The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-14
TO IRON MANUFACTURERS AND COAL MINERS.

TN the MINING MAGAZINE for November is commenced
the Republication Of the and invaluable English
work OF WILLIAM "The Iron Manufacture, The
oreticayEsnd Practically Considered" with all the large
Plates of Furnaces and Machinery in operation 1t is the
only treatise the subject, except Mushe papers, og
usy published half century ago The contents embrace
descriptive details Of the Ores Fuels and Fuxes employed
the preliminary operation Of Cacnation the Blast Rein
ing Pudding Baug Furnaces Engines Machinery;
and the union; statements OF the
titles Ct Materials period Of time and amount OF power
consumed in the successive stages; cost OF raising minerals
and manufacturing crude and finished IRON analytical
researches into the affecting the Economy Of Fuel in
There are twenty Three Plates all which will be
cuted in the best style, and accompany the Text.
The MINING MAG4zISE IS published monthly at s. year.
Each number contains from hundred to hundred
and twenty pages octave and devoted to every depart
ment OF Mining and Meteurgy. The fith volume ends
December 1855. The work OF Truran would be completed
in about Twelve Numbers Of the Magazine Its cost alone,
is nearly triple the subscription price of the Magazine
In the December number commences the publication
Of the great work Of POSsoN Coal MINING, translated
from the french expressly for the Magazine, with all the
splendid which accompany that work 1t is Of
the most important publications in regard to Practical Coal
ChnDer practical Remarks on the Geology Re-
transformations Of Hanging Straa-Search for Coal by
Rorng &c ChtDter 2-2seans Of exploring CoaI~Strats
by Working, Supporting, Restraining
Water &c. Chapter 3.Natural and Artificial Ventilation
ton-Buruing of Coal Mines &C. Chapter A.
Mining and ts Processes with Examples from
Gus districts, Belgium France, Germany England, &c
Canpter 5-aulng ard HOSTING in Horizontal and In.
clned Galleries. in Shafts, the surface, ScMeans OF
Ascending Descending Mines &c. chapter 6-Drain-
Notwithstanding Surface Water by Of DAMS &c
Pumps-IunnecttfB
Cb1u,er MINING Economy--Ma observation-disclosures
and w yes Of LsboreTs-Estnaed Costs OF Mines, &c
Chapter S-Expanations Of operations q Surveying In
relation TO Coal Mines, &c &c.
The Plates very numerous and expensive all OF which
viii be executed the best hOgraphie style for the Mag
aZue.
In adding these FEATURES to the Mag 1ne the aim Of
the Editor IS to place within the reach of the Mining and
Manufacturing Interests cheap price recent and most
valuable information which is Of such costly ma ure as not
republication in this country as an lndepen-
dent enterprise The price of PoNsoNs work IN the Fen'h
is nearly $40 Oh.
The Magazine also embraces in its pages transstons from
the erman, the dressing II Ores in the lArz Mines
and we have in course Of tiou with all the plates
the most valuable Treatise Metalugy, by KEEL two
parts Of which have been issued in Germany In its usual
contents which will not be dmnished il comprises into:
nation Mines, Mining Operations, &C., in every part CT
the country.
EaTy attention necessary to secure the SERIES as we
hall pc, print copies OF the Mag zine
than required by subscribers. Address
W. J. TENNEY,
Editor Mining Magazine,
novl2-dkv2t 9S Broadway, New DIRK.