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MAGNOLIA WATER a delightful toilet arti.
le-superior 10 Cologne, and a, hall the pnce.
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EDWARD +. PHILBROOk,
Counsellor s. attorney at La,c,
GORuAM, ". II.

ss-Bnsine-s 10y mail or otherwise, promptly at
tended 20. VIII practice in oxford County, Me.
aud Coo. County, y II
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Auction Sale E!

WI. l. be sold by Public Auction, on Vednes-
w day, October 18th. at 10 o'clock A.
VI, the stand known a. the WILEY PLACE, in
EAST SUMNER, comprising
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1. q. q. l

PeqaaNvket Lodge, W. -, BrownGcld me 4.
/ = aud 81 Wednesday Of each month
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Neatest Assortment OF Goods,
DRUGS OR MEDICINES,

to be found in any Store Of the kind in the Count
Ii YOU are in want Of any
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STATE OF MAINE.

Roxbury, Aug. 81, Is69.
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Great Sale OF Goods,
AT COST!

THE subscribers intending 10 make nm iHInedi-
/ atc change In their bn.ine.s. hereby ofier their
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July. 1859
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OctS2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-27
I0 EMlLLMEN! !!

xrrE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w HIN Nrws once half . ton Of superior
Type Metal. for iournalinS pniRosss N Su ~ -
dueed pd sss fer eaAh-
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.


CHANGE OF Eastward = Express
arrives at Junction, 7:4O 4. NJ; Colfax, $40 An;
Reno, 4:o5 P. NJ; Wadsworth, $40 p. 4. carlin,
750 A. ~; Eiko. a:35 a. NJ; Promontory, 1000
?. n; Omaha, 3:l0 p. n; Chicago, 4:16 I'm;
New York. C:30 An.
RETURNING.-Express Train leaves Prom.
ontory daily, 4:l0 P. NJ; arrives at Junction, 1880
Ii THROUGH TINE " GoiNa EAsT.-rrom
Sacramento to Omaha, days and z hours; to
Chicago, 6 days and hours; to New York,
days. rraa ssfu5
leave Sacramento 6:30 A. n and 2 r. n. arrtvo
junction TAO A. n. and BIS T. u. Marysyille,
9:30 A. n. and $50 r. u. Leaves Marysyille SEQ
A. n. and 1910 4. n; arrives Junction 7:30 A. N.
and 12:20 P. n; Sacramento 1000 4. y. and Leo
THROUGH FARE REDUcED.-From San
Francisco or Sacramento to 0nuhs, $S3 IS: to
ST. Louis. $97 80; to Chicago, S97 80; to New
York, $l12 80; to Boston, $114 T6.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
S1o are run daily iroT Sacramento to ,a p,S,nonto5y:
Berth 81 90; State Rooms, SIS 90. Double
Berths accommodate two persons; State Rooms,
Isl SECOND CLASS TRlIN leave Sacramento
daily Sundays excepted at 2:00 Pm. Pare to
Omaha, $45 00; St. Louis, $45 90; Chicago,
SIS 90; New York. SIS %:
age, Hall Fare; under Five Q5) years Of age,
100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE (pcr adult
passeurer) Free. so Pounds Baggage pef
child between 5 aIid u years Of age) Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE lover 100 lbs) between
Sacramento and Omaha Currency Slb per 100
pounds. -. c. cRoCKER, Genl sup't;
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Ho, For Glenbrook!
HII HlSs s,ly.l M' ci.y md Carton CITY. WIN make
rennlar nn, T Tins 70 the GLENBRooK, LAKE
T3HOE. oi, every Tuesday, Thursday and eat-
urday, and return on alternate days:
WIN. WILSON, Proprietor.
Virginia, June sist, 1859. s.od p jsa1.u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-27
CANDY MANDATORY,
,ffse and Rsfreshment Saloon,

70 South C St., nearly opposite Wells g Fargo.
n9E UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED. TO
l fnrnish Candles Of a. descriptions, whole.
sale and retail, at the shortest notice; ana az
nrices thar cannot l,il 10 suit all who NAV
iayor him with o call. Fancy Cakes made 70
order. In the best style, and OF the ShoieesI
Materials. Be sure and give INC CALL "uu
win guarantee satisfaction. c.~
II-SCH-Ham and Eggs, Tea and Conee,
Frcsh Butter and Bread and other comforts,
p'ePAs'u - - JIM. FLURsHUTZ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-27

At any Of our o1lees, and forward the same with
dispatcn at Low RATES.
Mark Foods care Woodruff d Ennor, Fast
Freight, and send Steamer Receipts to Sacra.
OFF oFFicEs@2aI Clay street. San francisco;
GO street, Sacramento, and S3 South G street,
Virginia City.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26

| Upon examining the papers connected with the
collection Of these sums last mentioned 1t became
apparent that the sum paid in on account OF the
dclinqdencies OF 1864 should have been apPor-
toned and paid in under rhe separate head, Of
state and County Taxes and OF ''a'idiilonil ~
| per cent. for deluqnency" AMI that those i-E the
I years 1865 and lSGd shou.d. in each case. nave
/ been maid in ~ accounts separately derived from
State AMI County Take, Fire Department
Tax AMI additional 10 per cent lor deIln-
gucHcy-'
| Paid in in the manner they have been the County
Treasurer hgs been compelled To view the entire
sum r each year derived from the delinquent
State and County taxes, and Therefore t. - APP
portion the sum derived solely from that source
i'll each year.
The Auditor might have been justified by the
face If the receipts. in following the same COURSE
but having official knowledge, that portions Of
each of the amounts paid in came from two or
Il zee separate sources Of revenue, and which
he has th.ughr it best not 10 app rtion those
amounts upon Lis hooks until it can be ne cor
rertiv and which only be done after ca eiu!
ex animation Of the several delinquent lis : shall
show how those aggregated amounts should he
suh-divted acco ding to the proper heads Of rev.
enue from which they were derived.
The withholding of these sums from sprartion-
ment at the present time by the auditor neccssa-
litly produces deficiencies in the Treasures and
Auditor books As to the appo tion1nents and as
to the balan in the several funds for the first
time since they have been in Office, but these dis
creparcies will cease and the books Of the two Of
crs will be male toagree again, soon As An ap-
portioument of these payments can be made, in
accordance to the sources from viii the funds
were actually derived. and the necessary entries
be made in the books of both offices. The diff
Guilty originates entirely out of the want Of
proper 81, cificrion If the different flom
which the funds were derived. at the time the
payments were made: there not being the least
reason for suppp-ing that the late District Attor:
ney has not paid over every cent Of the money for
which he is accountable.
The moneys received by the Treasurer eXclu-
siye Of the 81 ,0S2 s. before mentioned, being
so 53l "a have, beeu apvol toned as foll .ws:
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Joseph HEBERT AND MARCELLE DORE
d have this day dissolved partnership by mutual
consent and the firm will now exist under the
name Of CARDINAL HEBERT in the business
Of Saloon Keeping on Carson street, Carson City,
Nevada.
December g, 1868. d2o-lm
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r. q n @ n K u N a I.
Or. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

These Pills. ara now acknowledged by the afedi-
cal fraternity be the only safe. mild and eff
cici,us remedy TO be depended on in long standing
cases OF suppression, irresularty, or stopping OF
the functions of nature, the neglect Of which is
the source Of such deplorable effects the female
frame. In no should these Pills be taken
when the patient has reason to believe she is
sScIssrE Price S. Remit the amount As absve,
ami they will he forwarded with full directions for
use CURED AT HOME.
Patients residing in aav part of the State, how
ever distant. who may desire medical advice on
their respective Cases. and who think proper to sub
NIT written statement of such in preference, to
holding persona! interview assured that their
communications vii be keid most sncred-
All letters and money musf BE- addressed
BENZ. F. JOSSELYN, ". D., fstamp
$50 Washington street
Sp. 0. IAN Francisco, Cal.
ac2S-tf
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COUNTY TREAsURER's REPORT.

To the Hon Board OF County Commissioners Of
Ormsby County: Ge,tleIaen-l herewith submit
my Rcort Of the business Of the Treasurer cl;iee
ter the SIX months ending December 81, 1865.
Nv last Semi-annual Report dated July 9Th,
1865. showed cash Oh hand tho several funds
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There has also been paid To the TreasCrtr the
following suns As colIegted bv the late District
Attorney rs due on the delinquent list Of the fol
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26

During the last six months there has been trans
ferred FROM the General FGnd'' to the ''Dis-
trict Judges Salary fund'' to make Mp deficiency
81 ,s36 l6
These appointments added to the balances in
the various funds the lst of July, les, have
made applicable to the payment of the claims
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26
CHEAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
TIE Grea'es. Discovery Of Ms o. any other 19e-
PRIMITIVE Powders for Married Ladies

-Ftese powders will he found Of essential value to
those whose means. health. or other circumstar-
do not permit them to increase the number OF
their family without Inconvenience suffering and
perhaps risk ot life This preparation is new, safe.
i-falI b9e. convenient and simple, and cannot in
jnr the he 18th of the most decaTe. 1t cur tails
u, privileges bus gives strength and vgor. Nor
silly con ler.d it is Of the highest utility, and
tanned by the souudrst principles Of prufen and
virtue Their use should he avoided at certain
rfIne.. Price $40 a box. Sent to any part of the
c asst perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount bv Mail or Express. addressed
t. BENZ. +. J0SEELYN. NJ
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26

In Syphilis anil its aiiuhcts, Gonn1rrhoea and
accompanying diseases; in al! disorders If the B!a
der, kidneys AMI pJstate; Simiual Weakness;
Diseases OF the Heart and Lnngs; Dyspepsia; lHdi-
s-stion Ilnpnteacy; lncipient Consumption, dnd
Al! diseases of the unary organs in either sex cure
~ r.-.r.r.lIl I'd :, D Ply rElLIir.tI.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26

PRIVATE DISEASES

IN Males and Irreguaritiosn Females are the great
d-strpyers ofheaith. They insidOusIy attack the
system, AMI gradually undermine and destroy it
Iley drive the bl BON from the cheek, the lustre
from the eye, the strelgtl and vgor from lie
frame, they give puEy an 4 diseased offspring and
poison, through successive generations, the race Of
man The m lrks can be seen i'll scrof1li. Con
sumption, Crpples. the Idlotic, the paralytc, the
insane.
There is no more terrible scourge TO the human
race than those diseases arising from the c,ntaIni
ration Eeue-is Poison The ni,ldest forms. by
tcearIns to toe blood, hold the one Attic
ted the sword If destruction that is liable at any
moment TO fill anI blisht-tO utterly des;roy-.I
earthly hopes.
MERCURY recognized the most FATAL
MEDICAL ENEMY TO man. combining with the
YenerI,tl, doubles his dangers Those who have
,.en treated with that pernicious MINERAL Pol
SON are Il cured the disease h Is only assumed
= form,
pDNuFBE SATISFIED IMPARTIAL CURES
.la.c leaves the poison 10 crawl through the sys
telA eating its way into the tissues and organs
teueath the apparently smooth surface, II burst
,aut in the future with a vrulence that will h,1fe
-l, effects OF MEDICINE. When Perfect CURES
b. obtained by consulting physician, whom long
practice and thorough Investigation into the
ri Diseases OF tue UNNARE ORGANS, enable to
t.,,rcrtilin.. at once the cause IF the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctor care;
pEEEECr. SPEEDY, and PERMANENT CURES,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

The Young man who experiences that growing
vye!ruess in MS muscular and mental Organization
should stop to consider whence it arises. He viii
ErCi in the weakness Of e.blck trembling Of the
3trubs dis rierel digestion. una5c0Untahe failing
81 the powers Of the mind tiStste for soce " dread
ID! impending trouble. iHrcbodIu@s Of evil, sleep
I.-slle-s troubled and laCivious dreams. accOmpan-
5ei by growing deafness. loss of muscular p wer.
and humorous other symptoms of disorganization,
rDa positive traces oi that most terrible and deS-
1rucIiye of all diseases. Seminal Misunderstanding
AWAY his powers Destroying his hope # life as.G
,I1iiioai AMI dragging him along the broken
bath of his existence toward u premature and
i,tthsoulr grave. IT, him who finds his life drib-
ting ont in the di~cn rye # the vital principle Of
existence, in nocturnal and durual emissions the
mere CESSATION Of the causes of its appearance
brings no assurance Of relief.
Marriage that holy office, the safe gUarl an.
E..,3e Of IN nhond. brings TO such ~ hope uT
.t-e but add, 70 his misery in the Knowledge Of
the one why lp4ks II him for much Of her hap
riaess isl victim of his evil, and an innocent
i.l,inn Of his punishment. He adds to his misery
ami Disorder until hope leaves him. There Is no
r-scue except in proper and skltul treatment -
C,nsuit then. at once physician whom long prac-
ice and careful research has made him thoroughly
-,nye-slnt with every phase of the disc ihuse
a, have become the yictills Of seltUry vices that
Sreadf1I fascinating and IeStrIctable habit. which
I'll, thousands Of sick rooms with paraiytcS and
ss.r,,ulnptives and hundreds of untinlrly graves
win its misguided victims, should consult without
a moments DELAY. one who will sInpathlAe VIII!
their sufferinEs T. such the Doctor wouid especial
! = Recommend hiIn-e giving TO each and ali,
-nssrI.tltees II Il Perfect and Permanent Cure
without HinIrince from Business, Change Of Dlet,
or Fear of Exposure.
tba AID hal0w
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Thus leaving a. iue on the roll Of lStS incnd-
ing the alIitnua! 10 PEI cent. on the delinquency
onIy<G o3a o4$t and being result most credit
able to The prom ptitude Ct the tax payes OF the
county.
since the S0th Jane 1888 the County Tre1s-
urer has received /. e following Sums from he v
eral sources Of Revenue, appears by lis lc,opts
nt, 10
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Important 10 the Ladies'.

When female is in trouble or afflicted with lis
e.sc aud requires medical surgical attendance,
me, enquiry sould be. Where is there ply stefan
VINO i fully competent to administer relief, and
VIII l4 respectable stan ling in society recommends
him TO the confidence of the community; The Doc
tor. understanding, how iuipcratiyeiy necessary
these requirements are, feels called upon To inter-
pose ,rr.i calling the attention of the afflicted
70 TIM, f,,.t that he has been Professor Of Obste
-ricS and Female Diaeases for TWENTY YEARS and
j. fully qualified to administer in All cases, both
me 3ic,ily and s1IrgicaIy not in uper!icii
rer tut in as thor ugh manner a. years Of study
AMI nractice-both in hospitals and private fant-
les car make 10 save them from the hands otthe
unqualified, inscriptions. ami designing There
fore families can rely upon him a. upon a f'ther
All in aflliction can ind in him one who can feel
and simpathize with, and befrieni them in trouble
one in whose secrecy the utmost confidence
lie placed. Consultation by Letter or Otherwise
FREE See address below.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26

COMPOUNDED rer the pirate prescriptions Of Dr.
Yonng, have now obtained most extended p"pr
ltrity and are correctly viewed to be the safest
ami sureSt remedies for the com laints for which
they are applied. The constantly accruin@ testi-
ronials OF their efficacy declared them to be pre-
-ininently superior To their action.
No Ia " should he without these Ren0vatInC
Agents None genuine unless procured at this
niHre. Sent by mail on Express to any part Of the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26
COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT.

To Che Honorable she Beard Of County Commits
sioner of Ormsby County, Nevada.
The County Auditor has the honor to make the
following report showing the fiscal affairs Of
the county for the six months ending WIZ the
3l,t December, lS6S.
The general assessment for the year 1903 as
eguaiiZed. show the following result;
yaiue of Real Fstate... Ssi7 ,6S2
- = improvements on
Property of others. i,9l5
Value vi Personal Property I6o,ot5
Total valuation. $50, l7O
And the taxes thereon were
For State purposes .-.....~.s 1872 IS
County - ..-.... - 20 II.
90 Fire Department tax 1916 ga
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26

When the Delinquent Tax List of 1865 was
turned over TO this office by The eX-oaicio Tax Re
celver, the amount reported thereby to be Que
were
L.,r
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lOLal-
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
II. s. MASON.
Treasurer 0rsmby County.
Carson City, January 4th, 1869.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1869-10-29

The people of Texas are packing
beef instead of pork, as the latter is six
cents u pound more.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1869-10-29

'FRAID 'TwoUIDN'T HOLD OUr.-A
passenger on the Little Miami Railroad
Lightning Express relates that one
night an old negro, In droll alarm about
the shoI tening of his through ticket, ,ac-
costed him as follows: -,-
"Look here, boss, l want to AK you a
question. rs good way from home,
and wants to know If rs on the right
track ?"
"Where do you want to go, uncle ?"
we asked
"To Fort Gibson, way down ia Ar
kinsaw, sab. Now, boss, rs ignorant,
and wants to know If I's on the right
kear for Cincernati."
We assured our negro friend he was
all right Tor Cincinnati, when he broke
loose as follows -
Look here, boss, / doesn't know
nothing when Is away from home
clean fact, sab. When / started out
from Washington city / had power
ful long string OF desc ar"-exhibit.
ing that portion Of his through ticket
which had not been taken up. "Eoery
now aud then gentleman comes round
and tars off IA little piece Tell you, sab, =,
it's gitten mighty short. 'Frad it aint
gwine to hold out until gets through" ;"
This last remark created quite a laugh,
In which the negro Joined heartily.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1869-10-29

a ROMANTIC CoPARTNERsHIP.-
correspondent OF the Boston 2rareller,
writing from indianapolis, tells the
following anecdote: A fellow by the
name Of Mr.. Charles Catherton WAS
ctpturred at Wilson's Creek when
General Lyon was killed, and placed
under a Confederate guard. Whenev-
er prisoner wished to LEAVE the lines
to get drink at the spring, "a Conied-
crate went with him. A fellow named
Billings went with Catherton to the
spring, and Catherton bargained with
him to let him get away, and he would
pay him. The arrangement was that
the Confederate was TO let Catherton
run, and fire his gun in another direc.
tion, and pretend to pursue. If Gather
ton got away he was to send Billings
one hundred dollars by his brother, who
was prisoner in the Federal hands,
and would doubtless soon be exchanged.
The plan worked. Catherton ran, the
Confederate Billings fired his gun and
shouted, but it did not avail anything,
OF course. Catherton got back to st.
Louis, found Billings brother and sent
the one hundred dollars as he agreed.
After the war CathertGn and Billings
accidentally met, and coming to Indi, II
apo!ls, have set up grocery and pro-
duce store together.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1869-10-29
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

FEEDING CIIILDREN.---Child who,
while growing, must form moro tissue
than they waste, consume more food in
proportion totheir weight, and possess
mt re active digestions than adults. They
'honld have their meals with shorter
intervals. and care should be taken to
avoid all influences that may disturb
digestion. Prominent among these Is
deficiency OF clothing. The human
body, like any other thing of greater
warmth than the surrounding air, has
q constant tendency to part with its ex-
cess of heat by radiation, and to check
this cooling process we envelop oursel-
YES In non-conducting fabrics. 1t stands
to reason that the greater the surface
exposed the more rapidly will radiation
occur and yet we frequently see chill
dren with chest, arms, and legs barred
by fashion, in the coolest weather, With
out regard to the general depression of
temperature, which must also involve
that of the digestive organs.
The diet OF children should be regua-
ted by a consideration oftheir functional
capacities. In infancy, nature furnishes
in the mothers milk all requisite Gle.
ments in condition requiring no me-
chanical treatment, but merely simple
chemical action. a little later, as the
nrst teeth begin to make their appear
ance, food easily separable may be al
lowed, and as the masticating apparatus
advances towards perfection, articles re-
quiring more tearing and grinding may
be gradually added to the catalogue.
The activity of the digesting secrctions
increases In proportion to dental de-
velopmsnt, so that many substances
(such as potatoes) which are easy to
masticate are not digestiblo in early
childhood.
The milks Of different animals vary
in constitution as regards the propor-
tion of their constituents, human milk
containing more water and sugar than
that of the COW. For this reason, when
an infant is drought up by hand" or
In the process of weaving, it Is usual to
dilute and sweeten cows milk in order
to bring it nearer the human standard.
Goats milk for the same purpose would
require more dilution but no sweeten.
ing-its percentage of sugar exceeding
even that of the COW. 1t IS extremely
doubtful, however, whether the addi-
tion of water to cows milk serves any
good purpose; and it is certain that far
too much is usually added. Human
milk contains about SO parts of water in
100; cows milk about S6-or three parts
less in 100; yet to compensate for this
slight difference the latter is commonly
diluted with double its bulk of water
before giving it to hungry baby. Be
1T always rem, nlbered that an infants
prorerest food is its own mothers milk,
and that she who can suckle her child
and does it not, is guilty of "a serious-pf-
fense against Gods law.-A. l.. GAR
ROLL, in Harpers Ndgasine for Norem-
Der.