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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-04
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL INSTITUTES,
o9,...KsTAsLlsuzD sr"-:ATsao
DIR. ;. Q. Young, IN 1852
For tho euro OF nh Diseasns OF the J
ycr Urinary and Generuttyo ~;
Orxuns, and; - g ~
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Ne. SIS sacramento street, s a5a !,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. salsabac
Cure. Guaranteed. or No Pay REQUIRED.
CONSULTATIONS. BY LrrTrh Or oIHrnwlsE, Ihf1.s
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
AL FEMALE coMPLAlNTs.
OOs.ulr.rross. rr IirIrl Or o.Hr,w,,r, rns..S

u>HIs Celebrated INSTITUTE HAS
J. enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted buc.
cess oi eighteen Year,, and has become one Of
The renowned Hospitals OF the age What tne
celebrated Lock Hospital Is TO London, ana the
no less renowned establishments OF hicora is 70
pail. This Institute has become TO the Pactrl
Coast. The thousands annually received anu
cured at this place is i'll point OF lnumber,o oil pa:
tients amUpg the very nrst OF The. world, ane
Inc success Of It's treatment ranksit second TO
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TO coRREsP0NDENTs. ~ sa..lf
D. Patients residing In any part of the State,
noweyer distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
to sabmit a written statement OF such In prefer.
ence to holding q persona. interview, are assured
that their COMMUNICATIONS will be held most
sacred. and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed TO the core
spending physician, thus: , - ~ -
BENZ. r. JOSSELYN, NJ. D.,
tBo1 1851 6lS Sacramento street. '7.
Between Montgomery aud Kearny, g
jyl n l. -.,r- a.. =. SaL. Francisco. Cal.
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DIR. D. p. BROWNS
Il VIRGINIA . ,s@r
HyDROPATHIC INSTITUTE
Corner Of ID and Onion streets.
~ VIRGINIA, NEVADA. 8Jr7.

F; MS INSTITUTION. OCCUPYING THE
large building corner OF ID and Union
streets, Virginia. Is In one Of the coolest and
most delightful locations In the city. and for .
water.Curc establishment IL acknowledged to
be the best in the State. Il has been fitted up
In the most commodious and elegant style, and
IL divided into H . HFH# nF.ff.I Hul4
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DISAPPOINTMENT

The day for deormfinic stock delinquent on the
above assessment is hereby pc,lponsa nnti,
Of delinquent stoek h hereby postponed until
By ordot ofihoBSsrd ofDisct6rA.A ! ~ 8
s PHILLIPS, Secretary;
. fEan Franclsco, March 70 lSla- mh20 I'd
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MISCELLANEOUS
A nm ARTICLE.
AN ENTIRELY NEW
S WI N 6 m AcH NE
FOR DOMESTIC USE,
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.
with new Patent Bnttou.hoIs worker.
Patented June q. 1871.

Patented June u, 1871.
A MOST woNDERFULAND hLEGANTLY
n constructed Sewing Machine for Family
Work. Complete In all its parts, uses. the
straight eye pointed needle. self threading, di.
rect upright positive motion, new tension, self.
feed and cloth guider. Operates by wheel and
on a table: Liga! running; smooth and noise.
patent check 70 prevent the wheel being turned
the wrong way. Uses the thread direct from
the spool. Makes the Elastic Lock stitch
nueat and strongest stitch known; firm durable.
eloss and rapid. Win dc oil kinds Of work, nne
and coarse, nom canbric 10 heavy cloth or
leather, and uses all descriptions Of thread.
This Machine ID heavily constructed, TO give Il
strength. all the parts Of each Machine being
made alike by pachinery, aud beautifully nm.
ished and orramenied. Il lie very easy TO learn.
Rapid. Smooth and Silent in operation. Re-
liable AZ all timer, and q Practical. Scientific,
A Good, Cheap Family Sewing Machine al
last. The irst and only success In producing 0
valuable. substantial and reliable low-prieed
Sewing Machine. Its extreme low price reaches
all conditions. Its simplicity and strength
adapts It TO all capacities, while its many merits
make il a universal Myorte wherever used, and
creates = rapid demand
IT Is ALL 1T Is RECOMMENDED.
=" / can cheerfully and confidently recommend
Its use to tho.e VINO are wanting a really good
Sewing Machine ~ . low price" ~
MRS. j. p. WILSON,
Rutherford Park, Bergen county, n. j.
Pncx OF EACH MACHINE: Glass Alone"
Warranted for Ave years by special certihcate)
with all the fixtures, and everything complete
belonging 10 IL, including sclf.threadlng needle.
packed in 4 strong wooden box. and delivered
10 any part or the country, b y'express, free OF
further charges. on receipt OF p, ice, only Five
Dollars. Safe delivery guaranteed. With each
Machine we will send, on rccaipt Of Que Dollar
extra, the new Patent BUTTON-HoLE WORK
Err, one OF the most important and useful In
%ventions OF the age-so simple and certain that
a child can work the inert button'hole with
| regularity and ease. Strong and Beautiful.
Special Terms and Extra Inducements 70 Male
and Female Agents. .Storekeepcrs, etc, VINO VIII
establish agencies through the country and keep
our New Machine on Exhibition and Sale.
| County Rights given to smart agents FnEE.
Agents complete outdts furnished without ex-
ira chaSge. Samples OF sewing, descriptive cir
culars containing terms, testimonials. engrav
ings. etc. etc. sent Free. We also supply
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REFUND The MONEY.
MUSIC TEACHING.

r JACOBSON, PRoFEssoR>
! (, e., q Gd MasI ssG YIN nn s,Ss Lessons lessons IISSS
plishment to all who dcsirc. on the NsSSA"
VIOLIN. GUITAR. coRNET, ON
FLUTE and other instruments. He can he
fonnd at bis rooms In the international, Hotel.
Virginia City. or pupils will he attended a. their
lQuadrilles and other dancing music inst -,
cej-sd and for sale. M
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MINING AND STOCK TABLE,
.hewlng the number effect ad shares l
che prseipal .tilnss doair In at the San
Rrrndlsas Stsek and Exchange Boavd.
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aem,ua Weakness or spcrmatorrhas.

The Young man who experiencesthat growing
reayncss In his muscular and mental organizA-
tion. should stop TO consider whence IL arises.
He viii tud In the weakness Of the back, tremb-
ling OF the limbs, dlsOrdsrcd digestion. unas~
couutable falling Of the powers oil INC MUD,
distaste ror society, dread OF impending troubh,
fOrebodinys Of evil. sleeplessness, troubled aii0
lssciyivus dreams, growing deafness, ioss y
muscular power, and numerous other syMptoMt
of REORGANIZATION. the positive traces Oi that
most terrible and destructive of all diseases
Seminal Misunderstanding away his powers,
DESTROYING his hopes Of life and manhood, ano
drsvyinY him along tbs broken pathoi HE ex
istence toward a premature md loatheome grave.
70 him who lnds his life drib6ling out IN the
i'A.harye or the vital principle OF existence y
10 .turnal and diurnal omissions, the Nero cee.
lion OF It's appearance brings NO assurance VI
,lief
Marriage, that holy office, that rafesuard ano
iope OF manhood, bripgs 10 such a one no nope
Of cure, bur adds 70 his MISERY inthe knowiedge
that the one who looks 10 him Tor so much oi
her happiness, Ia = victim to his evil. anu ann
accent companion TO his punishment. He add,
20 his misery and disorder until hope learet
skillful treatment. Those " no have become the
Victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, iasci.
mating and destructive habit, which fills thou.
sands of sick rooms with paralytics and con,
sumptiyes, and hundreds Of uutimcly Rrnyet
with its misguided victims, should consult with.
out n moments delay, one who VIII sympatlizt
with their suirerings. To such the Doctor would
especially address himself, giving 10 each and all
assurance OF q fERFECT and PERMANENT
CURE, without hihdrance 70 business, change
Of diet, or fear OF exposure.
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POLICE JURY.
FEBRUARY 3rd 1873.

The members elect Of the Police Jnry
TO wit: G.. Dnb4an Of the first ward, S. J.
Montgomery of the second, Jean Beroa.l
Of the lhird, Il. Leblanc OF the fourth and
Il. G. Landry Of the ifih ward. and pro-
ceeded to organize by reciing by acc,a-
nation Mr.. G. Dnbeau as President.
On motion, The salaries Of the off icers
were fixed as follows: Clerk $3.50. Tr.a-
surer $3.50, Constable 500 Printer 1928.
for Publishing the proce edioss in french
and english, District Attorney pro tenn,
2f00.
On motion. The salary of the keeper
Of the Court House was abolished.
The following officers were duly elected
for the ensuing year: A. J. Moss Clerk,
NJ. f. GiIsia Treasurer, Edgar Mou,on
Constable, VIM b Baily Printer and c..
Debailion District Attorney pro- tenn
On motion, The President appointed
Messrs. Montgomery, Leblanc and Landry
committee to inform the officers of their
election. who reported that they had doue
SO and tha, they All accepted.
The repor: Of the Treasurer was receiv,
ed and referred to a committee composed
of Messrs. Montgomery, Landry aud De
bailon, and the same committee was in.
struc,ed to prepare an estimate 81 the debt
and expenses of the parish for the cur,en,
year and report at tie next meeting Of
this body.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That hereafter the use of
the Cour: House is prohibited for the
giving Of balls, concerts or any public tx.
hibition.
Resolved, That Th.odu'e Hebert jr, be
authorised to remove the drove we'll now
standing on the Court House square, on
condition that he erect it on the street and
near the banquet and connect with it
horse trough, all in q proper and conven.
lent manner Tor the use Of the pnb'ic, and
to keep it in good condition at his own
expense.
On motion, The Constable Is directed
10 notify the Collector oe fAxes that the
Police Jury will be ready and ,expect 10
settle with him on The first monday of
March next.
On motion, The grog shop license OF
Sevenne B#binsaux is hereby RENTED.
On motion, the Police jury then al
journed to the frat Monday of March next.
A. J. MOSS, 6. DUBAU,
Clerk. President.
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A POEM.

would have written, if might,
A poem ike The summer dav
would have mst"d sound and sight
With words as fair as they;
But when the day was pas. its prime.
When shadows grew and sunshine pa Ie.l
| tried TO fiod. within my rhyme.
The mornings charms,-and failed.
Then counted mine "a fruitless care,
And, strsying forth, where chance might
lead.
Saw poems written everywhere
In signs could not read.
"Ah. Mother Nature" fsaid mv sigh),
There is KEY to skv and flower,
Give me fner ear and eye
For one swift, little hour!
Il am = nameles<. power'ess youth,
And poor in fancy as in pnrse;
Teach me to call single truth
From out the universe.
TELL me secret, Of vonr own.
That men have sought in vain to learn.
That neithcr thought nor dream have
known,
And let me tell, in turn.
Translate the speech those robins use,-
The separate voice Of wind and tree;
Bid me interpret. II I choose,
Yon brooks garrulity.
"Oh tell me what the distant seas
Have mnrmured since the world began,
Show me the grand benignities
OF kindly breeze and sun
"Hint what it is this skv and earth
This outer. aensuous heantv-.creens f:
What makes this tiny foweret's worth.
And what that sunset means.
Speak with my lips-who would not
heart
Wh.t wealth, what honor should l
lack 7"
Then Nature. smiling far and near.
Gave no answer back.
| only saw the fair reposc,
The mute perfection Of her face.
She was =, one who feels and knows.
But cannot speak. some grsce.
Thare came swift. and unbihen thought:
Search thou xnd End like content.
This Nature. in herself. j. nspch,
She is Gods instrument.
He speaks in her. ani speaks in you,
Gather those fancies. caet away
An hour ago, and write anew
The poe', Ike the dag. @
go. ponder we'' and patiently,
Not knowing what -FOUR .houg'lt msy
yield.
But waiting for the mystery
OF what shall be reve.l"d."
Atlantic Monthly for March.
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A! the beginning Of he rebellion. wien
S-cessioni.m was rsmpant, Fs,nsnd,
Wood got himself into terrible fix ty
proposing tlst the city Of Eew York
should secede from the res. of the State,
aud form State By it-eIf. But nov .ihe
New York Pos! takes tia ground that the
idea .'msy be worth consideration" 1t
dec'are. that The pracficsl paed. and inter-
ests Of the great city ~. totally disregard.
"a bv the Albany Legislature, and show,
that At THE very time a. ci,vle. or const;
luton is being manufactured for it by =
band Of ignorant demsgogue., and .ef.
appointed committee Of political hucks:er-,
acting under the dictstion Of audscioas
Federal of.ice holders. All this sounds a
mazing'y ike the language Of Fernando
Wood IL 1851 hat then It was treason
Cincinnati Commercial.
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POLICE JURY.
March 3fd 1873.


The Police Jury met this day, pursuant
to adjournment.
All the members were present.
On motion, The minutes of the last,
meeting was corrected, ss follows:
That the office Of the Court House keep
sr is sho'ishrd, instead Of the salary;
That the license OF S. Bab;nesux be is
sued gratis instead Of being remitted.
i. The Constable reported that he had no
tilted the Collector Of taxes As required by
this body at the last meeting.
aOnsa motion to adjourn. subject to a
call for a special meeting by the President,
the yeas and nays were demanded with
,hso following result !: Messs. Leblanc,
Landry and Montgomery voted yea aud
Messrs. Dubsu aud Bernard voted nay.
The President thereupon declared the
Police Jury adjourned. Z llh
A. ]. MOSS. G. DUBAu,
Clerk. President.
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ShcritTs Sale.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
Zpnon J. Boussa'd. W. Francis
Marion C,esw-''. Absentee. Dis
frict Cnu,. Parish Of afa

ZpnoD }. Il Oussa'd. vs.. Francis
Marion C,esw-'. Absentee. Dis
t'ict Court, Parish Of Lafa-
yeite, No. 3ll4.
DY virtue of writ of Fierie Facio. is
ID sued from the Hon. District Conrt,
in and for the Parish of Lafayette aud State
of Louisiana. there will be offered at pub
lie sale at the Court House Of the Paiisil
Of Lafave!,e
On Saturday the 5M dag Of 4pril 1878,
between the bours Of III A. n, aud 1
O'clock P. NJ, all the right, title, iuteres;
and demand Of Francis Marion CreSwell
Absentee. the drfondan', in and 10 the fI
lowing property seizrd to satisfy said writ
10 vii:
One certain tract of land ST.
.tuated partly in the Parish of ST Landry
and partly in the Parish Of Lafayette,
containing Two hundred acres. more or
less, with all the improvements thereon ST.
tuated and thereunto belonging, said trac,
Of land is bounded North BY land of f.
Deem, South by land Of Joseph l.. Dugs,.
West by land of Alexander Robin and
East hy land of Charles Peck.
Also another of land being
ps't wood and part prairie. situated in
the Parish Of St. Landry, contsining three
a'pents, more or less front by the depth of
forty arpents, more or less. bounded on
one side by lands of the heirs Of Lessin
Dugas. and on the other by lands Of One,
~
Of land are the same vendor acquired b.
pu 'chase f,om Philippe Richard. as per
act Of sale dated osth February 1861.
N. B. Said land will te sold in lots Of
fifty acres.
Terms Cash.
H. EASTIN, Sheriff.
Feb 22nd 1873.
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City Council of Vermi.loayllle.
Regular Meeting Of March Sd 1873

Regular Meeting OF March Sd 1873.
Present: Wm. O. Smith, Mayor, and
M-ssrs. Z. L. McBr,ie, II. Landry, Aug.
Monnier b. A. Sales j. J. Rsvi!.on aud
J n. Jodce Absent: X. Cagneux.
The rcaiiax Of the minutes were dis
ppnsed with, and
On notion. Ii was resolved, That the
proposal Of Albert Jadies. to put aud keep
the streets in repair for twelve months.
from date signing contract be and is here
by accepted; provided the said Judice
furnish bond with security ss required by
the Committee on Streets and bridges,
which said committee is authosizsd TO re-
ceivp in the name Of the Mayor of, the
Co, poration. and provided further. the
said JUDGE sign contract for said work.
with al the specifications required by said
Committee.
On motion, 4 was resolved, That the
resolution pas.el by the City Council AZ
their meeting Of, Feb Goth 1879. arcep,-
ing the propose, Of J. s. Rand. for repair
ing the streets, 4c., te and the same is
hereby repealed.
Ou enotion. I. was resolved, That the
resolution passed May 18th 1872, in re
gard to other shows. be and ,hs same is
hereby amended, SO is to read, and all
other shows Ten Dollars, for one or more
performances, at the discretion Of the
Mayor.
On motion, the Council adjourned to
the next regular meeting.
II. NJ. BAILEY, w. O. SMITH.
Secretary. Mayor.
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4 FINE tract Of p.si,ie land situated
N in this parish, about six miles west
of VermiIionviie, one balf of mile from
the line Of the N. O., NJ. l. T. Railroad
containing about 100 arp"nts; the land is
ditched and we'll dssined; good we'll
and beautiful grove Of oak and china
trees on the place.
For terms sppy At the ADVERTISER OF.
iice, OF to =
a ALFRED BREAUX. e
March LIST 1873.
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Gle Cafanet.c ESucrtissr

-TERNS--
SrRscR.rrloS-TiREE DOLLARS per annur,
in odrance. For six months, 81 IS.
-ADvEr.iISiNG--
Per Square. 10 lines or icsa) :, 80
Every subsequent insertion ~ -
Announcement OF Candidates for caicc. .. $40 90
No credit will 'e given for Advertising or Job
work. except by special agreement
Cards stating merely the names. business and
place Of residence, with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked, will I've pub
iished until forbid and charged for accordingly.
1-G~ All judicial a]vertisamc DTS mnst be = id
Tor on tie last day Of publication 'or Oh tha day
OF sale. No advertisements will De inqevt.,i unless
security is given OK amount of costs i posted
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Sheriff. S Safe.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.

l.. Levy, Jusiicrs CO2ft,
vs.. 3rd. Ward.
Charl-s Guidry, No. ll2.
DY virtue Of \ writ Of Ffsrie IFac;us
10 issued in the above entitled suit. by
he Hon, Third Justices Court in and for
the Parish Of Lafayette and State afores id,
and to me directed. there will be exposed
At public sale at the Court House Of the
Parish Of Lafayette, on
Saturday The 5ih day Of April 1873,
between the hours Of II A. N, ard 4
O'clock P. NJ, FOR CASH. all the right.
title. interest and demand Of Charles Gui-
dry, the defendant in aud TO the following
property seized to satisfy said writ, to wit :
Four Hogs.
Sheriff's Office Vermiliouvil!e. this 2lst.
day of March 1874.
II. EASTIN, Sh-,iff
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Wonderful tidinys from Uranus have reached
TIE earth! This ecemipgly faint star. only dis
covered 70 bc planet in 1871. Is a vast r,os,e
forty times rs large as Mercary. Venus, the Earth
and Mara put together. Its place in the system
is beyond Saturn. and It takes eighty four wears
to make revolution. On account of it's great
defiance and h.snt light observers have hitherto
been CONTEXT with measuring its diameter. calcu-
lating its mass. determining its revolution and
looking after its satellites
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MAs0MsGo

STATED Meetings Of Hope Lodge, No.
NY 145. A.. F.. A.. NJ. viii be held at the
IN Lodge room 10 yermilionvlllc, on
January llth February 9th; March Sth; A.
pril 18th; May l0th June 7th and 24th; July
9Th August End; September 9Th October. 4th ;
November LIST and 10Th; December 9th.
BY order Of the W.. NJ.
J. H. WISE, Secretary.
January 1lth 1873
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NOTICE

L He undersigned notifies the public that from
and after this date, II .hOf May 1872, they Will
credit no one for meat for longer period than
thirty (S0) Gays.
EASTIN 4 GUIDRY.
My llth 1872. 81. s.
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9oBAKERY FOR RENT.-One Bakery
in good order for rent on St. Johns
street. near the Catholic Church.
Apply to V. SONNlER.
Sept. 18th 1872.
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For CN3ss OsaRy.

MEssRs. PLoSsKY d ROGER.
IN1 merchants. corner Of Lafayette end
Main streets, Opposite the Court Honsr).
have adopted the cash rule; and will here
after sell FOR cash only. Purc!l asers will
please take. notice, and consider the I'D
vsntages offered by house doing business
on this plan. Selling for cash. they have
no bad accounts to cover with extra profits
and can therefore, afford to sell cheap.
Siding for cash. they have always the cash
to rep!e"ish their stock. which they can
do at the lowest possible price; another
and important reason why they"cs sell
cheap.
Messrs. P'onsky & Roger have large
and well srect2d stock Of Dry Goods,
Clothing. Fancy Goods, Hosiery. Hats,
Shoes. Boots, Sa1dlery, Grocery. Glass
scare, HarawaSe, T;amare, and Wooden.
ro,ks, dc.
Those who call on them, can rely on
being promptly attended to.
They are the only agents 10 this place for
. the famous
BUCKS BRILLIANT COOKING
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NOTICE.

VJNE hundred bushels Of Dickson Pro.
,ifi,, Cluster Cotton Seed for sale at One
Dollars per Bnsbel:
W. II. CUNNINGHAM.
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A wealthy bishop. congratulated poor
clergyman on bis local situation, said :
You have very fns air here" "Yes,~
replied the minister, "if l could only live
upon it as we'll as in II shoull think %
too"
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E. GInARD.'

M e. GInARD,
Uo # ATTORNEY AT LAW,
VIII practice his profession in the Courts Of the
Third snd Eighth Judicial Districts.
Once In vermilionyille. La.
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yNANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, A FRENCH GIRL,
w who understands sewing and is willing to make
herself useful Apply at St Cloud Hotel between and
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EUROPE.-A MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN
~ would like to engage herself to family going to
make herself very useful in attending to sick per-
anything in her ne the best Address
d. j. box ll6 Herald Office.
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. CLINTON PLACE 9Th STA LADY TO GO OUT
IL by the day to families in this city, who, having had
several years. experience In the business of cutting 1T
those who may desire have tbei! work done ct the
dren's clothes included. Call on address DRESS
MAKER for two days.
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OHE Sd Av.-A COMPETENT WOMAN As COOK: is
s)OC excellent laundress: in private family
objection 10 the country; best city reference
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VXTANrED-A YOUNG MAN: ONE ACQUAINTED
w with life insurance details preferred first class PEN
quick and correct at figures Address with refer
ences stating salary expected, THOROUGH, box 2O6
Herald Ofice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-27

OFT EAST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
I'll first elias laundress chambermaid and aun
dress objection to the country good reference Call
for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-27

NANTED--BY AN ENGLIsHMAN, A SITUATION AS
w waiter in private family; good city references
Address A. NEWTON, $50 East 10th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-27

900 lST Av., BETWEEN 5sTH AND 59TH STS.-
l.OOA young girl chambermaid and to assist
In washing and ironing would do general Homework
in a small private family good city reference.