass Foundry, corner of Missionand Fremont streets. ‘They are also in use atthe Almaden Quieksilver Mine; Gridley’s Foundry, Gold Hill, Nevada; Auto. Iron Works, San Franeisco, and many other places. Cactron.—Purehasers will find it to their advantage to apply direct to the Stockton Ageney, as certnin purties, not authorized to manafaeture the Blower, have put in the market machines of inferior construction, which do not answer all the requiremeuts of the gouniae article. For civeulars aad further informatioa, address KEEP & BARGION, 4v16-3m Globe Iron Works, Stockton, Cal. exemption when he had learued to act disinterestedly. He who had arrived at that peint could never more be changed into fly or horse, or cat, but was on the eve of passing to his reward. If dying beforo their peace was fully attained, tho spirit went to a certaiu place in the sky, or floated throngh the elements until the time arrived for it to be born again. When perfection Was gained snificient for the final and perfect Heaven, the contemplative and seqnestered soul viewed all things with calm knowledge of perfect wisdom. It grieved at no calamity, nor rejoiced at any success; Pain and pleasnre were the samo, Hindoo philosopher once said to him that hell was just the place they wauted to go to, for it was on the road they had to travel. One of their proverbs was, ‘He that knows himself knows God.” In his comparisons of Hindoo philosophy, or poetry (?) with Emerson’s ideas, his standpoiut was that of a popular Presbyterian clergymau. Emerson had to suffer seathingly. Frequent analogies conld of course be traced between them— Emerson and Boston ‘‘transeendentalism” being but a poetical version of the modern tendencies of thought evidenced iu Kant, Hegel, and other modern German and French ideal natural theologians, CALIFORNIA BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, SEL Montzomery Street. Full partieularsregarding o ir Peuctieal Course of Studies uy bo fad by calling atthe University, or by addressing tivi7-qylap BOY, beAup, Sun Francisco. MECHANICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL Brewing School Fut APPRENTICES. ME. FREDERICK FELLERT, Anexperleuced Dranghtsman aud Teacher, has epened an Evening School ut No. 224 CLAY STREET (suine entranco as the Mining and Xcienie Vress Otiev), where he is iv ing thor 13h instrnetiens In DRAWING te apprentices who are Inelined to self-improvement. His lerms are moderale and within reach ef the humblest npprentice; und we are Picased te say that the enterprise Is meeting with success. lvi8if Enxetrotyre Esxoravines, Cuts, Ete.—Onr Job Printing Oftec Is abundantly supplied with eleyant engrisings, er Natents, and other emhellishments to suit the various branches of Industry In this State Amador County. PAINE & STEPHENS’ IMPROVED CONCENTRATOR, For Saving Gold aud Sliver Sulphurets. — One Machine, costing about $1,300, is sufficient to work the Sands from 25 to 30 Stamps, Less power heing required than for any other Machine, The attention of qua: tz millmen thronghont the State is directed to the subjoined certificutes, and if they desire they ean visit the Amador Miring Co’s mill, near Sutter Creck, the Wareka Co’s mill at Grass Valley, or the Banner Co’s mill near Nevada, and see for themselves. CERTIFCATES : Grass VALuey, Jan. 4th, 1869—This is to certify, that we have used the Paine, Stephens & Harry Concentrators for over twelve months. They have given us entire satisfiction, and are the best we ever used, WILLIAM WATT, Supt, Eureka Mine. This is to certify, that we have had in nse for the past 18 menths one of Paine, Stephens & Co’s

Sulpliuret Saviog Machines, construeted by John ‘L. Harry, (culled a buddle,) and which operates satisluctorily, purticularly so in saying fine sulphurets, and we recommend it as well worthy of use, even where other Conceutrators are used abeve it, ag it will pay if there are any sulpliurets, WM. L. TISDALE, Supt. Stur Spangled Banner Mine, Nevapa Criv, Oct. 26, 1868. Any one wishing te purchase one of these useful machines, can do so by applying to THOS. N. PAINE at Grass Valley, Nevada County, or JOHN T. HARRY, Sutter Creek, 13vl6eow Metallurgy. MOSHEIMER’s PIONEER MINING SCHOOL, —AxD— METALLURGIC WORKS, Naving established the ttrst Practleal Mining and Metal. {nrgleal School In the United States, I wenld call the attentlon of gentlemen who may wish to obtaln a practical knowledgo of Chemistry, Assaying and Metallurgy, That Iam prepared to teach all the abeve branches Ln less tlie than !n any Enropean School, 1ulsoundertnke to assay and work any kind of ore, or minerul substances. For terms, apply to JOS, MOSHEIMER, Practical Chemist and Metallurgist. Office, 823 Montgomery street; Metallurgle Works, 2005 Powell street, San Franelsee. G6vi8-6m LEOPOLD KUH, Assayer and Metallurgical Chemist, (Formerly of tho U, 8. B. Mint, 8. F.) Office, No, G11 Commercial Street, opposite the Mint, San Francleco, BULLION MELTEM AND ASSAYED, The cerreciess of which Is guaranteed in every reapect. All kinds ef Ore and Mineral tested, nesayed and analyzed Inthe most satisfactory manner, Refers by permisslon te W.C. Ralston, Cashier Bank et Cullfernta: Messrs Plocbe & Bayerque, Wm. M. Lent, John I. Fry, E. Cahill & Co., A. K Orlm, President Pacific Union Express Co,, Jehn M. Eckfeldt, M. and RB. U.S B, Mint; Nale & Nereress S. M, Ce.,, and the principal mining eempanies on Ihe Camstock Lode. 25vl7-tt PROF. HENRY WURTZ, Fermerly Chemeal Examiner in the U. 8. Patent Office may be einployed professionally as a Scixstipie Exrenr. Gedlogleal Exa mloatlons and Reports, Analysls and Assaya, ete ,cle, Practicalndviee and Investigallens Inthe Clem leal Arts and Manulaetures. Inventlon and examination ol new chemical methods und products, Address, 26 Plno street, Roms 35 and 36, New York. Always In from lZto 8.30, go-Written communications preferred, Important to Gold and Silver Miners and Companies. PROFESSOR WURTZ, Who ls the Inventer and Patentee ef the new and wender tul uses of SODIUM 1N WORKING GOLD AND SILVER ORES AND JEWELERS’ SWEEPINGS, will furnish at the above address nfermatien in relation thereto, together with experimental packages of: SODIUN AMALGAM. All Instrvetlons und experiments elsewhere ehtained are spurious and nnrellable, WORKING EXtBRIMENTS ON AMALGAMATION OF ORES, Ele. Pro, W. las In opera. tlon In New York a large und sinall Hepburn Pun, for work ine 1,000 or 2i-tb. charges ot material tor experlmenta purposes. SvI7 R, TAYLOR. WM, I, TAYLOR, ROBERT TAYLOR & Co., METALLURERGISTS. SMELTING WORKS, Eleveuth street, between Folsom and Howard, GALVANIZING. Also, Anti-Frictioy, Alloys for Journals, Type and Stamping Metals, Tinners and Plumbers’ Solder, Ete. riee given for the mast rebellions or reres and minerals assayed aud analyzed. 3m G. W. STRONG, ASSAYVYER AND WORKER OF ORES, No, lv Stevenson street, near First,San Franelseu, Hichest price paid for choice lots et Ores, Sulphurets, ag say Ashes, Sa ores ete, Students insirneted inall branches ot Metullurgy, onal terms, iv napThe best fractory ores, LEA & PERRIN®S’ CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE et a Deelared by connolseurs to be wie enly GOOD SAUCE, fe) The siiecesa ef thls mest & dellelous and unrivalled & enndiment haying erused eerliin dealers to apply uhe name ef “Wor. % eestershire Sauce to thelr own inferler a compannda, the publle Is hereby Intormed 4 thnt the only way te secure the genuine, isle ask lor Lea & Pervins’ Sauce, and see that their names are upon the ‘ wrapper, labels, stopper, and bottle: Some ot the torcign tharkets having been supphed wilh a spurious Wercestershire O Sunee, upon the wrupper and Jabels of which the nnmes ef Lea and Perrins have been ferged, L, anil P. give neliee that they have furnished their corresondents with power of attorneys to take inslant proceedMiss agalust Manutacturers and Vendors ol such, or any other imitatlens by which theirrlght may be intriiged. Ask fer LEA & PERRINS' Sance, and see name on the Wrapper, Label, Sottle, aud Stonper, Wholesale and tor Export by the Proprietors, Wercesler: Crosse & Blackwell, London, ¢te., ele., and by Greeers and Ollnen universally. Agenis, CROSS & CO., Sun Fran. SULPHURETS ; What they are; How Assaved ; How Concentrated; And How Worked, With a Chapter en the BLOW-PIPE ASSAY OF MINERALS, By WM. BARSTOW, M. D. jon aga: aut: Published by A. Reman & Co,, San Franelseo. For sale at this Oflce.--Price, One Dollar, With he ald of this Bock, the miner can assay his own eres, reqniring but [ew inalerlals, ac, except such as are genernlly to be tuund In the Interlor towns. 2lylatr °