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DAILY EMPTRE.
influence Of the Moon on pIsn,,

!. Vines II pruned when the moon IA In
creasiug In light, will shoot ops, spread, ant
grow fast, particularly il done in The second
quarter--because, as tho light of the moor
increases, 90 does the sep In the tree.
q Vines, if pruned when tho moon "a de.
ereasing 10 light viii not grow nor spread
iast--particularly if done during the lasi
quarter because the sop decreases with The
light
3. Timber cut down when the moon ia In.
ereasing will soon become rotten, particular.
ly II she be in her second quarter
a. Timber cut down when the moon Is de.
creasing will last for years, and tho more du,
rable 1t will be if cut down during tho last
quarter.
o. Peas sown during the moons increase
viii bloom to the last and will be full and
rich in flavor still moro certain il bown
turing the, second quarter
D. Peas sown when the moon is decrens-
ing in light will be just in the opposite con,
dition
Z The age to which a pomegranate will
live depends on the moons nge at the time
Of Planting it will live just as many wears
as the moon was days old.
). Plants and shrubs sheot up and take
little root if planted when the moon is de-
ereasiug in light and in tho zodacal signs.
6omini Libra, or Aquarious.
9. If planted when in the signs Taurus
virgo, on Capricornus, they take doep root
md do not grow tall
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H@-ln Worcester, at lawsuit, plumr
female witness was asked by the counsel n
what time the cars passed her house on \
certain day. She replied that she began
knitting at o'clock, and had knit twice
round the leg of stocking before the train
passed. or course counsel next asked her
how long it would take to knit twice round.
Some one remarked that the time wonld d..
pend on the size OF the stocking. The lady
readily replied that the stocking was for
herself, and the court could exercise its
own judgment and guess as to the size and
time required The answer brought down
the bench, bar jury and citizens generally
who were present,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mra Wiuslow, an experienced nurse
and female physoian, has Soothing syrup for
ehiiatsa teeihiss, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething BY softenne Tho gums REDUCING
allinhAmmation, VIII alay oil pain aud is sure 10
regulate thebowds. Depend upon It, mothers, IL
wlgive restto yourtelvea, nd relief and health 10
yourinfants. Perfectly safe In All cases. See ad-
vertisement IN another column. je9
Honoway's Pills are the beacon fires
Of health TO ali nationh, whether civilized or saw
age. In weakness and the debility generntcd BY OK
ceaaea Of any kind, OF general proairation Of the
s'stem, their effect Il At the same time renovatinp
and restorativei they drive ffom The system the NOR
bid cause Of ailmeni, and bring back tho frame TO
pristine health and vigor.
sold at I 'e mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane
New YORK, and by all druggistn at 95c ESQ.,, and 81
p'r uoN OF pot aug21-d&wlw
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES Of A FAMILY pHySIC

are 50 composed that disease within the range oe
their action can rarely Withstand or eyadc fbcm
ihelr penetrating properties search, and cleanse.
and mvigoatc every portion on the hmm o,'
RaniSin, correcting its diseased action, ana re-
storing It's healthy yitalities As q consequence
OF these properties, the invalid who Is bowed
down WIN pain or physical debility Is astonshcd
to find his health or energy restored NV n r,p,r,,
ai once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday com
Plainis ct every body, but also many formiIn.
w ~ Nliu dangerous diseases. The agent below
named is pleased TO furnish gratis nv American
Almanac, containing certificates of their cures
ond directions for their use IN the following com
plants: CoairefleSs, Heartburn, Headac6e ark
ng FROM disorfeTed Stomach Ndnsoa, Indigestion
ram IN and Morbid IaactioH If fhe Bo,rels Fygt
msncy, Loss Of Appefifo Jdinidioe, and other
kindred complaints, arising from a low state of
the body or obstruction Of its functions
DO not be put of by nnprincped Dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on. ASH
Tor AYERS PILLs, and take nothing else.
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Light for the Million
COStOnly One Cent an Hour.

| THE Eintroduction of MACE'S PORTABLE
a GAS GENERATOR into this city has demon-
strated the fact oanxously desired AS Liam
10 now within the reach ofal. II not only LIGHTS
the plaeeaot INDUSTRY and the ONSof tbe
WEALTHY, but Will dispel the darkness from the
HOMES oil those N the humber walks OF life rem :
deTing them cheerful and happy, by placing GAS
Hardware store, Main street, DAYTON, and ,yitncss
the successful triumph OF this light over all others
All the beautiful and various designs OF LAMPS
BRACKETS, PENDANTS, anu CHANnEL LIERs for
Halls, ParOrs, and churches, which serve the
double purposes of ORNAMENT and LIGHT com
stantiy on haHd and ready to put up on short no
signed TO light COUNTY, CHURCHES, HALLS SToRrg.
SHOPS and REsIDENCEs, on favorable terms and
warranted TO give sstisfactit n, Cali immediafeIv
while the assortment is good, and make your seIee
tionB. w. a w. l., WINCHET
pr2l-lywcem&dlwemae
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cloth alike, which cannon be unraveled or pulled
They are all made with the highest ,nechsntc.,
skill and all warranted 10 work we'll on ali kinds
goods, from the hghtest fabric ioheavy leather In
pafticuafwe would call attention of AN 10 our new
family sewing machine II has been franufsetnrea
expressly for family use, and has met with favor
, ,ro ~, iis 20 simpued as 10 render n impossi-
ols 20 setout OF order, or derange its operations;
indeed u is 90 simple as 10 astonish one that SO
sinsh n a piece Of mechanism Will sew,
below we give description OF the different fylea
OF the Weed Patent. 80
NO Issvery convenient style which can be
convenience Of shipping and also for large M anuAc.
tories Wherei "a necessary TO place a number of
ss ,h, mo lohg bench making one table
NO .. with Walnut or Mahogany Table, either
WIN oI Mt,hout BON Top which LOCKS down. Price
No; >. same size as No ?, but runs with belt
anu ets hlshef rate OF speed. This kind is we'll
THIS ls really the eheapest Nehins In The market
~ ~ % thete - no work done on Sewing Mscldne that
~ VIII NOT DO IL Is confidently asserted N AZ this
msehine runs easier than any maei Inc move In use
NO 4. This Machine has long arm. to accom-
modate large work II runs at high rate OF speed
runs essily, andis without doubt the best Machine
isli9f use ever onered TO the public It isslso
peculiarly htted for plantation work. as it Is very
simple yet substantial and durable with but little
liability to getout Of order. Price $40
No. o This 10 new and cheaper stvie and q
general lHvorlte Tor Family, Light Leather, and
great variety OF work, ithas been gotten up with
light and tasty machine, at lees price than either
Of the above; II runs verv easy, rapidly, and h
$50. W :" '"iA0' 'Ot
NO. 8. This 4 machine got up on an entirely
hsW p.sholpiei Qinerent from ANYTHING ever before
oheed 70 the pubic, and we confidently assert that
ior family use ithas not an equal Il Is very light
anu taht runs very rapidly, 70 almost noiseess m
lts SPetAuehi hha uses \ srhAiGHr NEEDLE. II IL
so arranged as TO be utterly impossible for n 10 miss
atttehes II has tension on bot tides and carries
large supply Of thread on the uhdeF spool. The
motions are gained BY two small eranks that run
without peFeeptible noise. The two threads are
worked insueh manner As never to pull both atthe
same time. and doonsequently, little fable 10 break
ihe seam is ycry elastic and the thread does not
break ~ washing. II will do eoarfe work better
tnan an cheap machine now In mar ct A. Ii use-
silk, cotton, or lnnen with equal facility Price $50
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis,
OffICk al, BROADWAY, n. "
WHIrh BY q LYON PEoprietoTs.
d. > TRUMP, Agent, Third It,, door west ofthe
ONO blook. tlel7-fmd4w.l
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you would have something extra in the
Diaguerreotype, Ambrotype or Photograph
ic line be eadyised and 80 to Seebohms Palace
OF Art Market House. He is the only Ar
tist engaged in this business. oct6
9aS-See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's s
LIVER lNVIG0RATOR in another COL
umn.
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n tc'o doses acH also al once check anal
cure the most sepere Diarrhna proceeding
from CoLD IN THE Bowels.
These medicines are prepared By Dr. @. NJ.
JACKSON & Co., No. 4ls ArcA Street, Phaa-
delp@'a, Pa, and are sold By druggists and
dealers in medicines eveyywhere, at rs cents
per bottle. The signature orc. NJ. JACKSON
'o'H be on the outside 'orapper Of each bottle.
!" @e Atmanac published annually 5y the
Proprietors, called EvERyBoDY's ALMANAC,
yen 'siA .asa testimony and commendatoyy
notices from all parts Of the country. THesc
Atmanacs are gipea array By all our agents.
For sale by
w. w. STEWART and }. w DmrRIcH,
iuly6-lydaw59 Davtor
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HEAD qvAnrrns, "a nEIe., g Dly. Q. Y. MI

DAYTON, August l6, 1869
General Orders, Pursuantt to Sec 2s of an act TTo
Mo, 1. discipline the Militia aud Voun-
teer Militia OF the State Of Ohio,n the Volunteer
Mllitia OF the Sd Brigade, cd Division o. v MI are
hereby notified and required TO report themselves
IN the city of Dayton on wednesday, September ia
,soe AZ tsoel2ok, A. H., fully equipped and prepared
me Brigade VIII go into Camp at Phillips Woods
between the toll gate and river on the Troy TnTn
pike on the 4h of september, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
ana continue In service not less than two nor more
than four dayB
By command Of Brgadler General G. l.. vALLAE-
pi"HAm. u. A. HAYNES,
,-.t, Brigade Major
AuglG
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oW.4 4Gsv'OP.ATHY Y'!
DR. R. PICKERING

DE X. FIUkERINU
TREATS RHEUMATISM, NEURAL
4 gla, Epileptic Fits, spasms, St. Vitus, Dance,
Torpid Liver, Dyspepsia, skin Diseases, Ineipient
consumption, Throat Affections, CAtarrh, Perished
or Enlarged Limbs, Stlliened Joints, contracted
Muscles White-swelling, Loss of Special Senses,
Ulcers Tumorsi Goitre, cancer, Strains Feons,
Piles, ProlapsuB of Reetum or Womb, spipal curva7
ture, Incontinenoe of Urine, ETC., ETC.
Diseases peculiar to Females treated Almost uni
extracted from the system by use OF a powerful
GALVANIC BATTERYl
Electric aud Electro-chemioal Baths administered
Electric Machines furnished patients for home
treatment. Electric Rooms Sd story of sheets
Building corner OF First and Jefferson streets, Day
Consultation free.
NJ B.-All kinds OF Electrical or Medieo-Rlectrio-
al apparatus furnished on order iels-9md
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Ayer's Oherry Pectoral

ron THE RArID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Coasump-
tion, and for the relief of Consumptiyo
Patients in advanced stages of the
Disease.
SO wide is the field Of IFS usefulness. and SO
numerous nIc the cases Of It's cures that almost
every section of country abounds in persons
publicly known, who have been restored from
alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use When once tried, its SUPERIOR
iiy over every other medicine of lis Kind ls 100
apparent TO escape observation, and where lis
virtues arc known, the public no longer hesitate
what antidote TO employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections OF the pulmonary organs
lhai arc incident TO our climate. While many
Inferior remedies thrust npon the community
have failed and been discarded this has gained
friends by every trial, conferred benefits on tho
hliicteu thcy can never forget, and produced
cures 100 numerous and too remarkable 10 bc
forgotten.
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/
Depend upon it, Mothers It win give rest TO YOUR
RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 YOUR INFANTs.
We have put up and sold this article for over
ten years, and CAN SAY, IN CoNFIDGSCrA AED
IHufh OF II, what Well4 have never been alb e 70
say oi any other medi-s. oine-NENER HAS IT
FAILED, IN A SINGLEiO INSTANCE, TO Eff
Feet A CURE, when.S timely used Never did
we Know an lnstaneeiAS naturalization BY any
my my WIN useu ~. Oh the - contrary, all are de-
lighted with its opera-YE tions and speak in
terms Of highest comm mendation OF ia magic
~ ~ eneots ana medieai virtues, We SPEAK in
tlls s matter WHAT wExkx no KNOW" after ten
TIoN FoR THE FULFIl.-- MENr or SvuAT w
HERE DECLARE. In al-E most every instanoe
where the infant is suf-iI fering from main and
eXhaustitn n, relief Will ~ be found in tffeen or
twenty minutes dterb4i thesyrupis administered
lHlh NAluaole pfepAldEs tion is the prescription
Oh one ol the most hAEE ERIE ENC ED and
shlLLF VI Nuhsks mo New England, and has
been used with NEVERO PAIIIgg surrrae fe
THoUsANDsO OF CASES
ltnotonlyrelieYeat the * childfrom pain, but in
NlboiAteb the btomachSl ana bowels, cOrrects
aeldltyi ana gives tone and energy to the whole
PING IN TIL BoWSA ELS AND WIND COL
lC, and overcome cons. yulsions, which, II not
speedily remedied, endlC In death We believe h
the BEST and sUBeeTt~ Remedy In the world in
all cases Of DYSENfN Terry AM DIAR-
RHE, IN CHILDREN, = whether IL Ariseg from
teething, or from anytz4 other cause. We would
say 70 every mother WHOM has a child sufTerlng
from any OF the tOreg0S< ing complaints - nd
NOT LIT YOUR PREsZ JUDICEs NOR TiIF
PKhJUDlCEs OF orhE ERS, stand between
yoursunering child andt the relief that will be
low the use Of this . madeline, II timely Ssed S'
Full directions for using will Acconpanv
each bottle. None gen uine unless the fac-sim-
ilo OF CURTIS a PER % KINs, New York, IA on
tn outside wrapper ~
sold BY. Dfuggststs throughout the world.
Principal oiiise,F7 No, 10 Cedar St.,
New York.
Price only rs Cents per Bottle.
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COOPER SEMINARY.
DAYTON, o.
Rev. VICTOR l.. CONRAD, President.
Rev. 2. w. C0RRAD Vice President.
MhssR. F. BEECHER, Presiding Prinop'

TEACHERS-Mrs. H. D. CONRAD, Miss
NJ. II. DUrHoNNE, Miss ESTHER CONRAD, Mrs.
L. Il. B,RoE Miss NJ. NJ PAYNg, Miss NJ. l..
ORToN, Miss CLARA SoULE, Rev HERMAN
BoRoHARD, Mons. j. BARTHoLEMY.
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WEEDS
PATENT
Sewing M0chines

Have egalnedthe confidence
OF All who use them, and
have proved one OF the
nost VAluAbl inventions
OF the age. They use a
shuttle, making the Lock
Slllch ON hnlh hihna nfthn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01
China Vases.
Gas Shades

WT, Engraved and Plain Glass Shades
~ and Giobes, very Handsome; suitable foI
Churches and Private Dwelings--just received.
le5 HECkLER. RkMLEY n MANTON
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The Fall session

OF this woll-known Seminary for Young Ladies'
will commence on THURSDAY, the tirat OF Septem-
Der next. II affords all the advantages OF an insti-
tuition OF the Highest grade In the land. The Faeul-
" Is complete In all fs departments OF Literature
aoienfe and Art. The course Of instruction embra-
ees every thing that can be ludicously included In
the thorough, practical and accomplished education
on Young lady.
For Catalogues and information, apply TO the
President jylo-5tdd6tw
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GLASS WARE.

:. Price M only IS Cents per Bottle
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

To Hotel Keepers, Restaurants, Drug
eiats, Grocers ana the Public.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01
Table Mats

JUST received Shaker, Sea Grass, Clint
jes IiEcKLER, REMLEy MAxToNs.
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Confirmed Consumption.

and has 1'erforrsa he most astonishing r
eper known Of
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fFrOm the Nashville (Ienn banuer, NOV, 81
We made pilgrimage 70 this hallowed spot lew even
rs since and snent an ramhngl through the
travelled walks and owery avenues In the vicinity OF tho
tomb Of the immortal hero jackson. We could not b b
mink of the neglect that has been long manifested by
eur people in the Improvement and fitting up Of these
grounds now tho pro erty of the State and OF the
eryaon the hand Of the desoator of spot dear
70 the heart of every Tenpesseean II enough that
sleeping place OF Jackson should merely be the prop
erty Of Tennessee The grounds should be properly laid
cd 10 receive visitors and guard and protect the monu
nen and the floral adornments which surround II, from
rhe rude hand Of Dissertation. Undoubtedly the Hermit
ge one Of the great objects Of nteres. to the travel
sr-visler TO city.
II is delightful drive Of twelve miles from the city,
the Lebanon turnpike. We approach the sa;fcd
rpct with the reverence due the immortal dead
The farm the grounds and all are in perfect sti,e
preservation IN the garden the old hero repos enehth
modest temple all that is mortal of the great JACKSON hes
baried There beside the wife he cherished WIN more
than manly Affection because, whereas he was al Stern
and iron will elsewhere. he WAS but eidng sona-
nsss to his Rachel, be is buried
We could but stand mute observers OK tne scenes ana
places where tie hero OF New Orleans had walked aud
mixed A flower We plucked, the fragrance OF which
viii survive paryisIn.
The Hermitage estate is owned by the state OF Ten
Eessee is proposed 70 establish agricultural col
tain OF New Orleans. From the farms and resdes Of
tennessee and Kentucky he drew the rienen who shot
down Paekenbarn at New Orleans
We notice that resolution offered by Mr.. Stokes, OF
Wilson, has been adopted by State Senate appointing
thc Committee Of Ways aud Means to inquire into AM
anime the matter in relation the Hermitage and report
the legislature We are truly glad learn this
nton has been adopted in the Senate and trust II
Hct with similar in the lower House. We sincerely
knst also that plan may be devised for the reiI
yenation fitting mp OF these grounds and shall
await the report the committee with small degree Of
Atcrest.
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TTENTiON, GERMANSi
IA ahe publisher 81 the

A TTENTfON GERMANSi
"A ahe publisher q the .
"a German weekly paper admitted to be Of tho best pub
"A he'd IN The United Stes happ IN being able 10
10 the public he has succeeded securing the
DR. J II d. FEMME
write exclusively the United States for hs paper and
Who necorlpry will his III or aeries-an IN
tersey executing romance THE REVOLUTION OF BERLIN,
lSis--in the issue OF Nov ~ iSa'. r,a...
romance writer's the readers u the nv iy tx
peot treats. better evidence OF Wncu
needed than TINT since Dir. femme has been coou
butor 10 tartsnaube circulation has rapidly run up
from, ~ roo ~ soWn. -., .,,,. hos,
10 justice baye engaged one o Inc oes'
artists ia the To wothIis Illustrate IT. - ,,,.
lh- subscription price t5 annum 81 toor SIX hohuS
pay able in advance 80. i. -,
oprevsnt disappointment beg orders 10 be sent III eay
that " strike ou the necessary copies
Letters covering SUBSCRIPTION please address 10
PUBLISHER n Y. HuMORtsT
Box i,06S Pest oilce, or
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CITY subscribers will be served by our carriers
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eTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
NEW YoRx. Nov. 5, 1859.

To the Electors of the Sixth Senatorial lis,ricl--
Having been placed by the The democratic
party Of this district candidate before people
ton and circulation the
have ready intend withdraw the becomes
necessary, IN justice 10 friends that while
neither soneh: for desired nominaon natterngy
rendered. freely the shall
withdraw in favor of other In nomination.
The position Of senator Of the State of New of tho
honorable gifts that upop citizen Of ta
commonwealth and there is importance attached po-
stion at the present time vhee reckless nd
specnapg projects in embryo that few can
understand appreciate, who are not eonversant
viii them These corrupt schemes and uncOn-
promisngy opposed To- and eced any legislative efforts
10 further appropriate especially tha
encumhrance OF railroad the equally
ton to yield for speculative the portion
of this island known Washington Heights other plan
whereby The properly Of The city s to be esislaed away
the benefit OF als aud spectators, viii ma
in all and every form shape which they may
Trusting that the Of the Sixth district
ssnd my position and views ard gy while
casting their surages for State Senator therefore my
case in the hands oil the people. w. DRAKE PARSONS.
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TAKD-NEW YoRK NOV. q, 1856 1--WE THE UNDER.
~ sgnsd do hereby certify that we COMMITTEES APP
pointed b,pfa f Nm Gage IN meet similar comnEee
bcba smith III order al such compromise that
there should be mcherof As
semby the 18th Assembly d let atthe State cleo
sa comrntee met al the house of Jacob Schneider
Third this evening various
hi,loltDls with result aud being taken,
turned The compromise could be- arrived at
again commenced baiuinx. A fraud being attempted,
which discovered the part OF the friends of Mr. sn
Mr. Of mis- just rights in the matter retired ir-n
The room Disguised with such proceedings Nathan Read
Charles H. Lnvness John Reed. George HUNT Thomas j.
Cav te committee the part Mr. Gagej and SIR Gage
mains candidate before the people Tor their surages,
same as before the committee met.
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DEOPLE'S CANDIDATE
L For Justice Of the Marine Court,
FREDERICK A. TALLMADGE.

DEOPLE'S RALLY.
SMALL, MRS ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
meeting Of the citizens and property will held
Monday evening Nov at TX o'clock r. NJ to protest
agant the of the Committee Railroads of
OF Couhclren in relation to the above. BY order.
NJ. CONNOLLY,
HUGH MURRAY,
w. o. BRYAN.
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CANDIDATE FOR The ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DIS
~ uici, Twentieth ward -
CUMMINGS ii. TUCKER.
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4 ~ FANILTts Wa STryG coon sErvAHrs rc,R
~ dis,eJ should apply Al tbs Large Destitute Tor nan.stos
l1t b st. corner OF Oh his hansn has s1nn
dance Of civil capable belp 70 suit all who cal 81 aend ON
ducted BY respectable lady.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

a LARGE EHhbER or WOMEN Nd GIRLS ANrFp
n dnly-found N goa situations ever, kind 4, amt All
Ec5i wares y uose with good rat caas
piac~s Hfea aao, go ga lales gnrted Inqurs
~ TIE l. re Institute, 10 ~ 4, corner az 9Th av
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DRoCIAAMATIoN.
In pursuance a resolution Of Common Ceuncn Of The
city oil New York, Ids hereby offer
REWARD
ONE HUNDRED DCLLAES
for the detection Of any person
VOTING
Q attempting y vote
ILLEGALLY,
person who shall procure and assist counsel ad
another give offer his Illegally asy
election district that purpose the ensuing
ton 10 be nela IN this city
TUESDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT,
upon the conviction Of offender, cerG-
Of the Recorder, District Attorney, the Judge Of
the Cour. where convicted, that conviction had
upon the testimony the persons claiming such
ward.
But claims for ssch reward presented under
signed writing within twenty days after the coAvicnsn Il
lnch offender shall be disregarded.
Given under my hand, at the Mayors ofnce.
DANIEL +. TIENANN, Mayor
Erw YoRE Oct q 1889 80
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A YOUNG WOMAN Who IS A NEAT SHIRT MAKER
n and do all kinds Of family sewing and uck and
babies Dire wishes iuaon will assist in chamber
In the nnrsery Will Of the city; would go day
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