September 12, 1866 (4 pages)

CE, LARGE WHITE DINGS, ays, for rices as of the chasing wn imation. without nmnets, rik. NY,! Street, NALLY “Tae Bal Tec NEVADA CITY, A: LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE. Mintse AY Wasitxaron. st miners in the vicinity of Washington are. prospecting for quartz and recently several rich discoveries have been made. “The Ilinois ledge was located three weeks ago. It id three miles from Washington on the Yuba river. The ledge is four feet wide. The shaft is down eight fect and rock taken . from this depth and crushed in a mortar, yielded at the rate of $225 perton. From this ledge rock is being packed, on mules, to the Tecumseh mill, a distance of three miles. Van Dusen & €o. are owners of this ledge. The Mary Hale is about three ‘hundred feet higher up the river, and the -eroppings give excellent prospects. This ledge has only been locatetl a few days, and work will be commenced upon it next Monday. A number of other locations have . been made where excellent indications are found. Washington are all large and on account of the precipitous hills can be easily worked by tunnels. The great drawback is the difficulty of getting rock from the mines to the mills. Such rock as has been recently found will ensure the construction of good roads, and necessitate the building of new mills. Washington is destined to become the centre of a prosperous quartz district at no very distant day. The ledges are there and all that is needed is willing hearts and strong arms to develop them. The placer mines in this néighborhood are also turning out well. Rocky Bar neyer yielded better than at present. Brown & Co. have found a new channel in their claims which is yiclding from fifteen " twenty-five hundred dollars per week.— Harom & Co, are taking ont about thirty dollars per day to the hand. Hazen & Co. are also making excellent “runs” every week. Tae YELLOW DiaMonp.—The Yellow Diamond is located on Rocky Ravine, about two and a half miles north-west of this city. A tunnel has been run, tapping the ledge seventy -five feet below the crop-. pings, where the ledge was found twenty inches wide, running up to four or six feet. The rock is of a bluish color and containg some very rich sulphurets. Several tests have recently been made, establishing the richness of the lead. From one lot, two ounces of sulphuret rock was erushed and worked with acid, the result pound paid dollar. This latter class of ore-shows considerable free gold. The Oro Fino Mining Company has taken a contrhct to take out and work. two thousand tons of rock within twelve months. The company has been to work about three weeks and has taken out about fifty tons. In 1858 a very rich pocket was found in this ledge, from which about $6,000 was taken. _ From that time until within a year, work done was entirely upon the surface. From the time the owners commenced prospecting in earnest, tha mine has continually improved. The claim consists of 1 ,200 feet, and is owned by A. J. Ragon, H. . Hentze, and M. Green. a ' For. THE State Farr.—Quite a large number of persons are leaving this city for the State Fair, and Nevada county will have some fine stock there: “John Conness,” owned by George Jacobs, and Lancaster’s pacing filly, among them. These “nags” will give a good report of themselves when they enter the “lists” for premiums., ACatiFornia Lidn.—A large California lion was seen. short time since near the Cold Spring, on the Washington road. He crossed the road a short distance ahead of & gentleman and did not deign to notice ] him. Several — have also been EVERY morning daten the present week three stages of the Telegraph Line -will leave Grass Valley, says the Union, for Col» fax, two starting at 6 o'clock a. m., and go_»ing over the Crandall road, the third leavitig Gtaés Valley 6} o’clock a. M., passing eeugh Boston Revinc ond oo the siesnn haa wieaes The ledges inthe vicinity of . was fifty cents. From a sécond lot, one} Ess yaa ait ‘on iar TREMENDOUS DOWNFALL IN PRICES! oe 2 Goods sold at ‘Lower Rates than _. Ever before in the State of California, >» SS See @ 1 Now. isthe time to ete Clithing —_OFr— 5 BANNER BROTHERS, o ~ tore'Room, selling their Entire Stock: now win their Corner of rae and Pine Streets, —Consisting of— GENTS’ & BOYS’? FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, FURNISHING Goops, . HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBER CLOTHING,BLANKETS, &e., —AT THAN RULING RATES, — 3 TWENTY FIVE PER CENT Cheaper than any other House IN NEVADA COUNTY. Having completed arrangements we are in receipt of REGULAR SHIPMENT OF GOODS FROM NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA which have been bought at the recent decline in prices in Eastern markets, and enables us to sell OUR STOCK OF GOODS AT SUCH LOW PRICES THAT NONE CAN COMPETE WITH US. CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE offered in the county will do well to Call immediately on) BANNER BRO Gea Nev ada, August 31. AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH =” WATCHES, 43 W. C. BANDOLPH. Nevada, Sept. 7th. MILLINERY. 46 MILL ST.,.GRASS VALLEY. MRS, DOBSON would roapecttall inform the Ladies of Nevada city i. cinity that SHE HAS JUST RECEIVED The Very Latest] Styles of Bonnets, HATS, CAPS, RIBBONS AND FLOWERS, Gipsey Bonnets for Ladies & Misses, CHINESE PEARL HATS. Gold and Pearl Straw Gimps for BONNETS, Pattern Bonnets, éi direct from Paris. Her entire stock of Millinery being the largest, richest and best selected ever offered for sale in Nevada county. NEW GOODS BY EVERY. STEAMER. Bonnets and Hats bleached, pressed and altered to the latest shapes. Remember the place, No. 46 MEU) Street, Grass Valley. Frames! Frames! Frames! . P. KENT, FHS RETORNED TO THE OLD STAND Ne. 97 Broad Street, Nevada City, Opposite the Pennsylvania Engine House. Where he has on hand the best stock of Mahogany, Walnut, Gilt and other kinds of Moulding ever ‘brought to’this county. Picture and all other kinds of xeon made on short notice and in the best style Sm aaa WORK, all nds, done at oot notice, * PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINES, RING'S AMBROZIA, mw WIZARD OIL, «3 AND ANYTHING ELSE IN MY ‘LINE, . For Sale by “ "5: ¥. BUBSENIUS, ammlision Co oe =a. ' r FIFTEEN PER CENT LOWER . Every one that wishes to obtain ‘a good article } soe tin eatin eee tae. "a: ore asi T apaiwé & SUMMER CAMPAIGN —OPENED,.— CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO,. Have now on hand and arriving —AT— THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE KIDD & KNOX BLOCK, 1,000 TONS —or— MERCHANDISE. ‘or every deccription to be found im the line of Heavy & Shelf Hardware, Mining-& Mechanics’ Tools, Groceries & Provisions, Paints, Flour & Feed, Varnish, . Wooden, Willow, Turpentine, Glass & Crockery Oils, Wares, 100 tons Iron and Steel, all izes. 500 kegs Eastern Powder. 2500 feet of Fuse. 150 Aasks Quicksilver, 2000 feet Rubber & Leather Belting & Hose. 1000 yards Duck—axssorted numbers. 1000 gallons Kerosene. 506 gals, Lard, Neate’ Foot, and Paint Oils. 12000 pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 pounds Sugars, all kinds, 50 chests Teas, Black, Japan, Young recite 500 boxes Candles. 500 gallons Stone J ugs and Jars. WINES,LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, Etc. Etc. Which we offer to the Trade at Prices and upon Terms defying Competition. : Our Purchases and Sales are larger than those of any House in the county,'and we can, and do “BUY AND SELL” lower than any other. Ca and examine our Stock and Prices before purchasing. “OUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Sales. (ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR ALMADEN QUICKSILVER. Silver Flasks, in order, Bought, cee ry ot ts Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge. . satisfaction. ES Uv deka % &igss May 2a, . seovnnn saan eo . sort elspa hem ra dt A . 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in . Sugars of all kinds, a mountain ot . gain. se sendaiationas <9 sa Siete GREGORY & WAITE, HAve ON HAND IN THEIR STORE and! CELLAR, __ [Old stand-of Jesse Wall and his successors. 2 A Larger stock of -Goods in their line than can be found in any other store in the County, Kinuiatiog to something less than a cargo for . the Great Eastern and consisting of H rdware, ; Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, ANDGlass Ware, (To. which we might add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE. ]} GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS, Of the Choicest Qualities. BARLEY, WHEAT, BRAN, SHORTS, &e. &e. x On hand and to arrive, mostly to arrive. 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough For an Ocean Cableand warranted not to 1 break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, Which we are selling to the benefit of one Goodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating Oils, To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. More Quicksilver than we want at the present rates. thém and warranted to burn: them. Teas and Coffees, more kinds be on: ever known before, A few Cords of Bacon, warranted corn fed. On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made a sheep's acquaintance, or no sale. 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 4574 } 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We buy aud sell the best article. ’ 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Bakes, Hoes, , Pitehforks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Deinijohns q and any kind of liquors to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have no motto but “fair dealing. —TO ARRIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods . pr [When we buy and pay for them.) We consult the tastes of our customers and remember always that it takes two to make-a bar5 x Ear” Goods delivered ut @ reasonable distance Of tage ot eliagas.aS _« @REGORY, & WAITE. ‘} standing policies snali have ceused. 4 ¥; € & * Sed “TUAURARGR, sans. San Paadewtio! Tuly tet; 1860. The following Firé Instance Companies, viz : The “Home,” of New York, The “Hartford,” of Hartford, Conn, The “Washington,” of New York. The “Aretic,” of New York, — The “Pheonix,” of New York.HAs decided to relinquish business of the Pacific coast, we shall cease to issue Policies o1 Insarance on and after this date. The above named Companies have transferred theirentire business ta the Pacific Insurance Contgany, OF SAN FRANCISCO. The Soule deposited with Wells, Fargo &@& Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand Neand Dotare ait remain on deposit till ait otligenoes a under outThe subscri-bers Wil adjust and pay all losses as heretofore. < Thanking the: public for the many favors we have received at their hands, we ask that they will transfer their patronage to the PACIFIC INSUR © ANCE COMPANY, with whom we are now connected, assuring ail @ our cnsvomers that interests shall be iully guarded and that they will find in the Pacific the same bet grcten She frees sama and justice that has ever characte panies with which we have so been connected. BIGELOW & T. General Insuranee pe Paciric InsuRANcE CoMPAN { San Francisco; July 2, git The Pacific Insurance © y having with Mexsrs. Bigelow & ap boon for the transfer of the business of the Fire I rife gg eee lately represented by them, is offer'to all parties formerly insured ies equuily liberal terms and Eneee: F 2 : Pf all loubes in United States go 18 cole oy Ph H. er ed will Tog General Agent for this m rom this Fie J. HUNT; President. A. J, Ralston, Secretary. -—New Agency— PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY _OF SAN FRANCISCO.” The undersigned nag seas Agent of all t ny sect represented PY poe Bro, having been appointed Agent of a Pacific Insurance Company, OF SAN FRANCISCO. Will attend to his friends as heretofore arid continue to insure against all Fire Risks, payidg all losses promptly in Gold Coin, E. F. SPENCE, Fire and Life Tasntkchoo — NEVADA CITY. Nevada, July 22, 1966, $100 Reward ee For an Incurable Case! Special attention is respectfully directed to our exclusive manufacture Ay! the celebrated Golden Balsam, a preparation never known to fail in tn the & curg of Syphilis, in all ite stages, and used in the French . hospitals ror the last ten years with the greatest success. Four obvious reasons, we cannot publish the testimonials of the thousands who have been cured by it, but in the innumerable cases in which it nas been administered we have yet to learn an instance of its failure. GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1, for first and piers 8 , such as sores on the legs or body, sore ey "Golden Balsam, No. 2 for tertiary. Mercarial or Syphilitic Rheumatism pains in the bones. Sent ba eaprese to any part_of the 2 ta cents ig a ifty Dollars per doxen, or Five Dollars per ie. . F, RICHARDS, & CO. Wholesale and Retail its and Chemists, >) corner Clay and Sansome streets, San Francisco, role nts, to whom ali rune aot 7 addresson cal nts for the celebrated Spanich A ‘Antide ote, @ preparation warranted to care Gonorrhe. Irritation, Gravel, and all Urina: ee: Derangements. ~Nei‘ ther of the above genuine without oursignature across ; the face of the = a label. es HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH B BITTERS. PURE AND POWERFUL TONIC, CORRECTIVE AND ALTERATIVE, OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY IN DISEASES —OF -THE— STOMACH, LIVER AND Bow Cc Dys Headach s, iGenoral De Debilit reeston ofspitien, *eeintreuete Colte, 1 “+ il Compin 1 faisrelther Ret)s from Bodily Weakness, Whether arene im the — or produced by Nothing that is not wholesome, and Je storative in its nature enters into the com of tod SR ara STOMACH B This paration contains no mineral ‘of any ered nc no rjeaal Maty bo jeuleah element ; no fierce excitant ; but it le a combination of tie extracts ofrare balsamic herbs and plants wth the purest and mildest of all diffusive stimulants, . The weak stomach is rapidly in and the ap : restored by ag pone hence it works wonders in case of o _ confirmed forms. of indiges tle and painless aperient, as w an the Ror. it sie invariably re iF relieves pean snare tion superinduced by geasive organs. ogouy of Lage rc is, tmmodiately 2. aed a single dose of the s' the retaea oedseionilly tyre ay ery . tat case of we of Conetitutonal wpe, fly appreciated. Tis ede; tt xaneedond on clears sketeass tk ake prob: Levent etages of Bil diseases 1¢ 0 operates a8 a delightful in: of Y operntes “0 ed ‘the pone aS relax and ast but not least, it is the only a con iene. vst 50 Brosd Somes ?

CE, LARGE WHITE DINGS, ays, for rices as of the chasing wn imation. without nmnets, rik. NY,! Street, NALLY “Tae Bal Tec NEVADA CITY, A: LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE. Mintse AY Wasitxaron. st miners in the vicinity of Washington are. prospecting for quartz and recently several rich discoveries have been made. “The Ilinois ledge was located three weeks ago. It id three miles from Washington on the Yuba river. The ledge is four feet wide. The shaft is down eight fect and rock taken . from this depth and crushed in a mortar, yielded at the rate of $225 perton. From this ledge rock is being packed, on mules, to the Tecumseh mill, a distance of three miles. Van Dusen & €o. are owners of this ledge. The Mary Hale is about three ‘hundred feet higher up the river, and the -eroppings give excellent prospects. This ledge has only been locatetl a few days, and work will be commenced upon it next Monday. A number of other locations have . been made where excellent indications are found. Washington are all large and on account of the precipitous hills can be easily worked by tunnels. The great drawback is the difficulty of getting rock from the mines to the mills. Such rock as has been recently found will ensure the construction of good roads, and necessitate the building of new mills. Washington is destined to become the centre of a prosperous quartz district at no very distant day. The ledges are there and all that is needed is willing hearts and strong arms to develop them. The placer mines in this néighborhood are also turning out well. Rocky Bar neyer yielded better than at present. Brown & Co. have found a new channel in their claims which is yiclding from fifteen " twenty-five hundred dollars per week.— Harom & Co, are taking ont about thirty dollars per day to the hand. Hazen & Co. are also making excellent “runs” every week. Tae YELLOW DiaMonp.—The Yellow Diamond is located on Rocky Ravine, about two and a half miles north-west of this city. A tunnel has been run, tapping the ledge seventy -five feet below the crop-. pings, where the ledge was found twenty inches wide, running up to four or six feet. The rock is of a bluish color and containg some very rich sulphurets. Several tests have recently been made, establishing the richness of the lead. From one lot, two ounces of sulphuret rock was erushed and worked with acid, the result pound paid dollar. This latter class of ore-shows considerable free gold. The Oro Fino Mining Company has taken a contrhct to take out and work. two thousand tons of rock within twelve months. The company has been to work about three weeks and has taken out about fifty tons. In 1858 a very rich pocket was found in this ledge, from which about $6,000 was taken. _ From that time until within a year, work done was entirely upon the surface. From the time the owners commenced prospecting in earnest, tha mine has continually improved. The claim consists of 1 ,200 feet, and is owned by A. J. Ragon, H. . Hentze, and M. Green. a ' For. THE State Farr.—Quite a large number of persons are leaving this city for the State Fair, and Nevada county will have some fine stock there: “John Conness,” owned by George Jacobs, and Lancaster’s pacing filly, among them. These “nags” will give a good report of themselves when they enter the “lists” for premiums., ACatiFornia Lidn.—A large California lion was seen. short time since near the Cold Spring, on the Washington road. He crossed the road a short distance ahead of & gentleman and did not deign to notice ] him. Several — have also been EVERY morning daten the present week three stages of the Telegraph Line -will leave Grass Valley, says the Union, for Col» fax, two starting at 6 o'clock a. m., and go_»ing over the Crandall road, the third leavitig Gtaés Valley 6} o’clock a. M., passing eeugh Boston Revinc ond oo the siesnn haa wieaes The ledges inthe vicinity of . was fifty cents. From a sécond lot, one} Ess yaa ait ‘on iar TREMENDOUS DOWNFALL IN PRICES! oe 2 Goods sold at ‘Lower Rates than _. Ever before in the State of California, >» SS See @ 1 Now. isthe time to ete Clithing —_OFr— 5 BANNER BROTHERS, o ~ tore'Room, selling their Entire Stock: now win their Corner of rae and Pine Streets, —Consisting of— GENTS’ & BOYS’? FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, FURNISHING Goops, . HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBER CLOTHING,BLANKETS, &e., —AT THAN RULING RATES, — 3 TWENTY FIVE PER CENT Cheaper than any other House IN NEVADA COUNTY. Having completed arrangements we are in receipt of REGULAR SHIPMENT OF GOODS FROM NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA which have been bought at the recent decline in prices in Eastern markets, and enables us to sell OUR STOCK OF GOODS AT SUCH LOW PRICES THAT NONE CAN COMPETE WITH US. CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE offered in the county will do well to Call immediately on) BANNER BRO Gea Nev ada, August 31. AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH =” WATCHES, 43 W. C. BANDOLPH. Nevada, Sept. 7th. MILLINERY. 46 MILL ST.,..GRASS VALLEY. MRS, DOBSON would roapecttall inform the Ladies of Nevada city i. cinity that SHE HAS JUST RECEIVED The Very Latest] Styles of Bonnets, HATS, CAPS, RIBBONS AND FLOWERS, Gipsey Bonnets for Ladies & Misses, CHINESE PEARL HATS. Gold and Pearl Straw Gimps for BONNETS, Pattern Bonnets, éi direct from Paris. Her entire stock of Millinery being the largest, richest and best selected ever offered for sale in Nevada county. NEW GOODS BY EVERY. STEAMER. Bonnets and Hats bleached, pressed and altered to the latest shapes. Remember the place, No. 46 MEU) Street, Grass Valley. Frames! Frames! Frames! . P. KENT, FHS RETORNED TO THE OLD STAND Ne. 97 Broad Street, Nevada City, Opposite the Pennsylvania Engine House. Where he has on hand the best stock of Mahogany, Walnut, Gilt and other kinds of Moulding ever ‘brought to’this county. Picture and all other kinds of xeon made on short notice and in the best style Sm aaa WORK, all nds, done at oot notice, * PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINES, RING'S AMBROZIA, mw WIZARD OIL, «3 AND ANYTHING ELSE IN MY ‘LINE, . For Sale by “ "5: ¥. BUBSENIUS, ammlision Co oe =a. ' r FIFTEEN PER CENT LOWER . Every one that wishes to obtain ‘a good article } soe tin eatin eee tae. "a: ore asi T apaiwé & SUMMER CAMPAIGN —OPENED,.— CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO,. Have now on hand and arriving —AT— THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE KIDD & KNOX BLOCK, 1,000 TONS —or— MERCHANDISE. ‘or every deccription to be found im the line of Heavy & Shelf Hardware, Mining-& Mechanics’ Tools, Groceries & Provisions, Paints, Flour & Feed, Varnish, . Wooden, Willow, Turpentine, Glass & Crockery Oils, Wares, 100 tons Iron and Steel, all izes. 500 kegs Eastern Powder. 2500 feet of Fuse. 150 Aasks Quicksilver, 2000 feet Rubber & Leather Belting & Hose. 1000 yards Duck—axssorted numbers. 1000 gallons Kerosene. 506 gals, Lard, Neate’ Foot, and Paint Oils. 12000 pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 pounds Sugars, all kinds, 50 chests Teas, Black, Japan, Young recite 500 boxes Candles. 500 gallons Stone J ugs and Jars. WINES,LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, Etc. Etc. Which we offer to the Trade at Prices and upon Terms defying Competition. :

Our Purchases and Sales are larger than those of any House in the county,'and we can, and do “BUY AND SELL” lower than any other. Ca and examine our Stock and Prices before purchasing. “OUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Sales. (ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR ALMADEN QUICKSILVER. Silver Flasks, in order, Bought, cee ry ot ts Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge. . satisfaction. ES Uv deka % &igss May 2a, . seovnnn saan eo . sort elspa hem ra dt A . 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in . Sugars of all kinds, a mountain ot . gain. se sendaiationas <9 sa Siete GREGORY & WAITE, HAve ON HAND IN THEIR STORE and! CELLAR, __ [Old stand-of Jesse Wall and his successors. 2 A Larger stock of -Goods in their line than can be found in any other store in the County, Kinuiatiog to something less than a cargo for . the Great Eastern and consisting of H rdware, ; Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, ANDGlass Ware, (To. which we might add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE. ]} GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS, Of the Choicest Qualities. BARLEY, WHEAT, BRAN, SHORTS, &e. &e. x On hand and to arrive, mostly to arrive. 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough For an Ocean Cableand warranted not to 1 break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, Which we are selling to the benefit of one Goodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating Oils, To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. More Quicksilver than we want at the present rates. thém and warranted to burn: them. Teas and Coffees, more kinds be on: ever known before, A few Cords of Bacon, warranted corn fed. On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made a sheep's acquaintance, or no sale. 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 4574 } 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We buy aud sell the best article. ’ 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Bakes, Hoes, , Pitehforks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Deinijohns q and any kind of liquors to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have no motto but “fair dealing. —TO ARRIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods . pr [When we buy and pay for them.) We consult the tastes of our customers and remember always that it takes two to make-a bar5 x Ear” Goods delivered ut @ reasonable distance Of tage ot eliagas.aS _« @REGORY, & WAITE. ‘} standing policies snali have ceused. 4 ¥; € & * Sed “TUAURARGR, sans. San Paadewtio! Tuly tet; 1860. The following Firé Instance Companies, viz : The “Home,” of New York, The “Hartford,” of Hartford, Conn, The “Washington,” of New York. The “Aretic,” of New York, — The “Pheonix,” of New York.HAs decided to relinquish business of the Pacific coast, we shall cease to issue Policies o1 Insarance on and after this date. The above named Companies have transferred theirentire business ta the Pacific Insurance Contgany, OF SAN FRANCISCO. The Soule deposited with Wells, Fargo &@& Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand Neand Dotare ait remain on deposit till ait otligenoes a under outThe subscri-bers Wil adjust and pay all losses as heretofore. < Thanking the: public for the many favors we have received at their hands, we ask that they will transfer their patronage to the PACIFIC INSUR © ANCE COMPANY, with whom we are now connected, assuring ail @ our cnsvomers that interests shall be iully guarded and that they will find in the Pacific the same bet grcten She frees sama and justice that has ever characte panies with which we have so been connected. BIGELOW & T. General Insuranee pe Paciric InsuRANcE CoMPAN { San Francisco; July 2, git The Pacific Insurance © y having with Mexsrs. Bigelow & ap boon for the transfer of the business of the Fire I rife gg eee lately represented by them, is offer'to all parties formerly insured ies equuily liberal terms and Eneee: F 2 : Pf all loubes in United States go 18 cole oy Ph H. er ed will Tog General Agent for this m rom this Fie J. HUNT; President. A. J, Ralston, Secretary. -—New Agency— PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY _OF SAN FRANCISCO.” The undersigned nag seas Agent of all t ny sect represented PY poe Bro, having been appointed Agent of a Pacific Insurance Company, OF SAN FRANCISCO. Will attend to his friends as heretofore arid continue to insure against all Fire Risks, payidg all losses promptly in Gold Coin, E. F. SPENCE, Fire and Life Tasntkchoo — NEVADA CITY. Nevada, July 22, 1966, $100 Reward ee For an Incurable Case! Special attention is respectfully directed to our exclusive manufacture Ay! the celebrated Golden Balsam, a preparation never known to fail in tn the & curg of Syphilis, in all ite stages, and used in the French . hospitals ror the last ten years with the greatest success. Four obvious reasons, we cannot publish the testimonials of the thousands who have been cured by it, but in the innumerable cases in which it nas been administered we have yet to learn an instance of its failure. GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1, for first and piers 8 , such as sores on the legs or body, sore ey "Golden Balsam, No. 2 for tertiary. Mercarial or Syphilitic Rheumatism pains in the bones. Sent ba eaprese to any part_of the 2 ta cents ig a ifty Dollars per doxen, or Five Dollars per ie. . F, RICHARDS, & CO. Wholesale and Retail its and Chemists, >) corner Clay and Sansome streets, San Francisco, role nts, to whom ali rune aot 7 addresson cal nts for the celebrated Spanich A ‘Antide ote, @ preparation warranted to care Gonorrhe. Irritation, Gravel, and all Urina: ee: Derangements. ~Nei‘ ther of the above genuine without oursignature across ; the face of the = a label. es HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH B BITTERS. PURE AND POWERFUL TONIC, CORRECTIVE AND ALTERATIVE, OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY IN DISEASES —OF -THE— STOMACH, LIVER AND Bow Cc Dys Headach s, iGenoral De Debilit reeston ofspitien, *eeintreuete Colte, 1 “+ il Compin 1 faisrelther Ret)s from Bodily Weakness, Whether arene im the — or produced by Nothing that is not wholesome, and Je storative in its nature enters into the com of tod SR ara STOMACH B This paration contains no mineral ‘of any ered nc no rjeaal Maty bo jeuleah element ; no fierce excitant ; but it le a combination of tie extracts ofrare balsamic herbs and plants wth the purest and mildest of all diffusive stimulants, . The weak stomach is rapidly in and the ap : restored by ag pone hence it works wonders in case of o _ confirmed forms. of indiges tle and painless aperient, as w an the Ror. it sie invariably re iF relieves pean snare tion superinduced by geasive organs. ogouy of Lage rc is, tmmodiately 2. aed a single dose of the s' the retaea oedseionilly tyre ay ery . tat case of we of Conetitutonal wpe, fly appreciated. Tis ede; tt xaneedond on clears sketeass tk ake prob: Levent etages of Bil diseases 1¢ 0 operates a8 a delightful in: of Y operntes “0 ed ‘the pone aS relax and ast but not least, it is the only a con iene. vst 50 Brosd Somes ?