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roved, April 10. lsce.
Public ResnI-tion-N No. Isl

Res LUTON enas ling bona fde settlers TO pur-
chase certain lands acquired from he Great and
Little Usage tribe of Indians.
E.-sy lived by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentaiivcs Of the United States Of America in
Congress assemble That any bona fde ssttl- I
residing upon any portion Of he bands suid to the
United States by virtue of the first and second
art cles Of the treaty conciu.e ed between the
United States and the Great and Little Usage
ibe # indians, SeptemJ CT twenty-uinth, eigh-
teen bundled and sixty-fve. and proclaimed
January twenty first. eignteer hundred and
sixty-s-yen. WIN is a citizen Of the United states
or shalt have d.cllrei his intention TO become
citizen IF the United States. shall be, and hereby
is. entitled to purchase the SAME in quantity not
exec ding one hundred and sixty acres, at price
# one dollar and twenty five cents per acre,
within two years from the passage Of Il Is act.
under such rules and reguiati1 may be pre-
scfihe,i by the Secrvtary Of the Inter iur pro
: id H. however That both the odd and even
numbered sections of the said lan..s shall be sub
ject to sefti. ment and ie a. above provided:
And proNi ed further nat the sixteenth ami
fhirty-sixth sections esch town hip Of said
an1s shall be fog stat school purposes
in accordance vii ihe provisions of the act "f
admission Of tn. State If ka,>a~ /: Provided how
.yer. That nothing IN this act shall he construed
in any manner affecting any legal rights hereto
fore vested in Any other party or PARTIES
Approved, April 10, 1863.
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Improved, April 10, 1869.
TPublic Resnlution-No. 20. I

Joint Resolution granting the right of way for
the construction Of railr ad I, ON point at or
mar Portl nd. Greg H. T. a point w.st of the
Cascade mountains. IN Wa ingtou Territory.
Rail cad ,mI,any be. and hereby is authorized
to extend its branch line from pp Mt at OF near
Portland. 'freC N. tn some suitable point Puget
>,und IL BE- determined by said company. and
also To connect The with its main line west
# the 'a~ ade mountain, in the Territory of
Washington: ii extension benig subject I" all
he { nditIors aud pTs visions, and said c mEany
in respect thereto being entitled to all the rights
and privilege con erred by the act Incorporating
said COMPANY. and all acts additional to and
am. rt!arorv the cot: Provided. That said com
piny shall MT he entitled To ans subsidy In money
bofls or additional lands Of he United stats
in e peIt to said eNtcns n II its branch Inc as
At ,r.sad exc ut such lands as may be included III
the ri hi Of way the he Of >uch extension as
il ma, b located: And provided tuither. hat
~ lea twenty-five miles of sid eNtensi >lia
be constructed before the second day Of july.
Ell hteen huIdrei and +, venty-one. and i1ft
n.f-e- per wear there's. until the VIII lie If said
rxten ion shall he cmplet d.
approved, April 10, 1859.
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sUTRO TUaEEL COMPANY.

l'a-o THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA: The frs
L pick in the Sutro Tunnel has been struck
AID the good work is daily progressing; but Il
compete II requires millions Of dollars, winch
| Cannot be oblained on the Pacific coast
! In order 20 inspire Confidence TO capitalists
abroad, and in Older to make CgngIes fully ap.
uGt Ciate the tue seHtimun entertained here +;
| Is ABSOLUTELY y Csss,RY that general and sub
stsn;.al in iUr>enent of the project should bs
| maze gigh' here NJ home.
| The California Bank ring. the arch enemy 4
this great ami good work. which in its results wills
be magnificent and heueE, lent will, Il u ~
heretofore, every fort II Impress cap tlIi,t>
Il; distance with the belief tba. they. the sup
posed owners of these Hiu=s, being opposed TO
the IuHaei, look upon it IN undertaking use
less. uurece say, Improbable and chimeric4.
they viii do eve"f thing within the power to
control the action OF Senators, au,! vii leave
nothing untoue TO create the same impressions in
~ ashl'. gtl a'l viii! by fair or fJll iIeas, ny
t. defeat any subsidy which Cong: may he
wiling TO grant.
Taele is bur one way - defe,; their machina-
tipu>. There is but one Way to sustain the pro
jecIor in his efforts 10 accomplish tbs great work.
here i, tut way # bringing about the
IDENTITY wished foT resl.lt-,
Let every m.lu and women, who can spare fl re
dollars 2" promptly up t" he Office ot the >utro
unnel Company, and buy one SHARE, ut least OF
ts, Ss;ti'e st, OK Let ;, coo 5000 1t the
men aid woIle.. Who live oa TIE very spot AID
ought 10 be the best judges Of The importance e
III work istdorse IT 10y becoming stockholders ia
the Company; let :. 0b' 3 600 and Nr'hea,
the true uwIicrs Of these mines say they are s. T.
lin. To inves; their money, AMI that they lave
confidence IN the results TO hJw from the under
taxing AN d then let the Bank ring come frwarj.
AMI dare 10 aisrepresct and belle the viii Of the
Peep e.
can be TsSl-t IN N-yt Ia: it - :l.a home idur-e
uIyHt w.ic i required five dollars - yH,l, work
M II nd wOIHen Icccei a'i slsi-l,,ir y'u
have been Is = rstt deal of Isl.u"y: it = - "a al
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An Act to discontinue Sault Stea Marie. as port
of entry in the Superior district, and to estab.
lish Marquette in lien thereof.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resen,sti Of the United Statesxf America in
Congress assembled, That Sault tie. Marie, in the
district OF Superior, is hereby discontinued as a
port Of entry, and that the port of entry for the
district be, and is hereby, established at Mar
quet,c. at which place the collector of the dis
trct shall reside. and deputy collector shall
side at Sault ste. Marie.
SFc. >. And he il further enacted, That all
acts ami parts If acts conaravenng this act be-
aud the hereby, repeated This nc.
siali take effect from ami atler the tenth day Of
Nav next
Approved April 10, 1869.
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No 19l

An Act regulating the rights of property Of mar
riei woman in The district IF Columbia
Be- it enacted by :ife Senate and ii ne Of Rep
res natives IF the United States OF America III
Coz gres~ a~seInt Ell, That in the District OF Col
unltis the right Of married woman To any
property, persnHal real. beIoneins TO her Al
TIE tiiye of marriage. or acquired dining mar
rage in any other way Than by gift or convey
ans e from her husband shall be absolute as II
he were femme sole, and ~h III MT be SUBJECT To
The disg.o-a of her Lu han, nor be liable for bis
lei l.: but such mrried woman may convey, de-
wise. and bequeath the SINE. u any interest
Their, in in the same manner and Nth like effect
ii she aITietf-
SC = And he il further enacted, That any
ma riei woman may contract. and sue and be
sued in her own name. in all mat err having re-
lation IL her sole and separate property in the
same manner as il she were unmarried; but
neither Ter husband nor his properly shall be
bound to any such contract nor liable for any re-
covery asain-t her ia sDy such suit, but judge
ment NAV he nforced y. execution against her
sole se, arate estate in he same manner as II
she were sole.
Approved, April 10, 1869
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IPnhlic Resnlution-No. 81

Joint Resolution 70 facilitate the construction of
the cusrom-f ouse at Bangor. Maine.
B. it resolved by the Senate anI II Use Of Rep
Q eseutatives of the United ate- Of America il
ongres, assembled, That the secretary Of the
Treasury be authorized t. make present appii-
cation of the went five thousand dollars arpro
pri4te Al the last session Of the f3rieth congress
for the BangD, custom h"u>e and public buildings,
the same 10 be applied 10 the use provided iii said
tpprrprit tion. not hereby increasing the said APP
preparation As heretcf re ma e.
Approved, April s, 1863.
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proved. March %. 1869.
1ruhiic Re-,lnti

A Resolution relating to government buildings al
Fort Tp-5en. .kOta Territory.
Resolved by tile Senate and House of Represen-
t5tiyes # the Unit 4 states If America IN Con
cress ass~nhl Il That the Secretary OF War be-
aat lie hereby Is, auth lriZed an empOweTei to
direct the necessary buildings at Fort Totten
Gazutt Territory, u be constructed Of brick
arI t. accept IN sc n said fort already con-
structel OF 6rics Proyi led, That in his judgment
buiilirg- nf that mater .,l II not he more ex-
Veasiye than buildings # I'D And provided
flrtEer. That no appropriation Will be necessary
thersf,r-
anDrJyei Ar-ii g. lS6l
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Tpubiic-No. 90.

An act to renew certain grants Of land TO the State
| of ALBANIA.
! Be it enacted by the nate and House of Rep
| rese natives of the United States of America u
| Congress assembled. That much of the grant
| Df lands MAZE L. the State of Alabama byt e act
! of Congress approved June three, eighteen hun
| tlT ed and fiftv xix. tied - An z antlng
y ibtic lands in alternate sections to the state ii
| slahana to aid in the construction Of CO. tain
| railroads in said State were granted u rs
sist in the building of railroads - from year
| GtI.teu to some pint the Alabama and Mi.-
siSSppi state line in direction t. he Mobile
| ard nh 10 railroad, with view to connect with
the said dubIle and Ohio railroad. " and . from
titdsden to connect with the tie 'rgia anu Ten
ue-see and Tennessee line of railroads through
Chattooga Wills. and Lookout valleys" is
hereby revived and renewed. subject t" all the
conditions and restrictions contained in the act
referred to- and subject the further limitat IN
THAI if either IF the said railroads Is not
pleted within three years from the time of the
passage If this act no further sale shall be made
Tor the benefit Of such rairoa AID the lands I'M
sold shall revert TO the United States: Provided,
That the lands granted by the act hereby re-
viveI. except mineral lands, shall be sold to
actual settlers only in quantities mt greater than
one-quarter section tn one purchaser, and f'r a
price not exceeding two dollars and fifty cents
per
SEQ. ,. And be il further enacted. hat the
right. power. ami authority is hereby given To
the companies building the af resaid railroads to
take ON the public lands adjacent to the lines Of
>tid r.ilr - EARTH stone, and other mttei lts for
the cons tructiun thereof. and the right of is
hereby granted To- the extent of one hundred feet
in width on each side ot SAID railroads where they
may pass over the publi' lands. ,nciuing neceS
grounds for stations and structures connected
Herewith, not exceeding forty acres atany one
stariou.
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rpuhlic Resulutinn-Nc. IL

A Resolution respecting the retirement If tie
Brevet Major Gene,.s! 7 .Ien'zeiG:Gn.
Resolved by the senate an. House Of Repre-
senta ives Of the United statts Of America in Goa
gfess assembled, That Ire President II the
United states be. and he is hereby. authorized to
place the name of Brevet Major Gcnc5si :. =
liientzrluan on the retii ed list Of the array with
the full rank the coInm mi kUia - lam When
wounded In accordance with sections sixteen lld
seventeen If the act Of AUGUST eighteen ENH-
dred and .ixty-oTe Hr1 ss-ctirl thirty Nv" the
act If July twenty -ght, eighteen hundred and
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ASSE>SMEST' SALE.

4 TUENS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
n Company. Location Of the Mining CAIN
0rmsby County, Nevada. NotiJ e-TheFe de-
linqu-nt upon the following describe Stock in
said Company, upon account If Assessment Ne. :
levied upon the I9ih Of August, 1860. the several
ainoEnts set opposite the nauIes of tie respective
shareholders, as follows, viz:
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| i'sIis CE J, Z Or \ z e ID ~ TIT UTE
l.. has enjoyed this Gas; ~ ri,,it,terrurte.i
success oi eighteen years. ami t'as become one Of
the III 81 celebrated usti,ptts of he a.e.
ile great auElhrr ft''siir raceiIed AM! cured,
place Il u point "f n';..SeI # patients among the
first oi the sspl.l and the success # its treat
| SECOND u .oHc.
| PRIVATE C1sG1-Ns
In Males and lire li,r tiesin Females a, the great
ie,trlyers ofheiitil. They iisilousv attack the
system, and grr:a1ly undermine ifIt destroy it
theJ oriVe t.e VI nnl from the c'teeF, the lustre
| from the eye. tiie strength and vi-or from the
| frame, they give pnny diseased offspring and
poison thru ugh successive gene ations the o:
man. The marks can be seen in ccrofula. Com
sumption, Cfpples, the Idotc, the Paralytic, the
Insane.
| There is II" more terrible scourge to the hurni,
race thal those diseases arising from the c1ntami
ap,ion Neneria Poison The mil est forms, by re-
treating the blood, hold oyct the one Attic
ted the sword OF destruction i:,-t y t.ble any
moment TO Il. 'ai blght-iu ufi.-lly dastroy-ail
east hopes.
VI .sCu..T. recon eel as tho most FATAL
alIG :. L. 81 To- man. combining with the
Vtner"' druoeS Ms dangers. Those who have
b-, .",l;eti T.fn tilaS eraeiaii, MIN ERAL POL
son, s,f. - cured; the disease has only assumed
anew form.
pUNorBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
that Iegyes -ie poison To crawl through the sys-
tr:l. eatn, - way into H., Tissues and organs
i-reath he tlpa' e,''is stnev.k sul.=ss - Bur,r
IL in the with vi sli,Te, THAI Will battle
t'.e effects Of medicine. Wke; Perfect CUREscaa
>. Oh ant-i Fy cons tr, a l.it -iciaI IuIn ict,
:racI,,. :iii IA IA zion into 5he cause.
II diseases o: tie J-'NiAE ORGANS, z;.abie 10
teterlIitr at once t.ic cause 80. ti9r f4iSe"~a.
ir all Gi-ct>es entrusted G. she Hursa-' care:
PEEft-Ct ofsihf. ana rl.,aI ~ N I CURES,
=. 81 Cases Cure. GuaC@.,. eed.
~ FtG'i'> "'' '''''-i',' N',''t'.'i YEA ana
accom- ~ u. al t'''t,s me niad-
Disco ui the Heart !.rns: Hysy.eg>ia Indi-
1e7tt'''' - - 80 - ana
81 az % -, -, ~ " 'Si 'oA, cure
at"t' ' " 49, - ~ i'+t"'
!: lsAL II = ;CSS.
Tia ,..,,, y4,,r who ,vrerfa-.cas +!,,, sroui,,
,,s,,. j., -.,,t,,-..r.a. ami ,,,sptsI ,,rrs1iz.t;5
-, a f. :. ,.t,-ii,r ., lr,l..... II ariss 10 vii,
Il in III. ,ra 49, # Tin, t. fr.Y,,;,l,r.r ~ -ha
.ii'i i' a. - .;. .+i,ti 80, 80.
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Public EesoIuti,u-yo.4I

coast of oregon.
Resolved by the Sen tte and House Of Represen-
tatiyes IF the Tn ted states Of America in Con
Cress assembled. That The erection of the light
house at AIGirna bay and IF other light houses
on the coa-I 4 ore-oa for which appropriations
have been IN ~ he maize. shall rot be DELAYED
for want # the srsent Of the legislature If the
State the purchase of tine site or sites for such
lighthouses
Approved. March %. 1869.
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Public Res ,ution-No. I'll

4 I.ssointion making San Diego, California, port
of delivery.
Resolved by the -enate ana House of Represeu-
tatiyes # the United States of America i'll Con-
gr. assembled, hat San Diego, California he
and is hereby. created apnrt of delivery IN the
Gust ms collection district Of an Francisco, and
hat the deputy collector of that port receive the
same salary other deputy collectors Of the dis
frict-
Approved, April 10. 1sce.
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e. S. II i S u 3.
&c LIE CTIC Physicians .

Ii DISEASES or Wo,..N AND CHILL
a drea especially treated. Oil Chronic Dis
cured. private diseases cf every character
treated ia strict confidence. y. B.-NJ oCCA-
SIO'- 10 60 - SAN FRANCISCO.
Oh.ce, We: side of Carson street, a. few doors
south If Penrod House.
August 9th. 1863.
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And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board of Trustees, made IN the 23d day Of Septem-
ber. 1N69. many shares IF "a parcel of sad
stock may be necessary viii be sold at pubic
auction, at the office Of he Secretary aud I
urer of said Company on Proctor, near Carson,
street, Carson CITY. Nevada, on MONDAY, THE
18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1869, commencing at
the hour Oh IL c'clock $. NJ, to the highest bid
der for cash, in the gold coin of the United States
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, TO-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses OF
sale. by order. SAM. D. KING,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Carson City, oath September, 1889. 4wiaw
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Or, FEMALE MONTHLY FILLS.
These Pills are now Acknowledged b. the Medi-
cal fraternity to be the only safe mild and eff
cacious emedy % be depended on in Icing landing
cases suppression. ifresu larity. stopping of
tn fuucti'n> of nature the neglect of which is
the source OF such deplo able effects The female
frame. In case >h"u d these pill> be token
when the patient has reason IT, believe she is
EScIE TIE Price So. Remit the amount as above,
and they will he orwarded with fall directions for
use, CURED AT HOME
Patients siding in part of the State. how
ever distant. whu may d. sire medical advice on
their re-pecty. cases. and no think proper to sub
nit written stat, nent of such in preference to
holding persona interview. assured that their
- '--"nicatons vii be held NEST sncred.
~..N ,-.t-rs ami Keney mus be addressed
BENZ. f. JOSSELYN NJ. D.. Tstamp
6lS Sacramento street,
between Mon gomery and Kearney,
Up San Francisco, Cal.
Oc25-tf
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lOrFICIAL.J
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
IPuhIic Res"lntiun-Ne. 3
p..rYr=or, rai.f.ya IN rnn.r,lar fan

Resolved by the Se..ste and House Of Eepreser-
tarives D. the United States Of America in Con
gress assembled, Thaf section three of chapter
two hundred and thirty-threr # the public acts
of the thirty aiuth ngress, approved .'Giy
twenty five. eighteen hgnlre,i and >ixty-six be-
and i her, by, declared 20 the effect frol, ana
after January f st. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. And ali fees which have ben pail intp
the treasury in obrdiance to the pFJvIsi OF
sectinu- and which acc ued prior to said first day
If January. ei-hteen hundred ard sixty sever,
shall be refunded out If Consular receipts
Approved, March 26. fsS3.
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I,apartant to the Ladies.

hen a felnalei is in trouble or afflicted with dis
.ise and require medical or surgical attendance,
tae enquiry sstould be, Where Is there physician
who is fully competent Ia administer relief and
wlIuse RESPECTABLE Standing ii -nci'tt recommends
lin to tn, cunfiIeIic uf the community The Doc
. :. under~t ,Ir.'I. how i.,,f rv.tTvel, necessary
q Ne rcquirrt3ri Is are Zee : led upon to inter-
y, E. ard 3 calling The etion of the afflicted
Ut..e 81 that hr has been Professor Of 0bste-
rics aud Finale biaease- for TWENTY YEARS anS
= fully quaiHe,i e. administer in all cases, both
nicdic1li, ard srrgicay, not in uperficial man
tfsr but in ttHr ugh manner years If study
and prictice--a,th in hospitals and private fami-
Iies-ct. I,lrl-, save hem from the hauds ofthe
unquajie.}. interruptions, and d. i.r:,inc There
ore s-u i rely n him 4 Isfil'n father
All in affiictit', mi in hlrr s1o feel
AMI simpathiZe WITH hels,cHsi them IN trouble
one in who's -.cr-cy the u: na-si confidence
be placed .nsultat on By Lt5ter OF Otherwise)
FREE. Seeaddres- below
The Celebrate ed Fe male Re dies.
Compounded rom ili- pirate prescriptions of DR..
Ynnng. have now obtained most extended popT.
larity and ar- rectly viewed to be the safest
and sures dies flr the com iaint- for which
they are applied Tie constantly accruing testi-
rlonii- vt their iiicacy declared them to be pre-
rG,inei,r y sl jeriof to heir action
NJ lazy should he without these feaovating
. cents None genuine unless procured at this
81. -ent b. M il OF Express t" any part Of the
Sjate.
~ lat FEMALE lE?ICISE.
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Public Re-olutiou-No 81
Resolution for the pr, lection Of soldiers and
their heirs.

A Resolution for the pr lection If soldiers and
their heirs.
Resolved by the Senate aud Hoa-e of Repre-
tive Of the Uiel States of America in c, n
eres- ass mil d. That the accoun ing office Of
r1e Treasury and pay ieiar Mt who charged
with the settlement and yriaIft f bUunrie- due
tbs dIers III, ir heirs be- ana they here by
directed TO pay sI-e ~ BE paid lie sum fund
due TO the s.lI : di.-r< or their heirs IN person
or y transmitting he amount 70 them Iii. in
a draft drafts, payable 10 his, he. their
aT,-r. through tn Ere dmens Bureau,
State azet.t- -Ip,iHiei perially for that pur-
psSe, .r yrr=srTs o: national a>yluIns or pension
agent OF the district where he she. they may
Ee-i3e. aI.t not {, my claim a eut or upon any
power f attorney. transfer, assignment
Whatever.
SIC. = And be it further re-o we'd. That any
s-.c-r clerk Of ANY the executive depart
i-isEts 81 the verumrat Who shall be lawfully
detailed 10 Investigate fran,.s, sttemp de
hand, 81 The government. or any iTregul lrity ct
uli-coH duct If any officer aEeuf "i The United
StsteS. >h-l have power administer ,sati.s +
al sJy;s taken IN the ecU sc u ans such ihVe-ti
cstitii-
SIC ?. And be it further res, lvei That thu
fees allowed by ,vv To attorneys or a=eIr- shafl
be reserved by the fgy department. -aii pension
agent and .AiI 10 said agent attorney when |
a:ly such f.s are due for services rendered in pro-
cslriBS such bounty or ouHties. and not other |
wise
Approx L. april 10. lsa
T;'nAlic RrsoiGtinn-No. Il.
Joint R.o ution nrhorizin-, the transfer Of
raiIi -, Pc Fri..ti,.rIs here; re made.
Be it RS ,iye'i by Jhe S-nsre IN, house of Rep
rsrlt st:ves Of the Ur4irei States If AneriCa in
tanereS5 -s-Iu.,ied, hat the Seer tSsy II the |
Treasrr, he am he j. hereby. authorized and di- /
rertei - cause the ~ >-ve ty-'ight thousand !
j fa-s 1, be transferred from The apprepr iafion /
rl,f,r for rii. r &c D. in ing Contained /
iheact ( .rir 81 :. An making appropriations
fis.. legislative ex- cufive. and ju,iIci Il l
p, IIses If the government fr the year ending |
i.,,.- thirtIe n eighteen huHdred and ~iNtynine,
approved on the veuticIt Of July, eighteen hun
Jri ant -iAty-ei.ht in aid f the appropriations
c..i. i,lt IN the same act for the follow I'M fur-
.a-ss and in the following proportions 10 wit:
Voc clltiI gent expenses Of Tie Office of Con- /
s.-.,.sal Printer three Thousand 4, liars.
Es the public printing, seveEty-iiye thousand
u
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Public Resolution-No. s..
Resolution respecting the pay and allowances OF
enlisted men Of the army.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
tatives of the United states of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the pay AMI ailoEances Of
the enlisted men of the army shah r~iuain As
now fixed by law uasi the thirtieta Ct June,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Ayproye,l Apri, g. IS5g
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r 6raa'stf Disa0tsry of t3is or cEy otter Age
Prentiye Powders for Married Ladies.

These powders Will be fund of essential value to
those - hose mrtn-. health, other circumstan-
ces do not permit them To increase the number of
thel family without Inconvenience. suffering, and
perhaps risE ot life This preparation new. safe,
iutail b. convenient and simple. and cannot in
lur. the heath If the ,ieicare 1t curtails
nu privileges. but gives strength and ygor. Nor
ally derei ii * + he hizh-s utility. and sus-
tanned by he spuudest PRINCIPLES # pTuden AMI
virtue Their use ~hould be avoided at certain
tines Prize $40 a box Sent 10 any part Of the
cast p rfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount bv Mail Express, addressed
to BENZ JosEELYN NJ. D
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-15
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
DR.. j. C. YOUNG. il, as5C.
70 Care. No Par.

nsultatioa by letter or otherwise, FREE.
DENJ. Z. JOSSELYN, II. D