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Importnnt to the Ladies.

When a feraleis in trouble or afflicted with dis
ease aud requires medical or surgical sHtehdtice,
rae enquiry should be, Where is there ply sician
WIZ il fully competent to administer relief and
,v,asr ra-pectable standing in society recommends
Jim 10 the confdenc- of the community The Doc
or, understanding how inperatIveiy necessary
ne.e requirements are, feels called upon 10 inter,
,o,e and by calling the attention oil Tie aHiicted
,,,la fact that he has been a Professor OF obste-
Vie, aud Female Diaeases for TWENTY YEARS, and
=. fnly qualified to administer IN all cases, DOTH
,,Iic,Iy and surcically, not in superficial man
,.r but in as thorough manner As years OF study
.,a nractice-both in hospitals and private FAINT
lies-caa make, TO save them from tue nanus OF the
urnualified interruptions. and designing Ihere-
f,ra families can rely upon him as upon f'tter-
An in ,t,ict,, can md in him one vino can feel
,ni .impathiye with, and befrend them IN trouble
one in whose secrecy the utmost commence can
he placed. Consultation tBy Letter ofO'ner"iae)
FREE. Seeaddress belo"
heceIebrated Fem lie Re medies.
Compount,ed IRON the private prescriptions OF Dr.
yonnr have now obtained 4 most extended pop'l
I,-ity. and are correctly viewed to be the safest
and surest remedies for the com iaints for which
they are applied. The constantly accruing test-
r,,n;aIs of their efficacy declared them to be pre-
.plinently superior to their action.
NJ Ia,jy should be without these Rennvating
arents None genuine unless procured at this
ctce Sent by mail or Express TO any part OF the
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
TIE Greatest Discovery Of this or any other Age
Prentivs Powders for Married Ladies.
These powders will be fund of essential value to
those whose means. health, other circunstan-
ces do not permit them to increase the number OF
their family without Inconvenience suffering, and
perhaps risk of life. This preparation Is new, safe
n fan BILE convenient and simple. and cannot in
ur. the health Of the most delicate. 1t curtalls
no privileges. but gives strength and vigor. Nor
ally con iered it is of the highest utility, and sus
tanned by rhe soundest principles Of pru'en and
vf- Their should he avoided ut certain
times. Price $40 4 box. Sent to any part of the
cast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount nv Mail or Express addressed
to BENZ. T. JOSEELTN. NJ. b
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

IT,. v,pnp man who experiences that growing
x.,Ires, in his muscular and mental organization
sn,-,Ii atop to consider whence II arises lie VIII
t in tn we .kness OF the back trembling OF the
limbs di.prder-d digestion unaccountabie failing
f ths mowers of the mind, disttste or dread
Of i,,nenfiipg trouble forebodingS OF evil, sleep-
Ia..,a.s tr,ubIe,i and E,cvious dreams. accompan-
led bv growing deafness, loss oil muscular PWer'
AM humorous other symptoms of Reorganization,
I'll, ,,.itiva traces of that most terrible and des-
rr,,.tiya of all Diseases Seminal Misunderstanding
away his mowers destroying his hope OF lie AID
manhood and dragging him along the broken
n,rh os his existence, toward premature ana
i,,tbsoue grave To him who tiAds his lie drib-
lin, ont in the discharge of the vital princIpe OF
axT.tence in uocturua aud diurnal emissions, the
mere cessation of the causes VI It's appear "!iee
brings no assurance OF relief
N,rriape that holy office. the Safeguard and
bo,a of manhood. brings to such a one no hope OF
- but adds to his misery in the Knowledge of
Tho one VIII, looks To him for so much OF her hap
noes isayctin Of his evil. and an innocent CONF
,arinn NJ his punishment. He ACIDS to ms misery
nj disorder until hope leaves HIM. Ihere Is no
-. ax cent in proper and skiltul treatment
C,nsnIt then. at once physician whom long prac-
,c. And careful research has made him thoroughly
,,,y.r.iht with every phase OF the disease those
VII have become the victims Of seltory vices TINT
dreadful fascinating and destructaole habit winch
,;i,s ,hnr,sand, of sick rooms with paralytics and
ry,lsumptiyes, aud hundreds oil uh'iiheis raves
i- ire misguided victims should consult without
,,,,osnr.s e,elav one who will simpathize with
;rsuaerings To such the Doctor would especial
Nv Recommend him-elt, giving to each and all,
--,,,rra,tees of a Perfect and Permanent Cure,
without Hindrance from Business, Change OF Diet,
or Fear of Exposure
Do not forget the address. sec peio"-
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SUMMONS.
Nevada Rev. Stamp. so Cents

Nevada Rev. Stamp, so Cents.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE SECOND
L Judicial District Of the state Of Nevada, in
and for the County Of urm-by. MARTHA J.
CUl;BErT, plaintiff, vs.. JOHN C0RBETT, de-
PENDANT.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
See ond Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada,
in and for me Comfy Of Ornsby. and the complaint
filed in said County of 0ru'sby, in the Office Of the
Clerk Of said District Court.
The State Of evada sends greeting to John
Corbett. defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
,rict of Tie State Of Nevada in and for the County
Of OrInshy. and to answer the complaint filed
therein IA copy Of which accompanies this Sum
mons lwItLn ten days exclusive of the day o.
service after the service on you Of this summons
If served within this county: if served out OF
this county, hut in this District, within twenty
days, otherwise within forty day -or judgment
by default will he taken against you.
The said action is brought To obtain judgment
and decree Of the Count, dissolying the bonds Of
InatrimOny her, tofore and Ii existing between
you. the defendant, and this Plaintiff the
grounds Of de,ertion, falling to provide for the
plaintiff aud children. &C &C, and for costs of
suit. All # which more fully appear by COM
plant Of plaintiff herein filed certified copy Of
winch is herewith sent you.
And you are hereby notified that if Won fail TO
appear and answer the sad complaint as above re-
qured, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court.
AT the next regular term thereof. fJr the relief
prayed for in her Complaint. and costs
-N Given under my hand. and the seal of
sfHS the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the state Of Nevada, in and
for the County at Ormsby, this I'd day Of April, in
the year Of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and sixty nine.
aps-5w 7. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
L. s. Internal Revenue.


CIXTE DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
y district Of the state of Nevada comprising the
County of Esmsraldl. Notice is hereby given
that the valuations. assessments and enumeTatIar5
of subjects liable TO duty under the Internal
keveune Laws of the United States, made and
taken by Ira Hale, Assistant Assessor for said
DIVISION and returned tC me in the annual
list for 1S6a will remain open for tie eNarnati,',
OF all persons concerned for the space If TEN
DAYS ( ON the date Thereof. at the vfflce of the
Assistant Assessor IF said Division, in the town 81
Aurora, between the hours uf 2 A VI. and L. VI.
each day and that after the expiration Of sald ten
DAYS to wit : on the 2Oth day Of April, A. i.
l>62. at my office IN Carson City, Nevada, l viii
receive and determine all APPEALS reAIivc 10 er-
rnreouS and excessive valuations, assessments E,
made and taken 10y said AS slant
Assess ?. All apl,e Is to the Assessor. "a afore-
said, must he made in writing. and specify the
particular cause matter or thing respecting which
- decision is requested: and shall moreover state
the ground or principle Of error c'n:s.-aired Of.
WARREN WAS>bN, L. :. Assessor.
Dated at Aurora. April Sih. 1859. ii
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
U. s. Internal Revenue.


TIFTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
/ District If the State Of Nevada. comprisisg
the County of Douglas NOiice is hereby given
that the valuations, assessments or enumeratois
of subjects liable to duty under the Internal Rev
enue Laws of the United States, made and taken
bv Samuel d. King Jr, As,is' ant Assessor for laid
Division and returned to me i'll the annual list fer
1869 will remain open for the examination Of all
persons concerned, for the space of l. IN DAYS
from the Date hereof at the Office of the Assistant
Assessor of said Division, in the town of Carsun.
between the hours of o'clock NJ. and Z. NJ.
each and after the expiration of said ten days,
to wit on the Goth dav Of April A D. 1869, at my
office in Carson City. Nevada, l will receive ara
determine all appeals relative to erroneous OF ~
cessive valuations. assessments or enumeration-
made and taken by said Assistant Assessor. All
appeals the Assessor as aforesaid. must be made
10 writing, and specify the PAL tcular cause, mat
GER OF thing respe, ting which decision is request
ed and shall moreover state the ground or priH-
cipIe of noncompliance Of.
WARREN WATSON, L. s. Assessor.
Genoa, April sth, 1859. ii
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in Senate and Assembly, do exact as follows
Sc TON !. Section Eleven of said Act is hereby
amended so as to read follows:
Section Eleven. All tavern, hotel or inn keep
ers ; all restaurants, pubic boarding houses. or
eating stands: and all public lodging houses,
snail he divided into their threel classes, fol-
lows Those doing business in the aggregate to
the amount of three thousand dollars, or over,
per month shall constitute the first class those
doing a business to the amount of one thousand
dollars, and less than three thousand dollars per
mouth, shall constitute the second class tho
doing business to the amount of less than Ole
thousand dollars. per month, shall constitute the
third class. The license for the first class shall
be given upon the payment of forty-fve dollars,
ment of fifteen dollars. per quarter: and for the
third class, upon the payment of se.en dollars and
fifty cents, per quarter; Provided, that nothing
in this section shall require the pay ment of any
license for lodging houses that kept in connec-
ZION with eating houses, where the aggregate
ceipts of such lodging department does not exceed
thirty dollars per month. Nothing in this section
shall be construed as to inclnde the right to
sell spurious malt liquors, and wines, but the
shall be dist;act and separate business there
from, and require separate and exclusive license
therefor. a-...
Approved March 6, 1865
true copy Of the original enrolled Act.
Attest: se.r C. N. NUTEWARE,
Secretary ofState.
BY CHARLES MARTIN, Deputy.
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Er O n G h Iun ar
Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILL

Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
These Pills now acknowledged by the Medi-
cal Fraternity TO be the only safe mild and eff
e.,ciols remedy be depended on in long standing
cases %: suppression, irregularity, stopping of
ti,., functions of nature. the neglect of which is
the source of suc! deplnrable effects the female
frame. In no case should these Pills be taken
when the patient has reason to believe she is
EycreSrE Price S.. Remit the amount 5 above
and they will be forwarded with fall directions for
use CURED At HONE.
Patients residing in any part of the State. how
ever distant who may desire medical advice on
their respective cases. and who think proper tOsub-
init a written statement Of such in preference, to
holding personal interview, assured that their
-----s~irn tons vii be held most sncred.
r.~ .-...~s and money rlust he addressed
BENZ +. JOSSELYN, N. D., (stamr
$50 Washington street.
$40 San Francisco, Cal.
0cSS.d
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AN ACT

To amend An Act entitled AN Act to further
amend An Act entitled An Act to provide Rev
enue for the support of tie Government If the
State OF Nevada" approved March l, 1866.
The People the State of Nevada, represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March Last night was
the coolest one OF the season. At sun
rise this q. m. the thermometer stood 1O0
above zsro.
Nathaniel Oakley, q counterfeiter, SEN
fenced to three years imprisonment, re-
ceiyed President JOhnsOn's pardon TO-
day.
&. D. Robinson, of the firm Of Wood 4
Robinson, who was reported to have alb
seconded on Saturday morning with a
large sum of money, returned 10 his Of
flee this morning.
Edward r. Lee, now awaiting trial on
a charge of stealing S4O,C COO in bonds, etc,
from the Star Insurance Company, has
had q second charge made against
him by BursRith & Rschelle, No.
% Pearl street. 1t is alleged that
he teok from their Ofice a box contain
ing documents amounting in value
to $4,000, and sold some OF the property
to Fisk & Hatch. Lee denies it, and was
committed in default of $50. 0GO.
A number Of Cubans temporarily stop
ping in this city, held an informal meet
ing at the New York Hotel on Saturday
night, to take into consideration the
propriety of holding a public meeting at
an early day, with the view Of asking
aid for the rebels.
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-The United
States Supreme Court to-day decided
the Russell, Major & Co., Floyd accep-
tanees to be illegal. Tke Court also de-
iivered an opinion sustaining the Gold
contract case from Maryland, on the
same principle as that involved ia the
case of Bronson va. Baden.
The interest manifested in visiting
Army Headquarters is kept up with
undated %fervOri and since this morning
was remarkably lively. The number
anxious to pay their respects to Gen.
Grant, as well as Sherman, exceeded
that of any day during the winter Sen
ators, Representatives, officers Of ths
army, clergymen and civilians, were
present in considerable force. The city
Is rapidly filling with visitors from all
quarters. Farragut will be here to-
morrow.
All applicants for Office under Grants
administration meet with positive de-
nisls.
Sherman is devoting himself to army
matters.
Assistant-PaymESter-GeneTal nro"ni
assumes charge of the Pay Department
temporarily.
The President made some nominations
to-day.
The bill relative to bridges across the
Ohio river, which passed the House to-
day by 8 vote of "a to SO, provides for the
appointment by the Secretary OF War,
with the approval Of the President, Of a
board of scientific engineers, not less
than five mo- more than seven, to report
to the next session tine proper width of
the spans of railroad bridges across the
Ohio, adapted to the wants of navigation
and commerce; and that Congress shall
take action on hat report, and that no
bridge shall be built over the Ohio unless
it shall have one continuous span not
less than 1000 feet in width in the clear,
over the main channel.
The Senate galleries, including the
Executive, Diplomatic and Reporters
apartments Will comfortably seat 200
PERSONS, and only this number OF tickets
for admission iato the Chamber on inau-
eurstion day will be issued.
Gen. Grant will not, it is said by seve-
raj intimate friends, resign his office OF
General Of the Army, as he considers
that it will expire on his Inauguration as
President of the United States.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGIoN, March !,

WASHINGTON, March !,
SENATE.
The credentials Of Messrs. Bsyard. OF
Delaware, and Brennan, OF West Vir-
ginia, were presented. Also, those OF
Brownlow, Senator elect from Tennes-
see.
The joint resolution suspendiDg the
10Th and 18th joint rules until the end OF
the session was agreed to.
The bill authorizing imprisonment at
hard labor in certain cases, was passed.
Also, g bill "for the relief of certain
companies OF scouts in Alabama"
The Finance COmmittee reported that
they were equaIly divided on the " bill
to coin nfekle and copper five cent.
pieces"
The " bill for the removal Of political
difficulties was then taken up, and Mr..
Conness moved to strike out the name OF
Asa Rogers, OF Virginia, as he was an ar
rant rebel.
Mr.. Trumbull opposed the motion, say
ing he had written the application fr
relief.
Mr.. Ccnness then withdrew bis motion
and the bill went over by the expiration
Of the morning hour.
The Foreign Committee was discharged
from the consideration Of a large amount
Of business.
The President was called upon for all
the correspondence with the Spanish
Government during the past two years.
The Senate resumed the consideration
Of the Army Appropriation Bill, and Mr..
Sumner renewed his amendment to pay
Massachusetts, for the interest on sd-
vancements made to the United States
during the war oflSl2.
Mr.. Crimes moved to add q proyiso
that interest shall not be allowed Massa-
chusetts upon any sum wherein she has
either paid or lost interest by q transfer
to an interest-bearing fund.
HOUSE.
A bill was introduced and referred,
granting lands to the Tennessee and
Coosa Rivers Canal Company.
Several bills TO relieve persons from
political disabilities were introduced.
Mr.. Cook introduced a bill to erect
bridges across the Ohio river, which was
passed.
Mr.. Judd introduced q joint resolution
recurring the Pacific Railroad Company
and their branches to give bonds guar.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, March l. "A joint reso-
luton ratifying the 18th Amendment to
the Constitution passed both Houses to-
day.
Judge DeirrelI in the United States
District Court, this morning decided the
first of the great wine cases, which have
been on trial for over q month, in favor
of the Government on three different
points, viz: Because of a fraudulent emit
~, in not properly r%ectifying the invoice
and declaration ;sbecsuse Of a false in
voice as to the kind Of wine, and because
of under valuation. This is regarded as
3 test case.
A bill was introduced in the House to-
day, passed to It's third reading and en-
crossed, providing for the Issue Of S, coo,
600, in 80 years six per cent. gold bonds,
for the payment OF which the guarantee
of the United States Government is to
bs obtained. The bonds are to be sold
on the market or hypOthecated for loans.
And all proceeds OF such bonds are to be
used exclusively for building and repair
ing the levees and other public works
under the control Of the Board of Public
Works. The interest aud principal are
to oe provided for by q special tax, and
the proceeds OF all swamp land otherwise
undispOsed Of.
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NASHVILLE, March 1.-The Banner
has q special stating that last Friday
night q militiamsn Of Col. Candles
command, stationed near Pulaski, went
to the cabin OF a negro man, pretending
10 have orders for his arrest, and semi
him of. He then took a daughter OF
the negro's, about thirteen Year, of age.
into the woods ard rsvished her. The
negro returned and found his daughter
absent, and, with q party Of friends, went
in search Of her. The militiaman was
arrested and placed ia charge OF a negro
guard, to be taken TO headquarters, but,
attempting 10 escape, WAS shat, beaten
with the butts of murkots and left in q
dying condition.
Col. Gamble, on investigation Of the
affair, justified the negroes. He is doing
all he can to enforce discipline, and to
keep his men in check. The negroes are
much excited against the militia.
The Legislature adjourned to-day. Be
fore a~djourniDg, however, the bill to re-
duee the tax OF merchandise, was passed.
The ratification OF the amendment 10
the Federal Constitution did not come
up, and consequently goes over until the
next session,
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The Convention, to nominate a candid
ate for County Commissioner, will be
held to-day, at IL o'clock, at the Assem-
bly, Hall. We trust that old party lead
ere will hold themselves in the back
ground on this important occasion. We
can tell them a ruth, they will realize
before they are much older, that their
touch will damn any nominations that
may be made, and that Ell. SHAW, the
negro, will beat any nominee they may
select for mere party purposes. We want
a white mans candidste-one who is
both honest and available, and he must
stand upon the platform Ct q compro-
mise wal between extreme party views,
and those who are willing TO join with
any honest nomination to defeat 3 char
acterless colored nominee.
Let the Convention be very cautious,
or they will defeat themselves by their
own action. We speak what we do
know.
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anteeing the proper completion OF their
rosds, before receiving aid. Passed.
Mr.. L'gan moved an iDquiriDg into
the matter of returning TO Gen. Lee the
Washington relics. and directing the
Secretary of the Interior not to deliver
them until The report was made, which
was adopted by 3 vote OF ll9 10 30.
On the motion OF Mr.. S3henok. the
rules prohibiting the passage OF bills
from House 70 House, and the pIssenta-
ton of the bills to the Pa esident, within
three days OF an adjournment, wac sus-
tanned.
1t was ordered that the House meet
hereafter at 10 am.
Mr.. Schenck moved to suspend the
rules in order that the House might pro-
coed to the business on the Speakers
table at 10 O'Clock tomorrow, but the
motion failed by 72 to 7O-less than two-
| thirdI.
A bill passed paying Mrs. Susan A.
Shelby, OF Port Gibson, Miss, $4,000 for
cotton captured and sold by the United
States.
The House then went into Committee
! OF the Whole on the Miscellaneous APP
preparation Bill.
MI. Spslding remarked that the bill
was highly important and should be
passed to-day, as it involved an appro-
priation of about IS. 600 600, mainly en-
braced in the three items of the print
ing OF bonds, treasury notes and bank
bills, the maintenance of the revenue
cutters, etc., and the light house estab-
lishment.
Amendments then followed, and pend
ing their discussion the House took q re-
cess.
SESSION.
A large number Of private pension
bills were passed.
Mr.. PerhAm reported d bill IN relation
to the operation OF the pension laws, and
after some discussion and amendments,
the bill passed. It provides that no
claim of 8 widow for pension, pay or
bounty shall be allowed, when she has
voluntarily lived separate and apart
from her husband, without any support
from him and that all pensions grant
ed in cons quence OF deaths from wounds
or sickness contracted in the service,
shall commence from the date of the
death or discharge Of the soldier, with o
provision that nothing in the several
acts relating to pensions shall deprive
any person who was in the ser
vice OF the United States between
the 81 Of March, 1866, and the
Oh TIE OH Vi june 1oooI vi lis PohsiOh
during that period.
Mr.. Newhall Withdrew his pint reso-
luton for giving to the members from
Louisiana in the present Cos gress, the
right to nominate persons to filling ex-
listing vacancies in that State, as Mid
shipmen in the United States Naval
Academy.
Mr.. Schenck said the bill to strength
en- the public credit having come back
from the Senate, with two o. three
amendments, be proposed by way Of
abridging the consideration Of the mat
ter, to ask the House to oncur In them
and ask a Committee OF Conference, as
he had no doubt but that such a commit
tee would come to an agreement.
In the consideration of the miscellan-
eous appropriation bill $4,000 Was appro-
priated for the United States buildings
in Knoxville, Team.