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AauE CuRE.--'rhis Is sc netting Of n science
rs well as medicine. The prem difficulty of
the science Is 10 accomplish ils on without in
jury TO the health--the supreme excellence. of
the medicine is accomplishing just that Fe-
yer aud Ague has long been cured by Qiininc.
Arsenic, BlSnuth, Mercury, but the mischief
was, the deep and often painful footprints they
have icfo on the constitutions treated by them.
Door. AYERS new remedy cures without par
iicle OF either Of these OF any other substance.
And he promises not only absolute safety but
perfect certainty OF cure. with which we may
mention another quality Of excellence not TO be
overlooked in these times. and that Is his low
price. which puts this browning glory Of bis art,
within the eachefall.-Iicipld, Lake County,
Ind,
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Notice of Attachment.

NToricE is hereby given that by virtue Of Writ
~ of Attachment issued by me, on the oath OF
Spencer Il. Anger, against Adam Seward. Said
Writ and Summons was made rcturnablc on the
10th inst. aud delivered to w. w. Williams, Con-
stable Of Laurel Township, who returned said At
tashmcnta ut the proper time, together with SEIZED,
ule of property. as follows:
A lot of saddiers Tools, Windsor Chairs, OF
fee Chair, aud Card Table, Of the appraised value
Of SIS, ~ appraised by said constable and James
ID. Henry. aud that have set tho trial Of this
cause land those claiming under said Attachment
on the 10th day Of December at may Office In Lau'
rel. at o'clock p. NJ. when and whore said
Adam Seward and all others concerned can attend
If they sec proper. WM. l., DAY, :. =.
noyl4. 40.3ws Vas
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METtNoRA, Franklin CO., Ind, Aug. I, %
Da. e. w RoaAcK: .pear Sir--I have been
dealing in Drugs AMI Medicines for the last
nine years, and have sold on commission, a
great variety of ''Patent Medicines" aud your
Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Purifier
gives the best satisfaction Of any ever sold,
noneexcepted have sold much Of il by the
half dozen, and have er heard of its falling
TO do good in all cases heord Of
Truly Yours.
a. VAN TANfD
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CT 90 Q Z W

A merriam Book and job Printing Office. Notos,
n Bill Heads, Circulars, Pamphlets, Posters, Bills
Lading, Programmes, Tickets, Funoral Notices,
etc., atc., executed In neat and expeditions
aer. Once in Hailc's Block, 5rd Story, Brook
vile, Ind. W. ii. Foster, Proprietor, eugl2 tf
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Fever and Ague,

from witch mankind suffer over large raFi n
the globe, l. tho consequence ~ discafed action
~ tie nyntem Induced by lhr poisonous miA<a ~
vegetable horay. This eShalatl0n 4 eysvfsl ~
the action Of Nolar heat an wet SOIL aud Flscs with
the waiofy yapnr ffnm ~. While the s'in i lflew
the horizon this sapnr ngew near the earth ssnf'
face, and the VIRUS IA taken With u through tho
lungs Into the iood. There II acts n an Irritating
poison on the Internal ,l.eca and escfrllng organs
" the body. The llyor heeolnea torpid and fsllsin
nocrcto not only lhl ,sris, bat ais0 TIE Allc nom
the Hood Doth tho virus and tho bile acr'nnnlais
IN the circulation, and produce violent oonslliu'
tonal disorder The spleen. the kdneyA. aud the
stonlch sympithlsr with The liver, aud he emc
dispfdcred nlso. Finally. the Instinct of our Or
ganlsm, a. " IN on attempt n espel the 40 .l0l,
uklalon concentrates the whole blood ~ the bosly
In the internal osofet0rIei ~ lorce lhcn q cat v
out. The blood leaves the surface, and mshes 10
the central organs with elngcstlse Violence. This
l. the Cnt.L. Hut Ia this o,flrt u Calls. Then The
fsyEu mllowa. Va which the hlold leasesthe tsn.
trail organs aud rushes ~ the Rltfaee, ~ u 10
another elI1rt 10 espe the irritating pDlson ihfsugh
that other great excretOry - the skin. la this
nla0 u fails, and the system Ahand1ps the eusapt
exhanscd, and waits for the recovery oi stfnngih
20 repeat the hopeless elflrt another day. These
ave the Hts or paroxysm, 81 FKvtn AND Avlln
Such constitutional disorder will " course under.
mine tho health u u " not renewed,
We have laborcd 70 fad, and have found. an
aultdute.
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VuIh ttsFtttIUIINl
REV. JAMES HAVENS

pa- All, especially young men, should read
the advertisement Of the new National Dispen
sary' at CiEcnoati, in another column
mo.
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ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
Rev. n. u. ABBOTT, A. NJ. Principal
Hiss Nary Lunch, Assistant.

Rev. r. b. ABBOTT, A. NJ. Principal.
Mss Nary Lynch, Assistant
Miss Ida HiVnMd, n, T. b., Music Teacher.
'rHE third year Of this Institution. beginning
Sept. 9Th, 1889, win continue forty weeks
without division into terms or sessions, and with.
out interruption except recess of ono week at
Christmas.
students received ~ any time mud charged with
tuition only for the time Of attendance but no de-
duetion will be made for absence OF less than an en-
tire week.
The rates Of tuition will remain substantially ms
heretofore but viii bc counted by the week instead
of by the torn, ~ follows;
TUITION PER- WEEKa
Spelling, ist Reader, End Reader, lst Part Mental
Arithmetic % cents
Ord Reader, 9Th Reader, 2nd Part Mental
Arithmetic, 3rd Arithmetic 10 Fractions,
Prim. Gran. Prim. Geography, 80 cent?
Arith. Gram. ueog. An. History, LIST Part
Rhetoric, 40 cents
Algebra, Nat. Phil. Rhet Physiology, As
tronomy, so cent?
Geometry, Trgonomctry, Surveying. Men
tai aud Moral Science, Latin, Greek,
Dock Keeping, &c., &c, GO cents
Music, including use Of Piano, 90 cents
n. u. No incidental fees. Tuition payable cv-
cry 10 weeks. 30-u
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G. VAN CAMP.


: ~. RoBAcK:--It is due TO you and the pub
lie, more especially the afflicted, to say that
have given your invaluable scandinavian
Blood Purifier fair trial in q number Of cases
of diseases, and in all of which it has exceeded
any expectation, and comes fully up to its re-
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recommend il to all the afflicted whose diseases
indicates remedy of that description.
t1A 49, Yours respectfully,
REU AMEQ IL ILtNS
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neuirallses this malafaa, polson In llis
blood, and stimulates the liver TO cxpfl Il from thu
baly. A. IL should. 10 u does cure tll. ahllefny
disorder with perfect cerlalniy, Aud u doe. inor,,
or rather does what II ~ mare service 10 those sus-
joe 10 this infection. II taken IN soaspn u sxprls
u nun the system L Il absorbed, AND thus Keep.
those who use Il nee nom IT. attacks keeps he
system IN health although exposed % The disease
Consequently u not only cures, bat protects rom,
the great variety OF affections which are Induced
by this malignant Influence, such NJ Remlttent
Fever, Chill Fever, dumb. or Masked Ague.
Periodical lloailache, of nlllans Headache. Billion.
] evcfs, Neuralgia. rheumatism, Ooni, nndness.
l'aolhaehe. klraeho, Calafsh, Ashna, Pallhte-
t0ns, paluful Affections of the Spleen. Mysteries,
Colie. Paralysis, aud Painful Affections OF the
Hlenacis and Bowels. all OF which. when arising
from tlls cause, win he found "a nsalme more ar
less the Intermittent type. This Aaun crnn
removes the canse Of these arrangements, and eures
the disease.
Thls Il accomplished BY stimulating The e.ese.
tories 20 exnd the virus from the sy..,m. and
these organs hy dcgreea become hall cd 10 do thls
their ulhre " their own accord tenre rrl.es what
We tern ascfihafafion, Time ,ony Accomplish the
same. end, b., often ne y not long enough. or Is
s.aeuneed IN the attempt y,nlle lhls AauK cvHK .
dles Il NJ once and W N safety. We have great
feason % believe u IA a,srcr ~ we'll ~ safsr
remedy Tor The vi lie class 90 Diseases which are
eauhei ~ tiic inmn &c mleellta, than any other
when ha. her discovered; nndi ss- tan another
ulpntuut advantage 10 the public, which u. hat
~ = sav'p a. well "a good.
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PUBLIC SALB,

NOTICE Is hereby given that fwili selI nj public
~ auction on Saturday tho a a Of nes<nker, ~
the resldenee Of Christopher Masters. dsc<>>od al
his personal property, not taken ~ the Widow.
consisting Of one cow, corn n the shock heuseh old
and Kitchen furniture, 1e. credit 81 eleven
mouths will be rivo9 on all sums over ihno dolsts
tho purchaser giving his note with approved sscu-
fi'y, waving valuation and nppralfefent lRrs.--
sale TO eominencs ai ten o'clock. A, NJ.
JOHN MASTERS,
Administrator.
Dee. 9th, 1850 no,f3.aw'
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State OF Indiana, Frank In County.

IN Me Franklin ClfcuH Court, february
Term, 1860.
,ry d. Meslor, ". James Mesler Petition for
vDr3s.
DE II remembered that on this 10Th day Of No,
ID vcmber, the plalntliI In the above entitled
cause, by Holland a. nlnklcy, her attorneys, hlod
IN the fice OF the Clerk Of the F,anklln Circuit
Court, an affidavit from which II appears that
James Mcsler II necessary party 10 said suit, aud
that he u not % resident ~ sud State.
Therefore, the said non resident defendant james
Mosler Il hereby notified ~ tho pendoncy OF said
suit, and that tho ammo will stand for trial NJ tho
nest term OF said Court, to BIO begun and holden ut
the Court House In the town of brookvlo, IN said
county, ON the fret Monday Ia February, A, d.,
1850
Witness Johs NJ. Johnston. Clerk Of said Frank.
lin Circuit Court this 10th day Of November A. ID
1880. JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON,
ii.NW Clerk
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Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No. 9 East
Fourth Street, Sd building from Maine street,
Cincinnati. Ohio. laboratory in Hammond street.
For sale by NJ. w. Halle, Drookvile. DR.. j. W.
keey, do, |. llochle, do. Chas. llasson, Mt.
Carmel. Chas. Van Camp, Mciamora. Morrow &
Smith. Laurel. q. II. Adair, New Trenton. Wm.
Mixer, Mixcrillo. II. Shriver, Andersonvllle.--
Babb X lIodkins, Fairfield. VIM. Garard Uuion.
Ges. Boyd Pcorn. And by Druggists and Mer-
chants generally throughout the Union.
April 90, 1859. 1y.
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40Ga, Sl0Gas

fI'iIE new Canal boat 'Ay40ER,' will run from
the vicinity Of Ashland TO Cincinnati 70
beightng hogs, during the season, or until nayir
gntlon clorea, The boat win have two floors, and
all eonglnonces necessary, aud Win DO conducted
With promptners and dispatch.
All arrangements for ffelFhtlng hogs aheuld be
made 20 time and place for loading, ~ least ton
days previous, which can DO done by letter.
Address II. W. REMY, Master,
n0yd,iwa flro0kyiie.
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One third cash In hand, one third In months,
and third in rs months from day OF sale. The
deferred payments TO be secured by rotcs with an
proved security, with interest from date, waving
valuation and appraisemcnt laws.
WILSON MORROW.
oct2s3I.4w Admir-.
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CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
RECRUIT THE DEBILrTATED,

aud discharge frcm the system, every faint
seroiula, whether hereditary or otherwise. 7
thoV
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Executors Notice.

AAVOAtOA - NOUASOs
NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned
IN has been appointed Executor Of the last win
OF James Ardcry, late Of Franklin county, dec d..
Said Estate Is supposed TO be solvent
J.HINKLEY,
octS.S5it Executor.
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From Rev. Mr.. McMuLLES, Pastor Of Roberts
Chapel.
ISDIASAroLis; October @, 1887.
DIR. g, W. R0aAcK-~Dear Siri I have used youI
Blood Purifier for nervous affection, from which
have suffered much at times. While Il l. pleas
ant to the TASTE, " certainly has happy effect
upon the nerves. Please accept my thanks for youi
Kind regards, and believe me Yours
j. W. 7. McMULLEN.
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however they may have been trlhod with and
abusedl that their direct tendency Il 10 lenglhcn
life. aud render Il enjoyable That, operating di-
reccly np,n the poison of disesse Ia the blond,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-23
LIVER COMPLAINT.

who have langushed for ycarn In helpless weakness
and dependency, rucuperatc with great npdliy an
der their invlgoratng operation. That all sexual
are removed by their cordial aud gently
propen.tle.. That they recruit
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SpECIFIC ATOMS for furnishing and dc.

SPECIFIC aTIONs for furnishing. and de-
pine lumber for the repairs and construction of the
The umber shall be of the hes. yellow pns free from sap
splits had knots other defects calculated to impair its
to vii:
The lumber the sides from 20 80 feet long, from 10
Ihs lumber f9 The wings 8 feet long iSese, wide at
inches wide, and to inches thick;
II sS0% IN s 20 80 long
hs BE- and piled by the
in such quantities and at such Of the city depos
Street Commissioner within Is days FROM such notice and for
sses Ss 9 s DC
the Street Commissioner shall then have the right purchase
gs @ d s to ss Of I By ns by
any of the payments to be made to said contractor
a sas Y, Street
msn of each delivery be retained in until the
swell understood that in failure
to nrnh and deliver the Or A1y within the
y Of the lumber the Common Council shall the right
b s sppy
ing TO sonft Of justice to snnn a same and without nden
shall abandon his contract or neglect finish and complete
have for any part of the lumber delivered BY him up to hs
date of the and that the city shall be thereby dis
also well understood that the resold the
contractor and his securities shall be held and bound od
the city all loss difference the price
which the contractor originally contracted deliver the
ber and the price which may be adiudcated
readudcation.
The shall be adudicaed for term of one year
from the date of the approval OF the adjudication by
Council.
Bids be THOUSAND feet tboard measure furnished and
delivered assorted and piled.
New Orleans Nov IS, le56
[Sgnedl LOUIS II. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings OF both
Boards of the Common Council.
tEssiE Ea.a u. I c. T RlilTTz7oSp, }oha'rme.,
Registered March 10, 1859.
mil 1t HENRY DUREI, for Comptroller,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

indemnity and II is also we'll understood that in the
complete the in conformity with his the
contractor shall Forfeit all claims he may have for any part
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all liab
iy therefor and Is also well understood that
tract be resod, the contractor and his securities shall
hsd AMI bound ia soldo to pay nsto the city al loss differ
contracted perform the work md the prices which may
be adudicated at q resale re.adjndcstion.
BIDS to be per superficial yard Of block paving fur
nhsd and laid complete including the gutter
peTcn foot Of curb stone furnished and laid superficial
foot Of crossing stones furnished and laid per superficial yard
Of old block paving taken and reaid and per
ming foot Of sidewalks taken up and rslaid.
New Orleans, March IA, 1889
Isgnedl LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council
lsignedl HIT. yENNARD. lcbs,ru.r
[Signed1 ROBERT HUYGHE, '
Rexstered March 10. 1859
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COMPrROLLER's OFFICE, ,
City of New Orleans, March q, 1859.
N.Y. LInn i


esor That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
adncate after five nal the
nine following contracts sepatney the lowest bidder
eah subject the approval rejection of
Gill; and the work to b. done agreeaby specifications
the surveyors office, VIZ:
for making brick sidewalks, bordeed by curb
stones and wooden St. Andrew
azine and Constance streets, north side.
contract for constructing brick sidewalks. borderei
cubsoues and wooden cutters the north side st. Avle
street, from Eysian Fields to Vaudeville street
g. contract for constructing brick sidewalks sides
of Vaudeville borered by wooden
ters from Girod 10 st. John the Baptist street
contract for con'truc ing brick sdew lks boered by
and wooden ers both sides of St. John Bap
st street, from Er'ian Fields to Marigny street
ntract for constructing brick sidewalks, boreed
osones aud wooden CUTTERS b sides of Morales
from St. Ferdinand street to Washington Avenne.
g. contract for constructing brick sidewalks
and oden CUTTERS the side Of Music
from Grod TO Morales street.
T. contract for constructing brick sidewalks bordered
cubsones and wooden both sides Spain street
from tiooachidr' to st John the Baptist street
contract for constructing brick sidewalks
curbstone and wooden quite both
from St Avide to Prosper streets.
g. A for laying square block pavement on ST.
Charles street, from Canal TO julia street
Lsignedi CHAs. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSgnedl J. 0. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen,
Approved March lS 1879. ...
tSignedl GERARD STITH
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acknowledgement.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. March 10, 1859.
Common Council of the City of New Orleans.
r NJ mn


Resored That the following seven adjudicaons by the
Comptro and the hereby each separately
proved the securities accepted and the Mayor authorized
ter into contract with each party separately noar al act
the performance of the work:
l. The contracts fer Lying flag stone Pavement around ST.
Anthony Square, to Nicholson os-seeurity Jeremiah Lin
coln--at 81 10 per superficial yard. s..
street between and Toedano streets to John
Coleman security, John Mevittiefor paving with square
including the Gutter at 8 70 per SUI CRITICAL yard
B. The contract for attending and keeping in repair the
bridge the Canal at Carrolltnn to bastian
Boeusecnrty james DaverIfor $500 for the whole work
complete.
A. The contract attending and keeping in repair the bridge
the canal Magnolia to Thos Fanningse
eurity Patrick Iwinfor $780, for the whole work complete
s. The contract for building bulk heads from France
street. t. the Tobacco Warehouse to H. iy W.
N. Batson-at IS per running foot.
g. The contract for repairing the bulk heads In front of the
Convent to H. Stanley security W. N Batsona 81 Is
running foot.
T. The contract o~ raising the Levee about two feet above its
present Rrade from Louiss the Barracks Henry
Thoma, Buck eyfo Sc $40 for the whole
work complete.
ISgnedl CHAS. Fl. WALDO,
President Board of Assistan, Aldermen.
9 [Sgned] j. o NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March TO- 1859.
fSignedl GERsRD srITH Mayor NIL
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VALUABLE RIVAL EsTATE. FOR SALE nv

|. THREE BRICK HOUSES and TWO SMALL, FRAME
HousE situated at the Of choupola and Celeste
Streets First District measuring Tconpious street a. et
lines - - N"'''"e' anu
2 ONE SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the nar;sh of
e ron measuring 200 feet by feet bounded nv Vnemce
tythlh bOrdehnX ani Perrine, well fenced and small
mouse On same The square under good cultivation having
nN ' Tres; eshranpnety e'c known square 81
bounded by Napoleon Avenue Live Oak Jena and Laura
property. " '' see" WI ''
ES-TERMS OF sALE-0ne-ffh cash balance Mt l. q 3
au years WIN interest at per anurn
mortgage on the property. Applyto
fell I'm L. L. h'S so S.a,r s,,oo,
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{ No. 4439. |

No. 4439. ]
Reored That the ordinance of the former Council Of MI
nicipay No. q entitled ordinance providing for the
establishment lycenm and library" etc, approved De.
cembe 3d. 1874 DO and the herby amended that the
directors Of said society may, in their discretion, extend the
privilege Of life membership to all the white youth OF the city
and to other contributors such terms and conditions
directors deem compatible with the ineresso the society,"
and may grant such certificates of life honorary membership
" they may deem appropriate Provided that greater
hnn nine dollars shall be required of pupil of the public
as prescribed in said ordinance and tht the society
ciety." ~ ' "
ts'gnedl CHAS. H. WALDO,
t,,, President Board of Assistant Aldermen
ls'ghedl ]. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
tSignedl GERARD sFITH Navor milo II
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T No. 4443. I

No. 4443.
Resoped That the Comproer be and he hereby anho ICED
upon the Treasurer In favor Of each
eparaey) of ground assessed to b. taken by the aheaux
of Commissioners filed and judgments rendered in the Fourth
District Court for the opening of Philip and tie
tinaton Of White street. from Jack Phillip street Fourth
District
Resored further That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
thorzed npon evidence of the by the city of the
claims for the assessed and be tax
and have said Phillip peed and White street
same, In the Fourth District Court OF New Orleans
[Signedl CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
GSigned] J. 0. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March 19, 1859.
lSgned GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
A true copy: VIM SALOMoN.
m2l Secretary to the Mayor.
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rI,ORA Coos. TURNER, No. IS CAMP STREET (up
ssrsl Dealer in all kinds OF TOBACCO both hogshsad
aud bales suitable for the Mexican markell Plantation and
oig1 purposes. n5ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21
CHARLES HEIDsIECK CnAMeAGNE-

This celebrated Wine Of the above well known brand hrs
been and will continue to be- received by the undersigned
quantities meet the increased demand OF dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from the evidence
that from the closest ineal decendau Of the old and
hrst established house IT esck Co Of Rheims they
taken hold of win determination bring and its claims
10 distinct before the public generally than here
toore. The superior quality Of this article satisfy
that its euana onis from source where great attention.
well thorough experience have been brought bear
It's 3nton Charles Heidseck has his whole mind
the perfection of his wine and TO making worthy OF the
Frequent visits to the United States enabled him
fully TO understand and aprecac the tastes and shes OF
and Of his having poned by that Information
evidenced by the Champagne presented for the palate
the connoissenra wine upurpassed r rich bouquet and
general excellence The varieties brands Champsg
tend greatly doub to confuse the prek but the lovers
of good and genuine wine must ok for Charles lie dsieck
In full the label, we'll the corka md capsules.
T. W. BAYAUn L Co.
General Agents for North America, New York.
The Charles Heidseck b. obtained in quantities the
under mentioned Houses. besides
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers,
f. J HART & co,
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=--
tsignedl CHAs Fl. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedI ]. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March 5, 1859.
tsignedl GERARD STITH. Mayor.
true copy WM SALoMoS,
mil lot Mayor.
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No. 4442.

N \ [ mo. 444z. ]
Reolsed That the adjudication by tile Comptroller
bly, resolution No. 1880 for furnishing The lowest bidder
Of pank the repairs of the plank roads OF jos
phne First Eighth and Liberty streets TO j. KaiserJohn
De eyre tecury-or S37 pethousand feet be and the
hereby approved securt, accepted Mayor
horzed TO into contract with parties roarial
[Signed1 CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl J. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved March 10, 1859.
ISignedl GERARD STITH. Mayor. m2l