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Imucrtaot to the Ladies.

Whom female is in trouble or afflicted with dis
ease and requires medical or surgical attend ..sa,
toe enuuiry Iculd be, Where is there n physician
Who is fully competent u a minister relief and
whose re Spect rhlr standing in society recommends
him to the conf ienc Of the community: The d &C
t,r, er,sinlin, how ilai.eru'sely necessary
these requirements are, fees ca ,' upon TO inter
po5e AMI by calling the atteatr'r Il the afflicted
&, the ct that he his been Pr iss5r az tt,s.
srics aai F male D!aeaseS for TSENTV YEtRs an !!
~ fully 1naiied To alnIni,ter in al cases, both
nedi:tlI, aHd sr-gica!!y, not IN i ureTdcil mar
ner bat in as thor ugh . manner a. years"f ssIdy
and Or actice-boh in hospitals AID I,rva'e fTn-
hes-css make. them fran the ii nd, Ofthe
unqualified. interruptions. and designing. There
f,re fan,i- rely upIn him upon IA { Ih5r.
All in affection md III hni one Who can feel
ss,d SIM, THE with AM tefrienl them i'll tr,t,'ile
one in 1h".e secr-Cy the uFri ist cJafilen
bsp, .ceJ Cs.nSul.at an by Letter or Otherwise
EREE. See address below.
THE ceIrbrafed Fer oie Il cdlcs.
G mpniniei iron the pirate prescriptions Of d..
isrity, and correctly viewed (" be Ihe safest
ard surest rem dies for the lain'S far winch
they are applied. The cont unity arcrun% testi-
rnonials of their efficacy deC tred them to De pre-
ssniuently superior to their action.
80 Ia ly -hould be without these Eer'.:ttIng
Agents. None genuine unless procured at tins
oire. Sent By m Ill or Express to any part Of tie
Stafc.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
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~ III. JCsTICE's COURT OF GENOA TOWN
| ship in the county Of Douglas, State OF Ne
vria Before :. L. Tuttle, Justice Of the Peace.
+. Furt!l AMI J. Furth, doing business under the
name and style Of + J. Firth, plaintiffs, asai1st
Frel BricEerIof Defendant.
The State If Nevada sends greeting TO Fred.
Frigge~liof defendant. You are hereby summoned
t. APPEAR before ne, at my o!.ice in Cenoa Town
ship, in the town Of Genoa, county Of Douglas,
de
29!:, day CT O-to!3er. 4. ID. sCS.
II sci eek A. ". TO answer TIE conn laint Of the
above named plaintiffs. who sue - recover the
sum If ~ - due principal and interest on n
pr nisSCry note male hv YOU I Jacobs Bros.
'iIteu April 5rh, 1S5. PAYABLE them order an!
duly end rscl Il sud plaintiff VIII" the owners
holders and e1frrSee= thereof. the same being
n 3y,.l L. in sad Genoa, m part Thereof having
been pail-HGtc on file il my o.ficc--when JUDI
r.ent will be taken against y"u FIR the said
am ra1t, tcGe!her 18th cost, ard damages il You
fail to appear and answer
To he Sheriff arv Constable Of sid Douglas
county. gteeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under u,y hand this Eth day ofse7te-n-
Der. D. 1865.
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500 r E w A RI

THE ABOVE REWARD IS OFFERED
l the
Recovery of the Articles of Clat
Which were STOLEN from tie store If tire t.,
der icned on the uight of W. dnestav, October
H. 1873. JOSEPH kUSENSToCK.
Carson October t. 1873.
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EcDZiCa1EC7a fer Patent.
NOTICE. NO. IL.

Carson Nlv.pA. May 9th,


Cars NCIIT, Nlv.pA. May 9th, IScS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GItEN THAT JOHN
u T. WiIlia ms, liam B..luwcil. Joseph Cum
hro~, James /. Titus, ]. b. Barnwcl. Benz
wi /, i.f. t;eo. VI. Cra.pe. !. b Winter, Mat.
Chcs-er Las his day tied il his Office di grTln,
roget er with a Mott IF An l'Catuu for iatcut
from the United States rEd-r Set Of Cunc-eSs ar-
prnvet July -. 1st6 tyr Two Thousand feet ui
iost Cause Lode. ami known th- Lost tarsr
c aim. in t"c " eiita Mining DistIiet. Douglas
County, EeTail: Commencing at :. post M. l. the
5. W. Cpr7rer, rEnt in, thence :, 1870 so " $50
feet 10 sta'i IL No 2; thence 100 80 " 100 feet
to station Ne. 5 : ths nee y 49, 30 " 100 feet t.
station No. ! t;tencc y nc 80 leo feet 10 sta
ton No :, theme. y ICE 80 1850 feet t. station
No. :: thence .Oo 80 + I40 feet 10 station No : :
thence : ~ 81 COCO feet 10 station No. S :
tIeacr : 10 80 West I41 feet u place Of begin
ming, c nrain.n@ $ X and l5-l00 acres. Be iring>
from true n.e.ii!an MAJ. var. 100 So z.
WARREN 7. LOCkHART,
rG~H7t91 Register.
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Sc nISAL WEAKNESS.

The young III N Who experiences tina. growing
weak ness ia his I'.,r an mental org niz ,tUr.
shou id stop to nsider whence It AZ i-rS. lie viii
iiad in tn .kuei5 ot til .blcl enlhng Of the
limbs dis rlicrc ci- ,iUn UnjtCCouatti.e failing
Of the ,yver. Il - MIND. stI~te ur s,irtv arraI
of i'm peii,ng II .Ssr. fJr.b riinsS t evil sleep.
LsssueS, II ustG is v:uu| dreams. "Ccol,t,
i,i b. grown, ...-s---N - nj ni;lscliar = wer,
and nu uoro15 90. ~ .. g. -e Of di>rs snikatiun,
fae positive traces ui jerrib!e am! de>-
e-uctive OF all 'i-eases sc a..al .eakness-waSting
as+Y his power de trryiny his hope # f,- IA
manic d ami dragging lin along the broken
p,th of his existence, toward = prcliarrre ana
i,H;hShlIa grave. 7 Kim who fia- his If dri!,-
lag out in the i-ch re If the yit,l principle Of
exi,teu e. in nocturnal and diurual eilis,i NJ Il2
more cess It of the causes Of is aupt,' ancc
brings assurance OF relief.
Marriage t!i:tE hoy ue!cs, the sate--uaT,. and
cure but al,lS to his .sery in I'll kn,wi-ige Of
piues, victim of his ey IT, ar'! an innocent COM
ranion OF his punsh,u mt. He aids - his nl.Sary
aud iii der uutIl hope caves him. There is M
rsscus exccp. in proper and skil.ll treatment -
Consult thea, AZ once physician when long 1rac
lice and careful research has male him thoroughly
e,uvers mt with every phase of the Sc Use. hose
who have ,cu:Ie the victims Of setIrv VICES tn
ires dfu fascinating and lie ,tructao hi'ii. which
fills thousands Of sick rooms with paEa!y;.> and
eensumptves. and hundreds Of uatinr!y graves
Win its misguided victims. should coI-u: without
moments delay one who Will simpatsze with |
their sui .rings ,such the Doctor woud especial
ly Recommend him elf, s!vn, TO each aid all |!
guarantees Of a PERI ct and Permanent Cure /
with ut II in trance from Business, Change Of uir |
or Fear OF Exposure
Dc not forget TIE address. See below: |
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r.. Greatest Discovery Of has or any otisr 4J'
P-entive Powders for Il arried Ladies.

f.eSe powders will be fund Of essential vi!ue
ehse whose maln: health, or other crCunstan
evS d., not permit them to increase the number of
their family wit rOt inr"iivenen"e 81 fcr,ns AMI
perh risk of life This preparation = new, safe
isfsil e. convenient and simple, aIti ctun't H.
no privileges, but gives >trc--ti' and r-or. VI 1t"
ally c,n ii'rei it is # the him utility, and sr@
t iaed by the soua,I--t PRINCIPLES pru!cn ali
virtue T!l-ir usa >hpult I've av il led at ce-ian
tfInes Prize SO a b,x Sent I" any part uf the
c a.t parf-ctly safe from su-pici"n.
Remit the amount nv Mail or fxprcs- addressed
{, BENZ + JO-EELYN. NJ. ID
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II + O II G II 1un ar.
Or. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

Or. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
These iI ara now l. kr ''yl.dge nv ri!e Ne IL
raj Fraternity TO b the only safe mild and ELI
e.ci .us remedy 20 be dePenl- on in l'a- aiin-
cAso5o sippreSsen. irregulirity, stnppin., a.
tl,s fiucti n of n,tu'o. the neg e of which j.
f!is ct slh dc. 'l'ra!i, eff The female
franz. In n ct<, ii VI Il these Pill be kr.,.
whom the rarirnt hls r-as n t,b 'i'e,e slI is
pycIs TIE. Price -. Re,uit the 'Int s',-4Y-
use Gu RED Ar EbIE.
Patients r.s.i.a in any r1rt of tho state how
di5s,nt. ~ gre Ur!cai aiv c. 81
f@lr respective eases. snl VIII think proper S
n,'t written statement Of sIc'i in prefer enc, I"
hpl linz pers int rTiev Assure! til Their
s,1m rnicatiuHg vii be he'd mast sn"rrd.
All latte an money mus b. Rd lresscd
BENZ T. ,SSHLYS ". D., Tstalnr
$50 W.lslin rtun street.
$40. San Francisco, Cal
oc25-f
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT USDEH
! = and by virtue of a writ of execution issnec
| out of, and under the seal Of tn. District Cour;
First Judicial Di- tict. in and for the County of
St'rey, state of New ada, judgment rendered
| in the said Court tie Eth d.y Of Noyeu!b Der
4. d. ISIS. in favor of The Y, low Jacket Silver
| Mining Company and against The Proprie'ors al!
The Mexican Ait.l for the of Sl2 iii .5.lGn
with Interest The at the rate Of per cert
! per ai,nun from Nov. rlCr lth, 1865, until paid
and uing cost. ind to ne, as such h, rf d.
rect ed and de iyrrtd- C"mEanG!n: lie to s1tisf,
sad juIgiut ut our Of the property # the .air!
Ind, nlert Debtor, The p,orrietrIs Of Tie Mexican
vi il sait c. uutv, CInSi V.
III compliance with rail writ, have Levied
rp"n. sized aud taken in cX,Cu;i n and Will eH
y t. lie AZ Pub ic aucti, 1t, nt the Court lo,s~
door of trmSt'y c"uEt5. Ntv,dl, ia tie town ii
Car-un City. On
" ceEnesGay the 10th day oc Geccm.
Der, A. ID. ISGS,
at enc o'crcls P. NJ, all the right tile ir-cre,i
tnre aud q i'm Of the said ju,sn'ent debtor 1hs
rrrrer'is Of tie MtNcan Nil, which they had
g 18th day Of November. l>t>, when said
jurlGn est WIS roCfeteI or win, Ii they have sine
acquired Of in nrd ro tie I'll owing described pro
perry and lr rlses situate. lying and berg i'll tie
County t orH~by. Stat- II Nevada, II WI
ross r. Cl !n entire. Ia that certain piece c.
"rcei Of ti containing al out | u icIes, iuclose
!y icpCP. situated ~ or near. tlr town OF fmpuo
.ty side uurtv. and ccr:n en- known AID cails'i
the NeNic Nil Lot, toEe Ter with Ike Mexican
il nat liurry. brick dwtlIuV. End q other i'm
Placements. aprurtenance>. tencn eTt- and here
s'itnr.CCtS tutIe thereon ur iu Any ar'ntI PER
ta'Iir to said Mil property; as'. al the right.
t.tie. interest. estate and claim Of lie sid iudr-
mel tlt ~ The lrntrlctols # u NtNiCHn Mill.
being rrdiyi ed two-ti IDS = tl,-e"f) #, in
nj 10 th"~r Cer'ajn itccs I5ICrl~ or Tracts %
land, confirming 92J acr,-. sittat n.y. ~ what 10
.en,l ailN lrn"n rhr Neyic /. MI r.tth, On thu
wet ,ije Of Cas"n Hivrr. and rlere srt crlerly
'rsc ibed as follows, 10 wit: The ' I. = and
the y y &C The S.E. ard HE =. 4 Cf tho
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1-o7TcE l. HcRE3T GWEN THAT UvnER

1-OTTC= L HEREBY GWEN THAT T,-nER
~ AMI nv virtue Of four ~ Executions issued
| ont Of The District Court FIR CrnlSby County, in
favor of the STAG of Nevada. and against F. II.
Clayton, FIR State and comfy taxes, upon jnig-
ments render ed in aid Court. ~ follows: On tla
: tn day Of December. A. D. 1867. r. the taxes
for the fiscal year Of 1854. for 1888 50. AID $50 81
costs Of suit and accruirC cost; the day.
for the taxes Of 1865. for sia, and $40 IS costs cf
>uit and aCCruinc cost: On the same day for the
taxes OF $50. for -f0 ~, and Al co casts Of suit
aud accrung cost: thu last Of said judgments e.
Ing rendered on the 1@th d " # April. A. D, ISIS
for the taxes Of 1867. for S55+ g. and 81 10 cots
of suit AMI acCrning costs together it'll interest
on tie sum # So p from said 10ih Of April.
1873, at the rate Of ten per cent. Per annum Il
paid. making in the aggregate the sum Of Sl.1lf 92.
with acrIuiHC costs and interest aforesaid. less
the sum Of $40 90 paid hy Gcfcndsnt thereon.
have levied upon and taken in execution all the
right. title interest, estate ard claim If the ssid
defendant ?. II. CLAYTON Of in and II the proper
ty hereinafter described and will. the
9:h day Of May. L. y. 1858.
between the hours of Q O'Clock A. AID oc'ocli
p. ~. t. vi I: at l o'clock NJ. in front Of llIe
Court House door Of Grnl>hv County. in Carson
City. sell at publ auctiOn FIR ca-h in the manner
provided ty law. all tie interest 81 sid Defendant:
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~ .C,uhDANCE WITH A CUSTOM INAC0-
l urated by the for-f.thers Of American Ci,iiss-
ton. and in conf rnity with fToclamati, n b.
sued by the President Of he United Srai-s, ],
hereby apr Cinr AMI Sc. apart, day If PUBLIC
TnANksGINING AND PRAYER.
Thursday, the Goth dry CT Novem-
Der A. u. ISCS:
Ard DO hereby earnestly recommend to the
people Of this favored tom onWealth. that upon
that dy in the clur ches, at the family altar. and
in the social circle We each and all in humbleness
If heart and with full sense Of cur dependence
upon Him who is the eiver Of every good and per-
rect yifr rs with one accord lift up cur voices in
words and tones of ihankfulness for the many nd
long cortinurd dressings W hiCh haze been shower
ed upon us by His tenefcert hand
The causes for our graft ude - God are mani
fold:
We have lived to see this Nation saved from il
enemies ; and have been blessed with the barb
irger of Peace.
Our eyes have been given t. behold the GLAD
signs of coming p' litica trarquiify thr, uehout
the l;ngth and breadth Of tins too long agitated
land.
Through that benign Providence which permits
the rain IN dc+CeId upon the just and the urj ukl
have been blessed with plentiful hGrvests.
The steady deve"rement If tie cid and the
discovery OF Ile new ines have added TO
IT 81 errty ami given US encom aging assurances
for the future.
III rpon either hand pcs:lence and disaster
';hfe i"litn upon tiic Ie' ptt- w. VI -NfNadS
have been mercifully exempted fronl such dis
tres full ,isitatuns.
= bile offering to the Thr Of Grace our hum
He acEroN Judgements # tEese nierCiul disYenss
TORS le' not forget to a k. in 1ife spirit. th'b
they be rolor red to u, to the Nation ard to tfs
orid Trusting and beleyiI e tlist our best hops
and largsst assurance lies i'll the Ami- lty hand az
Ilir, who uleth the nations
An = let remember III" paor. the 81, and the
urf rtnutr. aud Il" Mat lie. within power
t. alleviate their poverty suif.ings ard distress,
80 In witness whereof have hereuI to ses
l.. s. nv hand and caused to be affixed tbs
49,. Great Seal Of the Stat # Nevada. Done
at Car .Un City, rh I'll. I'D dav Of Oct her A. \
lSCS. JAMES ?. SiIHGFELAND,
Acting Governor Of Nevada
Attest:
C. N. NorEwAH-.
Secretary Of Slate. ocN-A
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JAMS : stIsIFEIA<H AtIl&G GOV =
l. fENpE If Il.r STATE Of Nevada do, hereby
- Cl,j-u =, q we. r.f:c. il,r ,.r>.t.1 T1E,r,x
viii h.. held IN he STATE Of Et,al.. IL, TUESDAY
mkt after The first Mona, in N,rer her. . =.
le6c in acc,r.!4n,e with the i,N i.,lH- and re-
c-lirr7 er.t,,f the Constitute: ard Laws If thu
limited states Al Il The state # Nr,aH4 IL. wit.
On iucsIny the Sd ia; CT, oy<m.
EerAr.ISGE
That said General tltcti.u VIII lie held ana
= L. or,cl Ell at sr,h rl,Ces a. ,l;,I iqy. be-,
ir-aIry de- r,,at,i f,rtetu,ttse Il e..otirc the
.e.l!nwin Ulcers. rr-vit:
IIrrr T.. i,'efItiil flrctors: Gre c uc-essrngr
one Ju-tce # the SurrcYae olr ttr a fall tenn
one Justice # the lr.rle Court for III. re.
mai der If .tercrni II the lafe l,.,tre. U,n.C
NJ Iirosrran deceased: Cu- Srrvevor General for
the rCrlrirder 1T the ttrm being now filled by
Hon. s II Narlet-r: ard he STATE Printer
Also tie f,lfov ing State Seuet.1s t0-pi-.
Tvofr Storey County. one fcr Ia,,-.r Conn
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FROM

New YoRK, November 2O.-The Her
AIDS Havana special learns from rerolu-
tionary sources, that Colonel Cespadez,
acting as Provisional President in the
absence of Colonel Aquillars, has is.
sued q decree ordering all citizens be-
tween the ages Of Is and 40 to be en-
rolled for active service, under penalty
Of being branded as enemies. Native
persons between 40 and so must do home
guard duty.
The latest news by telegraph, re-
ceiyed from Puerto Principe, announces
that the Government troops, who were
besieged with the Governor in a con-
vent, had surrendered to the insurgents.
At Jilorn the insurgents whipped the
troops.
HAVANA, November 20.-The follow
ing intelligence has been received from
Port-au-Prince After the bombardment
of Jeremia Post, Salnave bombarded
for Eve hours the town of Mosque, but
was finally repulsed, and many of his
pickets on the shore surrendered to the
reyolutionists. All the foreign Consuls
had been notified by Salnave that hc in.
tended shortly to attack the town Of
Jacmel and St. Marks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-21

THa Humboldt Medical Archives men
lions several cases Of tstanus (vulgarly
called the lockjaw) which had been sue
cessfully treated BY a local application
of eloroform to the entire spinal column
BY means Of . cloth saturated with it,
and evaporation prevented BY covering
the cloth with oiled silk. The applica-
ton was made just at the approach Of
. paro1ysm. Asa result of the applica-
ton the paro1ysm was arertsd, and the
patient fell into q calm and natural
sleep. On feeling a returning paroIysn
the Same application was made, and the
paroIysm again arerted. For forty
eight hours the occasionally threaten
ing tstanic symptoms yielded immedi-
ately to the application of ~ehloroform,
and the subsequent eonraleseencs was
very rapid.
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WHO'LL BE GoAT?-During the late
war, o soldier in one Of the New York
regiments who was homo on a furlsugh
visited New York city for the first time
in his life, and was making the most OF
tho limited ~sojourn in the great metrop-
oils. Going up n of the by-streets
one night, after paying homage to Bac-
chus during the day, he fell in with q
crowd Of people on their way to church.
In this state Of insbriation he very nat
urally went with the crowd into the
church, thinking it . theatre, and con-
graduating himself on getting in with
out having to pay the usual fee, he
a~nxiously waited for the curtain to rise.
By and by the performances commenced,
and what impression they made upon
the mind Of the soldier is not we'll
known nor much to the purpose, until
the sable exhorter gave uttsrsace to the
following demand "My bruddren, in
dat last great day, when de trump OBJ dc
Lord shall blow an dc sheep shell 60 to
de right an do goats to do left, who
wants to be do goat?" Afsr q pause,
he said again, raising his voice, " say,
who'll be dc goat?" A long pause fol-
lowed, whom be said, in . still louder
tone, who'll be de goat?" The SOL
der, supposiug the performance de-
laysd for . person to represent a goat in
some play, exclaimed, "Look here, old
fellew, rather than to have this thing
play out, I'll DO o goat"
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OF AN ACTRESS.
The st. Louis Democrat relates that Mr..
Alphons Won Zerboni recently came to
that city from New York with his wife,
to fill an engagement at the Apollo
Thsater. About three weeks ago Mr..
Zarboni died. His widow was intensely
grieved at her loss, and resolved to join
him in the other world. A benefit was
given her at the Apollo, which was
largely attended, and she Melted some
$500. This money she used in prepar-
ing for her exit from the scenes Of life.
She purchased q tombstone for herself,
and one for her husband procured her
grave clothes, and wrote directions
about her funeral and the disposition to
be made of her effects. She had a large
portrait of her husband, which she dec
GRATED with Grape and flowers, and sent
photographs Of him to many Of her
scquaintances in the city. To a,rsport-
or who had written favorably of the de-
ceased, she sent a lengthy letter Of
thanks. She fixed on the anniversary
OF her betrothal as the fitting time for
the execution Of her tragic purpose, and
when the day arrived took prussic acid
and died.
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A TOUCHING Love SroRY.-At the
mature age Of fourteen had become a
being of dark imaginings, on whom the
freshness Of the heart had long ceased
to fall like dew, In consequence Of my
entertaining a fruitless passion for a
charming cousin of mine, who was only
seven years and a half older than my
self. One fine September morning,
when l was about to return to school, |
came to the fatal determination Of de-
claring my passion ; and, with that
view, ran her to earth in a summer
house, which overlooked the lake in her
fathers grounds. I rushed in, and fell
on my knees before her, II remember, to
this day, how the FIR cones with which
the place was paved hurt Them and
blurted out my love in an incoherent
speech, which may have lasted three
minutes or t~hree-quarters Of an hour,
as far as I am ablo to state at this dis
tant period. l love to think Of her now,
with q moderate amount Of gratitude,
because she did not laugh but helping
me up, and kissing me on the forehead,
she said 4: " Poor dear boy, and so you
are going back to Winchester, are your
Mind you nre good at your lessons.
Don't get logged, which would griere
me very much ; and here's half a soyer-
eign for you, and-and l think you had
better not keep the carriage waiting"
To this day I cannot help thinking that
it must have been excess Of emotion
which caused me to run away Us hard
as ever l could, with the coin safely
slowed away 10 my waistcoat pocket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-21

FEMALE SuFrRAaE.-At an election
ON the Sd Of this month, in Newark,
New Jersey, Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell
and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Blackwell,
presented themselves at the polls and
attsmptsd+o vote, but the officers refused
to receive their tickets. This is not the
way in which the women were treated
in New Jersey in tho olden time, when
all taxpayers, whether msle or female,
were entitled to vote for school directors
and all officers having control Of public
money. The different parties then sent
Jersey wagons for the convenience Of
the female voters, and made use Of the
solicitations that are now employed to
influence the votes Of the males.
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ouARRrL1yo,-If ANYTHING in th

QuARRrLISa.-If anything in tho
world will make a man feel badly, ex-
cept pincbing his fingers in the crack OF
a door, it is unquestiouably a quarrel.
No man ever fails to think less Of him
self than he did before. 1t degrades
him in the eyes Of others, and what is
worse, blunts his sensibilities on one
hand, and increases the power of pas
sionate irritsbility on the other. Tho
truth 10, the more peaceably and quietly
We get on, the better for our neighbors.
In nine cases out Of ten, the better
course is, if q man cheats you, cease to
deal with him /; if he is abusive, quit his
company !; and If he ISLANDERS you, take
care that nobody will believe him. No
who he is or how he misuses
you, the wisest way is to let him alone ;
for there is nothing better than this
cool, calm and quiet way Of dealing
with the wrongs we meet with.
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GRASr.-The tool of nc party, the
slave Of NO sel6shness, the victim Of no
intrigue, ~sagacious, independent, i'm
partial and loyal to the deepest core of
his great heart, he will be the President
Of the United States, and his enemies
will learn to bless the day that saved
them from the curse of Horatio Sey-
mour and gave them such a ruler as
Ulysses S. Grant. Hail to Ulysses S.
Grant, The honors that crowd upon
him he has fairly won. The Office which
he il to adorn he has never sought. In
the plenituds of their grateful hearts,
and the majesty Of their resistless will,
the People of all People, the Nation of
all Nations, have made Grant their
President.