The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-16
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Health Bulletin NO.6.f ra. r.
OFFICE OF TIE Board on HEA1rH,l
DAYTON. October 10.
IL is necessary for the preservation ofth,
| health of oar citizens, that every effort
should be made IT, remove the dimpness
from the cellars. To accomplish THIS we
suggest n.E'V 4..
First. To thoroughly clean Them and
remove all articles that retain moisture
such as boxes, barrels, boards, wood and
scraps of all kinds.
Second. TO build fires in them. An open
fire place is the best fots this purpose
Where there is none the next best IL n
stove with the pipe running out OF the
window or through a hole i'm the floor to a
ilue In the room above. Where neither of
these are practicable, n Wood, q chip. or col
fire should be made on the cellar floor, and
kept up until the object is accomplished
Third. In addition to these, one-half 10
one bushel of unslacked lime should be
placed in some portion of the cellar, which
will absorb much moisture IN Stacking, and
will also act as purifier.
Fourth. Fires should also be made in the
rooms over the cellars the carpets taken
up and the floors dried.
BY order of the BOARD or lIEALTH.
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GB-The cheapest dry goods in the city
will be found at VIM. Walkers No. 30l,
Third street, where you can buy them nl
less than wholesale prices. Give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
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e5S" To Merchants, Bankers, Book-keep-
ers, Clerks. and students, Prof II. ID. Or
ton, the Lighting Calculator win deliver Il
free lecture this evening at eight o'clock in
the College hall of the Miami Commercial
College, corner of Second and Main Streets
All are invited. ..l Id Ia...a
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No REvENUE.TAx ON DRESS MAKERS OR
MuLINERs.- s.--We congratulate dress makers
and millners on the fact that not only have
.theybeen relieved from the onerous tax
that lately threatened to entirely destroy
their business, but also that, from the first
day of August, all miliners and dress-ma-
kers are exempt from all tax whatsoever.
We quote from the new law articles of
dress made or trimmed by milliners or
dress-lnakers for the wear Of women and
children, shall also be exempt"
YOUNG MEMS READING GRooM.-Strangers
attending the State Fair, are respectfully
Invited to visit and use tile Young Mems
Reading Room (near the corner of Main
and Second streets, second tloor), during
their stay In our city. oc16-4t
SPoRTsMEN, ATTENTION. &C. Fernedinq, at
No. 3O0 Second, between Main and Jeffer-
son streets, has just received another lot of
those Rubber Hip Boots, inst the thing for
hunting and fishing excursions. dim
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To THE PATRONS OF ARr.--We would re-
spectfully call the attention Of the friends
of Mr.. Geo. n. Wise, to tho fact that lie has
opened Gallery of Art in the rooms lately
occupied by w. X. Young, where every
thing has been reftted in splendid style.
Cartes de Yisite, AmBrotypcs, Gems, and
pictures of every description taken in all
kinds of weather. .a....#.
Old pictures copied and enlarged to any
size, and painted in oil cOlors. Rooms Nos.
1926 and 327 north side of Third street. near
Main. ltu....- Std
LADIES FAR.-The ladies VIII hold u
Fair in Clegg's Hall, commencing on Tues
day evening next and continuing every
evening during the State Fair. The best of
music will be furnished. The proceeds to
be appropriated to benevolent purposes.
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GENTLEMEN-lf you want something to
Keep your feet warm and dry, provide
yourselves with n pair of Seal Skin lined,
Rubber Bottom, Water Proof high Shoes,
ust received at No. BOG Second, between
Main and Jefferson streets. They are some
hing entirely new in Dayton. o.
ocl5dlm -.--rr &c. FERNEDING.
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SOMETHING NIcE.-Kline has pretty
novelty In the watch line. Il is beautiful
peclmen of the latest Paris style, ia shape
If paddock, wrought in pure gold ard en-
mel, and set with diamonds. Itis cap
tai time piece, and perfect gem in its way.
GB-I beat them, before and after the
lection, and always will, in selling cheap |
r and better made up Clothing than any
ouse in Dayton. III. Schwarz llS Main |
treet, sign OF Golden Eagle.
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Cincinnati Markets.
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