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MOONS URTR RESToR T.

Or. Bronson. having been 50 fa- reduced by con
SUMPTION. 10 he considered beyond all hope OF recov-
cry BY the most eminent Of the lngdical precision.
ani also by himself regular physician Of twenty
years Practice : a last 'vsoTt, conceived the idea %
ANALNZING THS BLOOD aud applying thu subject
o; physiology to the more immediate connection. and
eject Of the state OF the blood upon the health and
system Tie result has been the production Of this
BLOOD FOOD" from the use Of which DR.. Bronson
was restored to peri. CT health. Within six months
after its Introduction, over two thousand conSumptives
were eiectuaily cured by it. 10 you have any com
plants Of a cousumptive tendency. Cough, Cold.
Head-aehe, PaiPiG;i0H ef tks Heart. Loss Of .5PPe-
fIte. or Pain iH fke Side, lose no time in procuring
= bottle Of the BLOOD FOOD" Ifvou are suffering
from Nervous Debility. or your sleep is broken aHG
disturbed, it your SPIRITS are Depressed or your
Orga ans reiGTeG. you will fud in this an ulfsiling
remedy. hv eommeusing with ten drops. II your
Li7sr is torpid or diS~sed in any manner whatever,
one o. trO bottles will be sure 10 invigoraie, and
bring 1t into lively and kealthfnl action. In the most
invetera- e cases Of Dyspepsia, the patient can here
find the uost efficient and grateful relief. AbeReft is
always experienced after taxing only one bottle. In
Male or Female Complaint and HeakHssses, the
sufferer. alter trying other remedies in vain. may rest
assured. that a Lertain cur, will result f on the use Of
trO or three bottles The BLOOD FOOD" is eject
pal in all cases Of EruP,i0as- SAT- RheEn. S~e-ofEles
and other like Complaints Pale and elaGeigisa eAI-
dreH eHa adHits are Immediately benefited BY its
use. IL gives strength to The boly. and color and
beauty to the skin Physicians Of al schools are
using it with EOnderiul success
For fulleirections, see circulars Prise s per bottle
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-21

THE reason why people are so dis
i tressed When sick. and why so many die, is be-
cause they do not get a medicine =hich will Tass 20 the
afflicted parts. and which will open the natural pas
SaEes for the disease to be cast oat; hence, a large
quantity Of food and other matter is lodg d. and the
stomach ard in;estines are literally overlooking with
the corrupted mass: thus undergoing disagreeable fer
neutation, constant. mixing with the blood. which
throws the corrupted matter through every vein and
artery, until life is taken from the body by disease-
Dr.. MoRsE's PILLS have added TO themselves victory
upon victory. ~ restoring millions Of the sick 20
blooming health and EappiBess- Yes. thousands who
have been rackea or tormeated with sickness, pain and
anguish. and whose feeble frames h We .sen scorched
by the burning elements Of raging fever, and who have
heea brought ss IL we're, within = step Of the silent
grave. now stand ready to testify that they would have
been numbered with the dad, hal il not been for this
great and wonderful medieins. Morses Indian Root
Pills. After one or Two doses had been taken. they
we're astonished aHd absolutely surprised. in witness
ing their charming effects. Not only do they give
immediate ease and strength, and take away all sick
nsss. pain and anguish. hut they at once go to work ct
the foundation Of the disease. which is the blood
use these Pills. that they will 50 cleAuse and purify,
that d~fsesse-that deadly sneny-Sill take its eight
and the fQsh OF youth and D auty VIII again retarn,
and the prospect Of 4 long and happy life viii cherish
and brighten your days.
Re~aTe Of Counterfsits OF these Pills, signed n b.
moore Price p cents per box.
sold BY &. A. SMITH 4 Co. and WOODS & PEW,
Warren, o., and by 81 dealers il Medicines in the
county.
Co. n -
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''f NARY E ROBINSON.

Far Sale by wnoDs & PEW. Warren; J. II. C.JsHS-
-ov- Hartford; ENsIaS & ScrLr, Newton Falls; T.
: {. J.cgsoE. Hubbard; q. P Curtis. Green; H. BAR
x,Fp- KinsInEn: ASDsEws & BALDWIN, Fowler 7.
WouooTT. Harrington; and by Medicine Dealers gen
orally, throughOu1 the STATE
Ii. L. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Julv c. Is5O-y. Agent Tor Ohio.
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MRS. RoRISsoN,s CERTIFICATE.

VERNON. Trumbnil Co., May lst, 1853
This certiGts that l have been in very poor health
for Gears. and found little or no relief after employing
A hunter r rhysicians- Ny disease Vas PrOlIpSis
Uteri. had been reduced by that and Fluor Ahus
uatI I had become liberated 70 a eozstdsrzh!e extent
r. he advice OF DR.. q. W. Bushnell. 1 procured and
took six bottles Of M3rshail's Uterine Cathoiicon.
which enabled rae to attend to lay husband in his last
sickness until he died, which was about a year sins2-
T have taken three bottles since his death, which has
made me .ble 10 labor and support ny i-inily II three
children. The Catho.ieOn has nearly restored me 70
hraIh. II il the only thing that has milisated my SIT
' MARY 8 ROBINSON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-21

Sold By CHURCH & DUPONT. Druggists.
No. IS Mai&-n Lane.
keU York
And by all re3Qectyble Druggists throughout the
COUNTRY. Jan. Is. lS6O.-iy
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-21
The Warren Dry-COOds Store.

Aug. 3--y IO7 Water St. Cleveland.
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No Rrprosp, C~oshee.on O., Mar I4, Is

WEST BEDFORD, Coshoeton Co., May H. 1857.
Nr. II B. KIsosLEY, Sir:-I have been selling tie
medicines Of the Grarenberg Company for the last ten
Years. and have invariably + und them TO give good
satisfaction: and The pills I have sold 10 a good many
Families as regularly as their tea and codee, and with
ny trade they become a staple article harSaalfs
UteriLe Catholicon il medicine that has done a ersat
amount Of gOOi in female diseases. One lady 1 sold il
- toId ne She had received more benefit from one :o;-
lie thsn She did lrsm long course Of medical treat
men: b. the most skilifuI physicians.
Yozrs truly, JAMEs WILSON.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

vs.. In Court OF Common Pleas
Joha NeClesry ct al. } Of Trumbull County.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued from The Court
Of Ccnmon P cas- Of Trambul County. Ohio. 10 me di-
rected and delivered. I shall oGer for sale. az Public
Auction. at the door Of the Court House in Warren,
In said COUNTY on
Saturday. the 24h day Of March, 1860,
bstEeen The hours OF 10 O'Clock A. n ami 1 . clock.
?. Of said day. the following Described real estate;
Situate in Johnston township. in said County and is
known BY being part OF lot No. = IN the township
aforesaid, and ~ bounded as follogs: BeEinning at
the northwest corner Of said lot, and running sonsh
30 chains Il liRks, thence east p cha rs and eighty
one lsnSs to the road; thence along said road to the
north line OF said lot. thence vest on the LOT line. -
chains and Is links 10 the place OF beginning CON
taining ffty six acres and ffty-siS one huidTcdths OF
en- sore of land NOR or less. and is the same land
decided By Abrsm Everett to John McCieery. ard re
sorJed IN Trnmbull County records, Book %. page
3u9. Appraised AZ $40 per acre. Terms cash
A D. LYMAN Sheriff.
Sheria . once, Warren, February -, lseO.-5E
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COAL! COAL!!

Montgonery's Bank, in BroOkfeld, is the place to
get coal cheaper than any hank in the county uav-
Ing got rid Of the hands that hal it rented for the last
six years, will nos sell to suit the hard times and
suit customers. B;aeksmiths can have picked coal II
two years
For Coal Just as dug, without picking, one dollar
and ten cents a ton; best picked Blacks uite's coal.
one dollar and seventy-fye cents and tint which is
sorted from Il, which is good stove or CRATE coal, one
dollar per ton. We are digging the best coal ever dug
from the Bank. r.
October IA. 1859. On
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

AsIMALs-Hosc They Cool 0f.--Every observ-
ing farmer knows that men and horses are the only
animals that have double means Of refrigeration,
and all others have but ene No other beings
sweat like MEN and horses, and therefore cannot
cool themselves by perspiring through the skin.
This win be found true throughout the whole range
Of comparative anatomy and applies to the largest
skinned animals, except the horse, have no powers
in the skin to exhale heat by perspration, 1t being
only secretye surface. All the cleft feet species
including those with feet and toes rounded and un-
provided with claws, the rhinoeeros, elephant
bison, mammoth, mastadon, buffalo, ex, swine
deer the lion, tiger, bear, wolf, fox, squirrel, dor
mousse opossunl. raecoon, all like the dog have nc
through the medium of respiration. Thus the OK
when very hot, thrusts out his tongue and pants
to exhale the heat generated. by exercise, and !
driven without time allowed for this, will die witt
the heat that accumulates within him. Hogs oftel
die when driven too fast, because they cannot par
with the general heat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

An irishman entering the fair at Balluagone,
saw weltdedned form Of large round head bnlg
ing out Of The canvas of tent. The temptation
was irresistible; up went his shillelah, down went
the man. Forth rushed from the tent host Of
angry fellows to ayenge the onslaught. Judge Of
their astonishment, when they found the assailant
to be one Of their own faction.
Och! Nicholas . said they, and did ye not
know ii was Brady O. Bren ye hits
9 Truth, did not, says he, " bad lnckt me for
the same |; but sure, If my own father had been
there and his head looking SO nice and convenient
i couid not have helped mvself.r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

A man of sense is not ashamed of poverty, or of
deliberately confessing it but he keeps the marks
of il out of sight. |" I, for my part, says one,
am poor, and feel no shame at all at its being
known. Why, this coat that have on have had
turned because could not well afford new one ;
and care not who knows III yet if there had
been in his view nothing indecent in the display Of
poverty he would have worn the coat without
turning.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
As6 0rItsns 1aiIu GrssttIlt.
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i,x yszr>sx1s 1sxnirxx7 paowaiR -
t.ss
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Heeses &shss, Rs*ss, ~ III s..,,s NV 4,
~. II ss ~ M s.ss IA = as
~ sss A., 49, q sh sir s,,f blaak
tass sssesSss - q 80 go" 80 s
=. sS$ s
=
feacs, peacs, psaess eo E2a ~ ~ ,be t,set
Asad where's the Res Sa sa4ks *s5s,r = 8 aas s''s
u ,sa1 ras4 4,sss sas ,ssss ssSss eur fses
9 ens. ~ .sasi ~: asstf = ,,ss ss fs5i,ys hehindS
" Aaau ~eois's ss'''sS s*'ss1 *
m.
Z e. s -, s,vs
Peace Rasoss Reaes;s Rasss ao ,,;se,a,;s3s S1a III
WHAT ansoasssssJ. w eas. ~ s.sscs..,l,s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

While Elder Knapp was in Boston last winter, q
Baptist clergyman limited to him the propriety q
1 change of manner by saying " think you would
do more good, brother, II you would leave ou!
more Of Jacob Knapp and pnt in more of Christ. =
& Wly,n answered the veteran evangelist IN
stantIy, = If should leave the Knapp ont of my
sermons, they'd be "a threadbare as yours,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

According to the Hindoo law, the penalty de-
nounced against breach of conjugal fidelity is
remitted only in case Of the indueement to its COM
mission having been the present of an elephant,
this being considered douceur too magnificent
for any one 60 be expected to refuse. Among us,
though mn actsal elephant is not the very thing
that offers the strongest temptation, there is in
\ most peoples conscience something analogous to
u; and different things elephants to differ
/ ent people. tr EYE 81 =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

New Orleans, In.
yEHMIFUGES,
Winer's Canadian,
Swain's, 's3s 55t tI5
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic, '.9@- .
Kerl's,
] A. Fahnestock's, .55
McLeah's.
BALSAM AND COUGH REM.
EDIES.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher,
ry,
Hastings Naptha,
Sherman's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
BRvis's Wild Cherry and Tar.
Shenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup.
Bartholome~'s Expectorant,
Halls Balsnrn,
Sweym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pectorill,
Taylor's BalsaSn Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer's Elecampaine, Va
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS Liyerwort,
Stadleyis Cherry Expect0rant,
London's Indian do
DR.. ROSES do
McLean's Strengthening Cor
sARsAPsARILLAs.
Or. John Bulls, -
s. r. TownEendis,
Sandsts. @I5
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters
Wyncoop's,
" Shakers, .5l
Graffenherg's,
z3.@.... Bristol's,
GuyRott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening, 4
Jew David or Hebrew
g@ Badeau's, En-
Knapp's Indian
Alcock's Porous,
Grififlh's Adhesive,
3d. &.g Holloway's Arnics
LINIMENTS.
| McLean's Volcanic Oh Lin
mefit.
Mexican Mustang,
| Fafre1l's Arabian
Buffers Nerve Rnd Bone,
| Hunts,
| Hayer's,
| Tobias's Venitian,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
| Kellinger's,
| ~. - Gardeners,
| Bartine's HorsI
Merchants 6argling,
| Cherokee, ~
| Jayne's.
| AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Rowantl's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic, 5a~@-
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifnge. L
L0ZENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's PnlmHiic Waters,
Locock,s Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wahpeneor Hair Giles
Barry's Tricopherous, '3.a
Lyons Kathairon,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid, 8"
Phalon's Hair InvigoratoY,
Jayne,s Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpeiie,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic
Hs.el's Fan Lnstrale,
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia,
Railways Cifcassian Balm.
+@a.~ FAEACEAS.
Swain's Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
I.ongleyts Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALYEs
l)aliy's Magical Pain Extract
Professor Ho.loway's 0intmsi
McAllister's All-Bealing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor
Pile, .g~ .5..e. ,.- 81
Gray's Harrisonis Specific.
rrask's Magnetic, Judkinls,
Lofidon's Ail-lleRling, Russia
BITTERS.
MoffAtfs phuapix BlSkQis Az
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

storis lowest WHOLESALE prices.
Nas IK1 ~, 9I y'SS ssi,s i, X % stsa..,
M t"i ' - oe ''"si'''
Rushton,s cod iI Idyer on.
meNatf'T y .;,,ah nas,oasa nag,oi,ss'o, scarps's 40
'i''ie' 'f' u TI,SsiIsrrro
n. - ". tsfa,,.g IL, inSvu W,.,
FIn,ida Wa,ar Mssn Enm
TaD..,s aU,,u r,;,is Y % yithi,a esn ''
'9nS w spa I p Nh 1Sl GI,pAus
nJan ~ a,,,.s,,. Y nNw ,sr,a.5sn,. sen %
IoNsss ow ii chs,nics, \ n'"e"'
Z ohss ohe,un, lin,. o..r
isaaways | ,. ral,a, Mya'ea.sqs e..d a, Sas.iiss'
4, Ailn9lla, , ao,,ea NM !, : rs a
snaying a, Sfaah,s Nv ,.,ia Nv ooinpouhos
oi All aess1iP,lons. hit
IL Lit,a. yr..4,. @
Mtsgnt y ~ I ii.iiIn ~ D. .eEotnpio s.sos
sollat5s L9e, nIniiks.n J, s,
Stfone,s SonlpouhG oaIia,ifo,
SsLr9igis fectotai ntolnhch,
nulls fevef and Sgue
psorI,sons, lee y, sew tionnon,
M y, ShppiugtO1't, Ouhtup-
] IONS,
aractfenberg, Jayne's Sana-
tive,
Jayne's Ague, Winer's Cerno-
mule,
hibhard's Anti-Billious, Peters,
jSpencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Coopef'a, CovePs Rheumatic,
andersoh,s, Aiiebasic's Health,
a,h,ef z aehtie InrRaive,
Ailenasls AYue, Hooper's,
1n,ckners sugar coated,
siipeins Ant"Bilious BECK
wins,
Ia'dy,s Hood ingoldsby's Pills,
neo,ts Vegetable, Eagon's,
nauEays y isegniators,
hosss ,sa,Iroaa, lseiy,s Female,
'onaon,s !, ,,l' ihd,aii siiIiative,,
l3nuen l, = Ague, noiioways,
ftiilsteaa's s ai,si' Dyspeptic,
sote9nss siciaaile.s Liver. e
- dAlh DYES.
ar'stinoto.s ntuf DJe,
,.,i naioii Z sihgic, batcheisr's,
humans instantaneous,
~Saliai1 ~ =, = uiss ianefs,
orislaM2sass .,ps.s,s,, hoEiss; e An,
In niiaIbEiiasfouh.
~. ai9tse's inVispratlng Cof
r ual-,
lrhorits fhtract. z...-l..
raffanrs Apefihht,
q ithupasps
uhrief.s Sgsnish Aixtnre,
slother y N, l he,ieI, n,
ioothaSae drops,
nyohs vtslae.',,. s.agnstlc l.,p I,opTders,
lThonnsnt,,s aei ,a ~ iHia Wsisr '
lyyattis Neryn,is Ant,
Riilinvsts 4 Astringent .ssr}
'tUyattSs life Balsam
lsleAInnn,s EIiyir III f,ninm
tRadwavrs Ready Reiief
tRadwny,s ResoIyer,t a.+M
lTarranfts Indelit,ie Ink
5sI..tl,- IA i, -.-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

Il Is worth noticing as earieas circumstance
when persons past forty before they were at all
acquainted, form togeiher q close intimacy Of
fffsndship. For gratis Of old wood to take, there
must be wonderful congenality between the
trees.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
co OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPrsoLiER's OFFICE, !
City Of New Orleans, June 9, 1860. )
No. 520S.l
occ the Comptroller be he hereby authorized
sdudcate three separately. to the lowest bidder
for each for block paving ar days notice in the
official ournasaii works dene in accordance with speci
of the Surveyor and the adjudication of each be
subject the approval rejection Of the Common Council
viz
for paving with square blocks Bourbon
from Canal Esplanade street.
@ Tor paving with square blocks Toulouse street,
from Levec to Basin street.
B. for paving with square blocks st. Peter street,
from I.cvee Marais street.
Isgned j. O. NIXON
President Bonrd Of Aldermen.
[Signedl JOHN r. MONROE,
'5I President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Iuue 4, 1860.
Signed GERARD STITH, Mayer.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY 22d of june 1860
will adadcate at office, at II o'clock NJ the above
tracts.
ie9 lat a5sa-s " nuPLEssIs Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
IAcoRs, AKT eALLEKy, 9 oAMr sTREE1

JACOBS, ART GALLERY, % CAMP STREET.
y Now Orleans-E. Jacobs lis old post again.
The respectfully the patrons
this celebrated Dagueeoype Ambrotype and photograph Gal
ley established 1912 that he has secured for term Of years
the services Of Mr. f. JACOBS original proprietor who has
Just returned from Europe with all the late N ths
the Patrons therefore rely being furnished with
portraits of the finest Eplsh. ya..
Miniatures of all in oil colors Ivory ether material
price Of ALL will be taken In unsur
paabe style Photographs from life from other pictures o.
public private buildings of machinery, VIII De TAKEN OF
any required, either plain or painted. =,
The artists in the United States are employed and ali
work done will be guaranteed To give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art ,,,-
The Gallery s elegantly fitted with an extensive eoeco
Of works and ladies and gentlemen are respect
fully invited to visit it.
eslcss sga g., aoaerae' iefhs 'ssi en L. g. IIPMAN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
, ONE HUNDRED DuLLARs ,. REwssI . e

@& ONE HUNDRED DBLLARS REV asD
9 viii paid for the apprehension and delivery 1t the
slave JOE II taken out Of the state ana tiiay oIss
alive. He seen at his qHarers near
Cotton Press abent O'clock on the evening e ne
2 Of Apr about afterwards was reported at he
residence undersigned by unknown person that ms NAG
chased into the river by watchinan and was
which is believed to be facilitate his escape nothing
kind yet been ascortaned have occarIea Joe s
abont wears color Is bRck but moi of the deepest
shade; he is abai feet inches high; has large mou.
thick lbs is well made stont aeiye ana
intelligent He had when he lett home pair oi eoanaoe
pantaloons and hickory shirt
Masters hereby warned to harhor sad sSe
soS # - G. ID YANCEY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
SOUTHERN nIANUFacroRy

HERRING,s PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, te New York Prices1.
The United States made ST. Louis Mo-
For the superior excellence OF which thousands testify
Sonheners need North for these nnrvaed Safes
$1,000 rev I'd will be paid who show that
Herngs Patent Champion Safe has failed preserve its
accidental fire.
FRANK W. ROBERTS L CO.,
Sole Manufacturers for the South and West of the renowned
Patent Champion Safes. :,
Also Bankers steeined Safes Vaults, Vault
Doors, etc,
Bank Locks all approved patents hand for sale at manu-
hfanufactory No. 26l North street, St. Louis No.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT % gU,h CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers o. lowest wholesale prices
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

60 TR A CTS

PAVING with Square BLOCKS B1urbOn street, from
nul to Espanade street; also Toulouse street. from Ievee 10
Basin and also ST. Poser street, from the naon
square block paving said see, between Chates and
ROYAL streets to Marais street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

VIZ as brought to the City Police Jail ON the
w 5 of June 1869 the black hoy LEWIS Says he belongs
Dr. Leghborow who lives in The parish Of ST. John Baptist
Said boy feet inches high and has of hi
upper front teeth missing and is about 40 years of age
The will call claim his properly according to law
ED BLANCHARD,
Kee,er of City Police Jail.
HENRY DUREL
iell 1a For Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

nTARD, DUPUY d C0.--to packages in in, halves, sl,
W auariers and oeayes, dark and pale in SanGed ware
housss. For sac by S. d. GRATIAA 4 CO.,
SO Gnstopahouse sreel-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

Was broaght to the City Police JAN on the
w Sh of May, 1866 the black boy FRIDAY Says ne be-
longs TO Mr. Henry ayton who lives a yser Creek Texas
inches high Of his front teeth caved in
The will call property according 10 law
ED. BLANCHARD,
z...== Keeper Of City Police JAIL
HENRY DUREI.
e2 15t For Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

NEW ORLEANS, March q, 1860.
o the Honorable the Common Council
OF The City of New Orleans:
rENTLEMEN-The undersigned, own
u of property fronting Richat se from fchoupitou
Annuncaan respectfully petition honor
body agreeaby Sections liz aad 100 of the City
Charter sell public auction after days notice in the
official Journal for paving with blocks
Richard street Telotpitonas Annunciaon street. and
raising regarding the sidewalks each side The work
performed in conformity with the specifications of the
City Surveyor.
stanley 4 Wright, 4o7 feet.
Rob AbbAtt.
P.p W, g. Mullen, 129 feet.
d. u. ID Sullivan PIG
L. Il. Collins 40
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Assistant Board.
NouvELLEORLEANs n mars 1860.
A Iihonorabe Gonse Cemmup de In Nonvele Orleans:
MI ESSIEURS-Les soussiSmes pI0prfefmt-
lfE Richard, TchouploHlas Annon
caon demandent respecuensement vore honorable
commencement Sections ll9 0 de Ia nouvelle eharte de
Ia vie venre encan apes dix jours davis dams
de grant la rue Richard de Tchonpitoulas annonciaon
as que pour reieyef renser les banqnetes les dex
| cot6s
ouyrage deyra a dapes les specifications du yoyer
| de la viLe
| Stanley & Wright, 4O7 peds.
Robt. Abbatt,
/ p. u. w, q. Mullen, l29
/ u. o. d. Sullivan, 2l6
JAS. A. HOKINs.
al0 Iaw8w secra'are du Reau des Assistants Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

Mas brought TO the City Police Jail ON the
w Sh of june 1860 the black boy NELSON alias IsI.
Says he be ongs to MIR. Stanfed Reeves who lives ST.
Francis county Arkansas He is feet inches high has
the left hand index double range of teeth the lower
and is aged about q years.
The will call claim his property according law
ED. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
HENRY DuREL.
jeIs l5t For Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

wv as brought to the City Police Jail ON the
w May, 1885, the black boy GlPPY. Says he be-
longs Mr. Henry Gyayton who lives Oyster Creek Texas
he is feet inch hh aud the forehead, and is
full breasted.
The owner will call claim his property according to Law.
ED. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
HENRY DUREL,
ie2 l5t For Copnrollar.