February 7, 1866 (4 pages)

hod of 12 pub. akon the fob 5 ets, 5 cts, > cts, b Cts, ler. Ss. y 8; ‘Ste., ES, pareraggist tly soyarran’ (US. ~—~at Bridge on the Middle Yuba River. ~~‘business department of the paper, while the . ~ auditing accounts. The Board meets this ~“gnorning at 10_0’cluck. deep. v7 evade NEVADA CITY. LOOAL AFFAIRS. NewspPaPer Cuance.—In yesterday's Grass Valley Union, Sel. A, Shane announces his retirement from that paper. He has sold out toW. H. Miller, who is _now sole _ proprietor of the establishment. We underatand that Miller will have charge of the editorial and local will be in the hands of Ed. Knight. These gentlemen will make the Union & popular journal. BoarRp or SuPERvisors.—License. was issued to Thomas Freeman to collect tolls License to Jaines Black to collect tolls at the Bridge‘on the South Yuba. License to W. B. Ougue to collect tolls at the Bridge on Deer Creek, The remainder of the session, yesterday, was occupied in examining and Dancixe Scuoot.—Messrs. Sullivan & Becket have their. dancing school, recently started at Temperance Hall, in successful operation, The -schovl for gentlemen is held on Monday and Thursday of each week at 7 o’clock,P. M. The ladies’ class will meet on the same days at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. These gentlemen will teach all the latest. quadrilles and fancy dances.— They have a method by which all who de-_ sire can learn to waltz well. Now-is the time to enter the school as the term is just commencing. Free Lecrure.—Mrs. C.-M. Stow, trance speaking medium and imprevisatrice, will lecture to the people of this city, in the Baptist Church to night. The ludy has recently been lecturing in Sacramanto and has every where had large audiences. She professes to speak by inspiration of spirits, and is said to be one of the most eloquent of the believers in the State. The lecture will commence at 7 o’clock thia evening. ‘LiveLy.—The meeting of the Board of Supervisors has, notwithstanding the bad weather, brought.a large number of persons to town. They come mostly upon road business. As this is the time uf settlement for overseers, and the appointment of new officers,the Buard will no doubt be kept busy for a number of days. ACCIDENT —George M. Hughes while at work upon a building near the Catholic Church yesterday, fell from a ladder about fifteen feet to the gronnd, sustaining severe injury. He was taken up insensible but twas soon restored to consciousness by Dr. Meek, who wis. passing at the time, No bones were broken;and we learn that the ‘injuries ‘tre not of a serous nature. More Ratw.Dariog Monday ‘ight it ‘rained very hard. and by day-lighta_large amount of water had been added to the va‘rious streams throughout the county. The ‘roads which were improving rapidily have ‘been again rendered almost impassible and jm consequence the stages are falling behind. Lte Broxen.—We learn from J.8.Tam ‘that a man named Bush had his leg broken while engaged iu mining near Red Dog, on Sunday last. He was putting blocks into a flume, when the bank caved upon him, breaking his leg in two places. He was carried to town, and the broken limb was set by Dr. Martin. Ratn.—Since last Sunday morning the guage at the office of the South Yuba Canal Company, shows that 24 inches of rain have fallen. _It-was measured at 9 o'clock, yes‘day morning. — SvNow.—A gentleman who came in from the new mining district, a few days since, reports the snow at Summit City six feet CLAIRVOYANT Puysiciaw —Mrs. C. M. Stowe, Clairvoyant Physician, will remain at the residence of Z. P. Davis, in thie city, for a few days, where those who desire ean . —_temeny ase cen «. ANRUAL RB EPO as . ps or THE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY JX compliance with the Act of the Legislature ef the State of California éntitled **An Act ¢oncerning Corporations,” passed April 22d, 1850, the Pacific Insurance Company of San Francisco makes the following Annual Company isSeven Hundred and Pitty Thousand Dollars, and paid in-Gold,; : $750,000 11—The amount of the Assets is Qne MEillion and Fifty-One Thousand, Four Hundred and Twenty Dollars and Thirty-Seven cents..$1,05 1,420 37 ~ LI1.—The Company has no Debts, IV.—The amount of Insurance effected-during the year, and which remained in force December 3ist, 1865: PGC sic cocseccectseisieee eeeee $12,973,849 + MUMPIOG, do's vacckaced obbassdedes 484,408 rine Risks, Aug. Ist, 1865. V.—This Company insures against the follow-4—The Amount of the Capital Stock of this This. Company commenced underwriting MaGROCERIES LIQUORS, FEED, al kinds! _ MINERS TOOLS, &e. &e NO. 59 BROAD STREET, LO Yrte Paty Ag Bin ES npn -By fair and honorable dealing we hope to secure'a share of public patronage. During the several months we have been in business the appreciation of the public has been beyond our most sanguine expectations, We have established a House where our friends and the public can get good articles if they are tobe fonud in the market IGREGORY.& .WAIEE! WG ORANDOLPH, Chronometer and. Watch Maker, A LARGE ASSORTMENT —or— WATCHES, DIAMONDS, 2 SILVER WAR JUST RECEIVED See Se -AND— and FOR SALE CHEAP, by _'W. C; RANDOLPH, Masonic Building—Corner of Pine & Com. mercial Streets, Nevada City. ~~ Nevada, Deo. 19th. — E. ; i wotthe Kicstropethts tacteuie ttt Canes ofthe E ro) 6 at ¢ a could: be en radioed fred med ithout the'use of pois nous dregs. the th gh without the'use of poisonow ’ Ought ess and those who do not loo! ly into and wro a ‘ ) claiming that only through the digestive aye. tem eould the blood be purged of the poisons which constitute disease; a great cry nt yp from cars Lapa i a tl 9 aay supreinacy 0 old system of one m to er. Allofthe tangy ties seed in a han add-in their aqaceanes at the new sys. tem, Giretlating base stor of its ill-suceess, : uoting imagina rst their sty. After fiy years of uninterrupted success the Elec ro thie 2 system iy the leading idea in medical jurispradence, while by the old system, physicians were content to cure one in every five cases there‘ were those whe were diving deep into the science of the curative art ; among these were the Eleetropathists ; finally, it was discovered that the fui}ure in most of the cases of oryanic diseases. wus entirely due to the machine. Taking this view of thecase, Dr. J. H. Josselyn, afier years of experiment, has perfected-an Electropathie Instrument, which will cure any disease which fiesh is heir to, always to bé understood that the case is noteo far aavanced as to show a destrugtion of the vital tissues We do not claim that the use of medicincs may not be more adayntawithout paying the bad debts of others, --— krCash customers or those just as Fy Buildings, Household Furniture, Merchandise, Hents, Leaseholds, Vessels in Port and their Cargoes, Loss or Damage by Fire, . Also, on Cargoes, Treasure, Commissions, Profits, and War Risks, and on all Marine and Inland Navigation Risks, to and from all ports in the World. ; Vi.—This Company will take on any First }Class Risk not to exceed Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars—the liwit fixed by law,—and on all large riske will reinsure to an extent consis tent ‘with Prudencein other Responsible Companies, ; J. HUNT, President. A.J. RALSTON, Secretary. San Francisco, January 19th, 1866. William Alvord, Alex: Weill, L. B. Benchley, Moses Heller, Abm. Scligman, William Scholle, Anson G. Stiles, Louis McLane, John G. Bray, Oliver Eldridge, _ A. Hayward, A. B. Forbes. D. W.C. Rice, J. G. Kellogg, C. Meyer, G. W, Bell, D. J. Oliver, Chas. May ne, Alpheus Bull, Lioyd Tevis, ~ W.C. Ralston, . T. L. Barker, John Wightman, James DeF remery, L. Sachs, : William Sherman, Frederick Billings, _ John QO. Kart, 8. M, Wilson, Alfred Borel, Morton Cheesman, G. T, Lawton, William Hooper, E. L. Goldstin, John B, Newton, Moees Ellis, Edward Martin, P. L. Weaver, D. O. Mills, David Stern. © H. Hauseman, © State of California, City and County of: San ary, A.D. One Thousand Might Hundred and Sixty-six, personally appeared before me, H. 8. Homans, a Notary Public, in and for the said City and County, and therein residing, duly commissioned and sworn, A. J. Ralston. whé being sworn, did depose and say that he is t he Secretary of the Pacific Insurance Company, and that the statements contained in the foregoing Report ef the Pacific Insurance Company are true, full and correct. i A. J. RALSTQN. : Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 19th . of January, A. D. 1866 “ H. 8. HOMANS, Notary Public. A. H. OTHEMIAN, AGENT. NO. 30° MAIN STREET, Nevada ‘onty. February 2nd, 1866, “SS ~ A. BARUH, @ULD inform the le of Mevaca city . that he has just ies me 9 large and ¥resh stock of Choice Family Groceries, Everything usually found in a well lated Store of thie kind. All goods delivered free o . Terms Cash, A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 20th. : W. W. CROSS, Attorney and Counselor at Law.-Offico—In Kidd's Building, corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada city. aug2 and other Personal Property against Francisco, 88.—On this nineteenth day of Janu-— FAMILY CROCERIES _ others. All Goods must be paid for when ordered, or on presentation of Bill, We are prepared to fill any order on the shortest notice, that can be filled by any any House in the Mountains, and we pledge ourselves not to take-undue advantage of our cnstomers, when goods are left to onr selection. ~ Besides the articles usually found in Grocery Stores, we have the fole lowing articles For Sale Cheap: PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, BLASTING POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, ROPE, Hemp and Rubber Packing, QUICKSILVER, by the Tank or pound. TUBS, PAILS, Wood & Willow Ware, ass‘d. A General Assortment of HARDWAR , “Consisting of — Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. PITCHFORKS, HOES, &e, NAILS, All soris by the keg or pound. ce A general and fine assertment of Kr AMMUNITION, <%. Of all kinds for Sportsmen Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, A lot assorted ; GLASS AND STONE WARE. DEMIZOHNS, A Fine Lot. WrcaNDLE 8.4; ANY QUANTITY. Wines, ‘Brandies, . Whisky, Ales, Porters, Bitters, Cordials Syrups And in short everything in that line. ae rosene. me r Lard Oil, ee Our friends and the publie-may rely on good are the kind we are hunting after and none . Sperm, etc. LAFAYETTE BAKERY, Wholesale and Retail CANDY ESTABLISH MENT X77 MC. KOHLER, Broad Street, Nevada. would inform the people of this city and the county that he has in his Store, the largest agsortment vf FRKSH CANDIES, of every flavor and description, superior to any in the mountains, which he offers for sale at the lowest prices. ‘Retail Dealers will find it to their advqntage to exathine his goods before buying elsewhere. Mr, Kohler being an experienced Candy sells only fresh articles to his Candies on hand, patrons and has maker no old Besides this, he has a fine assortment of large and smal! Cakes for Christmas and New Years, and also numerous articles for ornamenting Christmas. Trees Remember that at this place you will find the best. goods at the lowest prices. d10 PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. Established in 1853. Y JAMES J. —1y— orT, Office—28 Main Street, Nevada City. one t OLD AND ORES of every description Mel and Assayed. guaranteed. Melting done in presence of depositors. Correctness of Assays i Mes fully jan24 BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S B.S. BAKER. >. D. 8. BAKER & CO. DEALEKS Uf J. A. MARTIN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. 4 . progres MEATS, OF ALE KINDS on hand and for sale at. Cheap rates. for Cash, Goods delivered free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. W OOD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale Cheap for Cash. wgilo United States Brewery, No, 108 Main Street, Nevada City. THE undersigned would. respec form the citizens of Nevada and that he has leased the tfall inviawelty UNITED STATES BREWERY, [late belonging to A, F. Schellhorn, deceased, ] and that he will keep constantly on hand THE BEST BEER IN THE MARKET. Families and Saloons can be sure of obtaining the very best of Beer—in Kegs and Bottles, In quantities to suit, and at as low a price as can be furnished by any Brewery in the county. Orders left at the Brewe ded ta. 5 Nevada, Feb. 3d, 1866, will be CASPER paeints” Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish, stag ov’ clock—a HERRINGS. MOSES KORN, LD inform the people of Nevat he will offer for sale--ON ot ou da cit: FLOUNDERS, geous in somecases, but, that in oa With Medicines, it will perferm a cure much sooner than without, and also that diseases. hitherto deemed incurable, can be cured by-this system, but the directors desire to take this opportan to inform invalids that the Resident ~ cian is a regular graduate and has had large experience-in the treatment of disease. both with and without fhe assistance of elertricity ; he has also discovered several “eclectic”? Vegetable remedies that will cure almost any nameable disease, which he will send with full instructions for use, to any part of thé Pacifiic coast, upon receipt of a complete description of the disease with which the applicaut may be afflicted, and will warrant a complete and perfect cure in a}l cases wherd the medicines-are used according to ' directions, and more especially in all cases of Female troubles, where PN gone care and cautlon are necessary to a favorable result. From early -morn-until late at night, this instrument is employed, imparting health and strength to all who are so fortunate aa to obtain its services. Dig. eases (which by the old system) took months, or even years to cure, are now cured in a few days or weeks. ‘The cost, too, ie not so great ag the old system, besides the saving of time. Connected with this system are thé renowned Electro-Magnetic Bath than which there is no more powerfni daxitiary in the world for the radical cure of. disease. There is no institute in the State where. the electropathic system is practiced, except at the Electropathic Institute, 645 Washington street. This Insutute was established to, if possible, prevent the unwary from falling into those dens + of robbery (yclept quack doctors’ traps), and hereafter the scientific originators of this Institute will.notbe to blame if the afflicted are robbed of their money, and injured in constitution. There is also another view of the affair. The rising generation should be reared with strong constitution, and the Directors wish to arouse their guardians ta a” pro} ined their duties in their premises, if possible prevent them from stufling their young charges with deleterious drugs, with a chance of entuiling upon the tender constitution Dp forming, a complication of evil, a thousand times worse than death. i It would be consuming space, to no poe men we pot ye wo ape this system s applicable, snifice itto say, that there is no diccioe. within the catalo, aout human ills. but what van be cured at the Klectropathic Institute. We have instructed the Resident Physivian to warrapt a perfect and permanent cure, or ask no no pay for services, when in his judginent it is within the bounds of cure. ~~ CAUTION. Persons — the Klectropathie Institu should be careful to remember the name ap number. Electropathic Institute, 645, Washington street, South side, Letween Keareey and Montgomery, over the restadrant. J. H. JOSSELYN, M. D, Resident Physician;-on the sign. ‘Witl»these remarks we leave the interests of the Institute with the public, asking only the same generous contidence and patronage thus fur awar to it. ‘rhe record shows over twenty thousand consul. py mee and a very large amount of suffering relieved. ae Persons: wishing to-consult the Resident Physician by Letter, can do so with the utmost confidence. All letters must be addressed plainly J. H. JOSSELYN, M, D., Box 1945, San rancisco, Cal. All letters will be cestroye i or returned, ae directed by the writer. Office hours from 9 A, M. to4 P. M. purpose, nolg. J. W. HINT, _R. W. TULLY BANKING HOUSE AN D ASSAY OFFICE, HINDS & TULLY, Bankers. . Successors to G. W. Kidd, : ~~ HAwNe bought the well known Banking mouse und business ef George W. Kidd, On Broad Street, Nevada City, Will carry on the Banking business, at the old stand, under the eo name of Hinds & Tully. The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust, ar Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates, L‘beral advauees made on Gold Dust on Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. Deposits Received, Checks om San Francisco and Sacramento, Drafts on the Kastern States at the Lowest Bates. Collections made, State and County seeurities purchased at the highest market value, Agents jer the London and Liverpool Fire and Life [asurance Company. Gold and Ores of every description MELTED, REFINED and ASSAYED All Aasays warranted to be correct. ‘ Correspondents—Sap Francisco, Bank of (7al_ifornia ; Secramento, D. Q. Mil.e & Co.; New York, 6& Waller. api CITY BREWERY. Di Timerae : having good Goods from our House and on . STURGEON, — se an Tea ee & tg : consult her. ‘THE “GEM” SALOON (eatisfactory terms. ROCK cop, Day tg JOHN BLA RA aie Ler NoT ONE Be MixsinG around the) = yan ALSTINE & JENKINS, SEE et os Lee ¢ *“PRBOH, =a plo uf Nevada county that he is how LW, home. fireside and family altar, from the . [yavVkE Crees oe Com eee on tance * SMIELTS, prem: ¥ ome ~ ow hy City bho the cov aha Deanna 4 fow doors below ont Leavitt Co's FREE OF CHARGE. ; eer my I rere rceeneny la coun nu g8, Weaknesses an ou e ' Store. you wanta* equare *) ; ——— ey ke: . ™ ' a iia to es a anting + Se ee een sei eed, . Laker Boor Wholesaloand motaih . Call and see our Stock ‘and judge 5.4 sr singe ints of Fuh tobe tad nthe un sleds the ihe het . of life's s oan Nevada, Oct. 1th for yourselves, aes Francisop market. % Beer in Kegs < Battles, oh : fiy tothe best medicine of the age, for a WANTED. ae ne e Ky The Wagon will be in front of. Tx any quantity, from 's pist to ong. hundred.ge ‘where diseases of ‘the blood and perves—Le Doy se GREGORY & WAITE Carley & Beckman’s Saloon, corner gs orders left at the City Brewery om SPRING "Vou. ens Sarsaparilla Iodine Altetative. Crane Small Family fs eine 5 Fur: ; . . of Broad & Pine streets, Every Erie) opiKu'r, will be promptly and tulthfally~atten‘elat BD a Brigttm Agents. — ahem ibis at thidomlen ate’ . Mevada, Aug. Vth: . aay Morgingy. » ap \Gebww” / —* ne = Z ie ~~

hod of 12 pub. akon the fob 5 ets, 5 cts, > cts, b Cts, ler. Ss. y 8; ‘Ste., ES, pareraggist tly soyarran’ (US.. ~—~at Bridge on the Middle Yuba River. ~~‘business department of the paper, while the . ~ auditing accounts. The Board meets this ~“gnorning at 10_0’cluck. deep. v7 evade NEVADA CITY. LOOAL AFFAIRS. NewspPaPer Cuance.—In yesterday's Grass Valley Union, Sel. A, Shane announces his retirement from that paper. He has sold out toW. H. Miller, who is _now sole _ proprietor of the establishment. We underatand that Miller will have charge of the editorial and local will be in the hands of Ed. Knight. These gentlemen will make the Union & popular journal. BoarRp or SuPERvisors.—License. was issued to Thomas Freeman to collect tolls License to Jaines Black to collect tolls at the Bridge‘on the South Yuba. License to W. B. Ougue to collect tolls at the Bridge on Deer Creek, The remainder of the session, yesterday, was occupied in examining and Dancixe Scuoot.—Messrs. Sullivan & Becket have their. dancing school, recently started at Temperance Hall, in successful operation, The -schovl for gentlemen is held on Monday and Thursday of each week at 7 o’clock,P. M. The ladies’ class will meet on the same days at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. These gentlemen will teach all the latest. quadrilles and fancy dances.— They have a method by which all who de-_ sire can learn to waltz well. Now-is the time to enter the school as the term is just commencing. Free Lecrure.—Mrs. C.-M. Stow, trance speaking medium and imprevisatrice, will lecture to the people of this city, in the Baptist Church to night. The ludy has recently been lecturing in Sacramanto and has every where had large audiences. She professes to speak by inspiration of spirits, and is said to be one of the most eloquent of the believers in the State. The lecture will commence at 7 o’clock thia evening. ‘LiveLy.—The meeting of the Board of Supervisors has, notwithstanding the bad weather, brought.a large number of persons to town. They come mostly upon road business. As this is the time uf settlement for overseers, and the appointment of new officers,the Buard will no doubt be kept busy for a number of days. ACCIDENT —George M. Hughes while at work upon a building near the Catholic Church yesterday, fell from a ladder about fifteen feet to the gronnd, sustaining severe injury. He was taken up insensible but twas soon restored to consciousness by Dr. Meek, who wis. passing at the time, No bones were broken;and we learn that the ‘injuries ‘tre not of a serous nature. More Ratw.Dariog Monday ‘ight it ‘rained very hard. and by day-lighta_large amount of water had been added to the va‘rious streams throughout the county. The ‘roads which were improving rapidily have ‘been again rendered almost impassible and jm consequence the stages are falling behind. Lte Broxen.—We learn from J.8.Tam ‘that a man named Bush had his leg broken while engaged iu mining near Red Dog, on Sunday last. He was putting blocks into a flume, when the bank caved upon him, breaking his leg in two places. He was carried to town, and the broken limb was set by Dr. Martin. Ratn.—Since last Sunday morning the guage at the office of the South Yuba Canal Company, shows that 24 inches of rain have fallen. _It-was measured at 9 o'clock, yes‘day morning. — SvNow.—A gentleman who came in from the new mining district, a few days since, reports the snow at Summit City six feet CLAIRVOYANT Puysiciaw —Mrs. C. M. Stowe, Clairvoyant Physician, will remain at the residence of Z. P. Davis, in thie city, for a few days, where those who desire ean . —_temeny ase cen «. ANRUAL RB EPO as . ps or THE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY JX compliance with the Act of the Legislature ef the State of California éntitled **An Act ¢oncerning Corporations,” passed April 22d, 1850, the Pacific Insurance Company of San Francisco makes the following Annual Company isSeven Hundred and Pitty Thousand Dollars, and paid in-Gold,; : $750,000 11—The amount of the Assets is Qne MEillion and Fifty-One Thousand, Four Hundred and Twenty Dollars and Thirty-Seven cents...$1,05 1,420 37 ~ LI1.—The Company has no Debts, IV.—The amount of Insurance effected-during the year, and which remained in force December 3ist, 1865: PGC sic cocseccectseisieee eeeee $12,973,849 + MUMPIOG, do's vacckaced obbassdedes 484,408 rine Risks, Aug. Ist, 1865. V.—This Company insures against the follow-4—The Amount of the Capital Stock of this This. Company commenced underwriting MaGROCERIES LIQUORS, FEED, al kinds! _ MINERS TOOLS, &e. &e NO. 59 BROAD STREET, LO Yrte Paty Ag Bin ES npn -By fair and honorable dealing we hope to secure'a share of public patronage. During the several months we have been in business the appreciation of the public has been beyond our most sanguine expectations, We have established a House where our friends and the public can get good articles if they are tobe fonud in the market IGREGORY.& .WAIEE! WG ORANDOLPH, Chronometer and. Watch Maker, A LARGE ASSORTMENT —or— WATCHES, DIAMONDS, 2 SILVER WAR JUST RECEIVED See Se -AND— and FOR SALE CHEAP, by _'W. C; RANDOLPH, Masonic Building—Corner of Pine & Com. mercial Streets, Nevada City. ~~ Nevada, Deo. 19th. — E. ; i wotthe Kicstropethts tacteuie ttt Canes ofthe E ro) 6 at ¢ a could: be en radioed fred med ithout the'use of pois nous dregs. the th gh without the'use of poisonow ’ Ought ess and those who do not loo! ly into and wro a ‘ ) claiming that only through the digestive aye. tem eould the blood be purged of the poisons which constitute disease; a great cry nt yp from cars Lapa i a tl 9 aay supreinacy 0 old system of one m to er. Allofthe tangy ties seed in a han add-in their aqaceanes at the new sys. tem, Giretlating base stor of its ill-suceess, : uoting imagina rst their sty. After fiy years of uninterrupted success the Elec ro thie 2 system iy the leading idea in medical jurispradence, while by the old system, physicians were content to cure one in every five cases there‘ were those whe were diving deep into the science of the curative art ; among these were the Eleetropathists ; finally, it was discovered that the fui}ure in most of the cases of oryanic diseases. wus entirely due to the machine. Taking this view of thecase, Dr. J. H. Josselyn, afier years of experiment, has perfected-an Electropathie Instrument, which will cure any disease which fiesh is heir to, always to bé understood that the case is noteo far aavanced as to show a destrugtion of the vital tissues We do not claim that the use of medicincs may not be more adayntawithout paying the bad debts of others, --— krCash customers or those just as Fy Buildings, Household Furniture, Merchandise, Hents, Leaseholds, Vessels in Port and their Cargoes, Loss or Damage by Fire, . Also, on Cargoes, Treasure, Commissions, Profits, and War Risks, and on all Marine and Inland Navigation Risks, to and from all ports in the World. ; Vi.—This Company will take on any First }Class Risk not to exceed Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars—the liwit fixed by law,—and on all large riske will reinsure to an extent consis tent ‘with Prudencein other Responsible Companies, ; J. HUNT, President. A.J. RALSTON, Secretary. San Francisco, January 19th, 1866. William Alvord, Alex: Weill, L. B. Benchley, Moses Heller, Abm. Scligman, William Scholle, Anson G. Stiles, Louis McLane, John G. Bray, Oliver Eldridge, _ A. Hayward, A. B. Forbes. D. W.C. Rice, J. G. Kellogg, C. Meyer, G. W, Bell, D. J. Oliver, Chas. May ne, Alpheus Bull, Lioyd Tevis, ~ W.C. Ralston, . T. L. Barker, John Wightman, James DeF remery, L. Sachs, : William Sherman, Frederick Billings, _ John QO. Kart, 8. M, Wilson, Alfred Borel, Morton Cheesman, G. T, Lawton, William Hooper, E. L. Goldstin, John B, Newton, Moees Ellis, Edward Martin, P. L. Weaver, D. O. Mills, David Stern. © H. Hauseman, © State of California, City and County of: San ary, A.D. One Thousand Might Hundred and Sixty-six, personally appeared before me, H. 8. Homans, a Notary Public, in and for the said City and County, and therein residing, duly commissioned and sworn, A. J. Ralston. whé being sworn, did depose and say that he is t he Secretary of the Pacific Insurance Company, and that the statements contained in the foregoing Report ef the Pacific Insurance Company are true, full and correct. i A. J. RALSTQN. : Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 19th . of January, A. D. 1866 “ H. 8. HOMANS, Notary Public. A. H. OTHEMIAN, AGENT. NO. 30° MAIN STREET, Nevada ‘onty. February 2nd, 1866, “SS ~ A. BARUH, @ULD inform the le of Mevaca city . that he has just ies me 9 large and ¥resh stock of Choice Family Groceries, Everything usually found in a well lated Store of thie kind. All goods delivered free o . Terms Cash, A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 20th. : W. W. CROSS, Attorney and Counselor at Law.-Offico—In Kidd's Building, corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada city. aug2 and other Personal Property against Francisco, 88.—On this nineteenth day of Janu-— FAMILY CROCERIES _ others.. All Goods must be paid for when ordered, or on presentation of Bill,

We are prepared to fill any order on the shortest notice, that can be filled by any any House in the Mountains, and we pledge ourselves not to take-undue advantage of our cnstomers, when goods are left to onr selection. ~ Besides the articles usually found in Grocery Stores, we have the fole lowing articles For Sale Cheap: PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, BLASTING POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, ROPE, Hemp and Rubber Packing, QUICKSILVER, by the Tank or pound. TUBS, PAILS, Wood & Willow Ware, ass‘d. A General Assortment of HARDWAR , “Consisting of — Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. PITCHFORKS, HOES, &e, NAILS, All soris by the keg or pound. ce A general and fine assertment of Kr AMMUNITION, <%. Of all kinds for Sportsmen Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, A lot assorted ; GLASS AND STONE WARE. DEMIZOHNS, A Fine Lot. WrcaNDLE 8.4; ANY QUANTITY. Wines, ‘Brandies, . Whisky, Ales, Porters, Bitters, Cordials Syrups And in short everything in that line. ae rosene. me r Lard Oil, ee Our friends and the publie-may rely on good are the kind we are hunting after and none . Sperm, etc. LAFAYETTE BAKERY, Wholesale and Retail CANDY ESTABLISH MENT X77 MC. KOHLER, Broad Street, Nevada. would inform the people of this city and the county that he has in his Store, the largest agsortment vf FRKSH CANDIES, of every flavor and description, superior to any in the mountains, which he offers for sale at the lowest prices. ‘Retail Dealers will find it to their advqntage to exathine his goods before buying elsewhere. Mr, Kohler being an experienced Candy sells only fresh articles to his Candies on hand, patrons and has maker no old Besides this, he has a fine assortment of large and smal! Cakes for Christmas and New Years, and also numerous articles for ornamenting Christmas. Trees Remember that at this place you will find the best. goods at the lowest prices. d10 PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. Established in 1853. Y JAMES J. —1y— orT, Office—28 Main Street, Nevada City. one t OLD AND ORES of every description Mel and Assayed. guaranteed. Melting done in presence of depositors. Correctness of Assays i Mes fully jan24 BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S B.S. BAKER. >. D. 8. BAKER & CO. DEALEKS Uf J. A. MARTIN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. 4 . progres MEATS, OF ALE KINDS on hand and for sale at. Cheap rates. for Cash, Goods delivered free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. W OOD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale Cheap for Cash. wgilo United States Brewery, No, 108 Main Street, Nevada City. THE undersigned would. respec form the citizens of Nevada and that he has leased the tfall inviawelty UNITED STATES BREWERY, [late belonging to A, F. Schellhorn, deceased, ] and that he will keep constantly on hand THE BEST BEER IN THE MARKET. Families and Saloons can be sure of obtaining the very best of Beer—in Kegs and Bottles, In quantities to suit, and at as low a price as can be furnished by any Brewery in the county. Orders left at the Brewe ded ta. 5 Nevada, Feb. 3d, 1866, will be CASPER paeints” Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish, stag ov’ clock—a HERRINGS. MOSES KORN, LD inform the people of Nevat he will offer for sale--ON ot ou da cit: FLOUNDERS, geous in somecases, but, that in oa With Medicines, it will perferm a cure much sooner than without, and also that diseases. hitherto deemed incurable, can be cured by-this system, but the directors desire to take this opportan to inform invalids that the Resident ~ cian is a regular graduate and has had large experience-in the treatment of disease. both with and without fhe assistance of elertricity ; he has also discovered several “eclectic”? Vegetable remedies that will cure almost any nameable disease, which he will send with full instructions for use, to any part of thé Pacifiic coast, upon receipt of a complete description of the disease with which the applicaut may be afflicted, and will warrant a complete and perfect cure in a}l cases wherd the medicines-are used according to ' directions, and more especially in all cases of Female troubles, where PN gone care and cautlon are necessary to a favorable result. From early -morn-until late at night, this instrument is employed, imparting health and strength to all who are so fortunate aa to obtain its services. Dig. eases (which by the old system) took months, or even years to cure, are now cured in a few days or weeks. ‘The cost, too, ie not so great ag the old system, besides the saving of time. Connected with this system are thé renowned Electro-Magnetic Bath than which there is no more powerfni daxitiary in the world for the radical cure of. disease. There is no institute in the State where. the electropathic system is practiced, except at the Electropathic Institute, 645 Washington street. This Insutute was established to, if possible, prevent the unwary from falling into those dens + of robbery (yclept quack doctors’ traps), and hereafter the scientific originators of this Institute will.notbe to blame if the afflicted are robbed of their money, and injured in constitution. There is also another view of the affair. The rising generation should be reared with strong constitution, and the Directors wish to arouse their guardians ta a” pro} ined their duties in their premises, if possible prevent them from stufling their young charges with deleterious drugs, with a chance of entuiling upon the tender constitution Dp forming, a complication of evil, a thousand times worse than death. i It would be consuming space, to no poe men we pot ye wo ape this system s applicable, snifice itto say, that there is no diccioe. within the catalo, aout human ills. but what van be cured at the Klectropathic Institute. We have instructed the Resident Physivian to warrapt a perfect and permanent cure, or ask no no pay for services, when in his judginent it is within the bounds of cure. ~~ CAUTION. Persons — the Klectropathie Institu should be careful to remember the name ap number. Electropathic Institute, 645, Washington street, South side, Letween Keareey and Montgomery, over the restadrant. J. H. JOSSELYN, M. D, Resident Physician;-on the sign. ‘Witl»these remarks we leave the interests of the Institute with the public, asking only the same generous contidence and patronage thus fur awar to it. ‘rhe record shows over twenty thousand consul. py mee and a very large amount of suffering relieved. ae Persons: wishing to-consult the Resident Physician by Letter, can do so with the utmost confidence. All letters must be addressed plainly J. H. JOSSELYN, M, D., Box 1945, San rancisco, Cal. All letters will be cestroye i or returned, ae directed by the writer. Office hours from 9 A, M. to4 P. M. purpose, nolg. J. W. HINT, _R. W. TULLY BANKING HOUSE AN D ASSAY OFFICE, HINDS & TULLY, Bankers. . Successors to G. W. Kidd, : ~~ HAwNe bought the well known Banking mouse und business ef George W. Kidd, On Broad Street, Nevada City, Will carry on the Banking business, at the old stand, under the eo name of Hinds & Tully. The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust, ar Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates, L‘beral advauees made on Gold Dust on Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. Deposits Received, Checks om San Francisco and Sacramento, Drafts on the Kastern States at the Lowest Bates. Collections made, State and County seeurities purchased at the highest market value, Agents jer the London and Liverpool Fire and Life [asurance Company. Gold and Ores of every description MELTED, REFINED and ASSAYED All Aasays warranted to be correct. ‘ Correspondents—Sap Francisco, Bank of (7al_ifornia ; Secramento, D. Q. Mil.e & Co.; New York, 6& Waller. api CITY BREWERY. Di Timerae : having good Goods from our House and on . STURGEON, — se an Tea ee & tg : consult her. ‘THE “GEM” SALOON (eatisfactory terms. ROCK cop, Day tg JOHN BLA RA aie Ler NoT ONE Be MixsinG around the) = yan ALSTINE & JENKINS, SEE et os Lee ¢ *“PRBOH, =a plo uf Nevada county that he is how LW, home. fireside and family altar, from the . [yavVkE Crees oe Com eee on tance * SMIELTS, prem: ¥ ome ~ ow hy City bho the cov aha Deanna 4 fow doors below ont Leavitt Co's FREE OF CHARGE. ; eer my I rere rceeneny la coun nu g8, Weaknesses an ou e ' Store. you wanta* equare *) ; ——— ey ke: . ™ ' a iia to es a anting + Se ee een sei eed, . Laker Boor Wholesaloand motaih . Call and see our Stock ‘and judge 5.4 sr singe ints of Fuh tobe tad nthe un sleds the ihe het . of life's s oan Nevada, Oct. 1th for yourselves, aes Francisop market. % Beer in Kegs < Battles, oh : fiy tothe best medicine of the age, for a WANTED. ae ne e Ky The Wagon will be in front of. Tx any quantity, from 's pist to ong. hundred.ge ‘where diseases of ‘the blood and perves—Le Doy se GREGORY & WAITE Carley & Beckman’s Saloon, corner gs orders left at the City Brewery om SPRING "Vou. ens Sarsaparilla Iodine Altetative. Crane Small Family fs eine 5 Fur: ; . . of Broad & Pine streets, Every Erie) opiKu'r, will be promptly and tulthfally~atten‘elat BD a Brigttm Agents. — ahem ibis at thidomlen ate’ . Mevada, Aug. Vth: . aay Morgingy. » ap \Gebww” / —* ne = Z ie ~~