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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-19
CITY COUNCIL.

~ 49, 80. .Ne
At an adjourned meeting Of the
City Council, on the 18th inst, Mayor,
Frech presiding, the following pro-
ceedings were had ): 1HN Au3
Alderman Smith offered his resig-
nation, which was accepted, and w.
S. McReynolds was elected to fill the
vacancy thus occasioned.
A petition from proprietors of gas
works, asking a reduction of assess
ments, received and referred to COM
mittee of assessment.
A petition from 7. E. Campbell,
relative to street repairs, received and
referred to street committee.
A petition from III. p. Kinney, ask
ing to be appointed oveiseer of street
Improvements, received and referred
to street committee. f0fels
Petition from G.. b. Wilson & Co.,
asking privilege to build frame plan
ing mill on Commerce street, granted.
Petition of r.. Meek and q. q.
Breed, asking reduction of tolls on
tobacco crossing the lower Red river
bridge, referred to bridge committee.
Petition of q. b. Faxon, relative to
sidewalks on Commerce street, re-
ceived and the Mayor instructed to
notify all property owners where side
walks are needed to have the same
made in the time prescribed by law.
Petition from Whitfield, Bates &
Co., asking the Board to set q price
on the foundry lot, with view to the
purchase of the same by said firm,
received and referred to special COM
mittee consisting of Aldermen Plos-
ser, Roberts and McReynolds. On
motion, the Mayor was added to the
committee. SAN
Report of street committee received
and adopted, in so far that the street
committee, i'm conjunction with the
Mayor, be authorized to make such
immediate repairs as the exigencies
demand and the state of the finances
will admit.
The Mayor reported conference
with Judge King, of the County
Court, upon the subject Of work
house, and recommended the appoint
ment of q special committee to act
in conjunction with the County Com
missionesrs in the premises, which
recommendation was concurred in,
and the following committee was ap.
pointed c. M. Barker, w. p. Hume
and w. S. McReynolds. On motion
the Mayor was added to the com.
mittee.
The Mayor appointed w. S. Nc
Reynolds on all committees upon
which G. G. Smith had previously
been appointed.
The market-house committee was
authorized to advertise for and secure
bids, plans and Specifications for O
market-house, within the limits o
seven and ten thousand dollars, sub
ject to the approval of the Board.
Privilege licenses. referred to City
Attorney for his opinion.
On motion, the contested election
case of Recorder was deferred unit
Saturday, the Goth inst, at O'Clock
T.. A., at which time the Board is t.
meet for determining the matter
without compensation.
There being no further business, tn,
Board adjourned to meet as above.
kECNRDEK'S COIrRT =RnlOre mOinl
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-19
DROMQOOLE T. CO.'S
AMYGDALIN PICTORIAL.

Is an efficient, pleasant and cheap expecto-
rant, II Immediately relieves the cough,
eases the pain, soothes and quiets the ner-
vous system, promotes free and easy expec-
torntidn, and induces calm, refreshing
SAUNDERS. In Coughs, Colds and Catarrhs
IL affords prompt relief. In Bronchitis,
Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Asthma, Group and
Hopping Cough the relief is prompt and
decided. For splitting Of Blood, Night
Swents, Pains in the Chest, difficult Breath
ing, Influenza, and all those Lung diseases
attended with Cough or Pain, Its inmodi-
Being prepared by regular physicians OF
long eN perlcnce, IL ought to possess ndNnn-
tagcs 0ver all other remedies which are re-
commended for the same diseases. Price,
sent To all parts OF the country on receipt
of price. Also, for sale by Druggists.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-19

Beef Beef!!-Not the same beef of the
fnoieht Scotchman, Hook, but real nice cuts
rom the well fatted beef cattle of modern
times, kept for sale at the city market
house, tbetter known rs chicken coop, ev-
cry market morning When you come to
market call at my stall and supply your
selves with something that will do to chdw
Yours truly,
Tom. McMANUs.
April 1893
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-19
UTERINE TONIC AND REGULATOR.

UTERINE TONIC AND REGULATOR.
During the 'critical period OF female lifs"
this compound quiets and soothes the ner--
vous system, regulates uterine action and
enables one to pass that period ALMOST i'm.
perceptibly. 1t cures Leucorrhua, or
Whites, Mysteries, liberation and Irrtta-
bility of the Womb, Giddiness of the head,
Cold feet and hands, Palpitatioh Of the
heart, Difficulty of breathing Sick Head.
ache, Melancholy, Wakefulness, Loss of
nervous energy, and all those troublesome
complaints peculiar TO the female sex,
An eminent physician of Memphis says;
"The combination known as the ENGLISH
FEMALE RITrERs is the Most certain Utter
inc and general Tonic have ever known.
often prescribe Ii for various female COM
plants With the most satisfactory results"
Mr.. C. +. Morgand, editor Of Kosclusko
(Miss.) Chronicle, says:
"This will certify that the EsuLIsH FE-
MALE BITrERs is highly recommended by
the medical fraternity at this place ana
surrounding country.
Messrs Carpenter & Co., of Hazlehurst,
Miss, writes:
"The sale of the ENGLISH FEMALE Bit
TIERS is something tUonde1JuA"
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Dec. ., 'GS If
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-15

This Company offers the following advantages
1t Is a National Company, chartered by special
act of Congress, 1868.
1t has paid-up capital of 81 100000
1t offers low rates of premium
1t furnishes larger insurance than other COM
panies for the same money.
1T is definite and certain in its terms.
1t is a home company in every locality,
Its policies are exempt from attachment
There no unnecessary restrictions in the
policies.
Every policy is non-iorfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the insured
their full amount, and return all the premiums,
the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay TO thei n
sured, after certain number of years, during
named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives of females.
ers, but at so low cost that dividends will be
impossible.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars given
on application TO the Branch Office of the Com
pany. or o the.
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY.
Under the direction of L. A. ROLLINS and w
Z. CHANDLER, of the Board OF Directors.
]. p. TUCKER, Manager
Merchants Exchange, State St., Boston.
ri LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED In
every City and Town; and applications from
parties for such agencies with suitable
endorsement, should be addressed to HENRY F.
FIELD, Rutland Co. National Bank, Rutland,
Vt, Special Agent Tor Rutland and Bennington
county dec2Sdeod&weow1y.
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fufs quisSsd dawn, and with the exception
q - tosaG1eoal paroxysm Of maniacal
fury, In vhish hs several times attempted
to destroy himself by beating his brains
out against tho sides of his cell. was COM
paratively calm. During one of these lucid
spells he talked quite Ationally, and gave
the following account of the manner in
which he committed the murders. In the
main it tallies with the evidence given at
the coroner's inquest. His statement is
as follows, as we took it down:
81 had not felt we'll for several days,
and Tuesday night was uneasy about
one of my cows, that WAS about coming
in, and was up and down several times to
look after her. Just before daylight
went out again and my wife went with
me. On arriving at the yard l found the
COW had calf, but it was dead and an
other sick, that / thought would die.
This existed only in his disordered mind,
as no dead calf or sick COW was ON the
premises yesterday When found this,
I thought l was coming to poverty-that
I was sick and would die soon, and that
my family would be left destitute, and l
thought it would be better to send them
to heaven at once. at once took the
grubbing hook and struck my wife on the
head with it. This did not kill her, and
she screamed terrible. | then stabbed
her seven times, and she was dead. l
took her up and carried her to the grain
house, and laid her down on the floor.
Her screams had awakened the children,
and Maggie came out the door. | had
hard time killing her. Here he stopped
to exclaim, "Oh, | tell you it was the
bloodiest murder on record y l then
took the ak, and placed the other children
down on the floor and put my knees on
their breasts. and took the head of the ak
so describing the action, holding the ak
by both hands and chopping down and
cut their throats, and almost cut their
heads off / then put them side by side
on the floor and got rope and tried to
hang myself but 1 couldn't succeed.
This was the substance of his story, but
it was mixed up with other matter, about
i being a bloody murder, that they were
in heaven and he was going to hell, that
he wanted to be hung, &c. He said he
did not know what he was doing when he
killed them, and that he was sorry he
had done it, &c. The strictest watch is
kept over him, and, when we last visited
the Jail, workmen were engaged in fixing
place in one Of the corridors of the Jail
by which he could be dashed down during
the night to prevent his doing himself
4
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g ALEM LEAD COMPANY

Manufacturers of White Lead, by new and i'm.
an article which for purity, brilliancy and 80
Is unequalled In this country. and win he var
ranted perfectly pure. They have, also, 1871 af
lower grades They manufacture, also, lead Dine.
heir prices will be warranted as low "a thoee of
other manufacturers. for goods OF equal ou.i;tv
FRANCIS BROWN, Treas'r.
Office, Post Once Building. Salem, Nas.
apSd2tavl8v
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-15

MUSICAL REvIEw.-Peters' Musical
Review for April is to hand, and in add
dition to fifteen pages of select reading
matter, contains the following new and
beautiful music Amt l Sweet"
lady's comic song, by t. Brigham Bishop.
Rest Darling, Rest beautiful lullaby,
by E. G. Hsley. I'm Still a Friend to
You," song and chorus, by VIII S. Hays.
He Wipes the Tear From Every Eye
sacred song, by H. 2. banks. Forest
Glade March," by Charles kinkel.
" Damask Rose Walt" by Z. Mack.
I" Golden Sunset Mazourka," by J. Harris
toun.
Music is generally considered expensive,
but when such quantity is furnished
for the small sum of thirty cents, itceases
to be luxury, and even the poorest may
sing, play and be happy.
Our musical friends will do well to
examine this work, and we feel confident
that thirty cents, sent to the publishers
for sample copy, will yield them a larg
er return for their investment than any
similar outlay they can make. Send for
a copy, or get your newsdealer to get one
for you, and we will guarantee you will
thank us for calling your attention to it.
1t is issued by J. L. Peters, music pub
Usher, Box 1920, New York, at the low
price of 50 year, or 30 cents for single
copies.
FAIRHAyEN.-Mr. Simeon Allen is
rapidly bringing his mill to completion,
and the machinery, so far as ii is in opera
ton, works finely.
The Journal says There is fellow
going about the country selling lamp tops,
and leaves without paying his board
Mrs. C. c. Whipple, of Fairhavcn. Is =.
victim.
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r ITERATION NOTICE.

TIE is TO certify that I have this day given nv
son. william Z. Hardy, his time dufins tie n.
maander Of his minority, and shah claim none :
after thb date.
JAMES MA1D9.
"otiaoo, Apsu ~, lSo9. l6W3v<
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ITO THE LADIES.

The celebrated DIR. L. DIX particularly invites
all ladies who need . medical or surgical adviser,
to call at his rooms. 81 Endicott street, Boston,
Hass which they will And arranged for their
special accommodation.
DIR. DIX haviog devoted over twenty years to
this particular branch Of the treatment Of all dis
eases peculiar to femalesit IL nov conceded by al
tbosh n this country and m 1uFope), that be ex-
speedy and snestual txestmsns Of I'll female CON-
Daa&nto. -sss.s-5ss
His medicines are prepared With the empress
S rrr..,,ySss srr~~...;..~ III. Sv....x.
q - wosHb, also I'll dtssHaayu VIII lsvftun Q
nes1la seass q ~ haped. n DesEee = now
fully Dsspassl - tysse ID - yssulR eeyis, hoeh
sex, aaAs1Aey - ally hvtesa = e0N8 :.
IS 00 = uumuoS3 0x1111, Doo1uQ,
An leeesD soauiG 1eyl0 ni11b esn1nih -
oe1ax g 6suSs q an1Dus 3N 61odsaV6V3ns
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-15

DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
L COMPRISING the ms ximum IL efficiency. dur
ability and economy with the minimum of xeis ht
and price They are widely and favor ably known.
more than 500 being in use. All warranted saIis-
factory, or no sale Descriptive circulars cent ON
application. Address
&c. HOADLEY CO.,
Ew&deod6m Lawrence, Mass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-15

DUrY OF THE CHURCH TOWARD THE
SoUTH.-But another and more formid-
able obstacle in the way of our social re-
construction is to be found in the state of
public opinion, as expressed by the action
of certain politico-ecclesiastical bodies at
the north, which persist in regarding the
mass of the southern people as incorrigi-
BILE rebels and reprobate sinners against
the law of God and of man. While great
bodies Of Christians refuse to hold COM
munion with their southern brethren, on
the ground of gu0si connection in the
past with slavery and the rebellion, there
can be no genuine reconstruction of our
social and fraternal relations. In this re-
spect the Catholics, Episcopalians and
Friends have set an example of that char
ity which, while it rejoices not in iniquity,
but rejoices in the truth, yet seeks to hide
a multitude Of sins. The Roman Ca:ho-
lie church was never disrupted by the war,
and the Episcopal, which was temporarily
disunited, has again come together in a
spirit of brotherly love, and finds no diff
ficulty in inviting its members from all
sections of the country to sit together in
its general ecclesiastical council. Let a
like spirit be manifested by the remaining
and it will go far to bind up the
nations wounds and to restore the peace
of society -'SoUTHERN RECONSTRUCT
TIoN,' in Feb. No. Of Lippincott's Maya
zine.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-15

New York O1ty, two days; than to Pier
mont. This brings him near Spring VAL
ley March 14th, the day of the murder
His name is Antoine Haurer, aud he is
shoemaker. He says, at Piermont Jew
came up to him and said, Hello, Lans-
man, You look like the man that killed
the Jew peddler" That is all he knows
about it, he says, excepting what he read
in the German papers. When asked why
he changed hats with his victim, he made
no reply.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-15

REAL ESTATE CHANGEs.-D. L. Mich
olson has purchased of Robert Moulthrop
one acre of land on the east side of For
est street, III Rutland, adjoining Moon
brook, paying therefor S 900.
S. Z. Curtis has also purchased of
Mr.. Moulthrop, one and one-sixth acres
of land on the north side of Park street,
for the same price.
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DYSPEPSIA
AND LIVER
COMPLAINT
IMrlNrANr ctRrIFIaATI

Having b..u fflc-.d uirh ctrpnie ri.rz=.
te digestive ssss If.scTli-3 b., I.',s - l-lr
al ar nef,f 81 Eh'. nysE, NJ = % tHsattnt 90 --
f"uittt.l ia uDGs then f'Ht var. .sIfd sRf.rss
shat WDId~ eau Isv.r ce-S-. I'e. srrf OFT t.l e.
fuin tl most .+irfttartt m,aIE,s a. -kGi tf.af
p ron ul'ea. A. lBCucsd ~ rh- fshRHs.azf e Do
49, affrn-ed uB.. 10 tn ODDS NEhNIAE Aal
NAIGnhAroH. ~. had ri'Irt~.d .fi..H-. ~
All, ia his osn pruc i-.-. and I'D -. O. gf'f1
Z la the tsgh-rt fsTuls. l had Htogr ut
a'th ~ ever, thtLs. h'if follOp.,s H. adRf-.
I'd pro 'r-s th+ ufsdlsl'.- THE fit ttt-t..t.1
ue ~ d b fTs-. Hori'Inu.d ~ t4-e and s.r' ia-
r'.t"ds O" i.s .Ius a. ne I tr~w Ongsr edo
Longer. sul In d l.--- aud i--s mon uF
fonisi'S. Ifi- tor NOV h--nsrf "a
.'E q s'fd ff'-'- 't A. ftoda'- n.BFr~
'--faT z ms Ont.n tttf1 osf,t i.t.- h.alsh. ai1
nh 40 ls tBa-. l.ls 10 r. the - -trTaEs
ifi a D. a.. sE-.l ONO. uOr- / aIn rt-,HoosI
md % tie f0.rbs sbH isng siar " s8.
arr 81 f'iy ~ mot sTrJr 80 40 or eco
"nr.''f'' fuf % * o $50 TO XII Fsie.ad isz
-rov'ry. Is LIBBY. ~ P-nl. snH. fer
.iie ~ AL Drneglsis at n Z olisr II fe
l4dA w2E
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4 GEMS WANTED FOR THE
SIGHTS AND SECRETS

or TIE MATT NAL CAPITAL,
work deer pfive OF wastipF on cay; Iys'1s
I'D ouf~IGe UnuiA -sed AID tNto--d sns ~
i,-r, mos tbriiitrg. most ent.T 81 Bts'fu-
ave, and starting ook OF the daN 81 h~snf -
a cslar- ~rb t-rrn-. az. Address UNlTtD
STATES PUBLISHING 90, All B-oou.e -
NeE York Cary. lsaENAg
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-15

The subscriber offers for sale his house and
premises on Evelyn street, well situated and suit-
able for business. For particulars apply on the
premises. THOMAS RIfT$GiN
march6d&wlm
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MArLE SUGAK.-Maple sugar is selling
in Richford, Vt, from 10 to Is cents per
pound. Notwithstanding the snow is SO
deep i'll the woods a large amount will be
made. Some difference between the price
in the northern part of the State and in
Rutland, where it is selling for % cents
per pound. Let us import our supplies.
A dealer in sugar says the best way to
make the sugar for market is to put it in
80 or 80 pound butter tubs grained just
hard enough to prevent it, leaking
BRATTLEBoRo.- The Phoenix i. com
pairing its circulation with that of the
Record in Windham County. The total
result is, Phoenix, 1856; Record, $50
VIM s. Newton has been chosen
Trustee of the United States Deposit
Fund, in place of Samuel Root, de-
ceased.
Brattleboro has recently held town
meeting, and rescinded the vote of the
annual meeting whereby the town liquor
agency was discontinued
Rev. Charles c. Harris, formerly of
West Brattleboro, has entered upon his
duties Il, Rector of St Michaels IEpisco-
pal Church in Brattleboro
p. B. Francis has become sole propri-
etor of the Wesselhoeft water cure at
y II ha
ner, John Knowlton, and Mr. Knowlton
has bought the Lawrence water cure, in
the same place, paying $4,000.
At noon, March 4th, 1869, just at the
time of the Inauguration of Gen. Grant,
at Washington, there were born at Brat
tleboro, twin boys, sons of Mr.. Hiram p
and Mrs Emma V Miner Matthews.
These young Americans have been named
in honor of our new President and Vice
President, Willie Grant and Walter Col
fax. Vermont is bound to sustain her IA
vorite candidates.
The Phoenix says: "An accident
happened to the down freight train on
Tuesday morning last, when about mi Q
south of Putney depot, by which eight
cars were thrown from the track, two of
which went down an embankment, and
narrowly escaped going into the river.
Fortunately no person was injured Con-
trary to the usual custom, the freight
train left the Falls ahead of the Montreal
train, which, as well as the o'clock train,
was compelled to resort to the carrying
round" process.
"A six years old son of Eugene Fer
ritter, on Monday afternoon, while indulg-
ing in the dangerous sport Of. playing
around the freight depot, attempted to
catch ride upon the tender of an engine
engaged in switching, but making mis-
step, he fell, and one of the wheels passed
over him, crushing a leg The limb was
amputated at the thigh, and we learn
that the little sufferer is now doing well.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-15

OFFICERS
CLARENCE H. CLARK President,
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, Vice-President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and Aetuary.
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4 GREAT DISCOVERY.

The Fqual,zsr Of Vacuum cure for treating e.
ti-.ases Uy ID.chanic-I means in .ufed ~ ~,
Hatfield. OF Cibsinnafi. Onio, spd ior .He in
New tbgiand ony D, ur. - Collin. 10 81
Hxford TT ro-on. II IL the yoDaef oftbr ~
Pny -iciane snS all co.cerDed. Thea-e cal hna
examine. send 'or drcuisBs. II D. o ,of
interest. state and county righis for .sl.-.
isa&~Aw
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BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where the general business Of the Company is
transacted, and to which all general correspon-
dence should be addressed.
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COLGATE a CO.'S
AROMATIC
\ EGETABI.E SOAP.

1oIn'in.4 with .lyrern-. 81 T. FIarn-nd+l BIZ.
b. u.s. 81 Ladies. ai,l in fL.- Nurs.ry.
iBlAwsT
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Which reduces theicost OF Gas one-haIf, may be
seen day and evening at
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( f WIS & + q X
III OLD A Y s ,

III OIL ID A \ )
,inong which may be found the following al
aany other faney articl.-
sANCY BASKETS, Iaree lot.
LADIES RETICULES,
DoLLs-wAX. and ali xmas,
CHINA And PARIAN GOOD
GAMES. various kinds,
WORK FANCY BOXES
PERFUMERTEs ~
sbundsncc
our s,a-s Of Dragz aud Meaioihas i full if.-'
and pure.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
CoMPOUSI I'D
in oar paint AMI OH depsrfra rn, IN
sd h0iisf oii, 1mTeutiue- Warn 10 - : -.
Glass, al siz-s. Putty, PAINTER ''Ns-
ARTISTS Material
kERosENE OLA PUEE An 'lei',
i.--in. sh.iltr, Cream 81 TsEtaT, HigsTh va
Gail and look at our goods.
SS-Corn.r Merchants Rou and West -'Tea' q
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE

And other enable dealers throughout the COM.
try. aplOd xw2m
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-24
sTAMf DUIILs-sIAIA or NEVA

Affdavits. five cents.
Agreements or appraisement for each piece Of
paper on which the same Is written, five cents.
Assignments Ct transfer Of mortgage, lease or
policy of insurance. the duty the original
| instrument. (see Mortgage, Lease and lusUr-
ance.)
Any promIssory note, whether payable OF de-
mand or an time designated, for a suIa hot eA-
ceeding one hundred dollars, five cents
For every additional hundred dollars .,
fractional part Thereof. five cents.
The warrant of attorney 10 confess Judgment
an note or bond is EXEMPT from stamp duty. if
the no.c IT bond is properly stamp, j.
Bank checks. drafts, orders at sight or on de-
mand made PAYABLE i'll the state, two CENTS.
Balls Of exchange, drawn in but Ia yable cut Of
the State of Nevada. each bill. Or sci of three
more. must be stamped; for every bill Of each sci!
five cents.
Drawn in but payable ont If the United States,
If drawn snely or in duplicates, pay the zane
duty as inland bills of exchange.
The acceptor or acc ltors, payse or nayees, Is
any bin of ~xchange. order for the pay n,eLt,
any of money drawn out purparting Ia h
drawn ont of this State, must, before paying @
accepting the sam place thereon stamp iudic.r
ing the duty.
Bills of sale ( personal property, five cents.
Bonds Of executors, administrators, guardians.
and trustees, each subject to a stamp duty OF
dollar.
-ofIicial-one dollar
Rond-personai-fir the payment money, tn
SAME mortgage. (See NoFtgage.)
BOnds-Railroad and other corporation bonds
and scrip subject to stamp duty as mort
gage. tSee mortgage
Bonds Of any description, ether than such As
required in legal proceedings. and such az are NOT
otherwise charged in the schedule, twenty five
cents.
Certificates of deposit. sum not exceeding
hundred dollars, two cents
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-24

In Syphilis and its adjuncts, GOnnorrhea and
accompanying diseases; all disorders Of the Bad-
der Kidneys and postate; SinInal Weakness;
Diseases OF the Heart and Lungs Dyspepsia; Indi-
xestion, imp,teucy; Incipient Consumption, and
all diseases of the unary organs in either sex, cure
always warranted, or NO PAY required,