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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

EtrroR o. fue DEE cnAr AND NBws- Desr Sir
With your permission wish to Say TO the road
ore Of your paper thst vii! send By return mai
to al who wish is, (frss) Rscsips, With full d.
rsctions for making and using simple vegetable
Balm. that vill efsotualIy ::'enovs. in 10 DAYS
Pimplss, Blotches, Tan, Frscklss and oil Imrnri-
Hss Of the Skin. leaving the same soft, clear
smooth and beautiful.
6lliwll also mail free 70 those having Bald Heads
Of Bare Fscss, siurls directions and information
that will enable them TO start . full growth Of
Luxuriapt Halt, Whisk- 70 or Moustaehe, In LEES
than 80 days. Ali applications answered BY re-
turn mail without charge.
Respeetfully yours, THOs. F. CHAPMAN,
js30-d3m Chemist, No. sSl Broadway. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

Sold BY LORD ASMITH, Wholesale Druggists,
% Lake Street Chicago, general Wholesale agents
70 when orders may be addressed. sg7-dv1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

encourage Home Production.
! ] !
z(N no CstawbA Brandy manufactured
WCk IN Cincinnati 10 rapidly suprrceding
INV foreign brandies, because Of its pu-
rity and chea pness making saving
Hv.aS ~ to the purchaser Of the Cnstomflouse
HSNI duty Of 81 SO gallon. The above
IAH/f Brandy is always uniform quality
AVN md st eneth, as obtained from the
W Al manufacturers for medical use il can
AAC Do relied upon ~ being perfe ,tly pure
0ObZ/ t, and free from eli contam uation or
U@ adulterous mixtures Every bsttis
or gallon is guaranteed in point Of
uality An pprice .quai 10 the Same gra ard
he. rer in prize shan . foreign article spa I'm
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

VESTILLATISi CELLARS. - An unveuiilatec
cellar is a reservoir Tor the seeds OF pestenc,
asd death. Diptbera aud typhoid lever are mo-
uuIequently The result OF miasns accumulate,
10 cose underground apartments where vsgeta
Die and animal matters are allowed 20 decay ano
decompOse. Organic matters Of any kind should
never De kept IN any room or place unless ire.
and ample circulation of air Is secured The
Working Farmer gives The folio wing plan Tor ven
tilating cellars which &c COL mend TO the con
sderatiOn of our ~ tders;
4" A stow on the irst floor NAV have branch
from ts sm"Ne pup passing 'wn through 10,
hOOr ~ a. To receive the top air OF the celAr
TINS pipe shOuid ue slightly enlarged at it, lower
end, aud it should De supqi-d with valve
when the t,e j. beng lighted this valve NAV b,
shut, and afterwards OpcIed, so a. 10 leave sui
hcient draft for the stove. rhonsaI d Of cube
feet OF damp air and foul gases viii pass lhroug
the chimney from the cellar daily, and thus rem
der Il both clean and dry at all times Ever,
philosophical mind will rec the truth OF TIN
statement aud az the same time that, wher,
such an arrangement does not exist, that. To b
degree, az least, these foul gases must leah
through the cracks IN the floor 10 the drtrim-n
OF the health OF the inmates before it passe-
through the ire into the chimney Every chm
ney should be connected IN some way with tie
cellar. 40 as TO be used as ventllator when re
auired. '-kurat Neo Yorker.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

AUTUMN PLANTING or STRAwBERRIEs - Mr
Wm. X Price writes to the Country Gentle
man:
" Until the recent rain We had experienced q
drDuth for about seven weeks, with only one
moderate shower during the whole period Thi-
has caused many persons-and very nationally
toto defer making their desired planting-
the strA~berry, aud find that many now refrain.
from erroneous pr JUDGE that IL ~ getting toe
late. desire, therefore, 10 cOnuOveIt 20 grea'
an error by stating the fact that all gro~efs a.
straw berries on our Island, and In the region
around Mes York, make the most eKtensiv.
autgmDai paintings between the 2Oth SeptenDei
and the 10Th OF November We plant new
be!s until the ground is closed by frost, ano
always With success Prot. Hoffman SAWS hi.
most successful paintings are hose that ar
made latest Such as are planted the latter ha
o. November cover with layer OF sedae
straw or bay, not for the purpose OF keeping he
fros. out, but for thefpurpOse Of kerping it Wh,I
the ground becomes frozen, as by thus shutting
out the suns rays We cause the ground 10 *
main permanently frozen during the Wiater
We find that il is not the perna ient cold tha
Injuries the plsuts, but the thawiug-, whic
draw out many plants so that their roots becom,
exposed, and are then Winter killed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

APPLYING MASURE IN AUrUNN.-A cores
pendent OF the Country Gentleman thinks the
best ~sy tor the perfect ditas1o0 Of the manure
IS 90 spread the manure 10 the autumn. so thai
all the rains Of the season NAV dissolve the so-
luble portions and carry them dOsn, where the,
are absorbed aud retained tor the growing crop.
de further SAYS;
" In the experiments which We have witness
60. where the manure for the corn was thus a.
piusd IN autumn, It has afforded yield Of abou,
seventy bushels per sore, when the same amonat
spPheo IN spr'og gave ONLY hity bushels A
thin coating Ut manure applied 10 winter whoa,
At the time OF sowing, and Sell harro~ei in. IA.
increased The crop from seven TO ten bushels Der
acre. and IN addition TO this, by the stronS-r
growth Il has caused, as vel as by the urotec-
ton iI has afforded TO the surface, il has not I'm
frequently saved the crop tom partial or totsl
winter. killing" -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

TURNIPY TASTE IN MILK. - The unpleasant
taste gwen 10 milk sud butter when the COW,
are fed upon turnips, is etfectually corrected o,
the use OF little common nitre Tor salt-petre
but the common mode OF using this preveutiv,
IL not the best. It has been usual TO put luml
OF saltpetre into the milk pail but 1t sometime,
happens that the nitre remains undissolved aue
the milk retains the Objectionable favor 10
stead Of this, make a strong solution OF saltpe
tre-say pint OF boiling water upon An ounce
of ssltpetre; y hen thoroughly dissolved, put II
in bottle, and stand in cool place. Befor,
milking, put into the mTk.p pail spoonful of thi,
solution, or more, according TO the quantity OF
milk expected. aud all turnip favor will be en-
tirely destroyed IL also in great degree de
stroys the bad flavor gwen TO butter by the vel
low crOwnsiOOt or butter cup. Thus has beer
tried in our family, and found serviceabe-C Cor
Country Gentleman and Caitivator.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

SAVE YoUR FRUIT. We are assured, both by
those Who have seen. and By the papers, ths'
the fruit crops, in the Middle and Eastern States
is very light this fall. At the same time there
an extra demand for army use Dried peache.
are selling for thirty cents per pound in Phila
delPhiA- The great fruit market OF the Middle
States, aud dried apples in proportion; and the
prices are rising. Fruit is also scarce and high
in the other Western States. Michigan, hove
YER, has an abundant crop. Those Who will dry
their apples and peaches, therefore, can sell
them At good prices this winter. Let every fam
lily prepare all their fruit for the market, and
they will not regret il
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
auritulfhrlI mn 1umsstit.
..,r .,o COLD WATER FOR swIsE

Iii not a common practice, We think, TO give
-, 40 zine occasionally. while every iarme'
you'd consider il prime duty TO offer is to hir
nest stock horses and sheep. as often a. once .
veek To be sure the swine get little com
psred With the amount given 10 other animals
In proportion 20 their weight, why do they not
need az much salt a. the other stock on the farm
We find an article going the rounds of the
napers upon the use OF salt iOr fattcning swine
Tn. Ssilsr states that be " selected Two pailr
OF barrow hogs weighing 300 each. One pan
received, with their daily allowance OF food, 49,"
ounces Of salt; tie other. similarly Ted, none
In the course Of a week, IL was easily seen that
the sailed pair had much stronger appetite
than the Others, and after a fortnight, II vas ~
creased 70 Two ounces apiece. Alter iOur
months. the weight OF the salted hogs va S5'
pounds, While that OF the uusalted, i've week
later, reached ouly 300 pounds. The e1Perl
me8t vas repeated with almost precisely ths
same results"
II such should prove TO be the general result
most la mers have not gained al the good advan
tages they might have dOue from the food lel
out FROM the example cited there Is no ind
cation that the salt excited morbid appetite
aud produced Unnatural hrsh and fat. OF cour-'
a sOUhd Judgment must be exercised 10 tie ~
Of sait. a. veil a. Of grain or any other food
Another neglect Of swine-aud sometimes
must be- a cruel One-is that Of rot giving tnel
a plentiful supply OF pure cold water. Why
10 Supposed that The hog should not need Sate
a. well as the COW and sleeps more than "
can tell. They do require it. When ~a,e
10 not given them, although fed with s~I, Tie
Eiii drink heartily OF the water collected NJ %
yard or barn cellar, after visiting Their uoug
several times, and finding il empty and D..
Nothing is more grateful 20 them IN a lot ia
Than bucket OF cold water, drank from clea
sweet trough. We trust that farmers ~iil gi'
attention 10 the matter, and ascertain for then
selves whether our suggestions are valuable
not.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
1T COMBINES ALL THE GOOD

IT COMBINES ALL The GOOU
Qualities IF other first class Machines and possesses
nany Advantages over any and al OF them
j. the simple Az Perfect ia lts cnaulcll Con-
sfrlctou, OF any sewing Machine YET offered % The
public. aud the only capable u making more Than
0ne kind oi stitch.
The feed may be reversed al any point desired with
out stopping The Machine.
Ch4uges for the various stitches may be made while
the machine j. IN N lti0n.
It. stitches the wonder % all
The 10 .4uty OF its stitch D. unsurpassed
No other covers 50 large range oi wurk
Ssws bsnt and heavy fa1rics with equal facility
The wors viii feed either g. the right or ieft.
Runs quietly. sews rapi ily
No iaclity experienced u sowing across thick seams
Needle more readily adjusted than IN any other ma
chine
TAllurs cannot AFFORD 20 fu sltn0ut one
Every family should have 90 Florence
It's motions 4Te all pc-ltit~
VIII tsst lifetime.
No springs t0 GET out oi order
j. thoroughly practical
tn hemmcr the most practical iu use
Turns vile snd narrow hens and Will ,eii beautifully
u bralis neatly ani handsomely without the silght-s
alteration.
The most inexperienced find no difficulty 30 using il
Oils no dresses, al its machinery being the top o
the table
Evey machine warranted
Il viii substantiate all We claim for H.
A J vIELE, Agent
Larsirr Nirhiran 4gfvT
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

CAKED BAs Take half pound Of the greer
bark OF the Bitier-s~eet, (Soianlra d,slca,aara
steep y IN sufficient water 10 make strong tea
Dram on the la nd, add one pound OF lard 20 il
ana e. 'nem sumner together To the cousisterc,
OF ara snen cold. rub the affected parts thor
ougny Win the mixture, night and nornins
perfect cure sih De effected in two or tire,
days The Application has proved, upon repes,
for animals.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

To MAKE GooD vIEKGAR.-Take forty gallon.
ram water one gallon mohsses, and four pooI d.
aeetic acid Il wil be 81 for use in fe~
DAYS Aeetie acid costs twenty cents per pound
In's Is TIE recipe BY which most Of the elder
vinegar is made. which Il sold IN the country
stOrsA-Seierssfe Arasrioan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

The prominent names ln is llrrctlon vel Ano~A as
among th urst of NcW York Merchants place % as one
81 The leading p4nies o STABILITY aha us FellA
lion for prompt settlements aud fair dealing WILL etA
With lts future business a. the guarantees presented "
fh public are ample assets and just ana hyluEApe treat
mrut OF sll dealers.
risks accepted on dwellings and their Furniture ioi
one three aul i've years huiluss and hefclAL
z- reduce u store aud 10 transit hulis argos al
-r-i-ht monies A. d. AIrLf, agent,
Al be lty Book store, auslnE
losses occurring under Policies issued Al this agency
MID hs~s ly+-s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

The peculiar faint or
infection which we
call SCRoFUiA turks
in the constitutions Of
mulumdos Of men. Ii
either produces or Is
produced by an en-
feebled, viuated state
Of the blood. wherein
THAT fund becomes in
competent to sustSin
Tthe vital forces in their
vigorous action. and
-leaves the system 70
fall into disorder and
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
YER'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

The WORLDS Great hemedy Tor
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
fConsumptlve patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been so long used and 50 uni
versally known, that We need do no more
than assure the public that it, quality is kept
UP 20 the best il ever has been, and that IL
may be- relied on 70 do all il has ever done.
Prepared by DIR. J. {. AYR & Co,
Practical and Analytical Chesnists,
Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
r I. AYR A. -0u fnl. q Vols. HfUtlo A Ifr.. AZ.
sf I'rass.sts boz Iansrr " Ihefe A. Co. Mason
and al Druggists every h rr
whoiessis tr Farrsns -ffiey A Co Detroit
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

| OFFER FOR SALE AT IT'S CASH
Value, and on easy terms as 70 time the real estate
described below. viz
Ny Two story Brick Residence with ! Of an Of
gre md, ont hLIdings fruit. Sc SC This s Of the
most desirable places DO the city.
Also the small Frame Cottage adjoining the above
Barn and weil on these premises.
Also two story Brick Dwelling House, with harm
vel. cistern &c, on Capitol Avenue Al present occu
piel hy J. Wsolhouse FsQ.
Ais0- two story Frame Dwelling House. with barn
well, cstern fruit &c. Capitol Avenue occupied al
pres nj by Mrs Alsd0rf
A'so a vacant lot on block II, Capitol Avenue
Also, the s1nth west i Of sec. Il, town 10 north
range east being loo acres good farming land only
miles from the village Of Tuscoa Tuscoia county,
Enquire Of undersigned OF Of A. J Leach, al Auditor
Generals Once
D. c. LEACH
lansing, June ., lssS. 426tf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
GIVE TT a TRIAL:
MANHOOD;
How Lost! How Restored
jest published in Ssa.el Envelope. Price SIX Cents
LECTURE on THE NAlTRE /

jest published, in Sea.el Envelope. Price SIX Cents
! LECTURE ON The Ma IRE.
Treatment AMI Ralical Cure or >permltorrhosa or
>eSninai Weakness Involuntary Erssi rs sexual Deb
ity and impeiiuents 90 Marriage generally, Nervous
ness, Consumption Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Phvs-
cal lncapacify- resulting from Self-Aouse. sc BY
NBT j. ClLVERWELL. u. D. Author Of the Green
BOX &c
The worlt-renowned author. a this aanrabIs Lee
ire- Clearly proves from IS ava experisnos that the
iTtul conse1 lenCes OF 81 ese nav en.cfaalfv r
Novel without medicine. and without dangerous surFi
ca operations bouEies instruments rings or cordass
pointing OUT mode oi cure az certain and ETC
tlai, ~ which every s14rer matter bat his con
diti1n may De. may cure himself cheaulv privately
AMI radically This lecture Will prove a boon g. thou-
sands and thousands.
- under seal II plain euvelCpe. 70 any address
On The rece pt OF SIX cents two postage STAMPS bv
addressing CHsS J c ETrNF
lSeyl IL Broadway, New York, Post once Box. +sss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

Thus af0rdUE hllltIual evidence " me progress OF
American Enterprise AMI Industry and Of ability 70
lfoluce articles at home equal 70 those made by any
ither nation.
THE ONO CATAWBA BRANDY
not only equals but cxce- the best imported Brande-
purity AMI flavor. Do IS Ia fact, tle Bh>I BRANDY
KNuWr This statement j. fully cOrrohurstei by IN,
-rudcat.s o our most istiugu-he anaiy teal Chemists
tue want ol pure Brandy has long been felt in tAl-
.fntrF and tLe introduction Nf m article 81 such qla
fv as 90 sup.rceie ile sale and those vile com
pounds hitherto sold under the 0f Brandy, eau
lly BE- regarded d great public good The Cataw oa
Brandy POSSESSES al The good 4llies Claimed for The
1.-t m ora Iiq lors and l. 0 perfect purity aud sape
-i,r 14vlr and sovereign amt sure remedy for
Dysrs1sid FIdttiency, CrqDap, c1ciic Langaor, Lou
spirits, General Dstdiy Cholera Aortus de.
r5-REAn THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES ia
Rutland. VI. October I4th. 1855.
W. have Tins day examined a sample oi =. y. Pike :
lst4aha Brandy shown l- Bog r. A. Morse. Agent. aul
s. pronounce very lle pure Brandy and recon
mend DO o all whouay regulre % ior medicinal purposes
f. A. POND VI u.
= GRl>WOID,
COCHRAN.
= y pIKE-Ts1r Sir have examined with care. a
sample of ohio Catsvba Brandy submitted 10 me for
pectlon from your store take pleas certiyIu
to MS purity aud possession of qualities emitting u o.
the notice u the medical professions medic nal agent
Yours \. r. PAGE
Rutland. Vt October l4th 1855.
have examined the specimen O.. Cltawba Brandy
This Iay presented for that purpose Boy samuel
s- si Ohio and do not hesitate t1 pronounce nne
.I pure Brandy, and recommend u tu ALI who may
o Tor medicinal purpu-.- JAS T. fpkltK
T. THAYER & son, Agents for Lansing and vicinity.
424m6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
CataWba Grape !

Thus afordmg additional evidence u the progress OF
American Enterprise AMI Industry and 0f ability O.
produce articles at home equal TO those made by any
ither nation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-26
u r. q = p II @ II u S
OF THE
DAYTON EMPIRE.
DAILY AND WEEKLY


Friends OF Constitutional Liberty the DAyros
Emptnr, once more greots you, and takes rlace
along with the other Democratic bapers OF the State
~ an advocate OF your principles and defender of
your rights II ardenay expects at your nands u
warm aud friendly reception
An important campaign is before u.s. fraught with
more OF good or vi than any which has ever pre- ed
cd IT, The Life OF the Nation and the Liberties OF the
people are al stake The coming months are preg
nant with mighty events, and every man should be-
fully "posted" on the current issues, as be able
to perform his duty as becomes alreemau. The great
uitle between Centralized Power and individual Lib
erly--Demoeracy and DesPotism--s now being
fought II our people true to themselves, the
Constitution and the sublime teachings our patriot
loreathers, tae contest cannot be doubtful. The
.reat mssioa ofthe Democratic party, which has ever
stood a. the bulwaik Of the Union and the champion
Of the CONSTITUTIONS renders it, entire unity and bold
sttitude, in thus hour of national peril, matter OF
vital concern. The pending issue is not less for the
maintenance united country than for the perpetu.
alton OF Democratic principles az expounded by JEFF
iersen and laeksoo The most momentous results
hang upon he issue. The past is dead, save in its
essons ofeNperienue The Constitutions If preserved,
the beaeon-lght that VIII guide us TO a point
safety from the present st nm aud conii.t; If tram
pied under ioot and destroyed, are forever lost
IN darkness, gloom anarchy II Is the mission Of the
Democratic party TO preserve intact that Constitution
which pay. n. Union To shat party alone may con-
seryatiye citizens lool for relief and happy return
- -. .,,t 4, ,,.,,,.t., t ,,,l
W ,e p'o,,' a,,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-26
HEIMSTREETS
IniMilable Hair Restorative,

IT IS NOT DYE,
But restores gray hair s original color, by supply
ng the apiury tubes with natural sustonance, mn
paired by age disease. All stantaneuus dyes are
composed Of lunar caustc, destroying the vitality and
beauty Of the har, apd afford Of themselves dress
ing. Heim-trecrs Iumipble Coorng not only re-.
stores hair to its natural color by easy process, but
givrs the hair
LUXURlANr BEAUTY,
Promotes its growth, prevents It's falling oil, erad-
catc7 dandrltl and impars health and plc9sanlness
to the head. IL has stood the test OF time, being the
Original Hair Coorng, aud- constantly increasing in
avor Used by both gentlemen and ladies. III sold
hy all respecnhe dealers be procured by them
OF the commercial agents, II, s. barnes q Co, 2u2
Broadway, New York Two sizes, hty coats and one
dollar re2ldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-26
MiIltarp.

HEADQUARTERS sXrn REG,nESr ono MulriA,l
DAYTON, Quo, September ~, 1868
Special orders No.
TlNllE companies the Sixth Regiment Ohio Militia
l will meet an Saturday, September 20, nt nine o..
clock a m, at the following places!
Company A---Aiontgomery House,
Company B-spngler HOusei
Company O. Gnbq's 9ruce Y, Second street;
Company n--hlike Edmond Blacksmith Shop,
corner Of Second and BccKel street
Compmy g Daniel Hiue~ Grocery, Third street
Company T.. Miami Engine House.
Company ~. O. Lntzenborger's, Third street
The Nrst District OF the Second Ward s hereby at
ta'hed 10 CaptmnJ.W swope's eompaoy The Second
District OF The Second Ward is hereby attached Ia
Licutsnmt lil hwlltcra company. The First isirci
OF the sixth W ri h hereby attached to Captin 1li-
iany'7 company. By orderu uf j. X. MciNflRh.
uhicni: Colo 81 stSth Rcgmcnt, % NJ,
sANuu, BnttNGs, Aiufaut stY3iu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-26

Information Wanted Mrs Susan Case,
a soldiers widow, left her little girl, Eyeline,
aged two years, with man named John
Williams at the time living in Carrolton, in
this county while she went on visit On
her return, she found that Williams had
moved away, and taken with him her child.
He left Carroltou about the first of August
last, since which time all her enquiries and
Efforts to learn Of his whereabouts, or of her
child, have proved fruitless Williams is a
German, but speaks the French language
also
Any information as to his whereabouts, or
that will lead TO the recovery Of the child will
be thankfully and joyfully received by its
mother Information may be sent to Mayor
Gillespie Dayton, Ohio
Newspapers in the State will please make a
notice Of the above
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-26

The Reglmentals We have alread y
announced that the Regimental Band will
give grand cotilon party at Becke Hal,
on Thursday evening, the sth Of October, the
proceeds Of which is to be used in the pur,
chase of a uniform for the Band The Reg-
our citizens will aid them literally in making
their Ball pecuniary success, Let every
Que who can, interest himself in dsposing of
one or more tickets. Tickets one dollar ad-
mitting one gentleman and ladies' The en-
tertainment will be worth the money
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-26
Drp GOODS.
Gitn Aoticrs.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY 90. GERM

NOTICE is hereby given that there are now pending
before the City Council Of the city Of Dayton, the
following Ordinances tO-wit;
70 grade ami pave the alley next south OF First
street betw ecu FIRST and Second streets.
TO grade and pave the alley running from Clegg
street westwardy 10 the Leyee, between second and
Lafayette streets.
In pursuance 10 the Law said Ordinances were twice
real laid on the table and the Clerk structed 60 give
four weeks notice OF the pendancy Of the same.
The law reqp as an claims for damages that may
accrue from ~ ID improvements 10 be filed in ting
with the Cty rki setting forth the amount OF dam.
ages cmed within two weeks aitor The expiration Of
lie time requ ned Tor the publication Of sudh notice,
when the same will be taken up for hual action.
ss2d4w ANTHONY STEPHENS City Clerk.