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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-30
AN ACT

| TO am nd An Act entitled s. An Act to further
| aneD.i An Act entitled An Act to provide Rev
emu for the support Of the Government f tl,.
| State oi Nevada, approved Ma oh l, 1865.
The People ffhe State Of \ evat'a represented
i'll Senate and Assembly, do enact Is follows
81 TON !. Section Eleven cf said Act is hereby
amended so as To Ieii A. follows:
Section Eleven All tavern hlt@l or inn keen
err all restaurants. pnbIc beard ny houses, "a
eating stands: and al public lodging house.
a! Re div.i'd INTO their thrcc elias -> ~ 70
ipw~ Ein~r doing h.Isiae>, IL the as.re..,;e I.
IN amount of three THOUSAND dollars o. ,vni
per month, shah con>ti ute the first class flla.e
ling a business 10 thr amount OF one fhnusaII
dlrr~, AID les than three thousand dollars per
month, shall CrustI,u, the second class flt--
d: lT@ business To Thc I:HuUni # i'.s- tran uf,.
Iit> mi dol trs per month, sit!t Constitute she
fiiri 81 -. The lie. n-r Tor the firS Class shall
he given upon the payment al farty five dollars
Per quarter: for tine ,cJ-d cil = up,.n the paw
nIcHt %; h;tcen dollars FER quarter; and for iie.
tIijd rt-~. upon H." payment uf dollars and
6ltt cents. per huart-r: Provide Il. That nothing
IN this section snail require the la,mef.t of any
license Ter i'tlgiIg hulSc- that kept in cnnrer-
ton win eating houses. where The aggregate re-
celi'1s OF such i"ig NJ department d.es uoi ex"e"I
rh"ty dollars per month"; Nothing IN This sectio-s
,ha b.. construed * t. include the riglf :,
sell spirit US or mali liquors, and wines but the
,tne shall De distinct and separate bu mess there
!''in AID require sepmate and exclusive lic,u--
therefor
Approved March s. 1862
true copy OF the original enrolled Act
Attest: c. y y .TEWART
Secretary OF sta e.
Ey CHARLES MARTIN, Deputy
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CE EAT EEDCCCTCy

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Medical aid Surgical Notice.
DRs. T5tDER & MVECKTAN

AVE THlS DAY FORMED :. CO-PARf NE4-
4 L ship for the practice of medicine and sur
gerry. Office ever Munckton's Drug Store. vbera
they VIII always be found VIXEN not pro!gssi1,::fy
engaged.
Carson City, March 1st 1869
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SEMINAL. WEAKNESS.

The ve,nc man who experiences that growing
weakness in his muscular and mental organic alton
houI,I SION 10 outsider whence it arises. He Will
enJ in th, we .I,4esS "f the back trembling of the
.rIpi,. t,i. rer-d .,ige>tion un,ccountable failing,
a ,h. mowers the mind dSttste tor society dread
6 iunendinc trlrhie. furehOdings If evil. sleep
.sa.ne-. troubled aud llcIvIous dreams accon!pan
I'd ty growing deafness loss ri muscular power,
and humorous other symptoms of disorgunzation,
he tive traces of that rIo~t terrible and des-
srpc;ry. OF all diseases, Seminal Misunderstanding
.,.,,v his powers Destroying his hope Of life aid
.nznfi, 1t. and dragging him along the broken
-,.tb os his existence, toward premature and
i,,rh.,rne grave t. him who tiadI his life drib-
fs,- or m the ,'i-Ch rye IF the vital principle of
..,st-nra in nocturnal aud diurnai emissions the
.,-ra CESSATION of the causes of its appearance
,-iup. 10 uranrn ~ relief.
Marriage that holy Office, the !e-CUari and
,.,s a.. m an lo0' brings 10 such one no hope Of
IRE, but adds 20 his misery in the knowledge OF
n, on. whc looks To him for 40 much of her hap
,,ine-. isa victim of his evil and innocent corl
-..nion of his plnishme He AIDS to his misery
I'd ,i,orci.r until hope leaves him. There is no
r.scle except in proper ard skiltui treatment
'nsrIt thea, once physician whom long i'rsc-
rtr. anil careful, research has made him thoroughly
-,ryers,rt with every phase Of the disease hose
Who hsve become the victims of seiit"ry vices th,t
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mia Thousands of sick rooms with para yticS and
-,-,slrnut!yes and hundreds of untimeiy graves
,Sts its misguided victims should consult without
. ni.Irreats aear. one vino Will sinipatiiize with
nj, rings 7 such the Doctor would especial
Y RECOMMEND! him elf. giving TO each and all,
-1,-rI1tees Of I Perfect and Permanent Cure.
y itDut Hin'irsnce from Business, Change OF Diet,
= Fear of Exposure.
t1..l below.
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The People Of the StGtro' Eevsla. repro cnteu il.
Senate and Assembly, DO enact X follows:
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o.. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
These Pills arc acizr 1T.edsel ~ tie 7!cIi-
al Fra-ernity 20 be the only safe mill and ell
rl-ous rer'edr 70 be depended on in long staHding
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Patients rasidn- n s-'- ra-t 0f 81 Stsfn Ic---
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Approved February 2, 1869.
STATE OF NEVADA, }
g .' nG

STATE OF NEvADA,
Secretary's Office. :
&c. \. Noteware, Secretary of State of
the State Of Nevada, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is true copy Of an Act passed
by the Legislature OF the State of Neuada,
entitled 4" An Act to establish the financial
transactions of the State upon coin basis.
Approved February ?, 1869, now on file in
my Office.
M In testimony whereof, I have
s CT, lhereunto set my hand and affixed
} the Great Seal of State. Done 4.
~ Office in Carson City, Nevada,
this 18th day of March 1869.
c. \. NOTEWARE.
Secretary OF state.
By CHARLES MARTIN, Deputy.
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An Act TO amend An Act entitled "An Act e;
provide Revenue for the support Of The GOV
eminent # the State of Nevada approve
March 9, lo6J.
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PRIVATE DISEASES

n Males and Irregularities in Females az the ,re
,i..tr,yers Of neaita. They iu-:ousy attack the
.y-teiii and gradually undermine and destroy it
,l.ey riys tts bloom from the cheek, the lu>tre
from the eye, the stree 9Th and yi.or from he
frame raey give puIy u diseased offspring. aud
,,,!-,,, through successive gene atoms. the OF
man. The marks he seen in -crotula. Con
sumption, CcIpples, the Id otto, the Ptr!ytic tie
Insane
Ti.ere is terrible Scourge TO the human
-acs than those Diseases arising from the c'Etani-
nation teEe-i1I Poison. The nI.ldeSt forms, by re-
treating 70 tie blood, hnl over the Attic
ted the sword If destruction that is liable any
moment 10 fall AMI hiight-tu utterly destroy-a.
earthly n bPe-.
Mt.RCUnG, rec IN zci a. tho most FATAL
MEDIC III ENEMY 10 man, combining with the
-enerIl doubles his dangers, Those who have
been treated with that peruiciuu- NJ NERAL Pol
SeN ar,. n It cured the disease has only assumed
. new form,
10 NDrBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
rhs, leaves the poison u crawl through the srs-
-.n, r.tfor its way into the Tissues and organs
r,nearh he apparently SIno",h sUrfnct. 70 burst
,,;t in rt,, future with viruirnce that will hai'e
he effects OF MEDICINE. When Perfect CURES can
~, obtained toy consulting physician. whom long
r.tire an. thorough into the r'r'se-
ii diseases OF tue UNNARf ORGANS. enable to
,,t.rr.iu- az once the csuse of the disease.
In all Diseases entrusted I" the Doctor care;
rXRFECr SPEEDY, and PERMANENT CURES,
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In Syn.iiii5 ant, its adjIhctS. Gnnnorrhfca and
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..er kidneys aud po>tatte: SIrnrnal Weakness;
Disease, o, the Heart ana Longs: Dyspepsia: lndi-
...sr,o., Imp,tency; incip;ent Consumption. and
ali lI-es,es Of the unlr organs in either sex,
s,ways warranted, or No PAY required,
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1 has enjoyed this Coast an uninterrupted
success OF eighteen years. and has become one of
thu, IN st celebrated Institutes of the age.
The great number actually received and cnrel
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TIE RIvERsIDE FOR 1869.
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!. New Stories, contributed especially 10 tho
"RIvRRsIpE" in advance of their ,.noiieS-
ten in Denmark. BY Hans Christian
Andersen.
? A Serial, white and Red" CT thrilling
adventure and humorous scenes amongst
our Northwest Indians. BY Mrs. Weeks,
author Of "Ainslee."
TIE author Of the popular stories frem
Shakespeare.
Papers on Invention and Art now statues
are made. how teiesraphs are worked. how
boy can make photographs etc. etc.
Hunting in South Africa Streets OF Con-,
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leans. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
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Life on the Prairie. Port Crayon's Yeung
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exquisite FAIRY Pictures and Poems.-
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THE FACTORY Girl
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VI
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