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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-14
SREyCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DT DzaAsDE-USE BONNIE FRANCHISE POOR
" gfeaste s1n d in enfant islx OF .oudse
81 ssses No Jas 23fne rue Oues.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-14
help WANTED-MALEs.

4 GENTLEMAN FROM EUROPE ABOUT STARTING
Il business in the United States wishes engage fcg
young istart booskeeper parters aud
q few clerks. None but those acquainted partially with
the dry goods business need address Importer box III
Office enclosing red stamp y prepay answer
which VIII be thher case,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-14

CyITUATION wANTED-As WET NURSE, BY A YOUNG
- mother who lost her infant Protestant Best of
references XIV Call 23 2lst ST. between lst and I'd avs
second floor.
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JVANTED.-REsPECTABI MEN SEEKING sITuA
w tons clerks bo1kkeepers salesmen, porters bar
keepers should apply the Merchants Clerks Regstr,
Office IS Broadway No commission In advance Reference
70 first class houses Applicants by mail must enclose
.tarnps Established 1856. VIM J. REDPATH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-14

4 GARDENERS SITUATION wAErED-BY A STEADY
~ sopr ann hdustrtops who has thorough knowledge
OF DIS BUSINESS 10 all is brsncnss Can give
ce from hs last employers Address r. o. Hsraid aaiee
tWu = DS-S-'
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WANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
W young chamhermad and seamstress; or would
assist waiting Understands all kinds of family sewing Call
ie last 2h ST. first Aoor back for two days Good
city reference.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-09
EE A iS DaScOref1d i! 81
Suffer no longer; 1t is = relief.
nv THE APPLICATION o.
HAQQ's Good Samaritan .
lMMEDUATE RELIEF.

You can b cured Of the following complaints: such
- Tooth Ache Ia one minute, 70 the most painful At
tscks Of Rhcumatism, nine cases ont o. Ten, iess
than one hours time, vis.-Hesd Ache, KsF Ache,
Neuralgis. Coughs Colds, Assbma, yCroup,
SPINAL Affections, Pain 10 the Back OF Side. Stiffness
in the JOINTS Collie and CT. mp Pains Lrysipslss In
hauod Eyes, Sore 6hY0a., Cuts, Brutses, bulns
0pYains, Chopped Hands, Frosted gest and Chill
II il not the Intention Of the undsgned to assert
for this medicine thst It will do impossible things,
cure all manner Of diseases; for the old saying 10,
nedicine that ID good for every thing = good for
nothing" It's true. We only claim 70 cnre one
line Of diseases and for ths above named coUpaints
this medicine u without an equal.
me hess proof you can have The merits Of IN ar
ticts In 70 zee what IL win do. ~ operations %
Pains are decidedly the most e8ectual, ~ tn app
cation Of sls wonderfa medscine Of any nov r. sne
country Thts il admitted BY I'll Who have sYied H.
would have the public understand tnat J W
no humbug article 70 dispose Of, nor would oe IN sns
business the same not truly an purely RI ~
naae NJ medicine ID held, In al places where u hes
been used in the hsshest e,teem, ann v my whole
aim to make II 10 smoDg ~. TIE oloesne GUY
which 10 forever and eteSoally 6xed On msnkieo =
70 forward tn senfTal int rests q ~ As0sn Ssmi
II. Z snlc.s6 hsve been deceived ~ ptcstng up
eiyeulass With 1etstioss test0ootals On tnso, ana
have hsa toduced 70 buy witA0at ssakng ~ proof.
have shousaode OF testinO0isls, which hevs 80
ssnt 70 ne r. dher:ot psrts q tss uoIs; 01.
see Of charge, I'll those compasintss Wh0evs ssere
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-09
JULIUS CHESRDROUGn
D0aata1 01zrgooan,

VE0ULD respectfully Inform ths inhseatante q
w Davenport aD1 vicinity that be hss opened -
O0es directly over the Davenport 0ss o. ., 1:r'
Ter the traneacoa q Mechanical and Operative Den-
tistry II al its beanehes Having received tDstruo-
Hl1s s0, ssd daring ~ rest yssr bsso sseoesseso
vi - q - eess sbss pssessoeers e ths ~; e
VIII - e1seuAea n careful and skillfsl manner =
He ~ - noes hevey = sasv sny vho ny fsvo.
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sc5itice exaniaatSos upoa I'll VERT committed y hs
AanAa An ope4etis1s Togl1tefoo cd voSrooted--
- elcan shaTs 81 ~ puhlic patsossSs, ~ takss
11sas0rs y slhaittiag ~ so'lcWi6s tsstinsoasl:
NEW LonDon. Oo9. -, 1851.
~ NY esstaSy thaa d. J. ChssebsougA - bsss
10p 81 olns y ~ stu6y Of Dentistry, and that
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INSURANCE.

AUDITORS OvrIcE, Iowa
TT 10 hereby csrtincd that the CT, rir. Insurance.
mpany AZ New Maven, Conn Gas Med IN this
sfsee rruesed statem' nj. In sccordsr with Sec
ton 9, Chapter l<9 Law VI b., wb,c soeisee my
approval 1 do therefore renew the certificate u
agency Of Frank Piuaper, &c., for Scott count
which Is hereby continued In full force and Ell
the ., 1850 II 10 furtt cert ded thst the
10 . true COPY Of the stateme at o. flec.
-, Witne . my hand and s.a Ut Des Asnes,
It's this seventh dav - February, 1850
t' J. W. CATTELL, Auditor Of STATE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-09

tabllshod fWWNTY YOANS-havc sav~A thepoenfn
from the srs, md their wovA Of mercy = "a -
completed. Try them fhey 49, warranted.
HgRR1CK 4 Bro.
Practical Chtmists, Alhonv, y. Y.
Sold q whole. 10 and retail By oil DYuolaUoo Z
Dovenpegt, and b Dealers everywhere
p. 2. 4. b. 4 L n. PAtM01. 1Savslllns 49,
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EOR ZONE AND YINISH, these instruments haze
IL for the last THIRTY YEARS maintained . Teru.
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Flagg's Good Sa1narltan's
IsseeseSliUfs X1clte

Keen ft in your Family, for Sickness
comes when you do not expect It..
vrVHIs IL an Internsl and External Medicine com
1 posed o. Roots, Herbs, and Banks, such ~ our
So,efatbers used There is a Bountifu supp'y the
Hartb TO cure al complaints IL We Only bnew what
they were And now the Good Sam aritan brings III
good news and glad tidiDgs
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TnR INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
BROAD WAY,


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erATR OF CONNECTICUT,
New Haven Comfy,
New Haven Januory 81, 1859.
Personally cared Wells Southworth, President,
and Levi b. Bradley, Secretary Of the City Fire In
sursnce C,mpsny, and aeverally made oath that the
foregoing ststement OF the condition OF laid Ocm-
pany the first dsv OF January, 1853 nv them sub
scrbed Is inst and true. and hst they the above
described officers or sail Company beforeme
RI q, JOHN GRAVES,
- Not.ry Public.
PebQ3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-09

We hereby certify that the foregoing statement OF
the condition Of tho Girard Fire and Marine Insu-
rance Company, 10 correct and true.
JANIS ALVORD, Secretary.
ALFRED G1LLETT, vice.President.
II. +. MITCHELL. As't.
Feb18 Nichols Bloch, Davenport
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

STILL THE ENBLtN "A tame coon by s0me
means got into yard the other day in which
we're several gentlemen al work. They at once
conceived the notion of capturing the chap
and proceeded TO put their designs into execu.
lion. They soon ascertsined that the varmint
would bite, aud in order to "nail" him until
they could secure him with a chain, they re,
sorted to the use Of huge pair Of tongs. AT
ter his coonship was chained, aud had recovered
from his fright, one of the party put his hand
on his back, and remarked that instead Of the
coon hair that he used TO find. the whole sur.
face was covered with matted ,eocIl Another
gentleman remarked that this coon reminded
him of the Wing party and It's fate. The coon
used to be ito emblem. and then the varmint
was brisk. wide awake, wiry, hairy fellow
But now he had become sleepy, sulky, and
spiteful, and his hair was turned 10 wool The
members Of the old whig party had principally
gone into the cOOi business, and the coon, hav.
ing followed suit, could still be the emblem Of
the Republicans
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

SUICIDE oFA LITTLE GIRL.-The Green
field Gazette gives the following account Of
case of suicide by little girl, eight wears
old, daughter of Warren Leonard, at Deer
field, on Saturday, April 80
About four o'clock in the afternoon her
mother had occasion to correct hor fJr some
| little misdemeanOr, when she became yeFy
much excited and shut herself up in a room
where she remained about an hour, when
her mother called her to the kitchen. Her
little brother, aged six and half years, re-
| quested her 10 90 out and play with him
She then left the house with him, saving she
would go TO the river aud drown herself,
and started across the meadows upon run
her little brother following. When they
came 10 the river she said 60 him if he would
take her clothes TO the house she would take
them off, lie tried to prevent her, but she
said she should be happy after she shoald
be in the water, and took Oft her bonnet,
when her brother caught hold Of her dress
to prevent her going in. She broke from
him, and walked into the water where il
was low at the shore. lie watched her nn.
til she had reached sufficient depth for
the current to carry her out Of his sight,
when he ran home and gave the alarm. IL
is the opinion OF both parents that she WAS
insane. She has been an easy child 20 gov.
ern before, and the correction at this time
was only done by taking no other method
used
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

CRoP PROSPECTS AND PRoDucR PRICES IN
IowA-A correspondent at Desmoines, Iowa
says:
We have barely wheat, corn and potatoes
enough to supply our own wants till the new
crops come Oar wheat (spring wheat, Of
course,) and oats are sowed. The weather
during the last two weeks Of April was yery
dry and favorable, and larger crop has
been put out than ever before. In good
season we can count on twenty.lour bushels
Of wheat to the acre, and sixty bushels of
oats We do not plant corn till after the
middle of May there will be very large
quantity of corn planted, at least one-third
more than ever beiore-many thousands Of
acres Of sod corn will he planted Prices
are good in Des Moines l'lour is selling nj
50 per barrel corn, 90 cents potatoes 81 !;
oats 60 cents, These high prices arc owing
to the Pixies Peak emigration-more than
one thousand teams, carrying. perhups, five
thousand men, have passed over one of our
bridges since the opening OF spring. The
roads from Iowa City, Burlington, keokuk
and other points east 10 Council Bluffs,
through our city, are lined with teams to the
gold diggings The grass is coming on fine
| ". Cattle can now now live on the prairies.
Prices OF grain must 60 down-men will not
buy corn at 90 cents when their cattle can
live without it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
Austrian Finances.

The New York Herald sums up the mon
ey measures Of the Austrian Government
as follows
The financial measures of the Austrian
government which have accompanied its
declaration Of war are of ruinous charac.
ter, and must produce q most disastrous eff
feet throughout her empire. OF the four
different means for raising money, publish
lshed by decree on the Both OF April, one
only, the income tax, belongs to the class OF
healthy financial measures. The othcrs are
the issue by the national bank Of one hum
dred and tlty-thIee millions of florins IN
new notes, suspension of specie payments by
the bank, and the refusal Of the government
to receive the deprecated notes, but exact.
ed silver in payment of duties and excise.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

Coon Luck OF DAYTON LAwYER.-Hon,
Ralph s. Hart, who formerly presided over the
Dayton Bar with all the glory attached to
the title of Judge, (And we believe that is all
the Judge made. out Of the ofice,) it will be
remembered, removed to st. Louis, some time
ago and commenced the practice of his pro
fessiOn-the Law. His numerous friends in
this community will no doubt be pleased to
learn that he has been successful beyond his
most sanguine expectations, having recently
gained case, we are credibly informed, in
which his fees win amount 10 over one hundred
and ten thousand dollars. That is, he gets a
Retainer fee" of $780, .OOO and 10 per cent. upon
the sale Of the property in litigation. which is
valued at 81 500 900. a st. Louis paper saws
the property can be sold for that amount at anc.
tion any day, 1t gives us unfeigned pleasure
to record this exceeding good fortune of the
Judge ! and we feel sure that il will afford
equal pleasure to his friends and scquaintancps
in the Miami Valley.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

How TO MAKE PLRAsAnF SUMNER DEINK.
Two gallons of ginger beer may be made
as follows Put two gallons Of cold water
into a pot, upon the FIRE add to il two onD.
ces Of good ginger, and two pounds oF white
or brown sugar Let all this come 10 n boil
and continue boiling for half an hour. Their
skim the liquor, and pour Il into lar OF
tub along with one sliced lemon and half an
ounce OF cream Of tartar. When nearly cold
put IN n teacuptul Of yeast to oaus the lia-
uor to work. The beer is now made and
after Il has worked for two days, strain and
bottle for nae. Tie the corks down firmly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
From the London Times Correspondence
French Army Crossing Mt. Cents

GENEVA, May |, 1859.
On the evening of the 29th crossed Mont
Gents, where there were reports or The
slaughter, the previous evening, of n large
portion OF the Sandman army by the Ans-
trian, and Of the rapid advance of the latt,
upon Turin. These reports were contra.
dicted when reached Susa, the morning of
the 18th indeed il appeared to be generals
ly doubted whether the Austrians had as
yet crossed the Ticino in any force. found
ut that town the advanced guard of the
French army-some 10 thousand men
; consisting of Chasseurs de Vincennes and
infantry of thel ine-ready to he pushed ON
by rail TO Turin. Tickets were also issped
10 passengers for the Elk O'Clock evening
train. The same day, as recrossed Mont
Gents, met two battRllions of infantry; and
again, on the 2Sth, passed ot different stn-
ges OF the route, between IAndlesbourg on
the Savoy side Of the mountain. and Oulos
on the French frontier, not less than II 600
troops including three regiments of ligbt md
one OF heavy cavalry, n large body of chas.
Heurs, and sixteen brass field pieces; three
regiments Of infantry were marching rapjd-
~ along the line Of rail, within a few miles
al each other, while others were being con,
veyed in the train. I was struck with the
uisproportlon both OF cavalry und artillery
10 the whole Of the aforementioned force
ils the road from ST. Jean Mauriepne. where
Ihe railroad terminates, to the foot of the
Nenis Pass, is excellent Sixty thousand Is
said to he the number Of troops about 10 he
transported along this route. The guns were
all rihed, quite new, and very light drawn
by iouE horses, which appeared to nv eve
10 want little more blood. The cavalry
were well mounted, and the infantry had
every appearance Of being admirably eii-
cicnt, both in discipline aud condition-act.
ave, sturdy little fellows Although only on
the outset OF campaign, every man looked
as II he had passed every hour of his exis.
tence in the tieli-hardy, skilllul and self.
relying The truth Of the matter is, that
scarcely day passes in garrison that the
French soldier is not compelled 10 fence or
TO so through the bayonet exercise with his
comrades, until his eye is quickenea his
limbs strengthened, and he has hecoIne
thorough mast,r Of his weapon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

~ A horse which is running at large on the
commons near the Levee is n dangerous ami.
NAL and should be Mt once removed, aud put
in secure place. Yesterday evening Il ap-
preached little child which was playing near
its pareuis' residence, and struck it down with
forefeet, and would have killed IT, had NOT help
been near. The child Is injured severely we
learn. The horse is notoriously vicious, and II
The owner will not secure 1t the people down
that way say they will
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Tyne Foundry Company is
our duly authorized Agent to make contracts
aud receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
&C., in that city.
To BUSINESS MES.--The Empire job Rooms
are in complete trim, and We are now prepared
to do work Of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Gall in aud examine our work and
learn our prices.
GJ- To ADvRRTIsERs. - Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
sired to be published--nOf later. We cannot
agree to insert them after thathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

u Wehave some unsatisfactory items about
unimPortant skirmishing between the scouts oi
the hostile forces on the borders Of Piedmon,
and Sardinia The war preparation is still go
ing on. Thus far no decisive move has been
made. We are looking for something daily.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

THE LEcTuRE To'MeHr. Our readers will
please remember that Mrs. Ellis, atslented and
worthy lady will lecture on the subject of Ten
peranee and Education, at the Universalist
Church, on St. Clair street. We have assn.
RANGES from those with whom we are acquaint.
ed that Mrs. E. is an inter esting and instruc.
tive lecturer, and that she is q d'ssrving lady.
We hope that she will have a large audience
this evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

u 1t has been fortunate for the health of our
citizens that we have had no very hot weather
thus far, as our cutters are not in condition to
bear much sultry weather. A stripe of deep
green meets the eye, and its odor meets the
nose, as We traverse some of the streets. How
long will ii take for the .6cets to reach the sys.
tem2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

RAN Roam GRANTS ~ MIcmGAS-The
Secretary of the Interior has approved oil
land grants for railroad purposes in the
State Of Michigan, as follows Grand Rapids
and Indiana Railroad, a. 900 aores Flint
and Perambaquette Railroads, 100000
acres, being only part Of the land which said
roads are entitled to.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

aj' We call attention of the afflicted to the
card Of DR.. Eckert, in another column. The
Doctor gives the best of references, and besides,
we have known him personally since he COM
menced the practice of medicine, and have been
familiar with his successful practice ever since
We cheerfully recommend DR., Eckert to those
of our readers who may need the services of
practical and scientific physician
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20

Pic MIC or rur Hreu sscnooL--The teachers
and scholars Of the Central High School left
the city on the ~ train of the d. d NJ. r. r
this morning on pic mic excursion 10 the
neighbolhoOd of sniherland's Falls, neal
Johnson's Station. We understand that they
will he met there by the High School from
Troy. LISA delightful place, and the schools
will have pleasant time.