The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-09-24 00:00:00

92, 111011 MTRE ET, STOURBRIDG E.

EIM !ORATION to UNITED
STATES, CANADA, /Pe., by
imam, Cunard, Allan Co., Onion, anti
Pioneer Lines. Faro, :—Sailing Vessel 4,
£3 10i ; Steamships, .£6
M. PALFREY, Anent,
Lonelands, Stourbridge.

FREE AND ASSISTED EMIGRATION
TO QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA.
Queen,land Government °dices,
s' Laud orders for 40 acres per adult are
' given to pervons ming their own pis-
mtge. The vrit etion free. Laud can be
. acquit( .1 at 10s, and 15 per sere, p,iy•
able in ten annual inetaiturnts
A .I•Led he-sages '0111)6,1 to Maui Labour,' a, Plough-
men, tab, Ono ds,Much nuics tow °Our eligible
persons.
Free Passages granted to Female Domestic Servants,
for whom Havre is great demand in the colony.
Statistics and further information on application.
JOHN DOUGLAS, Agent-General.

32, Charing Croni, Loprion.

Appointed Agent for Brierley Rill Mr E. Bent; Bent
Street.

IF you u ant a deliciona Loverock's
celebrated El' rill: MAN'S SA I I. or eureie
Itelish for the loin hen! For roust or cold Mutt, Mashes,
Steaks, Stews, Cutlets, Fish, Chops, Curries, time,
l'oultry, Soup, Salad, Cheese, Seasoning, and all made-
Thie Sauce Is universally esteemed for it. pecu-
liar lelieloint rich flavour, and le relishing in the higbe.t
degree, with every kind of dish. Manufactured only by
Henry Loverock, Chemist, Coventryatreet Stourbtidge,
and sold Wholesale and Retail, in bottles, tid, Is, and 2*
ea.—Agents wanted.

CHARLES CLARE,
HOUSE PAINTER, DECORATOR, &
OLDSIVINFORD AND STOUBBRIN7 E.

Estimates given for General Repairs.

NATURE'S CURATIVE
(ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM.)

IIEALTH AND MANHOOD RESTORED
ovaliorr MEDICINE).
cURE YOURSELF BY THE NEW ELECTRIC' .kNI)

MAGNETIC SELF.ADJUSTINO CURATIVE.
SUFFERERS from nero.ous &Lint y, pain fal dreanis,men -
t,d and physical palpitat I. the heart lads, s
tht head and ears, huh ingniired sight and memory
indigestion, prostration, lassitude. depression ,•1 spirits,
bINS O en< IVY Mid appetite, pains in the &irk and limbs,
safdist rust , 'sold rote, groundless
"sari, ife.,

SPEJCLAI NOTICE.

j\IESSRS. R. MACKENZIE & Co., Share
Stokers, 1,2, end 3, Winchester Buildings, Old
Broad-street, London, beg to call the attintion of their
clients and the ptildie generally In the present price of
Shares in the n TEEIIAO TIN MINING 1,30,11, sat, LIMI-
TED," which they can with confidence, recommend,
having recently returned from smelting the Minis; the
discorreire made , OPP sontetl.i,w extrourilinory. mut such

aa will certainly raise the price tq at least 1:10 per Share
within a Mouth's lisle. I'mahases abouid be made at
oar* to lealiee the premien. Present price £2l per
. Share.

EXTIL.ORDINAHY DISCoVEHY 01,"11N IN

CORNWALL.

TERRAS TIN MINING COMPANY

(LIMITED)

WAS RECF.N ILI iAjltAlt.D A fil

A CAPITAL OF £25,000, £1 EACH,

hich are at I Ally paiti,th,rtfi.re thcre is ,a,..juether
Imhilig W. them.

HB valuable aud exteLaive TIN .11.INE in
situate in the Pariah of Saint Stephens-by-St
dusted, C,.fliwall, MI distant about Two Miles from
Grampound Road Railway Station, on the Cornwall
Railway, and Fire Mika from St. Austell, und is held
from E. Beauchamp Tucker, Esq au.l others under.
Lei.e for 21 y, am from duct August, 1869.

One of the great features of this wiiperly is, that there
, is an extraordivary productive 'lin bearing Elven course
running threugli the retire Ichgth of the Sett, and is
from 511 to it/fret in width. 'this most pi od uctive Elven
course has been opened and worked upon in a sina.l way
• by Mr. Decking, sho first discovered it and who raised
a quantity of Du in a few months. See his lb ott, and
t particulars giten by Copts. Odgers tied Jchie'. It will
be winked as as opea calling or yarrry, mai this great
,de runs with the rise of the buil it 1,11 corouqueolly be
worked with the greatest possible ipied and contany,
. and for Illaey years the wen itepe it/I be atore ,Edit e
The Stull no quarried and Wicker, Cull by teeth he coil-
sod aid discharged direct hire the SUM/lA.lg Al Ms.
Ihe value in Tin Ore in reset, Now standing 1;1 /GS
Piero COO,er alt catty ascertained, estimating rody One
Hundred weight of Mack Tin to Ten Tons of club' am-
ounts to no less a 1.111 than £1,320,000, which tar ex.
reeds the richest Tire Mine yet discover. d in CoeflWall.
This it should be observed is estimating the Tin from
the Elven Course OSLO, putting it at 220,000 CU/at
Fathoms according to the estimate of Capt. James, it
ban been proved practically by the erection of a small
Water Wheel and a few Stamps that out of 1,000 Ton.
of the staff taken without selection front this greatEteen
Course, and only
_from 4 to 25 „ket belbte the nvetee it
produces not less than One hundred weight of Black
Tin to Ten Tons of the stuff. The produce of the Elven
Ceurse has oho been mitically tested with the greatest
! possible cur.: by men extensively known, of unquestian-
' able integrity, and great practical mining experience, it
Ito, also been proved that by going is -per, prom, ding
into the bill the produce of Tin from laid EIV.O Course
hits very mach increased in gantity, unatit g, aid
Estimating. however, only 1 cot. of Black Tin to Ton
01.1 of the stuff, this would leave (after all expenses) a
profit of uot ress than per emit. It is obro..as that
the profit may be almost indefinitely inco eased by proriding
. additional Stamping power, the. rich jilt producing staff
beitty continua I. 'rig stir.. hanqtibletout intapensirety
wrought. Besidea this most productive Elven Course
; there are numerous TM lodes running transverse from
the Elven Course, mid forming junctions with it, and at
these junctions, and in these lodea eapecially', for some
distance each side of tha Elven Course very rich depo-
sits of Tin will be found. One of these lodea has already
been unexpectedly cut in taking out the foundations for
the Engine House, and within Six feet front the Surface,
It is producing very rieh Tin stuff, some of which yields
fsh,.nr Li i nor or_ elolte TIT, In making the calculations
of the Tin that will be raised it should be borne in niiiid
that no calculation has been made for the Du that will
be raised from the defined lodes, but as they are sit large
and rich, ininii•nse additional profits canner ftll, beieg
simile when tau ore mci.. tuoy devsloissi. It will be
oliaerved Oda Mid entereize is not in the category of
ordinary mining, portal...lg in ao degree ty. the hazards
coan,cted ii, rewith. .No business or inrestment can be
snore safi and seen, for pool/ice eel tow. It will be im-
portant to notice that as the Mita will be worked open as a
Quarry and dibrent from other Mines, ,to cepearirt-
and ponderous Machinery mill be regairedftw hunting and
puminny. Here the Tin 43/a be seen throughout the whole
length of the Elea, It is no ,npposition. The existence
of the lit, in vast and most remunerative quantities is
placed beyond doubt. It is also beyond doubt that the
profits will be scry Bauchi ignonted, and instead of £5O •
per cent., cent, per cent. or more per 111111101 on the
apital Stock may be reasonably expected. The work
on the Mina are in rapid progress, a Steam Engine, to
licsds of Stumps, laid the steel a:wry Dressing Ileors are
being erected; list will in the market nod Sales 01
Tin contained monthly, which will furnish nut only early
but large and augmi ming dividends. Arrangements are
entered ieto for Die immediate conimeneement and erec-
tion of 152 additional Stamp-heads (making in rill 200),
With the Steam Engines, Buildings, Dressing Floors,
Tramways, and all requisite machinery and op.
pliances to work and supply the same, all of which it is
intended ahall be completed and in full work by or before
October next, anti at least one half I the rail additional
number Id Stamp ut a much earlier date, the csnacily
of which for Stvuiping and Dressing will probably equal
or augment any one Tin mine in the country.

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