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SEMINAL S..

Tina Young man who experiences that growing
weakness in his muscular aud mental org ,uiZ ,tion
.houId stop to consider whence it arises. He will
fad in the we ,knc5s Of the back, trembling of the
limbs dis rdered digestion, unaccountible failing
Of the powers the mind distaste for society dread
of i,npeuiiug trouble, turebolings If evil, sleep
l,..ae,s troubled and laciviouS dreams, accompan
led by growing deafness, loss Of muscular power
and nuGiorous other symptoms of disorg inizatiol,
t.uctive of all diseases Seminal Misunderstanding
AWAY his powers, destroying his hope of life AID
m,nho d. and dragging hun along the broken
parh of his existence, toward 4 premature and
i,athsome grave. t. him who finds his life drib
ling out in the di-ch rye If the vital principle Of
existence in nocturnal aud diurnal emissions, the
mare cessation of the causes Of its appearance
brings no assurance Of relief.
Marriage that holy office, the safeguard and
h ,,. Of m tniio1l brings to such one no hope vi
rurs but adds 20 his misery in the knowledge Of
,ine,, is victim Of his evil, and an innocent con
RAMON OF his punishment. He adds to his misery
AID d ,order until hope leaves him. There is no
rescue except in proper and skilful treatment -
e. INSULT then, at physician when long prac-
ca and careful research has made him thoroughly
c,uyersant with every phase of the disease. hose
VIII, have become the victims of seiitory vices TINT
dreadful fascinating and de.tructabl- h.tit, which
fl, thousands of SICK rooms with paralytics and
CONSERVATIVES and hundreds Of untimely graves
vita its misguided victims, should consult without
q moments DELAY. one who will siEpathize with
their su fferings such the Doctor would especial
Guarantees Of a Perfect and Permanent Cure,
with nut IIinir.ncc from Business, Change oI Diet,
or Fear of Exposure
n, not f,rprt the address. See below:
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE STATE
BOARD OF EXAMINERS UPON THE
CONDITION OF THE STATE TREAS
TRY

cTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF ORMSDY.
| - Ssh. q. Bla,del and c. N. No:eware,
| being first duly sworn. each says for himself
| tina, he is a member of tn, Bard Of Examiners
| of the State Of Nevada; hat he did on the 18TH
| dav of October, A. d 1865, count the money In
the Treasury of said State, and that there was
at tile. County of urmst,y in said State Treasury
the sum OF So go 60 in currency, aud SOL 10 IN
gold and silver coin, making the total amount In
the Treasury at said county So 2t3 40 We fur-
Their swear that We are informed by Henry A :
khta,,!es Treasures Clerk, that of the States
r,oaey there is on deposit in the Bank'f Caiifor-
MIA at Virginia City, Nevada, the sum ct ;! ~ W
currency.
Making currency on hand and reportedss, 700 %
O., ON b.n;l ...... sol Is
To al on hand and reported.........-s,,5V 1 10
II. C. BLASbEb,
c. n. NOTENAkE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
Of October A. D. 1S6S.
CHARLES MARTIN.
Notary Public, 0rmsby Co., Nevada.
true copy. ,,,
Secretary of the Board Of Examiners.
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH A CUSTOM IHAuG-
/ uratei by the forefathers of American CiviliHa-
ton, and in conformity with froClanatit II p.
sued by the President Of the United states, I.
the Acting Governor Of the State Of Nevada. do
hereby apront AMI sci apart, as day Ct fUBLIC
THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER.
Thursday. the 26th day of NOvem-
Der 4. u. 1865:
And I do hereby earnestly recommend to the
people Of this favored tom ronwealth, that upon
that day in the churches, at the family altar and
in the social circle. each and all, in humbleness
Of heart and with full sense Of our dependence
upon Him who is the eiver of every good and per-
tect gift with accord. lift up our voices in
words and tones of thankfulness for the many end
long continued blessings which have been shower
ed upon US by His benefCent hand.
The causes for our gratitude to God are mani
fold:
We have lived to see this Nation saved from lis
enemies E; and have been blessed with the harS-
niger of Peace.
Our ewes have been given to behold the glad
signs of coming political tranquility thr uehout
the length and breadth Of this too loflS asisatec
land.
Through that benign Providence which permits
the rain to descend upen the just and tic unjust,
we have been blessed with plentiful harvests.
The steady development Of TIE old and the
discovery of the new n ines have added to our
prosperity, and given us encouraging assurances
for the future.
While upon either hand pestilence and disaster
have fallen upon the people, we. OF Nevada
have been mercifuly exempted from such CTS
Il es>ful visitations.
While Offering to the Throne Of Grace orr hum
bic ack nowledsements Of these merciful dispense
tons. let not forget to ask. in ike spirit mar
they be prolonged to US, to the Nation ard to tho
World trusting and believing that our best hope
and largest lies in the Almighty hand Of
Him who ruleth the nations.
And let us remember the poor. the sick and tie
unf 1tunate, and do what lies within our power
to alleviate their poverty, sufferinss and distress,
-. In witness whereof have hsIeunto set
l. s. my hand and caused to be affixed the
~ Great Seal eff the State Of Nevada. Done
at Carson CITY, III the 23d dav Of October A. b
lSCS JAMES s. SUNDERLAND,
Acting Governor Of Nevada.
Attest {:
c. n. NorEwARE,
Secretary OF Slate. oc24-to
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sHERIFF,S SALE.
ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
| Y and by virtue of a writ of execution. Issued
out Of and under the seal Of, the District Court,
First Judicial District, in and for the County Of
Storey, State of Nevada, on a Judgment rendered
in the said Court the Eth day of November
Mining Company and against Tie Propyietors Of
the Mexican Mil, for the sum of Si2,514 15-1O0,
with interest there at the rate Of ten per cent.
per arnum from Nov. mber Eth, l$tS, until paid,
and accrung costs, and to me- as such sh'rif, dI-
rect ed and delivered. commanding me TO satisfy
said Judgment ont of the property OF the said
Judgment debtor, The Proprietors If the Mexican
Nj l. in said County of Ormsly.
In compliance with said writ. I have levi II
upon. seized aud taken in eNeeuti II and will ca
pose to sale at pub ic auction, at the Court House
door of ornIsty county, Nevada, in the town "
CITY
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CTATE OF NEVADA. IN THE JUSTICES
= Court, Empire Township, in and for the
County of Ornsby. The State of Nevada sends
greeting to jams Dewitt and W. Dunham fon
hereby summoned to appear before me al III!
office in the Township of Empire, in the County OF
ormsby, on the
10th day of February, A. ID. 1865.
at 10 e'cluck A. N. 10 answer unto the complaint
Of Henry Bunlap, who sues you to recover The
sam of S166 So. alleged to he due for work per-
formed for defendants, will more fully appear
by account file in this office, when Judg-
nent will be tax against for the said amount,
together with costs and damages, if you tail to
appear aud answer.
10 the sheriff or any Constable Of the said
county greeting: Make legal service and due re-
turn hereof.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day of Decem-
her, A. d 1867.
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w edne sday the 10th day of Deem
Der, A. ID. 1865,


at one o'clock P NJ. all the right, title, interest
e-tafe and cl lin Of the said judgment debtor. Tie
Pr, Irietrrs Of the Mexican Mil, which They hal
On he Eth day OF November. 1>Gs, when said
Judgment was Gucketei or which they have since
acquired Of in aud To the fol owing described pro-
pertv and premises situate. lying and being in the
County If orni>by State If Nevada, to wit
PussrsScry claim, entire to that certain piece or
,arcel Of land containing about II acres, nclosed
hv fence. situated in near, the town OF fmrIs
CITY saidC ounty. and commonly knownalid called
the Mexican Mill Lot, toge'he with the Mexican
Mil machinery, brick dwelling, and all other Ini-
pr,,vements, appuTtenanCes. ttnenent- and here
ditaments situate thereon or III any manner per
tanning said Mil property: also. all the liG!''
title interest. estate and claim Of the said Jucc
melt debtor The TroIreturs Of the Mexican Mi
beng an undivided tw is a thereof +, II
and to those certain pieces parcels or tia''t'ct
land containing go aCr-s. stu+t' d along " hat -
gem rally snewn the Mexic~n Mil Ditch, on the
west side Of Carson kiver. and more particularly
dcscI ibed follows 10 Wit: The T. - aho
the n y Of the :. +. =, and the n = # the
= w :. and the ; u Of the Wv. OF Secth n
Number Is &: also. the ". Of tile y. f. II and
the Sc. Il of he W. i. and the y. r.. u OF
the ;. i II the :. Il Of Section Numbsr Y {:
also. tie \. W. /. oftLe Nv. =, and the s y of
the y. W. an. the F.. Of tie : W. of Sec
ton Number ~ also, the y T.. i Of the y f. =
of Secti. Number p. all in Township Number
Is y If r. Il E.. NJ, unit atlo Meridian, and in
said Crnshy county together with Ike two
thirds interest, in and /" the water Itch, dam,
water rights ard privileges and all oil ct improve
nents used and claimed Icy the said Judgment
debtor for the benefit of the said Mexican Mil.
" III he sold aforesaid. much Thereof as " Ii
satisfy said Judgment, interrst and costs
T. j EDWARDS,
Sheriff. Ornr>by county, Ne ada
Carson. November .. lSbs. nZi-fi
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No LAZY sh''ild be without these Eenovaflng
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Sheriff. Ornr>by county, Ne ada
Carson November p lsGS. n2I-ti

I JAMES :. SiJNtEKLANH- At ~ ~ "pN -
/. ERNpK Of III. >iafc of Nevada do hereby
lr, claim and give I,- ~ that a GENIAL TLECTIoS
will be held i'll tie Nevada II the Iuesdhy
next after the fir IF -l-r IA November, A. =.
ls6S, in accordance I.. ..' '.TuHI>ioH- anu re-
Guire,reiits If the C..nsrl,.. Laws II the
United States ard the Stat" Of "- to-wit
On Tuesday, the Sd day OF Novem-
Der A. ID. 1SGs.
That said General EltCtiuu will be ED, AMI
polls oIelei at such places as shall have h. sn
legally designated for the purpose Of e,ctlHg tbs
follow ing Officers to- wit:
Three Presidential Electors: one c. nEressman,
one Justice # the supreme Court for full term,
one Justice Of the SUP r-me Court, for the re-
mander Of n e tenn ef the late Justice, Hun C.
VI. Brosnan. deceased one Surveyor General, for
The remainder nf the term being now filled ly
Hon III Marette: and ne State Printer.
Also. tie following State Senators. to-wit
Two for Storey County; one for Lancer Coun-
ty for Nye County one for Lincoln County;
one for E>meraIda C. unity me fer Wa.h"e Coun-
ty: one for Lyon County, one for uunl-o!dt
County and one for Ormshy County.
Also the following Members Of the Assembly
to-wit:
Twelve for Storey County: ur fr Lander
County two for Nye County; ole for Lincoln
County: four for tsmeral' a County; two for
Douglas County three f. Washoe County; thrco
for Lyon County thee for Humboldt County;
three for o nlsLy County and two FIR Churchill
County.
Ais. for zach organizcd County in this State:
One Sheriff, County Clerk. Comfy Recorder,
County Treasurer. County Ass, ssoF. District At
rorrey. Public AdnIiTi>t ratur. County ~. veyor,
and County Superintendent # Public schools,
each: three County Commissioners in each Gun
Nv except Storey and IN that County i've County
Commissioners; and in Lincoln tOnnty-ths
Ninth Judicial nistrict-one District Judge. Il
hold flee for and during the two years &t after
the first Monday in January. A. r. l7tt,
Also, in each City, Township and Precinct, as
MANY Justices of the reaCe ana tousts.i IS As are
required and provided for by law-aud u legal
action of tie respective Boards If CJuL - Com
mis-i0ners.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
4"SSmy hand. and caused To lee affixed the
Great Seal If the State Of Nevada Done
At Carson City. rhi- The 2lst day of October A. D.
1865 JAMES :. SLINGERLAND,
Acting Governor OF Nevada
Attest:
C. " NoTEwARE,
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
DR.. j. c. YOUNG, In 1850.
No Cure. No Pay.
Consultation iy letter otherwise, FREE.
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THIS CELEBR
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the M .st ce.ebra years, and has became one Of
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pI.cs il Il, mber actually received and cure l.
very mr., poins of number of patients among the
II, of the world an! the success OF its treat
e second to nome
Private DISEASES
:, Ta,es ai,t he Ifs,.-~ trtlles are the great
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system AMI gradually undermine and destroy it
,i.y drive the bl om from the cheek, the iustre
f-,iu the eye, the strength and vi.or from the
+ sne they give puny an diseased offspring, and
POISON through successive generations, the race of
maj The marks can be seen in Scrofnla. Con
sumption, Cuppes, the Id otic, the Parastic, the
Insane
There is no more terrible scourge to the human
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treating to the blood. holt the aiiiiC
ted the sword of destruction that is liable at any
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earthly hopes.
NERCUnG, recnC1 Zed as the most FATAL
MEDICAL ENEMY man, combining with the
yenerial doubles his dangers Those who have
been treated with that pernicious MINERAL Pol
SON, are N 1t cured !; the disease Ii as only assumed
a new form,
pJNOrBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison to crawl through the sys-
tim eatn, its way into the tissues and organs
beneath he apparently smooth surface. To burst
out in the future with yirulence that will battle
the effects of me iicine. When Perfect CURES can
BE- obtained by consulting physician whom long
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If Diseases .: the UNNART ORGANS, enable 10
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In all Diseases entrusted to the Dctor care:
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Ia all Gases Cures Guaranteed.
Ia Syphilis and its a juncts, Goanorrhna and
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n Syphilis and its aljurcts, Gonnorrhna and
a,c,mosny wing diseases; all Disorders Of the Biad-
dor, kidneys and postIte; Siminal Weakness;
Diseases OF the Heart and Lungs; Dyspepsia; lnoi-
r-,ttou Imp ,teucy: incpent Consumption. and
Al Diseases of the unary organs in either sex,
aivays warrant ed or NO PAY required.
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F0RTIETH CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
III EepAY, JulYr

Mr. Trumbull called up the bill author zine
the J0sticss of The Suprsme Court under err
tah eircums ances, to call in the services ot
DisIlct Judges from their own district, but re-
praitng the clause Of former acts which allo vs
extra compensation to the District Judg IS
therefore, which was debated at inside rabls
length
The amendment Of Mr.. williams was ther
rejected, and the bill was passed
The Tax Bill was then proceeded wi b.
HORSE OF REPREsEyTATvEs.-Mr Stevens
(Pa,) r'sang to question of privilege, said he
desired to offer q resolution TO appoint a com.
miuse 10 prepare articles for the further i'm
peachnent OF Andrew Johnson Re had mr..
pared an amount of testimony and a .neech
ont would not now ask to have il read, nor
time. " ~
MT. Beck tKyJ suggested that the article.
The Clerk therefore read them
MI stevens then SAID he did not feel able IN
sP+ak himself but would ask his friend M r
AcPnerson, CLERK Of the House,) TO read some
salAs hr had prepared upon the subject.
aver the reading had progressed some time.
Gnu none appearing 70 be paying mnch ate :
non MI. Stevens said he would not ask to
leave to print
he then moved II pos tpone the further con .
next.
Dir. Holman Qndl moved to Law the rssolu.
tIons on The table
Mr.. Stevens modified his motion 10 postpone
until Monday week. and Mr. Holman, ut the
request OF the democratic members. vIthdrev ~
his motion.
Mr.. Stevsn's amendment to postpone wn
then agreed TO-
MIR Williams PA asked aud obtained leay
10 prepare and have printed certain articles of
Impeachment which he had indicted at he first
trial.
On motion of Mr.. Washburn. I'M. il was
ordered that when the amenduents TO the sun.
dry civil appropriation bills were called up
they shall be Considered in the House As i'm
COMMITTEE of the Whole
Ar- Morell, Pa from Committee on Manu-
iactares, reported a bill 20 amend the ware.
housing laws of the United States rThe bill
provides that all imported goods held in ware
houses for specified period shall be subject
10 the pay ment OF interest, and Ii imposes also
an addltional duty fisk per cent. on imported
goods.
Messrs. Schenek, Allison and others opposed
the bill. As being in the nature OF an increased
tariIi, ara SAID this was 8 rather unfair way of
securing a tariE
Mr.. Schenck moved to refer the bill to the
Committee Of Ways and Means for its examin-
alton.
The motion for reference was agreed 10 by
vote of 81 to as
On motion of Mr.. Banks Mass an evening
session WAS ordered, for discussion only, upon
the Alaska bill.
The House then resolved itself into Commit
tee Ofthe Whole and resumed consideration
OF the bill for the purchase of Alaska
Nj. Axteli Gal addressed the House in
favor Of the bill.
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lce,rrryxpynor y,K.,p.or1

admitting them as Senators OF the United
bfars He did also pardon and restore the
Iisht OF franchise 10 lg3 deserters who, du ring
he war deserted from the United States army,
upon oUTdI;iOn that they would vote for the
D'mocraIIC party at the then immediately en-
SUNG ei'ctIOn, and they did thus vote, aud give
10 tie ID mocratic agent, Hon. Thomas B.
IiortDCe, the sum of enc thousand dollars IN
cash. he sppoIE tel numerous persons 10 once
who could not take the test oath AMI i,d moi
take II, but We're allowed to act and discharys
NE fnnelloLs thereof In defiance Of law He
orcered Agricultural scBp TO be issued 10 the
StA'e Of North Carolina, which scrip was
esned. und-r the act of tsI2, when North CARO-
lima was II armed warfare against me Union
he restored without authority large tracts Of
forfeited property, enough, il is believed To
pay The National debt, which had been forfeit
Cd nhder sse act of Congress approved IuIy
". iooS' by reason of all which outrases this
GoVernneot became impoverished the people
embarrassed; the reoel raiders allowed TO -four
Ish, and the Constitution 1agTantly violated.
be sold parcons for money, a8d allowed il to
BE- done through pardon brokers.
FOURTH ADDITIONAL ARTICLR
He did take from the Treasury Of the United
States large trscFs Of land aud large amounts
Of money sufficient IL is believed, 20 have paid
eur national deb<s, and WI ich had been trans
1s62, as enemies property. to be applied to the
expenses OF the war and the debts Of the Uui,ed
States This was corruptly and uniawfully
Gone without any Authority of Congress.
PIFTH ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.
he did usurp The powers OF the other blanche.
OF the Government, and exercise the leg slati We
power in defiance of the Constitution. in Gre
ahng or attempting 70 create new governments
cut Of the territory conquered from the ,sCon-
fedsrate States Of America so-caIIed and 4,
govern them BY his own mere power by form
unknown TO the Cons titutiCn. without consult
rig CONGRESS but defying their authority when
thry hsd spoken, and denying tn constitution
silfy Of the laws Of Con gress enacted TO so,,,D
said conquered territory.