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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

TESTIMONIALS.
MAMMOTH PIE PLANT.-B. p. Cahoon Kenosha wis
has just sent three Pie Plant leaf stalks that ouoo
any thing of the kind have before as after
performing the ling journey from their place of growth
IN what manner We are not informed the three stalks
weigh eleven and quarter lbs-Neao York Tribune
To the Cincinnati horticultural Society -Bene on q
tour through Wisconsin, called on Mr.. B. P Cahoon
OF henosha, who has remarkable variety of Seeding
kheubarb examined his plantation of about 900
plants and its wonderful properties have been over
rated The Victoria saw growing alongside of his Seed
Ing subject to the same treatmentso dentca-would
not weigh one-fourh as much the Cahoon Seedlug-
notice of amateurs and cutvators as the best Plant
known. His stalks for market would measure from three
to four inches wide and two three inches thick ami
two feet long, and tender that many leaves saw bro
down with their weight. 1t is d chan nee seeding
originated by Mr.. Cah0on, from the seed given him
Chcago and was the only plant from the that vas
worth cultivation. Respectfully yours,
JULIUS BRACE.
The subscriber making wine from this Plant Below
Will be found the opinion of the best judges in this
try.
The following extract is from the American Wine Grow
ers Associations at their meeting in Cincinnati August
18th, 1858 ga bottle labelled Native Wne' was nronceG
before the MEMBERS which, being tasted received
an average mark OF ffty-eght. Dr. Warder announced
that 1t was Wine made from Rhubarb (Cahoons Seeding
henosha, Wiscousiu) 1t had resemblance whatever
to native Catawba, but would have passed for fair
tce of Madeira II offered sample of imported wine
it would have received much higher mark
G. LEWIS. kenosha, Wis.
OWL Successor to B. r. Cdt00n
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SCROFULA in all its forms, TETTER or SALT
hnEUM, SCALD HEAD, CANKER, NURSING SORE
MoCTH, DECORATIONS and ENGAGEMENTS of
Jhe SoiNIS, CANCEROUSa and IND CLIENT TEMORS
RlNG'S EVIL, ERYSIPELAS, ST. ANTHONY;S
EIhE, WHITE SWELLINGS, and all OBSTINATE
INFAMOUS ERUPTIONS, yield directly TO its PIJ-
RIFYING INFLUENCE PiNpI.TS on tbo n or
BLoTCHES, PUSTULES, RHEUMATISM, DYSPEp.
STA: etc; SYPHILIl &c and MERCURIAL AFFEC.
TONS are cured; and CIIL0ROSIS or OBSTRIIC.
TIONS in FEMALES, LEUCORRHEA or WIRES
are relieved by the use of this medicine 80
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BLOOD PURIFIER!
o.
SCOVILI'S
SarsapariIla and StiIIinsia !!

IrtIe ties of Sarsaparila in con.
june till ngia is well known by ali medical
men 10 e the best compound yet discovered 10
mors from the system. "' h"'
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CorY's stomachic Bitters

ygNHE c ELEBRA TED CANADIAN REM
EDY, f., the speedy ~ permanent cure Of IN W
ACHE cos ,vESEss Loss " APPETITE, HABIrCAL
CHoLiC, CI RoNIC DiARRHL rs, GENERAL DEBILITY.
FOR F00D. gElItTE AND COMPLAINTS
and all dise SEES or indispostons N,S ron or growing
out OF an IN eaithy state OF the Stom ai' Dyer
These Btu compounded from uos, long @P|n to
the protest. rs possessing peculiar VS. power IL cs
OF Dyspeps a. Liver Complaint, &C. which Vsfsle powerful
" upon INC stomach, Bowels and the Dig %IFS orgGus,
restoring en- to healthy and vigorous ac 'o and thu
by the sI process Of nature, enable the sy tea TO t
umph over Iicease.
Its adapt the cure Of all affections of the Biiiary
or Digestiy9 ORGANS is peculiar to itself
Dyspepsia disease wich is probably prevalent,
when taken ~ Fl" its various forms, than any other the
cause OF which may alwa be attributed to arrangement
timely use o. Cory's stoEnac ME HisteTs taken as
per directions TIL bottle and III addition take glass
ofcod water after rising n the morning. which viii fac
tate the cure For this disease every physician will
commend Bttcrs Of some kind then Why not arti
Gle known to Se nalble? Every coutry have their Bit
tiers preventive Of disease and sire 1gtheHing Of the
system IN general and among them all there is not to be
found more healthy people than the Canadians from
whom this pre1arGon emanated based upon scientific
pertinent which has attended advance the destiny of
this preparation in the great medical scale of science
Further any Of the be contracted
If these Btfrs are used a. r directions Ion eTner
has proven that it viii eGecualy any case of
Dyspepsia which be produced This desirable result
is obtained In nrief space of time And itnfber eve
ates nausea oends the palate and rendering
sary any cha Of diet interruption Of the usual pur
suits Of life but promotes sound sleep and healthy dges
on the Complaints thus removed speedily
sistent with r production Of a thorough and permanent
cure.
In short, COTys stOEnacIIic Bel tiers ere only to
be tried for the diseases for which they
intended, and which heretofore named and word
for it they will be appreciated.
we would refe, orr readers further particulars to
our Pamphlet when gives description of all these dis
orders, their causes effects and cure This pamphlet is
entitled "a Treatise Dyspepsia and the Indispositons
growing out of the same and may be had Of gents
GRATIS.
Manufactured and for SALE Wholesale and Retail, by
b. s. CORY &c SON.
~ Washington ST., WauIsesan, Illinois.
Price 81 per Bottle,
Ey For sale in Kenosha by F. Robinson, and Stark
weather Co 1y36-13w36
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;, we have given the Receipt to most physicians in
;ne country that they may know what they are u.s.
ing and will continue TO send it by mail TO ;bose do
sfous OF knowing the ingredients entering into its
composition, that they may prescribe il in their
practice. N
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70 Cure all my Troubles 3?

me testimonials we have received in its favor
RON many members of the medical aculty wonld
were we 10 publish them, fill large volume This
preparation stands at the head of the list of remedies
curing all diseases arising from impurities in the
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GUARDIANS SALE.

IN PROBATE.-RenOsha County Conyf-In the matter
OF the Guardianship of Bridget Farrell, minor
Office is hereby given that by virtue
and IN pursuance of an order of Licence made in
said matter the Goth day of February A. D. 1889 by
the County Court OF said County the Undersigned GUAR
alan OF Bridget Farrell, minor, WILL the seth day of
county of Kehosha between the hours of one and two
O'Clock OF said day. offer for sale vendue to the highest
bidder the following Real Estate wit: all the interest
sad minor in lots five (5) and six M Block lst in Dur
KEGS western Addition of the village Southport on the
. '" Ia Sec 81 T. 2, r. % east, LIST ward of the
CITY OF kenosha SAMUEL Y. BRANDE, Guardian
APiH oth' 1908 3w43
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5fteoital.
IA K E 7 lem AND LIVE
NEGEECT TEEEUs ANr,


the patient. Herrck's Sugar Coated pills have navsS
been known to produce sore outh aching FONTS AZ
Pill pleasant to take certain cure and used by millions
will certainly look for other These Pills are ceyered
with coating Of pure white sugar. taste Of medicine
ABOUT hem but are as easily taken bits fconfsonarv
FAMILY BOWS. % cents 3 boxes 81.
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COM S.
RRIIS G

4 4 AIR, Tooth, Nail. Shaving, Paint, Scrub
K stove, ard White-Wash BRUSHES, of every
description, for sale by f. ROBINS0N.
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Use Scovill's
Sarsaparilla and Stillingia.

~ is prepared by one of the best practical Chem
,as III te country so as to ensure uniformity Of
composition ana purity in all the ingredients.
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T Z NI .B - "a :

ENLOEKG-l00 bbls extra Winter Wheat Flour,
l. GEO d. HEAD.
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Widen Il Marquardsen,
Furniture Ware-RoOms.

U" Park Street, a .teaO doors Hest of the Couu,u
Bank,
Have, and keep constantly on hand LARGE and ,,r;a
eIocS d furniture of manufacture to which we
invite the attention of the public We keep also on hand
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a LOT OF SQUARE TIMBER, LUMBER,
"A SHINGLES, &C., for sale cheap by
GEO. ID. HEAD
ND RAMPS PULMONARY BAESANE &
Id PURIFYING EXTRACT iustrecei ged at the
rug Store of STARKWEATHER a. co.
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Purify your Blood
And you will be Healthy.

L Is highly recommended by physicians to cure the
lowing diseases, having their origin in disordered
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

thousands who have used the Stillingia and sarsa
parlla VIII testify to its remarkable effect in re-
o ny an impurities from their blood, giving tone
healthy action to all the functions of the body
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FIFE SEED WHEAT

FOR SALE.
CANADA File seed wheat at shiinEs per Bvshel CASH
~ may be had of THOMAS NELSON the Grcsbeck Farm
l1-4 mile Of the Chicago and Milwaukee Rail Road
Depot, Kenosha. 43u
Kenosha, April Sth.
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JAZZ. a. HOPKINS, 4
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen

NoUsrILE- ORLEANS, IS janvier, 1859.
A phonorshjs Copseii Commun de Ia
l4''4sss Vile de Ia Eouvee-O Orleans
I ES SOUSSIGNES, prOprfetaires falsant
II face deux c6tes de Ia Canal des Tchoup
toulas Claiborne pettonen yore homo
rabe conormement Ia 100 section de Ia chnrta de 10
Vile fAs yendrs snchere pubqae apres wing. jonrs
Canal, dea rues Tchonptoulas Claiborne. CONNIE snt
Les banquees deux c6te de Tchouptonlas cee
de Claiborne esrgs de pds ct renivelaes Ia
dte de ehaaus cote deva ayo a peds de large
Les de Tchoupoulas Claiborne seront reniveee ct
vets de deux Coles des bocs de granite de ons de
10 IL de long 10 depssseu
L. neutre DIES rnss Tehosptouas Claiborne ssra
large de h ut. -apart pm de pautre ct joint par
chaines u de Tn chemn macadamse do ls pieds
meme suppors par dss perre Dc granite Aux
distance epscher pentree chevaux betaux etc.
mails aussi de livrer un bre passage aux petoss.
Ied dAvraH mt,nen
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rETITIoNs--CFFICIAI..
Nnw onIrAAs, Doc * 1865

Il. 4. ( = "a. Nnw 0RLxANs, Dec, ~ 1858.
B Il the city q New Orleans
The undersigned, owners
psoa sa
css MI Sssss ... s
gne bochs les than inches wide BY twevs inches
S
sd = q best quality of granite having the rides
ssa and 70 & god solid work
sd . b laid dI.eonay on four inches Of sharp
.s i ~ aas nsss! .h:. ssss
70 properly nsd with suitable roller until we'll
Ths usual curbone four inchss thick 10 b furnished whom
s G cs Il ssSs ss . Inc
The cubstons both sides Of from Canal Csliope
ns = .iss s i
tie side. walks to DO raised and tagged.
laid Win ~ North yss .Exns md to be four ss! vide The
Crescent Mutual I'M. Co., By a Rsshb9us PressN.o.
Home ss Mutual ins. Co.. A. ". 4. assauss.
Brother, Pres't; Geo: W. Babcock, agent for
4. Brother. Mrs., Jas. aasauet;
Hrs u D. Tontford. pp!Hsn- J: r. Harrison
Per pro b. Henderson. W. Ann 3. Coz,
Il. W. Pslfrsy, For tue Louisiana State Bank,
a. y. HolbroOk, J. y. Lspeyre, Prest;
Henry Parsons, Jamas Coles per y \. Dud-
For Robert l. Montgomery, Frank Williams, Pre,'t Bank
ror H. o. sssn rho For Morgan Thomas
For y: Morgan sss rhoma. Lam, George &.ssssror,
For ansssia. waiting s.rl, fss@.: Hale,
John 9. wedarsrandt, BIS Story,
John Stroud, Jr., admir-; All Penn,
'onn = aA''n' cHAs o CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Of the Board Of Aldermen.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
mo SUGAR PLANTERS-
AMEs, STAR SUGAR PAN,
And

From the y..tue.s Of the interests involved The compson
S oa H. S 1t sSisRss
o5 The o;ps s & 0sn ne
srsnt ~ manuf.eurs q :Sssr TT
s y q s Thess
that have been the y kinds y
agent for procuring heat Is not even 70 admit he
greater number d recent introduction
have g s s1 n
them already inc oblivion These facts r.. re-
been tried and nothing but what has been proved IN
Ths which has attended the use Of the
t. L. a s e..
desired
q s%psss q: CON
to ne n u ssysn
ss tho the % Il a
he whole extent Of the heating surface Of the pipes utilized
An uniform temperature obtained htonshcu. the whole
a rhi Rss s
portion q the heating surfaces can BE- detached without
s.pg i he
.is .nS 4 ss9 sss
e.;
.ss an ps KIN isa =
IN s n
in have their altered to combine al the advana
, Ann.sass
% IT, F.
a,s s' e. sP es
Grating ssnniaas u which contained y
s ssn @ @Sish
s m y
and replaced By Amss worm TIL. s ;
'ss s
H. o. A.r, sir Ts4 s1a. ! Fin I'd duly
10 hand rsgrs. time Z % cqmpssy taken up
1saas. hs I'D
md Is ss 4a sas
Snip
rsa aso a
than prsyo;y .dvantags, sos better Il low
Il ss. =; ss IT 2, the
sss ssa ,ii 4 .
as II as g % S. q s s. e s q @
no water r. the Pipes the $
rs ws, ssF: s The In
With mo- az sos s''
III Vi. -ss en-. Sc x sas:.;
questions you may see proper to PROFOUND with
very truly s'nyws WADE H. GILBERT.
The reputation Of the writer Of the foregoing letter
s
information the Patentee
at New Orleans or the undersigned sole authorized
| - WHEELER FoRsTALL,
E Coppersmths and Machinists.
1 ta6 I'm 2I9 Tchoupitouas street.
N6FTa q ~ 4
and ready for delivery the shortest notice comprising
Eighty Stenm Engines with their Boilers and Chimnfes.
Il Twenty-Five SAW MILLS Including Single and DoubIe Cir
cuiar Saw Mills with both and Wooden Frames OF Nor
s.si: ssPq5s ssEa s9gF
| inches diameter. by IL feet long
One Thousand feet TURNED and POLISHED WROUGHT
IRON SHAFTING, with corresponding pillows blocks, hin
couplings and pnis from u % inches In diameter and
IL inch face.
| Ten DOCTOR ENGINES OF different sizes.
Six STEAM BATTERIES with tanks. pipes cocks, Ac &c
CIRCULAR SAWS OF all szss from IS to 70 inches in d.
| anaster.
| Six RAINING MACHINES, of different sizes
For sale on the most favorable terms.
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slo9f ss9slzas y n os 81 & ~
No 1858. sis "a ~.
fhse ~ 1ssssyst y snd NJ 4 hssssy sstnesias
HIS ~ 49, Al ~ snsfks visa = ss.s ss'.s
n,s. fksftt css,peselss y - " \ hereby
9 = Ne hig&et bdtss sMsr ~ San
neeN q NJ 1891 H. Essses 9 ~ y
~ ss5ssss ssss q. gsss:s ~ ssdsssisa 70
rpsusesss -, q & A1 ssr%t Aldermen.
Assssssss ss5 5s.s.', aim srrrH. Mayor.
49, = k,>y - ~ % MONDAY m Il February
na TN stls sscsek -, = my Once he above
| III y. rHEARD. Comptroller.
IN CpNrTRoLLER,s oFFIGE, 4
City Of New Orleans, Jan. =, 1859. 3
No. 4s03.
ssss inst the adjudication by the Comptroller Of con-
aoety TO resolution No. ll8S for the repairs the
foeer nGaEins 10 ]. B. Fletas-securiy J. vlere
&&eo1 Fl he whole york copeehs and the Il hereby
portion e ssid work havngbeen dons By the Police
osed tAer That the Comptroller BE- and he d hsrsby
70 edjndcate to the lowest bidder after hve days
II The oiA Journal ract for the balance Of the
nssess 70 the Powder Asgssne areahy TO specinca.
1s y De approval vtjection Of the Common Council
(SfEnedj CHAy. n. WALDO,
M. President Board q Ass..isnt Aldermen.
lSagnedl " o Nl4ON
Hisnsd5 49, Il a. NIXON Nsvor mo tsun.
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n -1SEW VhLs1NsI aHusty 1o0s
To the Honorable the Common Council
Z Of the city of New Orleans
THE UNDEHslGHED, property owners
street. RESPECTFULLY petition your honorable
body agreeaby section I'D Of the City Charter sell
public auction twenty notice. the for
grading paving and improving Canal street, from Tchoupitou
las to Claiborne street, follows
The sidewalks side from Tchoupoulas Claiborne
wdsnsd feet and the road either
in width leaving the neutral ground 81 feet
inches IN width The street from to Claiborne
blocks than 10 inches wd u inches long and III
inches thick Tne neutral ground from Tchoupioulss Cla
borne be enclosed with iron posts gothic pattern,
inches vide inches high apart and connected by
through center Of each each side Of
lined with granite curbny At the end Of the walk
squire posts shall placed the
cattle Of the proper distance admit free
passage to pedestrians.
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NovxILz.ORLEANs, 4 jsnvisr, 1859.
,p,,uup ia In Nouvella. Orlsans

vi Novx1Lz ORLEANS, 4janvier, 1859.
A Honorable Consel Commun de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
MESSlE URs.-Les soussignes, prOprletal-
1 aissnt face la Pryana des Cali!oe Fe
ce demandent rsspectueuseent vore honorable corps
commencement Ia 100 section de Ia chare do La ve fare
vendre encan spes vn jours davis lie contrast nj
weller ct a Pryana des rnes Caope Fecie en-
blocks de granite de oins de de large
douzs de long nj de oins de dix
les bouts tsles do msnere former surface
unie de bonnie sote lie dit place
dagonaement de sable du lac de gavos
de Londrss de quae de sable du
lac gravos de Lones nterces bcn rcmpe ct e tout
conyenabeneut rouleau jusqua soft
ben asst Les curbones ordnaes de uatre pouces
seon fournis qunnd ugea nccessare de
sode Les des deux c6es de a de PrtaIa
devron es aleves nivales de anere acer recoule-
ment des les banquees eeyee pavees pierres
plates Les Intersections de les pavss
plates de La premiere quae de Ia vere Nord at de-
de pieds de les prres auront deux
dc natre de long ct mcins de pouces
depaisssur ere slevse centre nveau du pavage
Alfred Kearny, is picds.
j. A. White, 81
Dan. W. Adams, 80
John Cromwell, IS
Jas. Edwards, 43
NJ. N. Simpson, IS
Walter Nicol, 50
D. 3. Twiggs, A9
D. E. Morphy, lbs . ISL
NJ. Judson, 90
j, NJ Angner, 50
Hart, Thomas X Co., 30
Vaudeville Mcilhenney, GA
Michael Gerncn 40
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
jas sw8w Secraare Conse dss Assistant Aldermen.
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YEN,s AGUE CURE, FOR THE SPEED

AgUE CURE FOR 4. TIE srFEDf
Billion, and Bilious sys indeed for s .he
tbs malaria Of miasnatic countries.
No remedy L louder called ter By he psess.ss q tho
such enabled e offer viii psrsc. certainty sh..
proof that no harm can arise from use IN susny
s IL
ton better than for the patient tho k which
sxps .he poison q Fever and xgas iIa
IL ri i
s ss Ss. III IT, Tss sssy "
fs sas s ssss isa s1s
hoped this will place within the reach she
essr ys rs
sqasy os
whatever the constitution Those cured ~ LIT
Fsvsr Asas us no. .ons he Of u. s
e
ache Blindness Toothache Earachs CAarrh As.hmA Paip
"a ssssa It
from the blood and consequently them al alike 4
sss
quantity to a
&. III g
$50 Ayers Cathartlc PiIls,
y FOR ALL. ALL THE PURPOSES or AFAMILy PHYsIC
III Ct
s and AND
hsss
q hs health o. energy y
s..s.:
t. y
1s u.s
sS
.s sedy Gasf
tons They are an excellent alternative for the renovation q
deoinsd By disease. - =
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
For tha rapid Of Coughs Colds Inugnzas Hoasene
& Patients s,% Il y the
O. ssss:s e
alarming and even Desperate disease. q snss 81
USE When tried Its superiority every other medi
ss
pulmonary organs tha. are incident Mhis
ss aso s has n
ferred btneas Tie aicled they never
sjssa
hsi q aSisfi, ;i'ss
Ano
Tins hs ssas
in with It's fellow q b injured s. run
'4 ILL., s'T Having no bush to get loose
81. Having 10 drive, and rind % make it choke,
Oh Having It's spindle IN ono piece from bridge res 10 hog
6 4 Af;s s2 N s. SsEsss ZINE YEARS
III ~ "a and Soinch Double and Single GssE store
AnI Is; snS ss 7oalavsr s Il W. oa:s..
e. mE l.s,s !; :ussss.Cr 9 "a
ing n he a a9d po ia
Streets hs VIII devote The whole d IS attention
CORNER or AVID
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Aspxessd Ianusry n 1asp. Ma :


Nces = hereby given MIST 1T day febrnsry
VIII eAsdsts q oce q u O'clock n, the above
isSs II fTHEARD COMPTROLLER
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To the Common Council Of New Orleans > 49,
THE . TETITIDN Of the unde rsigned re-
new city Charter having signed .s psion, pray
s ss
as s S @ ins ueee ob %
street and 81. ale b. IA. Mayor author
made cash when completed according to the
lines and is,i!. g 81 5ss wy sSsfs:yo
G Parker, 4, feet.
FL .E! s s:;$ 8 II! s' = &C.
Secretary Board ss y A s. MoF klasa..
s
ehar.s q i wills petition pen votrs
yendrs sprs cns oars dams IA gazette oeieils
s s
Jean Bsp,iste rs aussi Ia soft dsfnve
placements fats compliant aehsvsmsns da travail
ct nyeemens qu seront donnss
!. q. Jasyry. opieds.
81 s sEsast,s % s. pis si:a''
D. Kanz, 60 pieds.
d7 ,svsv ssersta. d a As H.. HorKLS
To the Common Council of New Orleans.
THE PETITION Of the undersigned re.
pssy y sh'
SELL notice in he JOURNAL the eontrss for
making brick cutters on both sides
Glrod street. from Eysian Fields to Vaudeville
reaying Of the old work line and level Said
be hns and that the Mayor be authorized
the purchaser for the Payments made in cash.
Of the City Surveyor
Emile Mary l2) feet on Grod street.
@. D. Kauz, $50 feet Grod street.
Joseph Pearce, 100 feet on oirod street.
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
NoUvELLE ORLEANS IA decembre, 1858.
Fhonorable GoDse Ccmmun de Ia Nouvelle Orleans:
+ PETITION dies sOussignes represente
- respectuensement que la msj0re reqnise
de IA vile signe Ia presene petitions lis prent
honorable cops de resolution auorseRt lie Control
eur vendre cn ours davis dams "a gazette ciel e
coes de Ia God de Ia Champe Elysees Mande
villa. lis dem anden la soft defnve que
le mae oit auorise contractor acquereu
ents seront fats compliant travail
formeent algnemens etniveemens
lev0yer de Ia vile.
Signe Emile Mary 100 pieds la rue Girod
g. D. Ksuz 49, pieds sur la Girod.
Joseph Pearce, 40 pieds sur Ia rue girod.
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
dlT awsw secret,re du Coussil des Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02
PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.
Nnw oRLsAss, January 4 1852
Te.he Honorable The Common Council u the


MISUNDERSTANDING untlcrslHncd, owners
~ property fronng on Prytanis street from Csliope
sss ss Felicity Rad most % ySus ION
public auction after twenty public notice. the contract
grading and paving PryAufs from Caope street
Felicity road with granite bcckn not lees than ten inches
VIDE ~ twelve inches long than twelve inches vide
eighteen inches long less than ten nchea thick SAID
blocks TO s q best quality Of granite having he sides. ends
and TO b. good solid work sadpavemsnt to b laid
on four inches Of sharp sand and London gravel with coating
dressing whom laid nches sharp sand and London
gravel the joints To- be properly filed and rolled With suit
ab roller until well settled The usual curbone four inches
thick to be furnished when the City Surveyor think
york Ths cubsons both sides Of Prytana street. from
Calops Felicity road be raised and graded
height and level such free the streets Of water
the most speedy and the sidewalks to DO raised and
tagged The crossings the all the streets
DO laid with best North river Tagging and to be four feet
wide the used be feet w four feet long, and not
less than SIX inches thick raised In the graded
TO the road pavement,
Alfred Kearny, 12S feet
JAS. A. White, Ga
Dan. W. Adams, 80
John Cromwell, Is
Jes. Edwards, 43
N. N. Simpson, rs
Walter Ncol, 80 ..m.. ..a
D. Il. Twggs, 40
D. +. Morphy, los
Judson, 60
: j. NJ. Angner 30
+ Hart, Thomas Co., %
g. @. Coyington, by Vaudeville McIihenny, 81 (.
. Michael Gernon, 40 feet.
{ New Orleans, 4th january 1852 r,o,.,,,s
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.