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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-09
En- ell aim cen de ID.
DR.. G. Romero.
Horas de consulta de once 4 una
del dia.-Fortaleza n. ID
A V l S o

En- este pueblo falleci6 hace al0s1a tempo Carolina
Lusa FegTl Yluoa Francois, instituyende por
sh 1nica heredera su hermana Ana Ferri a los
hJos de esa, case que ella hubera muerto egando
vsrlas cantldades a las perso"ss siguientes;
gu eomalre, viuia de Julian Alfonso, Auristela ha de
Carmen Baba ahiada uleta Jovi para 81 sns hi
JOS, Engraca bia dv Carota Donzac Maria Rodrignes
hija de Francisco, Filomena Colombo su hel1nano,
Williams Enri lne Victoria ha de Ana Baba, Santito
Brono, Aaximino hijode Hilaria Texidor, Luisa Jak
SON, Catalina ha de Francisco Modesto
En- su virtud, para que llegue conocmiento de las
psrsonas relacionadaa su egitimos Representatives.
como Albacea de la testadora 10 hago pdbIico in de
que presenter con los tituos que lusfquen su
sonaidad percibir las sumas que les han sido lega
das.-Guayama, Abril 16 de 1875,-D. Mearo. ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-09
AL PUBLlCO..

se ma sstablecido en este pueblo el Dr. D. Juan Dio
qulen ofrece al pdblico sus seryicios en-
81 RlO1esi0a qurdrjiea-L -Larss, Abril II de
ss $-lV
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Para Inglaterra, Espana
Francia, Alemania, toda
Europa, Asia, Santhomas,
Paeifico, TERRA frma y las
Colonlas IAglesas.
Para 81 Brasil y Rio de
la Plata.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-09
Firmado, G. Oppenheimer.

En treinta amos de experiencia como azucarero, no
b vsto baerfa de cualidades tan superiores.-Firma-
81 G. OSheaf
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ANO 35

Pabcae ppr6dco los domingOs merco vernes. Cpan-
AZ las rcunstanas rep&enss
grdsis los suscriptores.
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a batsr1a sstema de BalseirO que he visto funcio-
81 en- Ia Hacienda "Isabe," mi opinion gran
aesntO. La limpieza del guarapO es buena facil de
'a-Firmado Francisco Domenech. 9-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-09
Sr. D. Roberto Graham.
Muy sr. mic:

En Oontestacion su atenta fecha 10 del corrente,
|sngo mucho gusto en- manifestar " que estoy COM
sleamente satisfecho de la baterfa sema BalseirO,
bmO tambien de hos sstemas de carifcaciOn del gua
EApo borras, ell aparato de azufre montados esta
akcienda por V. La bateria reduce sirop mil 7ui
s,entos galones de guarapo por hora y no dudo que
aria mas con un moino que dera sufclente guarapo.
La limpissa ss pertecta, el azdcar miel de cadad
fspsriOr.
kecomsI{o este sistema los Sres. Hacendados que
.nsssa nueJtksr CTsnss actuales, tendr6 nuchO
HaAsc que vengan esta para inspeccionarlO.
Soy de v. IS. 9. 3, s. NJ,
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@. Audiffred Y Comp.

Il
participant q los Sres. c,mpradores
que Sc sirvan honrsrles con sus Or
denes que desde hoy en- adelante sse-
guraran en- la compsf1fa del Lloyd de
Puerto Rico todas las facturas que
exporter, por cuenta de los indica-
dos Sres. q menos que Sc les mande 10
contTaEio. 6-12
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GNFEkMiDADES DE- LOS MINIS
JAkAHsE DE RaBANU IOs,AD0
De GRIMAULT flrmacS4tico en- Parfs

Reemplaza acknowledgements el aceite de baoalao "
tlene soDre este las inmensas ventajas sguientes
doss lgual contiene odo, que aquel todo eli muu
do tsoDretOdo los nlnOs) 10 toma sin la nenor reDuo.
nG7sciG. %
Es uno de los agentes poderosos que Sc conocen
para modncar los temperamentos lnaticos crra rap
danen'e todas las atecciones que ppovlenp lie vctos
de To- SGagre tales como e rGquuisaao paidez e, Su
ehcacla no lene preco en- todos los cddados tai e-
hcados que exge la sGtud de los ni7os, su aecl "a
curatlva IS prodlgiosa las entermedadss del nacnr
las afecclones dc la pel la hinchazOn de las CLAN
dulas del cuello. > . sN
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A. PINEDA.

Este ensayo literario que ha viSto por prmera vez
la luz pubIica en- las colunnas del BoLETIN forma
un regular vonmen en- 80 esmeradalnente inpreso v
encuadernado la rdstica (ds 200 p6ginas) en-
Ia Imprenta de Larroca.
Vendense los ejemplares que restan de su eiicion
25 centavos uno.
Fuera de la Capital IN tolno, 80 centavos.
Los pedidos al editor D. Francisco Larroca 7-8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-09
Venta de muebles.

Sc reslisan varos muebles precies muy bar2t,s
Fslls d ID gTsa goasr0 H. t-6
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A V Is o..

Por haberse vencido ell termino de uuestro contrato
social queda dsueta liquidation desde esta fe-
cha IL cOmpania mercsnt regular coectiva que tena-
mos ablecida esta plaza Puerto Kico, Abril 70
De 1s75.-CaE4 Padilla en- liquidation. 3-3
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! Via de Santhomas por a.
J pOr americanoel 10 13.
Para los Estados- Unidcs.
Para los Cstados-Unidns.

ara i0S Gs'aO0s- OpldOS' Via de Jamaica.
Ssgun disposition del Gobernador Britanico en- los
dias de correspondence para Europa, las cartas Sc
traeran este Consulate hasta la una del dia sin null
ia hasa las con una nulta de 10 centayos norcar
ta excepto las que echen en- e buzon con los seos
ingLeses necesariOs.
Cuando ell franqueO es forzoso las cartas puestas
en- buzon no son franqueadas pueden ser envadas
pOr Ell vapOr ingl6s.
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Servicio domestico.

ma selOra natural de la Peninsula, desea colocar-
son una fania; cpse bien propia para el SER
30 interior de una casa para cuidar ninas. Infor-
ran de su Residential en- L. Administration del BO
I'm Is
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Carbon de piedra.

Para talleres de herrera y para maqunas Sc rea-
liza partida de carbon de esta close embaSado en-
bocoyes.
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NUN. 81
pRECIOs DE SUBSCRIPTION /,

Por $40 la islPor seis $ so eentavos-or
un imestre S3Por reales Capital III en- resto
DO Isa-Por Peninsula exangerO nvando
e pe6dico porte por nes SIS anuaesor uA
sno en- q isla de Cuba $12
Las uscrpcones pagan smpre por adentadoy los susc
torres enenderse los Agntes dmente con esa Ad
mini
III BoLErN se envia todas parties franco de porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-09

Este RON puro de cana goza de una merecida fama
la Isla por propiedades undergraduates es-
tomacales, destruye los acdos del est6mago dea al
tomarlo un gusto suave y agradable, ayudando q la
digestion de una prodigiosa. Sc expende Dor
garrafones botellas la Agencia de L. c. San JUS
to, num- ~, San Juan Pto.-Isi
Ron de malagueta reales botella.
Ron de cabeza a | real botella.
Ron de multa a reales botella
Vino de Burdeos reales botells y So so ell gar
rafon.
Vino San Vicente Is centavos botslla y - realea
garrafon.
Cacao de Caracas.
Almdon de yucca IS quintal.
Agencia de NegOcios, San Justp %
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Consulate Britanico.
MHs DE NEAxo.,

La correspondence Sc cierra en este Consulade loa
dias sguientes:
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Homeopathic.

D. J. Bramon, antique Medico Home6pata recibe en-
cosuta de IL 3, gratis para los pobres Plaza in
i)al nimero Is. 7.-l5
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CARRUAJES.
Empresa de coches.

que suscribe ofrsce facilitar coches de Catafio 4
N9als diariamente los precios siguiente;
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FIRsT-cLAss assortment Of wooden
pipes, cherry stems, fancy letter paper
etc. etc; also "Solace" "Dorea "
Lone Jack" Durham" "Aurico, "
Bob White, "Gilroy' and "perinne -
smoking tobaccos. at my stand in Lees
drug store. RoLIA V. WATT. II
YouSe Ladies and Gents please take
notice 7 have the best assor'men, of
tinted papers for letter. writing eve,
brought TO Phoebe; will shortly have a
full supply of stationery of oil kinds.
II RoIIA V. WATT.
J. b. PAcEs' Cable Coil and Gold
Block, also six inch and twelve inch
twist, for plug tobacco. can not he ex-
cellrd The above is for sale by Rolla
V. Watt. at Lees drug store. If.
THE Talismau, -" Gold Tread - and
"Our Best" fine cuts, are the best
brands in the market; all of these NAV be
found ut Roila V. Watts. ut Lees drug
store. IF
JusT received full assortment of the
finest brands Of imported cigars, among
which are the popular brands Bouquet
and Garcia; we'll known to old smokers.
RoLLA V. WATr, at Lees drug store. If
W. r. WILSON. dealer in imported
cigars, tobacco and reading matter. Sole
agent for Daily Enterprise. 8. l.. Trih.
une and Eureka Sentinel, i'ulk & Meal
pins saloon. If
If You want any tin ware sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also pnmbinG at very low rricea.
go to J. J. HaIrin & Co, who employ
none but lirst.class workmen. Il.
To MAKE amends for the non arrival of
tho President in Phoebe, the Panaca
Saloon has inst received an invoica of
Third Tenn" cigars. : One price! One
bit Tlw.
On. DEAL has associated himself with
DR.. Hammond, from California, in the
practice Of medicine in this place. They
will he found at the San Jose House. tt
ALL persons who like TO smoke the
best tobacco should use the old fashioned
" Poriqun." It is made in New Orleans
and is for sale by Rolln V. Watt, ut Lees
drug store. If
For Satan A No. Riding Horse
and Light Wagon for sale cheap for
cash. Apply to
W. r. WILSON.
AT Fulks d McAlpin's, Meadow Valley st.
CHEESE! Cheese! One thousand pounds
Of White River Cheese; also. hest East
ern Cheese. for sale, to the trade or at
retail. at It. G.. PouJADE's.
G. 8. RAYMOND, tonsorial artist can
ALWAYS b. found OF his place Of business.
on Main street, above J. J. Halpin &
Co. 8 store. I'm
Ice, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
S. B. Martina. Leave orders at saloons
of E. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. &
House, To LET-Apply to W. r. vii
son at Fulks & McAlpin's.
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
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Hervilly was murdered last night by IN
known parties.
BosToN. Oct. ll.-Michael Carney, the
principal, and one of the seconds in the
fatal prize fight gave themselves up to
the police.
CONCORD. n. H.. Oct. ia crowd,
estimated at 5000 persons, was at the
location of the Longmaid murder yester-
day. Nothing was discovered to give
evidence against Drew. An aunt of
Drew's says the girl will give testimony
before the Coroner's jury that Josie stood
in fear of Drew. There are rumors of
finding blood on his overtauls, but they
lack confirmation.
NEw York, Oct. 1.-Two Illicit stills
and contraband material valued at S.. 600
were seiz@d in Brooklyn on Saturday.
NEw YORK. Oct. 1.-THE G-rmsnia
rooms were packed yesterday with work
ing men, who had gathered to listen to
the story OF the grievances OF the Fall
River Mill operatives. John Swinton
was chairman, aud the speakers were
John Bailey. Morgan etftrson and Bite
lift, Delegates from the Fall River
weavers; Swinton, Mcclure, Winter and
Thompson Of New York. The speakers,
introducing the delegates, said they had
10 hn MI 81
Rhode Island. Among the sentiments
most loudly applauded was one from
Lrander Thompson. that any man who
controlled over one million dollars was
both thief and robb,r.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE Supreme
| Court of the United States commenced
the October Term to-day. All the JUS
tices we're on the bench with the excep-
ton of Associate Justice Miller. At the
instance of Attorney General Pierrepont
the 26th inst. WAS act for the argument
of thu appeal of the United States from
the d, cison of the Court OF Claims, the
latter having made decision favorable
to the claim of the Union Pacific Road
on account OF transportation.
In the Criminal Court to-day the writ
of habeas corpus in behalf of young
Fisher, late Assistant U. s. District At.
torney. was withdrawn.
| james T. Gardiner, Chief Geographic,
of the geological and geographical sur
vey of the Territories of the United
States, has. with his staff. established
his headquarters here for the Winter.
| MovIILE, Oct. 1.-THE Steamship
Scandinavian from Montreal has arrived
New YORK. Oct. 11.-Arrived steam
ship Egypt from Liverpool.
Boston. Oct. IL Otis Read, actor ant
elocutionist. and for many years tn,
Lord Dundreary" of Laura Keene
Company, died here last night
A dozen Of the participants in the re
cent fatal prize fight at Buzzy Wood
, were held for trial
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proper treatment of foreigners. The
important points that the English IL inis.
ter demands. however, including the
punishment of the Maxgary murderers.
are still in allegiance. The prospects
now are not so favorable for sn ultimate
settlement.
LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE Prince of Wales
departs from London on his visit to H.
din this evening; he will be accompanied
as far as Calais nv the Princess Alex.
andria.
ROME, Oct. 11.-Cardinsl McCloskev
will leave here tomorrow. He goes first
to Paris; he will afterwards visit Cardi-
nal Manning at London and Cardinal
Cullen in Ireland. He has ordered here
a splendid marble altar for the Roman
Catholic Cathedral in New York, to cost
$4,000. ..t
OTTAWA, ONT., Oct. 1.-THE Judges
of the Supreme Court of Canada, as
announced in the Official Gazette are
Chisf Justice W. B. Richards and w. 81.
Strong, from Ontario; ]. T. Taschereau
and T. Faurerier, from Quebec; W. A.
Henry, from Nova Scotia; Wm. j.
Richie from New Brunswick. Robert
Cassels, of Ottawa, is appointed Register
of the Court.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Oct. 10--The recent rains
have swollen the rivers and streams and
caused disastrous inundations in Leicest.
ershire and Warwickshire. The destruc.
ton Of property is very heavy. and some
lives arc reported lost. The railroad is
badly damaged and traffic generally sus.
pended.
LONDON, Oct. 10. -According to dis
patch of the Press Association it Is re.
ported in Portsmouth that all Her Majes-
ty's ships in Japanese ports have been
ordered to China.sn
BERLIN Oct. 1.-THE Kaisenhof hotel
in this city was burned last night.
1t was the finest OF the kind in Germany
The loss is put at one million dollars.
LONDON, Oct. II The English steame,
Biscay, belonging to Newcastle, wal
stranded of Jutland while on voyag,
from Cronstadt to Bremerhaven. Elever
persons were drowned. The Biscay wal
an iron steamer. built in 10 and wa
owned in London.
The Daily Telegraph has a specia
stating servia and Turkey have mutual,
agreed to withdraw their troops from tn
frontier.
SHANGHAI, Oct. n.--An edict has ap
psared IN the Gazette at Pekin enjoinin
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BY TIE lie CIR PEI!
SPECIAL ri 1HE pIoouE DAILY RECORD,
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

PoTrsvIhLE, Pa, Oct. 10. There was
considerable shooting and breaches of
the peace at Shenandoah last night, and
ut one time fears of riotous disturbances,
Two men were shot and one Richard
Finnel, slightly, and Jim Johns, severe
ly. wounded In the throat. Iu attempt
ing to make arrests Chief Burgess, con-
stables and the police were frequently
shot at, though without effect. One dis
patch states over a hundred shots were
bred Mt Officers on the principal street.
To-day there has been much excitement
and the citizen generally anticipate
another outbreak tonight, and the
Deputy Sheriff has been compelled to
issued proclamation this afternoon. At
Mnhopy City there were a number of
incendi"ry fires; two dwelling houses
and three stables were burned. Three
men were arrested for melting riot, A
later dispatch states during the day ten
additional arrests were made for incitipe
riot and iucendiarism.
LOWELL, Mass, Oct. l0.--At North
Chelmsford this morning II wooden mill
consisting OF two large brick buildings
and ona tenement house, owned by G.
G Moore, was burned; also a pattern
| shop, warehouse, carpenter aud machine
shop and four loaded cars. Total loss
SS5, 900 to 300, 900.
New YoRK. Oct. 10.-The jurymen il
the Beecher trial contend they are enti
tied to extra pay for their services, apt
have not given up the hope of getting it
They have recently held several meet
ings, and Mt the last committee was An
pointed to draw up petition to ia
Board OF Supervisors of Brooklyn. Tn
petition will be sign, by all the iuryme
but Whalen aud Jeffries.
PoTTsvILLE. Pa, Oct. TO- All quiet q
Shenandoah, though the town is unle
a heavy guard by shenffs posse an
special police. 1t is thought the disturb
ances grew out OF the very Jealous an
bad feeling existing among miners the,
Of different nationalities, and may resu
in more disturbances and violence, b,
tie authorities are confident they ca
preserve peace with the assistance Of
posse Of police.
PRtIApEIPHIA. Oct. 10. CHARLES l
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Pacific Coast.

EUREKA, New, Oct. l0-The lifting
match between All Chart. of Eureka,
and Ned. Brannan, of Virginia City,
came of last evening ut the Criterion
Hall. The contest consisted in lifting
up ut arms length fifteen pound dumb.
bell, the one so raising it the greatest
number Of times to be declared the win
ner. When Chartz reached 1,l30 he
dropped his arm and declared that his
highest figure had been reached. Bran
nan was at this time about twenty DO
hind, but he soon attained the winning
point ana kept on until he reached
LOT, when there being no particular
object in his continuing his exertions
further, he dropped his weight and was
declared the winner.
VIRGINIA, New. Oct. 10.-About 7:15
this evening fire broke out in the Utah
hosting works, which were entirely de-
stroyed. The shaft Is still on fro. Five
men were in the mine at the time of the
fire breaking ont, but escaped through
an old shaft. Another account says the
fire caught from the breaking of coal
oil lamp. The building was CONSUMED
but the shaft and wood pile were both
saved.
! San Francisco, Oct. 1.-THE Direc.
tors of the Woodville Consolidated .. NJ.
Company at a meeting this morning
postponed the sale of delinquent stock
until II o'clock to.morrowing morning
They also ordered an abstract of title to
all their property to be made togethe,
with statement OF all money received
and disbursed by the corporation since
its formation, the same to be prepared
and published. They further ordered
that hereafter any bona fide stockholde,
might examine the books of the com
pany, provided that not more than two
persons could have the use of the book,
at the same time. A Committee O
eleven appointed by the dissatisfied
stockholders will meet this evening t.
decide upon some conrsa Of action. l
Ia said some determined move will b.
made to get nt the truth in regard to th
T affairs of the company and that the Com
> mittee will lose no time In pushing al
0 examination of the books and accounts
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There. 10 bsA& enc Jsh gOmss n
pi0ehs--that 81 the nseeSd.
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CaARIvARI.-On OF toward Monday
morning early the hoodlum band of min
strels heard Of the marriage of Captain
Gallagher to Miss Emma ODonnell, also
that they had been having good time
throughout the evening. Our bold band
resolved that there should be no good
time had in Ploche without they had a
hand in it aud accordingly sailed forth,
instruments in hand. They arrived at
the residence in good time and CON.
meuced their sad s-reuadr, but the Cap.
tain soon choked them off by calling
them in to whisky up. Thoy responded
eagerly. and atttr being treated three or
( ur times. they agreed to retire and
play no mora on that occasion. and they
retired.
FIoHTs.-A fight occurred at a saloon
on Meadow Valley street yesterday, be.
tween two Cornishmsn, who had too
much beer aboard to be any other way
disposed than inclined to fight Before
! they were well through with the arrange.
m-nt both of them had biue optics, the
color of which will to-day be back. No
arrest. Another fight occurred at a
clothing store on Main strret b-twtSt a
Il young man and a Mormon twice his
size. Tn" Mormon received due punish
mrnt and Il d down the street without
waiting for further developments,
FAIR.-We last evening received by
mail complimentary ticket to the sec
ond annual fair of the Humb )ldt Dis
trict Agricultural, Mining l. mechanical
! Society. to BIZ held ut Winnemuc"a. Dc
! tobrr 18Th, 18th, 18th and 10Th, 1876 A
Wise, President, and G. CDenuwei, Sec
rotary, will please accept our thanks.
REpAIEISG NEVADA CENTRAL r. r.
Eleven bids were put in for the contrac
to repair the Nevada Central Railroad
The one put in by Fred. Farnhaln wa,
awarded the contract. He commence
work this morning and has until the 81
day Of November to have the track il
proper condition for the cars to run.
F. w. CHUTE, merchant and Superin
tendent of the Newark mine and mill
left on Sundays Hamilton coach for Sa,
Francisco. Mr.. c ute visits below 70
the purpose Of arranging with the trus
tees in regard to starting the mine. Fl
will be absent about three weeks.
ASSESSORS OFFICE. -- Assessor II. 7
Dayton paid over to the County Treasul
er So. 9S7.7i being the amount collecte
for tax on the proceeds Of the mines fo
the quarter ending June Both, 1875.
A FIGHT occurred at Cooks stable o
Sunday about the manner in which
horse that was hired had been ridder
One OF the stable men handled his &C
versary pretty roughly.
DISTRICT COURT Afternoon session.
A motion was made for a Judgment in Ii
Maxwell case and Afterwards withdraw
Court adjourned until 7 p. NJ.
The Hamilton stage came in last even
, ing about 6 o'clock, with one way an
a one through passenger. and Fred Gil
mer.
| FRED. GILMER came in on last night
Hamilton stage, looking rs we'll at
. hearty MS ever.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-12

Henry c. Creal, the inventor, has
shown the editor OF the Elko Indrpsnd.
ent a diagram and photograph of an
improved smelling furnace for the
reduction OF gold. silver, copper and
other ores, upon which q patent was
obtained in July last. It is claimed for
this furnace that through the appiioa-
ton of new principle in the intrnduc-
ton of beat to the ore to be reduced,
and also the p. cuiar arrangement of the
draft, a degree OF heat 10 attained ny
which milling or 8 are reduc+d 10 a
liqnid state in thirty minutes without
materially affecting the friedrich with
which the furnace Ia lined. The fur
mace is built of ordinary brick. tho walls
of which arr twelve inches thick, aud
from its c. inter- large fue OF the same
material, seventeen feet in length, from
the extreme end of which rises the
smoke-stsck. Thus, the furnace, when
completed has the form OF cross. For
heating, wood is used instead of char
coal, and is introduced into the furnace
at seven different roints-three at each
end and one in the longitudinal center,
directly opposite the main fiue before r.
ferred to. The Later is tn. main fir
opening. and like the central openings
at the end, is near the bottom of the
furnace, while the other End openings,
wh'ch are smaller, are placed beside aud
little above them. TIL. process by
which the precious metal. which b-comes
vola,ilSed, in prev nted from passing on,
at the stack and lost, by placing in the
main flue, in suitable vessels. quicksilver
and iodine, the fumes of which mingle
with the escaping gases and cause pre-
cipitaiion. Mr.. Creal claims that with
this furnace he can reduce four tons OF
any kind of ore to liquid condition il
thirty minutes after it is thoroughly
heated. The cost of the furnace is from
S.. 600 to $4,000, according to size sni
finish