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LES MILE EFT UNE
CONNAISSANCES TITLES.
cour, Jardin, Champ, Cuisine, Cave
XVII

L'histoire du BILE serait lhistoire de
l'homme, on plut6t de Ia race semiti.
que; dams toutes les contrees qui en-
tourent Ia Mediterranee, les trois
quarts au moins de la population pas
sent leur vie tout entiere 4 semer. re-
Golfer, battre, emmagasiner, moudre le
bic, ct celia depuis des temps on Ia me-
moire des hommes n'atteint pas. L'art
de reduire le bic en- farine ct den
fare du pain est parti de rEgypte, .
fait le tour de Ia mer interieure. sy
est implante ct perfsctionne de telle
facou que rien ma pu Zen detroner.
L'ussge de Get aliment s'est introjuit
dams Ie Nord, s'est repaudu dams rEst
ct le Sud, ct q traverse pAtlantique
sur les vsisseaux des Genois; mais en-
s'eloignant de son berceau, le bic a
rencoutre le riz. Forge, Ia pomme de
terre, don't il ma pu eutieremeut triom-
pher. Dependant. plus CO qu'on appel.
le civilisation s'etepd sur ls globe,
c'est-a-dire plus les meurs des Latins
prennent de preponderance, plus Pu-
sage des differences preparations du
bic ct surtout du pain devieut general.
Sans remonter aux temps fabuleux
ou postiques, qui transformaient en-
dieux on en- demi-dieux les premiers
meupisss. on peut etre peu pres sur
que l'on commences par torre6er le
grain pour le debarrasser de son enve.
loppe, CONNIE aujourd'hui on fait grill.
Ter des msrrons. On arriva assez vite
ID meule; les livres saints nous mon.
trent Samson tournant celle des Phi.
listius; l'histoirs de Il republique 70.
maine raconte les fstigues Dc PIsute le
eomique. attsche ad NOLAN; GO qui
etait alors le dernier degre de d mi.
sere hum,ine. En- cffct, ad NOLAN, 1 j
meule, etait un chatimebt qui ea,lait
ct depassait meme les triremss, VI, ,ga
leres. Les cri,pinels n'etaient , pas
asseI nombreux pour sufire 4 Ia men
tation de Ia vile eternelle, ct des mil
liers d'esclaves courbaient, sous h
fouet. leurs epaules siIlonnees par !.
sanglante laniere des pisteurs; les bou
lsngeries de Rome avaient fourni
l'armee de Spartacus de nombreu1
soldats gauloia germans, thraces e
numides. Les cours d'ssu no tardarsn
pas / etre utilises. surtout apIes !,
guerre coutre Mithridate.
Les mouths 1 vent sont, / &c quo.
croft. dune origiue plus recsnte. Lee
Croisas les trouv erebt ches lee Ara
bes. Oh liz existaient, dit-on, depuis !,
sixiems steele, ct les rapporterens 81
Frauos ct en- Allemagus. Les Maure'
d'Afrique les avaieut dtja acclinats'
en- Espagns. Css moulips - multiple
rent beauooup. oar lie sttablissaient |
peu de frais; depuis lee perfectiouns
ments de h meunerie. surtout depui
'etablisssmsnt do graudss usinss
mouture, ils oct 6te peu 4 pss dSlais
STA En- France. 10 vent est On moteul
trop inconstaut. ct on ne peut laisssl
ch6mer pendant dss mois enters, quel
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pREluDEs RfvoluTIoNNAIREs

yainement seiforcerait-on de dissimuler
Ia gravite des evenements qui s'accomplis.
sent actuellemcnt en- France. On peut sans
exsgeration reprendre Ia vieille mstaphore
du volcan par lequel tschappc violem.
meut IN feu longtemps comprime. lie
cra,ere principal en- est q Paris, le sol Sc
feudille an loin ct d'inquietAuts jets de
famine jaillissent ! Amiens. Lille. Tou'
louse, Nantes ct Bordeaux. Quelques
assures de plus, ct redi6ce imperial sera
couronne dune illumination sinistre. Les
Parisiens se heurtent contre 10 police ct
l'arm6e sur les hauteurs de Montmartre, le
mont des martyrs, ct Cesar, ID main sur
Ia garde de son epee, Sc fiant au royal
argument de ID baionnette ct du canon,
kcoute le bruit de 10 maree revolution
usire envahissant les rues de la capitale.
Pourquoi cette agitation tumultneuse,
ces bruysuts attroupemeuts ct cette sombre
ardeur se demandent les indid4rents ct
les satisfaits. Que vent cette foule ameutSe!
LEmperear StS 80 providence, il ra
debarrase6e des tribuns ct des socialistes,
il d6moli le vieux Paris ct en- fait nm
waste palais, il retabli le suffrage univer-
eel abattu sous ID Rspublique, il . relieve
le drspeau de Il France ct y . inscrit de
nouveaux mons de victories, puis, douce-
ment ct lentement, D pctites doses, Il q
rendu ID libertS ! ID nation guSrie ct cal
NEE. Que faut-il done b cette vile multi
tude, ct que rSclame-telIe de plusi Ellie
brise ses idoles de IL veilIe, refuse de DOR
mir encore au murmure eloquent de ID mi
norite girondine, renvoie Thiers ! ses
Studes historiques ct Jules Favre ! IA
cadImie. ct appells le aootagnard Bancel.
limplacable Rochefcrs q l'incanbls RAs.
pail. De Gambctta. ellie n'exigepas lhu-
tire titrs qs'ss simple cri de guef >
vEris6, o. B'est nj plus ipgrat, nj PlS =
sens6. Sus done ! ID canaille, que rEm-
pereur h disperse avec quelques charges
de = bonnie cavslerie appuyee des canous
rayks ct des merveilIeux chasepots, mette
Ia csmisole de force ! cette iDgouvernable
cite qui est u mauvaise tete de Ia France,
e. daigne reprendre Ia dictature que Ia
mour des Frsncais await dSposee 4 ses
piedsl
Ainsi s'expriment les complaisants ou
les ego1stes, ct les plus malins d'entre eax
sAmettsst tost b que psutetre rEmpe.
reur, fort peu inquiet pour lui.meme es
lksirant sssieneat iorti6es = dynastie .
psvssce, ; JOS % jsa d : fhsoo. lequel
jeu consistait ! faire parsdsr devant -
ssjsts - dlaagogses = - socialiste
CONNIE De- iosn ivres, , sxhiber unt
dsscoate d Coortille, ct ! enterrer aims
poor jamais b Carnival r6publicain
LhypothAe d ct excellent tour es'
accsptse par une partie d y presst
olBcissse. qui applsadit ! l'SvsDoai'se
nsatssbit = complet departs orleanists
& legitimate st ! b mise 60 prtseDcs q
face ! face d lEmpirs e Dc 4 RSpubli
que. Ellie Stablit ainsi ls conditions de b
lattA = b succss d gousessnsut y lui
ssnbls suDoepHbk dsucun douts.
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l'Empereur sous des traits diderents. Ii
est vraiment liberal ct sincere. II lui q
paru digne de son genie ct de 50 puissance
d'oser plus que ses devanciers, les hommes
providentiels, ct de braver 10 fievre ct la
crise de Ia redoutable transition du des-
potisme 4 ID liberte. II pris d ceur
cette gen6reuse ct sublime enterprise ct il
persiste l habituer ct 4 familiariser Ia
France svec lee meurs ct les usages demo-
cratiques. Rien ne saurait larreter dams
60 vote, ct il s'avance ferme ct impossible
an milieu des 6meutiers farieux ct des
conservateurs epouvantes.
Mais ID vSritS est que Napoleon est
singulerement embarrssse. II ne demande
pas mieux qae de jeter du lest ct meme de
sacrifer une partie de Ia cargaison. II
regrette certaincment d'avoir conserve D
bord lea candidatures oficielles qui ont
fait quelqae peu enfoncer le navire. Sill
pouvait Sc replacer 4 deux ans en- arriere,
ii chaDgerait volontiers le magister Du.
ruy contre le Narcisse parlementaire Olli-
vier. Un vieux matelot de son equipage,
Persigny, lui fait signe d'abau6onner en-
core quelque chose a Ia mer houleuse.
Quelle nouvelle concession ferait.il! Ellie
serait forcee, ct il ny q que les concessions
volontaires qui aient du prix. Et puis
ceder quot! Sc depouiller des attributs
de Ia souverainet6, c'est sc frapper SOL
meme de mort. Pour le gouvernemeut
imperial, cesser d'etre personnel, c'est
cesser d'etre. Proclamer Ia responsabilite
des ministries, c'est declarer que Napoleon
pile sous le poids des atfaires ct quill est
inferieur \ - tache, c'est signfr 81 de-.
ch6ance.
II faut sgir pourtant, ct cette fois lEm-
pire est bieo sur ID defensive ct non sur
l'oGeosive. CONNIE il l'9tait. il y vingt
ssa Vipgt ans, quel laps detemps, quel.
- yissssitudes, qnels horisons divers
9tait l'epoque des faux sermenh = e.
tenebreuses conspirations le peupie ist
mitrsillk, ID tribune renverses, h presse
muselSe, le suffrage fausse toutes les
voix 6eres ct libres farent Etouffses et
quicoDque resta debout, fat exile on trans
porte. Puts le president = fit emperor
ct mena ! sa fantaisie ct / son caprice Il
plus grand peuple du monde, ct h noble
France obSit ct aiIecta tons les dehors Dc
h Vie CONNIE l'automate De Vaucanson
Parlement, journaax, tout maneuvraii
aysc b r6gularitS des roaages dune -
vante machine. st voici que cette prSci
sion, Get osdre, don't le moods ltait ! h
fois rsvi ct stupEiait. sont tout ! couF
d6rangSs, ct que les niais sarcasmes de.
mamelouks De b plume y changent er
inqoiates dokaoess. Ils sen presnent dr
NAL present ! BsDcel ct / Rocheiort
comme hier ! Theirs It ! Fsvre. CONNIE
jadis ! Rouasau st ! Voltaire, tapdis 90,
rEnpire nd pas eu De pies cruels ct d
plus mortels ennemis que lai-meme ct ..
ssrvile clientas. % . dit, avec quelqu,
sppareoce Dc raisoo. que ls Jacobins d
b pssmiere r6volution avaieut donnt |,
We ! Napoleon Ter; i sen tsat de bier
pen qu'os ne pulse ajoater que Napol<os
III : acquitts b dette d sOo prsdeces
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nombreux personnel. Aulourd'hui, In
Flandrc ct la Hollande senblent avoir
recueilli tons les moulins 4 vent de
Europe. Rieu n'etopne plus un Pa.
risien, habitue a regarder CONNIE dss
curiosites archeologiques les trois mou.
lins de Moutmartre don't les allies tour.
nent quand il plait M vent. L'aspect
e.range que douneut. sur les lcvees de
Dordrecht, a perte de vue, ces tongues
ligues de toHrs elevees, surmoutees de
leurs grandes allies en- croix, trouble
singulierement l'esprit. On croft. au
premier abord. que tous les meuniers
du monde Sc sont dome rendezvous Ia
pour y moudre des moissons miraculeu-
ses apportees par des nuees de galiotes.
En- approcbant, on volt que les moulins
. afarine sont tres rares. ct que 10 plupart
des moulins hollandais sont occupies
supplement A moudre Ia mer, le Rhin,
Ia Meuse ou PEscaut, c'est-a.dire
a mouvoir des pompes qui irejettent aux
cansux les eaux qui ont envahi les
pc iers. La le vent est 81 fort que Ia
pluie y est borizontale. On done raj
son den utiliser Ia puissance ct de
lemployer 1 tout: 4 exprimer rhuile,
A scier le bois. i forger le fer. On lui
fait animer tous les engins que meu-
vent en- France les chutes d'esu, abso-
lument iucopnues dams ce pays, plat
CONNIE rOcean d'oa il est sorti.
Les mouths 4 eau sont les vrais
moulins de Ia France, ct les moulins 4
vapeur peuvent leur apporter IN con.
cours utile, mais lis ne les remplace-
ront jamais; leurs frais sont trop
grands. Les premiers ont dependant
leurs jours dc chomage comme les
moulips vent, moins frequents toute'
fois. Les glaces, pendant quelques jours
d'hiver, arretent les aubes les graudes
eaux les noient, les iuoudations les
emportent ct quelquefois le moulin ayec
elles ; 10 secheresse excessive des etes
torrides les laisse en- lair somme
toute, un moulin / eau etabli dams de
bonnes conditions W bien ouss mois
sur douse, ct une fois construit marche
presque sans frais. Aussi egaie.t-il tou.
tes nos vallees dc son joyeux tic.tac.-
La petite maison nOircie par Ihumidi.
te. lezardee par peffort de Ia meule, Ia
rouc aux palettes vermoulues. soule-
want une cheveiure d'herbes aquati.
ques don't 10 verdure noire ct veloutse
dome une transparsnce brillante au cris.
tai de l'euu; le ruisseau on le petit tor.
rent qui % brise, eclate en- blanche nous
re, irisee par les rayons du soleil, ct fuit
en- roulapt ses galets luiants, au mi.
lieu dune prairie d'un vert franc, par.
aemee dun fsu d'artifice de margueri.
tes, de luzerne. de t4He, Dc boutons
dor. VOLTA 10 moulin areau tel que ID
cache tout pli do terrain dams potre
visille France. AUST, legeudes ct bal.
ladies' oommencent-elles presque tou.
jours par: III y await une fois IN richs
ueunier..." )" Aujourd'hoi, 10 meunisr
est reste un des gros bopnets du village,
ct meme du pays, quand son moulin
| on plutca ses noulius sont iustallta
sar uue Tonne st large riviere, CONNIE
Ia Seine on 10 Marne. qui apporte I
ses meules les grains Do Il Beaucs, DE-
Ia BourgogOe ss Do h Champagne. au
centre dun immense reseau do che.
minis do fer. ! dsux pas done grands
vile comms Paris, qui rsuferme nsul
! cents boulangers. A. fuRGAs.
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seur en- cGdant Ia place aux Jacobius de
1869.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27

o. WEST ETGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
~ aud Sstb svcrNs-Ro1ms TO let. with fEst class
Board, suite singly, gentleman and wife single
gent ,eanea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27

IIOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
II Old peniinon steamship Company
Seemhhps OF this line leave pier 81 North rlvcr foot Of
Beach street, every Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday at
r M connecting wiil c Virginia and Tennessee Air Line.
the Seaboard Inland Line, Petersburg Weldon Railroad
Cheapeake aud Ohio Railroad, and Richmond and DanvHle
Railroad Through tickets and through b's Of
ang nj reduced rates 10 all points Sonth and Southwest
Apply at Once, on pier 81 North river, or to
N. L.MorREADY, President, 1si Greenwich street.
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N BLEGANr PUNISHED DWELLING Low; Ersf
N location New York Ferty.seooBd street very uear
Piith avenue possesslgni leasehod 80 years.
v, X. STEVENSON A Son. II Pios strcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.


A LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANpE OF
n tme.-11e steamboats, q. vIBBARD and DANIEL
DREW will nnd after Thnrsday. July leave Desbroses
AT and Tbiyourth street at 8is landing Ton
kers, West Point CORNWALL Newburg, Poughkeepse Tlv0,
Rhinebeck, Catsk Hudson Tickets sold ard baggage
checked board the boats all points New York Gem
trAi, Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroads.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27

90 WHIST TWENTY-FoURTH sTREEr-A NEATLY
~ furnished First Floos 10 et TO gentlemen, with break
fast II desired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27

90 IRVING PLACE. NEAR WESTMINSTER HOTEL
Il Well furuishei Second Floor, suite otheiwise
with Board; private table desired Parlor
Extension first noor, suitable for a doctor dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27

OATH STREET. ISL WEST -HANDSoMELY FUR
al + ns ~ Rooms. VIII Board, families single gen
enen house perfect order; une1cptionable location
and twenty third street stages references
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40 WHIST TwENTY-sfXTH srREET.-vERY DESI
nc, sae Rooms tecond aud third Doors, also bsc
Psrur e,, With nrs, elias. Bosrd suite or sinsiy
Reference.
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OF EAST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET, NEAR HADf-
,Di SON aveuucR nicely furnished front Room TO let 10
gentleman and wl.r, IN private family; fuh Board for
lady Only.
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81 EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE
~ npe.TO 1T. with Board, well furnished Rooms, on
second third fourth 9ors louise lrs class References
exchanged
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40 WEST TWENTY SIKH sTREET.-IooMs TO
J LEI, vita Boag,, suite o. singiY. References eR
changed.
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Oc WEST FIFTY 20 nth sTREET.-A PRIVATE
10 family have handsomely Furnished front Room {,
gentleman without board with breakfast term
moderate References required.
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LNoR CHARLESTON, s. G., YHE FLORIDA PORTS, TuE
South and Sou.hwcs!.-Reguar Line. The superior
steamship MlNNEroNKA, George y. Carpenter, Conman-
der, will sail Thursday september 40 i. NJ. from pier
No. 8 North river, foot OF Rector street.
Through bills oil ladn ali points South and Southwest.
Agents in chnriest (R3vene Coz forward all goods
free OF commission.
ARTHUR LEARY, Agent,
7S William street.
The sea,nshlp SARAGOssA will sail October T.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-22
COUNTY TREAsURER's REPORT.

To the Hon. Beard of County Commissioners of
ormsby County: Ger.temen-I herewith submit
my Report of the business Of the Treasurers Office
for the six months ending December 81, 1865.
My last Semi-annual Report dated July Eth, |
1865. showed cash on hand in the several funds |
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sIAMr UUIILs-sIAIk Or NkVA

A1idavits, Eve cents.
Agreements appraisement. for each piece Of
paper on which the same is written, FIVE cents.
Assignments transfer of mortgage, lease or
instrument. (see Mortgage, Lease and IRsur-
ance)
Any prom,ssory nnte. whether payable on de-
mand time designated, for a sum not ex-
ceeding one hundred dollars, ave cents.
For every additional hundred dollars cF
fractional part Thereof. i've cents.
The warrant Of attorney te confess Judgment
on note or bond. is exempt from stamp duty, il
the note n bond is properly stamped)
Bank checks, drafts, or orders at sight de-
mand made PAY able in the State. two cents.
Bills of exchange, drawn in but payable ont Of
the state Of Nevada. each bill or SET Of three OF
more must Be stanIped for every bill Of each set
five cents.
Drawn in but payable ont Of the United Statea
tif drawn singly in Duplicates, } pay the zane
duty rs inland bills of exchange.
The scceptor or acc ltor-, payee or psyees. .
any bill Of xchange, Or order for the PAYMENT
any sum Of money drawn out lnrporting to b
drawn ont of this State, must before paying
accepting she SAM place thereon a stamp indicAt
ing the duty.
Bills of sale personal property. 1--WE cents.
Bonds of executors, administrators, guardians.
and trustees, are each subject to a sIsnp duty Of
one dollar.
BONDS offciai-on. dollar
Eond-personal-for tie payment o mcney,f III
san,e as mortgage. (see Norteage.)
Bonds-Railroad and other corporation bonds
and scrip are subject to stamp duty. same mort
Bonds Of any description. other than sneh ~ are
required in legal proceedings, End such are nos
otherwise charged in the schedule, twenty-five
cents
Certificates Of deposit, sum not excsed.np
hundred dollars. two cents.
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!
| Upon examining the papers connected with the
collection Of these sums last mentioned it became
! apparent that the sum paid in on account of the
deinqnencies of 1864 should have been appor-
| toned and paid in under the separate heads Of
Estate and County Taxes and OF Traditional 10
per cent for delinquency" and that those for the
years 1865 and 1866 should, in each case have
been paid in as accounts separately derived from
State and County Taxes" Fire Department
Tax and additional 10 per cent. for dein-
qHcncy."
Paid in in tho manner they have been the County
Treasurer hes been compelled to view the entire
sum r each year as derived from the delinquent
State and County taxes and therefore to ap-
portion the sum derived solely from that source
in each year.
The Auditor might have been justified by the
face of the receipts, in following the same course
but having official knowledge that portions of
each of the amounts so paid in, came from two
three separate sources Of revenue, and which
we're to be apportioned on different principles
he has tn ;ught it best not to apportiun those
amounts upon his books until it can be ne cor
rectiy. and which only be done after n CT, eful
examination If the several delinquent Isis shall
show how those aggregated amounts should be
sub divided acco ding the proper heads of rev.
enue frvm which they were derived.
The withholding Of these Sums from apportion-
ment at the present time by the Auditor necessa-
risly produces deficiencies in the Treasurer and
Auditors books as to the apo tiOnments, and as
to the bsan in the several funds, for the first
time since they have been in Office but these dis
crepances will cease, and the books of the two Of
fc-s will be maize to agree again, soon an ap-
portionmsnt IF these payments can be made, in
accordance to the sources from whi, h 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 So. cifcation IF the different sources from
which the funds were derived, at the time the
payments were made: there not being the least
for supposing that the late District Attor:
ney has not paid over every cent Of the money for
which he is accountable.
The moneys received ~ the Treasurer, exclu-
sive Of the 81 ,0S2 81 before mentioned, being |
$50. 529 As have been aPpo toned as folL.ws: |
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r @ N @ h Iu n ar.
Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

These Pills ara now acknowledged by the Me IL
cal fraternity to b, the only safe mild and eff
eaci>us remedy 90 be depended on in long sanding
eases o. suppression, irre,ularity, stopping OF
the functions of naturs the neg'ert of which j..
the source of such deplorabe effects on the female
frame. In -huuid these Pills he t ken
when the patient has reason to believe she il
RycrE VIE Price 5. Remit the amount a. above,
and they will he forwarded with fall directions for
use, CURED AT HONE.
Patients residing in part of the State. how
ever distant. who may d.sre medical advice on
their respective cases. and who think proper to sub
NIT ittsn statement Of such in preference. to
boil ling personal interview, assured that their
communications vii be held most snrred.
All letters and money mus be addressed
BENZ. 2. JOSSELYN, N. D., rs.amr
636 Washington street.
z4RO. San franciscs, Cal.
nr2j.tf
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Being auction Of the principal dne on the
old claims of IS, SIS SO. besides lqudat.g the
cured int, rest amounting to s., sy5 63.
Respectfully submitted,
SAM. D. KING, County Auditor.
Auditors Office Carson City, Jan. 4, 1869.
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Dissolution Of Partnership,

JOSEPH HEBERr AND MARCELLE DnRE
- have this day dissolved partnership bv nintuat
Consent. and the firm will now exist nnd"r the
nNme Of CARDINAL 4 ItEBERT in the business
# Saloon Keeping on Carson street, Carson City,
Nevada.
December g, 1865. d2o-lm
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NEATLY AND PROMPTLY
Executed at this OEicc.

s GIVE Is A CALL. ia
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
DR.. J. C. YOUNG. In 1850.
no Cure. No Pay.
Consultation Ly letter or otherwise FREE.
BENZ. F. JO5SELYN, NJ. D.


l has enjoyed this Coast uninterrupted
success of eighteen years, and has become one of
tho most celebrated Institutes of the age.
The great number actually RECEIVE led and cured,
place It in point of number Of patients among the
very first of the world and the OF its treat
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
t.. Greatest Discovery Of this any other Age
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies.

rneSe powders will be found of essential value to
th.,se whose msanS. health, or other circumstan-
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perhaps risk Of life This preparation is new, safe.
infall bic convenient aud simple, and cannot in
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tanned by rhe sound-st principles If pruden e and
virtue. Their should lie avoided at certain
times Price $40 bog Sent 10 any part Of the
Cast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount bv Mail or Expres,. addressed
% BENZ JOSEELYN, NJ. D