September 15, 1866 (4 pages)

ARGE HITE INGs, ys, for ces as of the basing mm imtion, ithout Pn LE, of this pened ds! LLINnets. mimeeptt DAD. . TICKat all te all Trains Train lent. " T, ty and Win8, RNICE 1 Sts, K aA te tees _ReVADA rry} CALIFORNIA. . LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tuk CoNCERT AND FeEsTIVAL.—The ‘eoldred. people’s concert and féstival, held at Temperance Halt; on-Thursday. night, “was a complete success, and a respectable sum of money was realized. . The music by Carter’s Brass Band andthe Nevada Quadrille Band was excellent. The songs and chorusses were also good. The supper was superb and we are sorry that more did not partake of it. Many more than seven baskets full were ‘left untouched — In the hall the tables were decorated with boquets, and we noticed several plates of fruit, such as would have gladdened the Jews who went to spy out the Land of Promise. A large number of “nic-nacs” . were sold at the stands. The “grab-bag” created a great deal of merriment, and we saw ‘a number of old bachelors draw out a hand-full of “baby fixins.”. After the sapper the young folks adjourned to the lower hall for a dance, where they. enjoyed themselves hugely. The exercises were varied, entertaining and amusing, and the colored people deserve credit for their tact in the management of the affair. Dies FOR COUNTERFEITING.~—On Thursday last the children of Mr. Allen, while engaged in play, in the rear of an old cabin, near the Canada Hill mill. found dies which were used for counterfeiting. They were remarkably well executed and were dated 1859. They had the “8” of the San Francisco coin, under theeagle. Thedies were intended for making half dollars, and had probably beén hid behind the stump . where the children: found them, by the parties who used them., The plates were bolted together with three bolts, and had an opening on one side through which-to run the metal they used for counterfeiting. They had not been used for some time, as the bolts were thickly coated with rust. PARDON REVOKED.—A revocation of the pardon of George Taylor, now in the county jail, was received from the Executive Department at the Sheriff's office yes‘terday. George Taylor, alias McKinzie, alias Delacy, was sent from Amador county, in 1863, to the penitentiary, for stage robbery, and was pardoned by Governor Low in July last, the conditions being that he should leave the State before the 10th day of August. He did not comply with the condition, but came to this county.— The officers were satisfied that he was not getting his living by legitimate means and he was arrested. The information which could be obtained was communicated to -the Governor, and the pardon was revoked asabove stated. Taylor will go back to his old quarters and will be likely this time to complete his term. Hiehway RopsBery.—A man was stopped by three highwaymen on Wednésday night, between this city and Gold Flat.— The robbers went through their victim thoroughly and found a “lone” piece of. coin, One of them said: “Boys, we have. found two dollars and a half, all the poor bugger’s got, let him go.” The fellow only had one dime, which the rogues mistook for a two dollar and a half piece. The robbers made 3} cents each, a good night’s work. . ~ TH Exurstrion.—Vanhorn’s paintings will-be exhibited in this city again this evening. The editor of the Grass Valley Union, who has seen them, says : “They are really worth seeing.” The National says: “Some of them are beautiful, and are wall worthy of being seen. The views » of Ophir Hill mill and the Orphan Asylum are alone worth the price of admission.” THE FEDERAL AsskssMENT.—The Federal assessment of taxes in Nevada county for the year ending June 30th, 1866, according to the statement of J. M. Avery, Federal Assessor, is $166,361 34. This is “large increase upon the tates of last year. 5 : senior CHEAP CLoruine.—8. Haas & Co. offer extraordinary inducements to purchasers of elething, and declare their intention to sell at the very lowest rates, Read their advertisement in today’s paper. anna tn cheeeeEEEEEeE MAcHINERY.—Machinery is soon to be ee « & Ghe Daily \ Transcript, }7 TREMENDOUS DOWNFALL 2! Goods sold at Lower Rates than Ever before in the State of California. ales ? i ° Now is the time to purchase Clothing & pita ET cae % ' BANNER BROTHERS, As they are selling their Enti Stock Wore sees g the re Stock now in thelt Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, awe ~Consisting of— i GENTS’ & B@YS? FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, FURNISHING GoOoDs, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, . . RUBBER CLOTHING, BLANKETS, &c., &e., &e. ; igen FIFTEEN PER CENT LOWER THAN RULING RATES, —AND— 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. Every one that wishes to obtain a good article CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE offered in the county will do well to Call immediately on _BANNER BROTHERS, Nevada, A ugust 31. eseret AMERICAN, . ENGLISH AND FRENCH ww WATCHES, gi FOR SALE BY s W. Cc. BANDOLPH, 4 Nevada, Sept. 7th. MILLINERY. 46 MILL 87.,.GRASS VALLEY. (RS, DOBSON would inform the Ladies of Nevada city and od cinily 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, direct from Paris. Her entire stock of Millinery being the largest, richest and best selected ever offered for saie in Nevada county. ° ‘ NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER, Bonnets and Hats bleached, pressed and altered to the latest shapers. Remem the No. 46 Mil) Street, Grass Valley. aug4 RP. KENT, H** RETURNED TO THE OLD STAND No. 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 Frames made on short notice im the best style., CARPENT WORK, all , done at short notice. ‘ ; ; a25 PAINTS, OILS, TURBPENTINES, RING'S AMBROZILA, wewizaRms o1Lb, 2 AXD ANYTHING ELSE IN MY LINE. For Sale by a oJ) ¥. BUSSENIUS, ° of a Ls #3 so. SPRING & SUMMER CA . . , BR CAMPAIGN 7 CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO, Have now on hand and arriving . ‘AT \ AT THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE KIDD & KNOX BLOCK, 1,000 TONS —or— MERCHANDISE, Of every description to be found in the line of Heavy & Shelf Hardware, a Mining & Mechanics’ Tools, Paints, Flour & Feed, Varnish, Wooden, Willow, Turpentine, Glass & Crockery Oils, Wares, 100 tons Iron and Steel, all sises. 500 kegs Eastern Powder. 2500 feet of Fuse. 150 flasks Quicksilver. 2000 feet Rubber & Leather Belting & Hose. 1000 yards Duck—assorted numbers. 1000 gallons Kerosene. 500 gals. Lard, Neats’ Foot, and Paint Oils. 12000 pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 pounds Sugars, all kinds, 50 chests Teas, Black, Japan, Young Hyson 500 boxes Candles. 500 gallons Stone Jugs and Jars. ee . WINES, LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, Ete. Etc. Which we offer to the Trade at Pricesand upon Terms defying Competition, Our Purchases and Sales are larger than those of any House in the county, and we can; and do Ld “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, i Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge. All Sales guaranteed to give fuil oe a [bender cot muse! . THOURAWOR AGENCY . [To which we might add for the benefit d ‘ Dunder und Blixum ! ostmeeneenenel \ [Old stand of Jesse Wall and his successors. ] “4 A Larger stock of Goods in their line than can be found In any other store in the County, © ‘mounting to something less than a cargo for the Great Eastern and consisting of H rdware,. ‘Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, . . Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, of competitors, BEWARE.) GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS, Of the Choicest Qualities.’ BARLEY, . __WHERAT, ‘BRAN, = SHORTS, &e. &e. On hand and to arrive, : mostly toarrive, 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough For an Ocean Cable and warranted not to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, Which we are selling to the benefit of one Goodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kevosene; Lard and Lubricating Oils, To grease thé gudgeons of the Universe. More Quicksilver than we want at the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, a mountain of them. Teas and Coffees, more kinds than ever known before. A few Cords of Bacon, corn fed; © On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that warranted 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We * buy and sell the best article. 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Rakes, Hoes, -Pitchforks, Sluice verka, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Hope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns a any kind of liquors to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity motto but “fuir dealing. —TO ARKIVE— {When we buy and pay for them.] We consult the tastes of our customers and remember always that it takes two to make a barsain. . 2" Goods delivered at a reasonable distance free of charge. GREGORY & WAITE, HAs ON HAND IN THEIR STORE andjCELLAR, 4 “bers Wili adjust and Wholesale and Retail Druggis never made a sheep’s acquaintance, or no fale. . 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods . P -. convalesent stages of all dideases it o sey et The ‘Home,’ of New York, The “Hartford,” of Hartford, Conn. _ The “Washington,” of New York. The ‘Arctic,» of New York, The “Phenix,” of New York, yea ® the Pavific coast, we shall cease to issue Policies 01 Insurduce on and after this date, The above named Companies have transferred their entire business to the rapes Pacific Insurance Company, OF SAN FRANCISCO. The Bonds deposited with Wells, Fargo & Co— Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand Doilars—will remain on deposit till all obligations under outstanding policies saali have ceased, The subscripay all losses as heretofore.’ Thanking. the public for’ the many favors ‘we have received at their hands, we ask that they will. trausfer their pairohage to the PACIFIC INSUR . ANCE COMPANY, with whom we are now con: netted, ee our customers that their interests’shall be rully guarded and that th y wilt find in the Pacific the same security, promptness and justice that has ever chara cterized the Com“panics with which we have so long been connected. _ é BIGELOW & BROTHER, General Insuranee Agente. -Paciric INSURANCE CoMPANY, SanFrancisco, July 2, 13866. The PacificInsurance Compafiy having arranged with Messrs. Bigelow & Brother for the transter of the business uithe Fire Insurance Companies lately represented by them, is now prepared te offer to ull parties formerly insured by said companies equaily liberal terms and prompt payment of ull losses in Unived States coin, Mr. H. H. Bigelow will be the General Agent for this Company, from this date, sa S , J. HUNT; President. A. J, Ralston, Secretary. # ‘s +—New Agency— PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO. The undersigned heretofore Agent of all the Companies represemted by Messra. Bigelow & Bro, having been appointed Agent of the Pacific Insurance Company, OF SAN FRANCISCO, Will attend to his friends as heretofore and continue to insure against all Fire Risks, payidg all losses prumptly in Gold Coin. . E. F. SPENCE, Fire and Life Insurance Agent. NEVADA CITY. Nevada, July 22, 1866.$100 Reward : 2 ae For an Incurable Case !t 3 Special attention is reepectfully directed to our exclusive manufacture of the celebrated Golden Balsam, a preparation never known to faii in the cure of Syphilis, in all its stages, and used in the French hospitals tor the lust ten years with the greatest success. Fur.obvious reasons, we cannot publish the testimonials of the thousands who have been cured by it, but in the innumerable cases in which it oas been administered we have yet to learn an instance of its failure. GOLDEN BALSAM. No. 1, for first and second 8 , such as ores on the legs or body, sore eyes, &c, Golden Balsam, No. 2tor tertiary, Mercurial or Syphilitic Rheumatism pains in the bones, etc. Sent hy eg to any part of the Seg — Ym fty Dollars per doxen, or Five re per bottle. : oY, RICHARDS & CO, ts and Chemists, corner Clay and Sansome streess, San Francisco, role agents, to whom all orders muet be addressed. Also agents for the celebrated Spanish Antidote; a preparation warranted to cure Gouorrhe, Gl irritation, Gravel; and all Urinary Derangements. Nelither of tne above gennine without oursi ture across the face of the . a label. : = >. HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED. STOMACH BITTERS. PURE AND POWERFUL TONIC, CORRECTIVE AND ALTERATIVE, © OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY IN DISEASES —OFr THE— — STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. Cures Dyspepsia, Liver’Complaint, Headache, General Debility, Nervousness, Depression orSpirits, Constipation, Colic, Inutermitent Fevers,Cramps and ali pompiainse of either Sex, arising from Bodily Weakness, : Whether inherent, in the system or produced by special causes. Nothing that is not who! me, genial and restorative in ite nature enters into the composition of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTEKS. This pular preparation contains no mineral of any nd,.no deadly botanical element ; no flerce ex~ citant ; but it is a combination of the extracts of rare balsamic herbs and plants w th the purest and mildest-of all diffusive stimulants. : The weak stumach is ey invigorated and the appétite restored by this agreeabie Tonic and hence it works wonilers in case of Dyspepsia and in jess confirmed forms of indigestion. . Acting as a gentle and painless aperient, as well as upon thie liver, it also invariably relieves the constipateneupeneanes by irregular action of the diestive orgabs. a rhe a ‘a of Bilious colic is immediately assuaged by a single dose of the stimulant, by oceasionally resorting to it, the retuen of the complaint may be prevented. Asa Generali Tonic, HOSTETTER’S BITTERS roduce effects which must be xrencet or witnessed before they can_be ful 4 In case of Constitutional Weakness, Decay and Debility and Doweyterr arising from old age, it exervises »n electric influence. Vo es asa delightful invigurant. When all the powers of oe ey e relaxed, it operates to re-infurce and re-establieh them, j being manufactured from sound andi terials, and entirely free from the a clements present more or Jess in all the ordinary toni¢s and stomachics of the day, No medicine has been so universally, and, it may be truly added, Gepervediy popular with the in t ion of ty, as HOSTETTER’s BITTERS. Sold by ali Druguiste, Grdcers and Storekeepere every where No. 59 Broad Street. — Nos. 401, 403 ds 3 7 a t = . iia ‘to relinquish business on Last, but not least, it is the only safestimulant,‘maHOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Agents. ws

ARGE HITE INGs, ys, for ces as of the basing mm imtion, ithout Pn LE, of this pened ds! LLINnets. mimeeptt DAD. . TICKat all te all Trains Train lent. " T, ty and Win8, RNICE 1 Sts, K aA te tees _ReVADA rry} CALIFORNIA. . LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tuk CoNCERT AND FeEsTIVAL.—The ‘eoldred. people’s concert and féstival, held at Temperance Halt; on-Thursday. night, “was a complete success, and a respectable sum of money was realized. . The music by Carter’s Brass Band andthe Nevada Quadrille Band was excellent. The songs and chorusses were also good. The supper was superb and we are sorry that more did not partake of it. Many more than seven baskets full were ‘left untouched — In the hall the tables were decorated with boquets, and we noticed several plates of fruit, such as would have gladdened the Jews who went to spy out the Land of Promise. A large number of “nic-nacs” . were sold at the stands. The “grab-bag” created a great deal of merriment, and we saw ‘a number of old bachelors draw out a hand-full of “baby fixins.”. After the sapper the young folks adjourned to the lower hall for a dance, where they. enjoyed themselves hugely. The exercises were varied, entertaining and amusing, and the colored people deserve credit for their tact in the management of the affair. Dies FOR COUNTERFEITING.~—On Thursday last the children of Mr. Allen, while engaged in play, in the rear of an old cabin, near the Canada Hill mill. found dies which were used for counterfeiting. They were remarkably well executed and were dated 1859. They had the “8” of the San Francisco coin, under theeagle. Thedies were intended for making half dollars, and had probably beén hid behind the stump . where the children: found them, by the parties who used them., The plates were bolted together with three bolts, and had an opening on one side through which-to run the metal they used for counterfeiting. They had not been used for some time, as the bolts were thickly coated with rust. PARDON REVOKED.—A revocation of the pardon of George Taylor, now in the county jail, was received from the Executive Department at the Sheriff's office yes‘terday. George Taylor, alias McKinzie, alias Delacy, was sent from Amador county, in 1863, to the penitentiary, for stage robbery, and was pardoned by Governor Low in July last, the conditions being that he should leave the State before the 10th day of August. He did not comply with the condition, but came to this county.— The officers were satisfied that he was not getting his living by legitimate means and he was arrested. The information which could be obtained was communicated to -the Governor, and the pardon was revoked asabove stated. Taylor will go back to his old quarters and will be likely this time to complete his term. Hiehway RopsBery.—A man was stopped by three highwaymen on Wednésday night, between this city and Gold Flat.— The robbers went through their victim thoroughly and found a “lone” piece of. coin, One of them said: “Boys, we have. found two dollars and a half, all the poor bugger’s got, let him go.” The fellow only had one dime, which the rogues mistook for a two dollar and a half piece. The robbers made 3} cents each, a good night’s work. . ~ TH Exurstrion.—Vanhorn’s paintings will-be exhibited in this city again this evening.. The editor of the Grass Valley Union, who has seen them, says : “They are really worth seeing.” The National says: “Some of them are beautiful, and are wall worthy of being seen. The views » of Ophir Hill mill and the Orphan Asylum are alone worth the price of admission.” THE FEDERAL AsskssMENT.—The Federal assessment of taxes in Nevada county for the year ending June 30th, 1866, according to the statement of J. M. Avery, Federal Assessor, is $166,361 34. This is “large increase upon the tates of last year. 5 : senior CHEAP CLoruine.—8. Haas & Co. offer extraordinary inducements to purchasers of elething, and declare their intention to sell at the very lowest rates, Read their advertisement in today’s paper. anna tn cheeeeEEEEEeE MAcHINERY.—Machinery is soon to be ee « & Ghe Daily \ Transcript, }7 TREMENDOUS DOWNFALL 2! Goods sold at Lower Rates than Ever before in the State of California. ales ? i ° Now is the time to purchase Clothing & pita ET cae % ' BANNER BROTHERS, As they are selling their Enti Stock Wore sees g the re Stock now in thelt Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, awe ~Consisting of— i GENTS’ & B@YS? FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, FURNISHING GoOoDs, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, . . RUBBER CLOTHING, BLANKETS, &c., &e., &e. ; igen FIFTEEN PER CENT LOWER THAN RULING RATES, —AND— 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. Every one that wishes to obtain a good article CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE offered in the county will do well to Call immediately on _BANNER BROTHERS, Nevada, A ugust 31. eseret AMERICAN, . ENGLISH AND FRENCH ww WATCHES, gi FOR SALE BY s W. Cc. BANDOLPH, 4 Nevada, Sept. 7th. MILLINERY. 46 MILL 87.,..GRASS VALLEY. (RS, DOBSON would inform the Ladies of Nevada city and od cinily 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, direct from Paris. Her entire stock of Millinery being the largest, richest and best selected ever offered for saie in Nevada county. ° ‘ NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER, Bonnets and Hats bleached, pressed and altered to the latest shapers. Remem the No. 46 Mil) Street, Grass Valley. aug4 RP. KENT, H** RETURNED TO THE OLD STAND No. 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 Frames made on short notice im the best style., CARPENT WORK, all , done at short notice. ‘ ; ; a25 PAINTS, OILS, TURBPENTINES, RING'S AMBROZILA, wewizaRms o1Lb, 2 AXD ANYTHING ELSE IN MY LINE. For Sale by a oJ) ¥. BUSSENIUS, ° of a Ls #3 so. SPRING & SUMMER CA . . , BR CAMPAIGN 7 CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO, Have now on hand and arriving . ‘AT \ AT THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE KIDD & KNOX BLOCK, 1,000 TONS —or— MERCHANDISE, Of every description to be found in the line of Heavy & Shelf Hardware, a Mining & Mechanics’ Tools, Paints, Flour & Feed, Varnish, Wooden, Willow, Turpentine, Glass & Crockery Oils, Wares, 100 tons Iron and Steel, all sises. 500 kegs Eastern Powder. 2500 feet of Fuse. 150 flasks Quicksilver. 2000 feet Rubber & Leather Belting & Hose. 1000 yards Duck—assorted numbers.

1000 gallons Kerosene. 500 gals. Lard, Neats’ Foot, and Paint Oils. 12000 pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 pounds Sugars, all kinds, 50 chests Teas, Black, Japan, Young Hyson 500 boxes Candles. 500 gallons Stone Jugs and Jars. ee . WINES, LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, Ete. Etc. Which we offer to the Trade at Pricesand upon Terms defying Competition, Our Purchases and Sales are larger than those of any House in the county, and we can; and do Ld “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, i Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge. All Sales guaranteed to give fuil oe a [bender cot muse! . THOURAWOR AGENCY . [To which we might add for the benefit d ‘ Dunder und Blixum ! ostmeeneenenel \ [Old stand of Jesse Wall and his successors. ] “4 A Larger stock of Goods in their line than can be found In any other store in the County, © ‘mounting to something less than a cargo for the Great Eastern and consisting of H rdware,. ‘Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, . . Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, of competitors, BEWARE.) GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS, Of the Choicest Qualities.’ BARLEY, . __WHERAT, ‘BRAN, = SHORTS, &e. &e. On hand and to arrive, : mostly toarrive, 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough For an Ocean Cable and warranted not to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, Which we are selling to the benefit of one Goodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kevosene; Lard and Lubricating Oils, To grease thé gudgeons of the Universe. More Quicksilver than we want at the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, a mountain of them. Teas and Coffees, more kinds than ever known before. A few Cords of Bacon, corn fed; © On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that warranted 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We * buy and sell the best article. 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Rakes, Hoes, -Pitchforks, Sluice verka, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Hope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns a any kind of liquors to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity motto but “fuir dealing. —TO ARKIVE— {When we buy and pay for them.] We consult the tastes of our customers and remember always that it takes two to make a barsain. . 2" Goods delivered at a reasonable distance free of charge. GREGORY & WAITE, HAs ON HAND IN THEIR STORE andjCELLAR, 4 “bers Wili adjust and Wholesale and Retail Druggis never made a sheep’s acquaintance, or no fale. . 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods . P -. convalesent stages of all dideases it o sey et The ‘Home,’ of New York, The “Hartford,” of Hartford, Conn. _ The “Washington,” of New York. The ‘Arctic,» of New York, The “Phenix,” of New York, yea ® the Pavific coast, we shall cease to issue Policies 01 Insurduce on and after this date, The above named Companies have transferred their entire business to the rapes Pacific Insurance Company, OF SAN FRANCISCO. The Bonds deposited with Wells, Fargo & Co— Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand Doilars—will remain on deposit till all obligations under outstanding policies saali have ceased, The subscripay all losses as heretofore.’ Thanking. the public for’ the many favors ‘we have received at their hands, we ask that they will. trausfer their pairohage to the PACIFIC INSUR . ANCE COMPANY, with whom we are now con: netted, ee our customers that their interests’shall be rully guarded and that th y wilt find in the Pacific the same security, promptness and justice that has ever chara cterized the Com“panics with which we have so long been connected. _ é BIGELOW & BROTHER, General Insuranee Agente. -Paciric INSURANCE CoMPANY, SanFrancisco, July 2, 13866. The PacificInsurance Compafiy having arranged with Messrs. Bigelow & Brother for the transter of the business uithe Fire Insurance Companies lately represented by them, is now prepared te offer to ull parties formerly insured by said companies equaily liberal terms and prompt payment of ull losses in Unived States coin, Mr. H. H. Bigelow will be the General Agent for this Company, from this date, sa S , J. HUNT; President. A. J, Ralston, Secretary. # ‘s +—New Agency— PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO. The undersigned heretofore Agent of all the Companies represemted by Messra. Bigelow & Bro, having been appointed Agent of the Pacific Insurance Company, OF SAN FRANCISCO, Will attend to his friends as heretofore and continue to insure against all Fire Risks, payidg all losses prumptly in Gold Coin. . E. F. SPENCE, Fire and Life Insurance Agent. NEVADA CITY. Nevada, July 22, 1866.$100 Reward : 2 ae For an Incurable Case !t 3 Special attention is reepectfully directed to our exclusive manufacture of the celebrated Golden Balsam, a preparation never known to faii in the cure of Syphilis, in all its stages, and used in the French hospitals tor the lust ten years with the greatest success. Fur.obvious reasons, we cannot publish the testimonials of the thousands who have been cured by it, but in the innumerable cases in which it oas been administered we have yet to learn an instance of its failure. GOLDEN BALSAM. No. 1, for first and second 8 , such as ores on the legs or body, sore eyes, &c, Golden Balsam, No. 2tor tertiary, Mercurial or Syphilitic Rheumatism pains in the bones, etc. Sent hy eg to any part of the Seg — Ym fty Dollars per doxen, or Five re per bottle. : oY, RICHARDS & CO, ts and Chemists, corner Clay and Sansome streess, San Francisco, role agents, to whom all orders muet be addressed. Also agents for the celebrated Spanish Antidote; a preparation warranted to cure Gouorrhe, Gl irritation, Gravel; and all Urinary Derangements. Nelither of tne above gennine without oursi ture across the face of the . a label. : = >. HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED. STOMACH BITTERS. PURE AND POWERFUL TONIC, CORRECTIVE AND ALTERATIVE, © OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY IN DISEASES —OFr THE— — STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. Cures Dyspepsia, Liver’Complaint, Headache, General Debility, Nervousness, Depression orSpirits, Constipation, Colic, Inutermitent Fevers,Cramps and ali pompiainse of either Sex, arising from Bodily Weakness, : Whether inherent, in the system or produced by special causes. Nothing that is not who! me, genial and restorative in ite nature enters into the composition of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTEKS. This pular preparation contains no mineral of any nd,.no deadly botanical element ; no flerce ex~ citant ; but it is a combination of the extracts of rare balsamic herbs and plants w th the purest and mildest-of all diffusive stimulants. : The weak stumach is ey invigorated and the appétite restored by this agreeabie Tonic and hence it works wonilers in case of Dyspepsia and in jess confirmed forms of indigestion. . Acting as a gentle and painless aperient, as well as upon thie liver, it also invariably relieves the constipateneupeneanes by irregular action of the diestive orgabs. a rhe a ‘a of Bilious colic is immediately assuaged by a single dose of the stimulant, by oceasionally resorting to it, the retuen of the complaint may be prevented. Asa Generali Tonic, HOSTETTER’S BITTERS roduce effects which must be xrencet or witnessed before they can_be ful 4 In case of Constitutional Weakness, Decay and Debility and Doweyterr arising from old age, it exervises »n electric influence. Vo es asa delightful invigurant. When all the powers of oe ey e relaxed, it operates to re-infurce and re-establieh them, j being manufactured from sound andi terials, and entirely free from the a clements present more or Jess in all the ordinary toni¢s and stomachics of the day, No medicine has been so universally, and, it may be truly added, Gepervediy popular with the in t ion of ty, as HOSTETTER’s BITTERS. Sold by ali Druguiste, Grdcers and Storekeepere every where No. 59 Broad Street. — Nos. 401, 403 ds 3 7 a t = . iia ‘to relinquish business on Last, but not least, it is the only safestimulant,‘maHOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Agents. ws