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POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
HEAR WHAT MR.. JOHN II. BABCOCK sAYs,

Phlladolphla, January 22l 1863.
Or. wishart-Slr-ltis is with much pleasure that am
now able to inform you that, by the Of your great
American Dyspepsia Pills, have been entirely
distressing complaint, Dyspepsia. I had been
gcvousy afflicted for the twenty eight years
zen yeas OF mat time have been from pain
one time. have had II In it, FORM and
have dragged most mi cradle cx'stence-in pain day
and npht. Every kind Of iOOd n Allied me with
VINO pain, Il mHterod not how light. or how smn tine
quUnty. continued be'ChmE TO iOov. / h I'd
appetite for any Mind OF meats whatever, and my
tTess gIelt several months before ne trd of
your Pills, that frequently wished fo- death. bad taken
everytiI that had heard Of tor Dyspcps wi haut re-
coying any benefit; but Pills being recommended
by who had been cured by them, concluded 10
give them trHl, although had faith them 70 NV
astunishmUn', found myself getting better befDre /
had taken One-Ourh OF box, anu afer taking half box
Uch man, and cdHSd' dHg,hfQg UiSh, and sn1y a
hearty meal three times day, without rom
thing eat or drink II you think proper you are az
liberty make this public to me- viii chaer
FUZZY give all desirable information one who nlaycal
on me IOuTs. rCspo Ctfuy. JOHN "A. RABCDCK
For sale at Dr. WISIIART Medical Depot, 20 no v
SECOND rect, PHILADELPHIA, IA. Price one dollar pet
box. Sent by mail, lrGe Of charge, receipt Uf price
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DIR, wTsRARr's
GRtA1 AaEUoAy DYSPEPSIA FILLS AND PINE
TREI TAR CORDIAL,

GRrA- AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA FILLS AND PINE
TREI TAR CORDIAL,
Are from men And women Of unquestonable worth and
r,putspsn. They live In ana arouod PhiadelpniA. 90
and hear their tc,nony. Many Of them were saved rom
he very Jaws Of death when az hcps was goDg.
DYSPEPSIA has THE FOLLOWING sTSPToAs'-
1st constant PAIN or unessIne's at The DE q tho
stomach.
% Tlatulencc and aeldty.
%. Costycnoss and lots OF appetite.
Ah Gloom and depression oftprts,
Jth DiarrhUa. with Frpirg.
9Th Pain In all paris of the syt'eal.
Tth Consuu ptivo symptoms aud paipaton Of the heart
sh. Cough, with rhleRm In the throat
oh. Nervous afectIon and want OF slcep at night.
10th. Loft Of appetite and y0tntng.
18th. Dizziness, dimness Of vision and loss Of sght
18Th. Headache and staggering in walking, with great
weakness.
Out Of tho thousand Of cases Of dyspepsia that have
used Dr. Wisharts Great American Dyspepsia Pms moi
one Of them has failed Of perfect care. We warrant
cure In every case, matter u Of twenty years stand
ing Sold by All druggists everywhere, aud at Dr..
wIsIIARTs Office, No 10 N. SECOND Street, Phia, el
phia, Ps. All examinations aad consultations free o
charge Send for circular. Price 81 per box, Sent BY
mail, free Of charge, on receipt ofmoney.
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DIR. wIsHARrs GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA
PILLS.

This to certify that suffered for ten years with that
dreadful complaint called dyspepsia. l suncrtd much
pain distress, with gloom and depression OF spirits
was trtG,oI by eight different pnyscans for my
plants and times much better, but then my old
disease, dyspepsia, would with all It's dreadful
realities. and my whole system fast wasting away
In this sck and debiltaed state handed circular
Of Dr. WisIarts great American Dyspepsia Pills and Pine
Tree Ta~ Cordial whcn gave correct description Of my
sunciings, and determined to place myself under the
Doctors care, and AXE his medicines.
As soon as | commenced the Of the medicine, /
began 10 get better, and continued three mouths at
which tin perfectly cured Of all my complaints,
and PEI fecly restored 70 health am to-day well
Dr. Wishart, give you this certificate with grateful
heart ior benthr have received the your
truly wonderful medic May God bess you and ore
serve your truly ussial fc for many years would say
to every sick person who suffering as that my
residence is No. ls9 Richmond street Philadelphia, where
viii take great delight in giving testimony the great
power Of DR.. WIfhart's medicines to cure
II. ALLEN.
Dr wisharts Store and once, ,NoION. SECOND Street,
Philadelphia,
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NoMINATIoE.-This morning, Patrick Duffy
was nominated by the Democrats OF the Sixth
Ward for School Director
sTABBING AFFAIR.-Two colored mon got into
a fight at No. 6O4 Lombard street, this morning.
One of them, named William Gray, was stabbed
IN the stomach and seriously injured. He was
taken to the hospital.
POLICE STATIsTICs,-Duung the month Of
september, 3Oi4 arrests we're made by the police
,o,Se, apportoned among the several districts as
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3. WlsnARTs once, No. 10 n, SECOND Street.
pYsPrrsIAl DYsPEPsIAI Dysprpsr,

This Is to certify that suffering severely with disease
called Dyspepsia with much loss Uf weight my attention
diGCcttd 10 Wshurts Great American Byspep IA Is
lhc medy. llaynr within three week takcn eleven
fDls, according TO the directions found myself entirely
cured, for weeks sitCC NY heath h greatly i'm
IruyeG, and can lthout fear Of pain or Incoiyan
1 earnestly recon mend them T. al simiEnrIv
aniCtCd. Mrs. NJ. Is. THOMPSON
Richmond street, Four dUors be ow Hanover
pT. L. Q q WlSuAk1'S Once, No, 10 N. SECOND
Street, Philadelphia,
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WHEN WILL THE PEOPLE BE w1sB7

Hundreds and ihou,snds Of dollars are spo1' yosny
and hundreds and thousands Of the best AMI
Of America lnFeri IN pain, and dc and an premature
grave, with that awful disease, Dyspepsia Thoy this
ply ytlcan and that phy ssian bit ala-l alas relief
ard the ueNtwo near Of them they have gone 10
that bourne from whence ravoCr returns We say
20 lhe sck that ths wnassgs g.vc this iay " On. p5n-
Gg0rl cures of Dy, pspsa uodcby
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HELMBoLD's REMEDIES.
uELNIBoLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU

For Non Retention IneOntnonce Of Urine, IrritAtlc
Inflammation or liberation Of tho Bladder or kidney
Dheo,s, Of ne Proayats Glands, Stone IN ne Blsdis
yoi.Gus Cro,s or Brtct auif Depo'1, and all Dissat
cfins Bladder, Kidneys. and Drupslcn sweling'
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DYSPEPSIA! pYspEpsIAl DYSPEPSIA

], Elizabeth B'ansoD, of Brandywine, Dd 0rmery Of
Oo Chester Del do certify that for year and hal
sunc,cd tNeytlng but death from that disease
called Dyspepsia My whole system Frustrated with
food; l ate cracker or the smallest amount Of
food, would TGIWn Just swallowed IL. became so
Costiyc in nay bowels lha would not have a passage Ia
less than from four and ofen eight Cays; under this iu
mense suffering mind seemed entirely 10 giye wAy
had dread of horror and evil lorcbodinrs thoug ht
that ever body hated me- nd haeG every body; cJud
not tear my husband n'r my own chi dren-everythn AZ
aUpea ed 10 be horror ~ Ckcn to me had ambition
a. any hing; lost al ms love OF family and home;
would Tamble and wandtG nom To place. bur llld
LCt be C0ncutCd fell thutl .Oumtd 10 he and thut
there no heaven for me. ana Of e tempted 20
commit suicide, 80 ne.r whole nervous system
dGsrOy ca, also my mil from that aw ful complain
ny yspep'a that my friends thought best have me placed
IN Dr krkbrdcs IOspna, West Philadelphia; remained
eTe nne weeks and thought was lItle be ter. but IN
few day my dreadful complaint raging a. bad as
ever. Hearing of lie wonderful performed BY DR.
WharS Great American DYSPEPSIA Pils and his treat
Cnt Of DN spepsia my husband called sbart aud
slated my 10 him It said he had doubt he cOu
cure me- 70 IL three days after calico. and placed
under he Doctors uesmct ana In two weeks IAN TO
digest my food and It thai my disease was fat giving
way; ana continued 10 Tor about three months
and at The present time enjoy perfect ain Of body and
mil d. ana most sinec ely return my tnanzs 70 merau
sia Pis ana Pnu 1Ioe Tar oIda saved me nom an
insane asylum "a premature grave. Al persons Suf
lcrung Wrh Dyspepsia at6 AZ lbotV call on mo or
write as am wihhs 10 40 an tho ood can Tor suffering
humanity EilEH BETH RRANSbN
Biandywne, Delaware, Formerly d Chester Delaware
~, Pa
Ur, ,WlsHART's onloe, No. 10 N. SECOND Street,
Philadelphia.
The above are a few among tho thousands which us
great remedy has saved from uutneiy grave
hun rud of letters from physicians and druggists IN All
parts OF the country thai huven vUr
or solo medicine which gave such unyers satisfaction
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o 5 T-ABOUr TWO O'CLOCK THIS
afternoon, between Fourth and Walnut and Third and
Chesnnt streets VIA Thire and Walnut), a PACKAGE
on DEEDS and OTHER PAPERS. The Under viii be
rewarded BY leaving the sAmo at No y THIRD sreSt
October !, 1864. IL
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT DUCHU

Ter weaknesses arising from Excessive Indscrstion. J.
constitution once affected with Organc WeakHei roquI
the aid Of medicine to strengthen aHdUigorae heysts
which HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU nvarIa'
does, # no treatment Is submitted to, cOn,uspuon
sanity moy cnsue.
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NoTIcl

WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENT.
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BCHU
Is composed Of BucIu CJegs, aad Jaaipe Berries, S,
lectod with great care and prepared in ycuo by II.
HELMRpLD, Druggist and Chemist Of slxtsn years
porence in the city Of Philadelphia, and no prescribe
by the mostemlnent Of the faculty, and lge been
mitted to use in the United States Army, an are
very general use in State Hospitals and puIC = y
Institutions throughout the land, Price 81 sr baaSQ
elk ors5. Delivered to any address, accomanod BY en-
plicit directions Direct leherst to
HELMBoID's Drug and Chemical mehouss.
No. 50f BroadwaySew York.
Or rHELBoLD's Medal Depot,
No. IOI S Tenth street, nladelphia.
Beware Of oOuhterfeits. Ask for HEL1oLD's, an,
take no other.
Physician in attendance from o'clock An to sP. N
Sold by Druggists everywhere, 9a-tushs- sm
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USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

In sn Diseases of the Urinary Organs, whether existing
"HaIe" or "FsmSls." Jom ThaieVsr cause originate
and no mater OF hoe long Standing. It is plsSsAn
taste and otor. "IDmediots" in action, and m,
than any the preparations Of BE or Irs
Tho,e suffering from Broken Dom or Delieae COnRf
lions, procure he Remedy al once. ...
The reader must be aware that, however sight may
the attack Of the above Diseases s certain anecs
BOday HsaHd, Mental Porsrs, Hoppiae,' asd he Pe
triy.
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HEBMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH

WIN radically exterminRte from the system Diseases
the Urinary organs arising from Habits Of Dtsspato5
te expense, Iio or no change IN det, no icoSoeHis'
Or erposure completely suponeding those ipisGsGn Q
daRgerops ,emedies, CoIaira aad Jferegry In all tb
diseases.
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HEBMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU,

In affections peculiar to "FGMALEs," is unequaled by
other preparatlon In Chlorosls, Retention, lire
ustlons; liberated or schuous State OF the Utter
Leuchorh0s, and all complaints incident to the {
whether arising from habits OF dissipation lnprudeD0
or in the decline or change oflhe.
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The Rebel Raid in Tennessee,
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These Medicines are repaired only b. the proprietor,
DIR. l.. Q. 9. WISHART,
WHOSE OFFICE Is AT
No. 10 n, SECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA,

Where he be consulted either personally or b letor
nee Of char-C. They sd by druggists ard Iqal,rs
eyeHwforc at wholesale by All New York and Phladel
pliH Wholesale Druggists. g.2lgw
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Latest Southern News
ys-,s-,--s,~,-.4 49, -,-s.-,.s.s,e.y1.-
SHERIDAN ENTERS STAUNT0N.
-ss~--~~s>~~~-.~e~Ns~Sy,se-S-y~y
Early Reported to have Gained
a Victory.
.-e,s,,.--.,..-.-----.
BATTLE AT NEW HOPE.
--,ssyyy-t.- ..... .-.ssssss,..--
The Rebel Raid in Tennessee,
~-~--~,~,y---,-~~y---,-->,,,sSo~~~
CAPTURE OF ATHENS.
----------.s-,----~~-->yy.-y--ySy
FORESTS OFFICIAL REPORT.
.s->--y,,.,-,,,,>0>,y-~.---
Beauregard Supersedes Hood.
CAPTURE OF ATHENS.
FORESTS OFFICIAL REPORT.
Beauregard supersedes Hood.
DICK TAYLOR'S NEW COMMAND,
pRowN's Gar AND pIsugFs MIL.

This was the hole, the stronghold into which
the great Jackson used to withdraw whenever
the enemy pressed him dangerously, aud he
always emerged from It 10 conquer Rocolleot-
ing General Jackson's campaigns, we are slrdck
with the fact that though he often toun IL nocc
sary 20 retreat up the valley, he mover IN ,de a
stand at Fishers Hill His military eye dis
covered that though apparently a fortress, 1t
was open 20 a flank movement The event has
borne testimony to his sagaCity. General Early
was fanked out of the position. We learn this
from persons who witnessed the attack Of the
enemy and our retreat.
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GLENN'S OYSTER BAY!

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BATTLE AT NEW HOPE.
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DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA!

Dr wIsharts Store and omec, ,No.loN. SECOND Street
Philadelphia.
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CITuATJoN wANTED-BY A COMPETENT yoL VIC
~ giri, a ana 10 do plain sewing Apply kt.. Ia
rife ST. Brooklyn Tor fwo days
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SITUATIONS WA,TED-FoR THOROUGHLY uoa
~ iein.ie nelp ~ al nations sucn
bcrnaid Mattresses. anndresses seanstresae.
wash and snsi slrls and girls lately ianGed
AMY tie Large Employment House corner ON and
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SITIsTiOS NANrED-AS PLAIN COOK ~ A PEf.
- FANNY. WA .e wasnin. and
r0oG b. las pooe city reference Cal tor
nj e in ~
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ClTUAYloG WANTEp--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
~ has iatciy lapned IalioD general
honscwork; very wliDs and oh- .i,a at 1876 tht
ztth days.
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CITuATION waNrED-BY A RESPEcTABLE GIRL
~ cook, wash AMI 10 DO nera buuscw0rE IN
private fanny Can H. at ~ West 18th Best Of
city references.
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SigCATTox wsSTED-By A GERMAN Glgl, 10
- zoos WASH and ron. Apply for two days st - o,a -
neas The Eu&crg, Ia the
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ClTUATfON MANTED-BY A GERMAN GIRL or
~ Tesecabc psrea we'll e1ucsicd and experience
shes tuatioD WI respectable. ceatp.. family. Alne
ricG iacrred Can be seen for two days ~ No. 9J
A. The store.
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Ns;TUATION wASTFD-AS NURSE. BY a REsPEcTA-
~ bic ccoa dsp,sItioneG yGnrg with a
healthy ana fine Cal Mrs Anderson 81 Henry
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SsITuArioN WAITtD-BY A YaCEG WOMAN. WITH
~ fresh breast ~ mus, Best of refer.
race lng .src 81 bast lith
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ClrEATiON WASTED-BY AYnGNG GERMAN GIRi.
- to 10 rhandsrwcrK and take children be
seen Dr. e. M,ler's Carroll Il, near 81 av, Soasn
brooklyn.
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CiTuATtoNs WANrED-BY TWO PROTESTANT SIS
~ teGs. "a usivae family. Waitress
soos cal At IL West i2h ST., between 9th and ith
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S,ITg ATOMS wANTGD--Ey TwO RESPECTABLE
- sood cook s Grsi rate brca and biscuit
nkrr washer and one). the other do chsmcer-
waiting N dfen and smot older
days l56 East aist between D.. aud al
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ClTuATioN whNTBD-BY A RESPEcrhBL e
~ wash
given. inquire for asys al a: 9th ia tbe
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- understands all kude of me: Is nm celca
baser ID washer and roner eau az l47 7th ave-. be
tweeA ~0ih aud -ist sfs Best city rG.erence.
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CgrUArfoN WANrED-EY A GERMAN GIRL. SII z
- mretup' opk good washer and roner: the
tesi accommodations ear be gwen Apply Al 81 es, 3yh
between sh and 10
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At rBk NEW YORK MERCANTILE AGBHCy-DRY
~ goods grocery and other salesneu wanted. Rcspon
sble parties can meet engagements at our once We
bet orders rom merchants others for clerks iAc
graUs No commits In advance Office marble hu'dnR
IA NsnndwAy, si5, ROOM o.
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S,trUArlON WASTED-Rr RESPECTABLE YOUNG
- ari plain cook. washer and noner. Has gooa :,
c'eIrno, Can be DAYS west 2sth St.
between 9Th aud It'll ayes.
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SITUATIONS WANfED-BY TWO RESPECrhBLE
A. ycuns women class cook, other a. do
sa RS Can oe III, suited Gail as 200 cs,
10Th
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nOUsEKEEp gR'S SITUATION WANTED "A LA X
wishes 10 procure tintinn for an excellent and cx-
the best
m for position ADDRESS Mrs. A. r. Pr Brook
0iice.
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CaTuATIOE WANcED--BY n RESPECTABLE SlHL
- chambern1a. il good her and give
eight asst place. Apply for
II 10 Doug ass ST.. BrooklyB
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GENTS wANTEp-s2o fRR BAY, AND SPLEEN.
II did watch given free 70 each agent who sells great
novelty, the wonderful Holiday Portfolio containing
no one Gan do wi'hcai Pres only 2s ccn.a sales QUICK
agreements, sent free 3. 9. RiCkXRDs CO., iO2 Nassau
s,reat. New York =
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i who wants to make q rapid fortune, cali ~ 30
Brrsdwny second loor back room and see ~ operanon
neg mode st patented bleaching every description Of
Grain leather the hnet kd TO the eaarsest harness
leather producing jet and ndeibe black capA
b. receiving highest nish State county, Town or
shop rights Tor SALE Cali and see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-15

SITUATION WANJED-rO DO PLAIN COCEiNG
N ana assist WIN washpG ana IRONING; has i've
pears from her nst place. Call al y; es 18th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-15

cITraTIOS wAHrgD-nY i Young GIRL. IS
- cftrirrNad, in q espcstaOe private family. Apply
for twn da! 1t ~ West sd 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-15

0sIEoPbAsiiC OR ARrIFIClAL ZONE F.LI .,.i,
~ Tor de aged teeth. Old roots blit up mere s.e'.
a'nlnr ee,n ard every class OF cavity hled ~'hos,
Dy he lsctycrer person. Ronms remove. !" ~as,s
feurfc nth street deer wesl q rrtD 't3s's '0
thousnrd arilurniae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-15

NITUArI0N wANTRD-BY a RESPECTABLE GLE /.
- good rook aAd ironer Can be at her ias
pla,e. H. Lafayette ny BrooSiyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-15

"A RESPECTABLE SERVANT WANTS A SITUATION
n TO cook. wash and general cTk
good city reference Inquire 81 Ba.i 18th rst Eoof
front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-15

yYANrED--A FIRST CLASS COOK. TuOs. cav
ng ety reference may apply a. ~ East ga a. DC
Tween and ~ IN the morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-15

SITUATIONS wANTEp-EY Two RESPECTABLE
- young wouer; oae rs coos wasLef ert roner, and
n GOOD baker. otaer cnarnhclmaid WAITRESS
nj haze uo oh children;
~ preferred. Inquire - 80 Mcst lgtn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-15

A SITUATION " sEyED-BY FIRST CLASS COOK,
n private family pas no obeehoBs 10 DO the coarse
washing repaired; has ou year, Can
&th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-15

NJ uRSE AND sEhNsTaBss' SITUATION WANTED
IN BY respectable yo9ng woman, Protestant Apply at
I2O East 18th ST., between 20 and 81 tbrd loo,