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RRICE sIaEWaLKs. BoRDERsD BY CURB
and Wooden Cutters the south ofGraver street
between Baronne and Dryades streets.
NEW ORLEANS, October H. 1853
To the Honorable Common Council of the City of New
GentemenThe undersigned property holder, and
the south tide rsvier street in his civ
esni that the grade Of between Bsrcnne and
ten inches higher than the banquses; is completely over
confined houses % w sc so that The
reaching there with cut and entirely prevents ali from
Of BY the imperfect drainage street
% our petitioners pray that honorable bodies
ye and prevent the great Inconvenience under which the
Commanding petition your cary and favorable con-
GIiTD v eSInss SS sdsn,
GusTavE kRHN by q. KRAN % feet Gravier street
SMITH IsARD, % feet Gravier street '' '''ee"
ahANCQls LACROlX 26 feet Gravier street
Epo- hTA AL LA suGkU z6 feet Gravier street.
PIERRE CAUTBROU. &c feet Gravier street
Iotai number Of running feet in petition, 228
V'EOTTOIRs EN- BRIoUEs, BoRpss DE
GravsT sn Losses en- oois sur lie cote sud de la
NOUvELLE-oRLEASs. Il octobre 1853
Honorable COnse COmmun de la vile de la NouvsIls
sud de ss rue raver cete Vile
niyesn De "a rue entire les ct Dry
quotes par Iodre des VILE en- coneonence De
nondee sOn pend des heures rcsSt ss
dents GUT tont en- eu dOmcie dy ceux oui on
da'snt 81 rendre atendre usqua que resu seeo1Ie
pay les moyens tres mparfaits de cette rue.
Ahs sintenant pettOnnaires prent vos houorabes
corps pordonner eee SOFT nvelee sa propre han
~ :. hS preVenr Tin oovenient sous lequel places
ieS eitoy ems de la rue Gravier.
econan dant sereus sment notre petition votre favo
ae nous somme tres RESPECTIVE usement vos
in GLAuDIN, encognure Drysdes ct Gravier 50 pisds
HUGH McOAYN 81 pieds rue Gravier
SnKIAEE kRHN, par c. kThn, % pieds
SMITH ISARD 20 pieds
PPk4Ncols LAcRolx g pieds.
Iet pre-, M.LVINA sUGEU, 20 pieds
= o. TkEMOULET.
flEkRE CANTkROU, % pieds
Nom bTe total de Dieds dams petition 228
I'hTiTioS. .......~..........PETITION
NEW ORLEANS January S, 1862
the Honorable the Common Council Of the eity of New
Inc undersigned property owners fronting on Drvases
street. peiiton your honorable body 10 have brc
win wooden GU and gutter ade on the north sde ~ -
rom asangton to Sixth street. and your petitioners
John y, nderson, 100 feet
> VI Wald. l56 feet.
P-HAIAoN
NocvELLEORLEAEs. 5jsnvIer 1853
honorable Conse CSnmun de Ia Vile de Ia Eouv.lje-
slenrs-Les soussignes propnetsres fsissnt face Ia
une beDquetesn brQues fsse en- bo
c1te moro De Ia dite Datr de Ia Washington
u sh "a "a rue sixeme ct vOs petit.Onnsires ETC.,
j. NJ. Wad, l56 pieds
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DETITION.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is. 1868.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is, 1868
To the Honorable the Common Council Of New Orleans.
Gentlemen-The undersigned property on Bolivar
street, between Poydras and Common and LaaJ streets
repre emit the number Of feet front hereinafter mentioned do
most respectfully inform honorable body the
on said street. between Lafayette Common are unit for
travel especially after hight We therefore lay this our pe
ton before TO have said bsnquets walks paved
ana cubed according law. for we will ever pray
etc etc. 49, S'-''
THoS O'NEIL $50 feet
PATRICK RPHY, ITO feet
THOS. MARKEY. 80 feet
y. A. WEBER, 10 feet.
f A. BRIDGE, 1856 feet.
CHAS ROSS, 60 feet
JOHN CROFT, 24O feet
LAWRENCE McGREUNE, 80 feet.
WALTER CUHkIN CHAM, 30 feet,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 81 feet
JOHN FORD, so feet.
COUTLEDGE RAINEY, 100 feet,
PATRICK MAHER. 30 feet
HENRY GAINES. 80 feet
EDWARD LYNCH, IS feet.
SCHMIDT BIEGLER, 100 feet
u j. BEIKERY, $50 feet.
JOHN BAKERY, 30 feet.
Petition signed IA, 9l2 feet
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IN BANKHUPTCY-EsrATE or URRry IA

Tosssni Individually and as coparner Of U. Larous
Louisiana, New Orleans December 2s Is6s-Tkis Is To
give notice that on the 26h day Of December ID 1864
Wsrrrnt IN Bankruptcy issued against the estate
81 OIoin Laroussin and q copartner Of U. Larous-
sini ~ q 20 Of the city Of New Orleans. parish
s Ssnks.1pt on his own piton thai the payment Of
bankrupt TO him for his the transfer Of snv
property BY him are forbidden by law meeting Of
the creditors OF the bankrupt their debts and Ia
choose one or more sssignees 81 his estate will be held at
court or Bankruptcy, TO be holden Al EXCHANGE
Place. In the city Of New Orleans Louisiana before Dons
ten sngustin Register, tie LIST day Of FEBRUARY A
1868 at y o'clock n.
No ISIS. FL UFRpOu
de2q ja3J u. s. Marshal District az IsoS,s,an.
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GENCY

AGENCY
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA mASuy.cr.y,
TOSaeeo-aoo pscksssa choice bands. '''-"
~. =. Mh'sds GOO Ambro.la j. W corbin. H.-,v
r, $500 !" n Jayor Star Pounds Nat MarorS "
- '"et "uines snd various other brands for sae v"
Dk VAN aAsON. Sole Agso,y
lOi Poydras street
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IL BAkkkuPTCr- ESTATE OF JOHN W.
Tunsr-Upiteo States MIrshals Oce District OF Lo.isi.
New Oresns December ~ 1858 This is 70 give motto,
thai on the 2lst day q pefemOer D. 1865 Warrant
John W Turner Of the parish Of Point Coupee and
State OF Louisiana who adjudged bankrupt on bis own
petitions tht the payment o. cebts delivery OF
property belonging 10 such bankrupt him his uss
and the TRANSFER OF any property by him forbidden BY
that meeting ofth creditors bankrupf
their debts and TO choose Bis estate
VII be held AZ Court Of Bankruptcy, be holden 81 No
Al Exchange Place, in the city New Orleans Louisiana
before Donation augustD Register the 18th day OF Jan
uav. a ID: 1892 at y O'Clock N.
mo. l7O. FL HEBRON
de25 JAS o. s. Marshal District ~ I.o1isi.,.
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, Dec. 3, 1868.

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, !
City Hall, Dec. 3, 1868. I
mo. ll54-N. ST.
Resolved. That the controller be and he is here
by authorized, after five days notice in the off ,ia
Journal to adjudicate to the lowest bidder OF
bidders contracts for repairing and keeping ia re-
Pslr me paved streets of the Fourth, Fifth
Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Wards of the citv. The
work to be done in strict accordance with plans
and specifications on file in the Office of the street
commissioner.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARSy.
PRESIDENT Board Assistant Aldermen.
(signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 3, 1868.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY. Mavor
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CIfY HALL,
New Orleans, Jan. 20, 1863.
Notice is hereby given that the controller will.
at his office, on Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1869, at noon
sGJudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders the
soove contracts according to plans sndispeciics.
tons on file in the Office of the street commits.
sioner.
PAS. LABARRK. Deputy Controller.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
BOAKDING IN NEW YORK.
Often psr'ons visiting New York from the South wou,d
gei.r Piiys,e nonse to Hotel, if they where to
No. &c West Sixteenth Street,
Near Fifth Avenue,
Convenient to the principal Hotels and Clubs has Ia.v
opened for fret people, who find every accom-
Wit out board bs des it, can S1 ssSs
PrtrtnceJ o. Nixon ESQ New Orleans Daily c.e.csnt
.Jok's REsTUARANT-
This old and well established place of "FREE AND
EASY" has been THOROUGHLY REFIrrED AND
SUPPLIED with the Best Wines, Liquors. English and
formed that it is still at the old stand,
Corner JULIA and CARoNDELEr street,
FREE LUNCH will be served daily from IL A. n L, IL
O'Clock P n. Nv. PETIT, Proprietor.
IRVING HOUsE........fRvING HOUSE.
NEW YoRK
Corner OF Twelfth street and Broadwav.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
% sDatnen people who have stopped at this Hotel continue
and Servants 1t newly uphosered has arst
senis K sn and Lunch Bar. AsO-A Bah and
GEO: Z. ggARLoSWS, Proprietor
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
WILL OPEN FOR VISITORS ON
Wednesday. Nov. Ath, 1865.
The ST LOUIS HOTEL VII be opened in its usu.l s,v,
TUESDAY,, Dec. lst 1865. Ma. W. A. HURD, Manager
o. Z. HALL.
(CosMOPOLITAN REsTAURANr-
II ROYAL STREET.
Between Canal and Custo-ahOu,. ,tr..,.,
louis ChspIain..... Proo-,....
All the Deeaces Of the Season are to be toura hs,.
lSO Choice WINES of all kinds
FsrusS Weddings, etc. ETC.. supplied at short no,,o.
Private Saloons up stairs
Aoos elegantly furnished, BY the week or month
Ihi. Kestsursnt Is kept open TN II o'clochp.
ICEBERG COFFEEHoUsE.
'7o. MAGAZINE STREET $40 |
Opposite the xsrkst)
New OrIean.
me OoOieest WINES, LIQUORS sAd CIGARS always on
FRANK RICHARDS, Proprietor.
- ~AsAAN sTHLE-FRENCH RESTAURANT
10 UNION STREET,
/
81 = Agent. Prices to suit the times
.nts ~-Sioe oisnos, WIZ NVnoo, Sky
NNER-sonp and four choice Dishes With Dessert and
ouse seventy-fve cent?
4 AWKINss BRANCH
CORNER OF eRAvIER AND ST. oHAELEs
OppOsits St. Charles HotslJ
RE-oPENED-A B. CUSTER IN ORARsE-
ne best brands LIQUORS and WINES such - Hs-.
9ARS.
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II II. sAKRAZIN's

TOBACCO kAEJEAOToEY
Corner chartrss sne ooan ..,,,..
gE J. r. sARRAEIK thaukfrSfo FOR IN. ,.,, . .
hin since the Of dis factor,
rsed biS best exe0ns ncreass his e19hstanty
ton. and able 20 TO tbs ouhs repnts
article OF cut Tobacoo for smoking nut nm IN ~. superior
- 70 ~, ne trade Ht assorrsnt Chs-in, 49,.
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II BANKKUPTCY-ESrATE or FR.NcK
fowers-united States Marshals Office. District OF
Louisiana New Orleans 9ecember ~ lS6-Tns Ia 10 O
notice that on The 2lst. day Of December A. D isss
meIsut IN bankrupcy was ssued against the estate Of
Louisiana who was scadged bankrupt on ais wn
peuuof, that he payment OF any debts and devsrS If
any properly belonging iuch bankrupt to him on for his
USE and the transfer Of sny property BY him are for
po1en ~ law tha meeting OF the creditO of the sad
oankrup 20 prove tn cir BIS and one or more a.
OF bis estate viii be hed at Court Of Bankruptcy
New Orleans Louisiana before Aueu tin Resser
A1S S 1si7 SAy OF January a D. 1859 at II SsISss
oe25iaS u. > Marshal District 81 I,onisia,.
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bank kUrTCv-EsTATE OF CHARLES H.
Nooies-upted States Masshais onice District Of Lou
,s- OfIeens JAN ~ 9Ihs IL 20 give notice
on the Ith day OF Jsnuary d. 1863 Warrant in bank
rppey vas issued against thu estate Of Chares MOBILES
rho was adjudged bsnkrpp, his petition; that
ne o. any debts s9d delivery any properly
longing 10 tucn bankrupt 70 him his the
Ter any property BY him hidden by law thar meeting
OF the creditors OF the said bankrupt prove their bts and
70 choose che or more agnss Of bis will be hsd AZ
Sourt cf Bankruptcy. 10 be holden No II Exchanee
rlsee IN the city OF New Oreus Louisiana before Donafeo
Aug9sin heEister on the 2h day OF February A. d. 1859
No. z47. uEvD0u
JAZZ feD U. g. MFshal. District Of LeuIsiana
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,s ~ ~ s ss5.bs D.,, E .,
New Orleans, Jaru4rv ~ lsgThis il 20 give notice
that on the 9th day Of Januar! o. l5 warrant
rupev issued against the eafe OF Train Lardry
Donald onve in the parish Of Afcenson and State Lon
lsiana who has been adndged bankrupt o. hs pei
ton. thai the pa meet Of as debts and delivery Of an
property belonging said basrpt 70 him h use
aud the transfer Of property h him, are forbidden bylaw
that meeting the creditors said bankrupt TO prove
their debts ana choose re assgness Of his ea.
Exchsnge Place, IN the city = New Orleans L,ulsiens
before Dona'sn Apg1sn REGISTER on the 9th day Of
iaI2 feT u : Marital, District 81 Louisiana
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N FA.KKUPTOY-EsrArE on ANnREW {

EAn kkUPTDr-EsTArE OF ANDREW G
Woods-Uned Marshel's Office Di.trc M 1o,,f
ana New Orleans Ia Dec sS l-Tis Is 40 give notice at
on the 18th day Of December, 1864 Warrant IN Raul
p'ey was issued az INST the estate Of Andrew o.
the town Of Lobdells Pla htion IN the pash on waSt
Baton houge and State Of louisiana who was adiudgad
oAhErupt on bis own petition that the payment OF
any debts and delivery OF property ~ surh
bankrupt to him for ha use and the traoser Of snx
property by him. forbidden BY law; that nleetng ~
the creditors of the prnve thar es and ~
Cnoose one or more assgnees ~ his estate wi be held
Court Of Bankruptcy BE- holden al No al Exchaeg.
Psce In the city Of New Orlns Louisiana before oe.fis
Augustn Register, on the dth day OF Jannsrr 1850
a. ~ O'Clock N. = - 49,
A-No. lS6 FL HERON
deg ja30 u g. Marshal Distr4ct III i a,u,s;ana
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In HAsKRUPTC~. - ESTATE Or rFvv
stern OF New Orleans ipdv uaIlv and as n,
Levy stern Victoria 3rxas-IJni1ea
Once, district OF Lousians New Orleans m Isea
This Is TO give 81 the On dav 81 Iarn-v
1863 warrant in issued agansf he
Of Levy Stern. individually sid copnrt az ~ Ns
the parsn OF Orleans Hfite OF Louisiana vbG sss a.
judged bankrupt o pet,tfer. fbat tha n.,a,. ~
any debts and delivery AZ snv nrnnertv b.i.nvins,
70 sslo bankrupt TO him or for his use, aud the
uanser OF airy property u BIN. forbidden By law:
that meeting Of the credoL the said bsnkp 40 pov
their debts choose r more assgees Of his estate
VIII De held a. Court Of bankruptcy be holden
a hNcnauge tlace IN tie city OF NsW Louisiana
before Donation Augustin Re,tsr on IA a dv az Fe
ruary, A D. 1869, at IL o'clock NJ
A-N0 2l6. = 4 HEBRON
iai2 f2O Us u.rsb.i tts,,;ct ~ iooisi.ns
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BAkkRU PTC Ey-EsTATE OF JOHN
Lsiioss-enited States arshss orieeIDistriet Of
notice that on the Oh day Of January D. 1863. ar
rant in Bankruptcy Issued against the esta Of John
W baiour, Of Mikens Bes In the sh Of Madison and
State OF Louisiana who aCudgsd bankrupt bis
ptton that the payment debts and delivery Of any
beon sDch bas TO him 70 his
TIE transfer property 80 him forbidden BY law
that meeting the creditors ~ the said bankrupt prove
their hts chOoe assDees Of n estate
will be held Court Of Bank aptcy 20 ho den AZ No a
Exchange IN the city Of rev Oreans Louisiana. b.
fore Don AuglstiB, Regis the 10Th day Of Feb
Tusry A. D. ls0y, at II O'cockN.
A-No 25l p. J. HSRRON,
ial2 f.0 U. s. McBhal District OF L1flffgnA
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II BANKKUPTCK ESTATE OF ANDREW
Milton keanunited Stttss Marshas ONCE District Of
Louisiana sew Orleans, December "a S6-This Is 40 give
notice that the ed day d December 1863 warrant in
bankruptcy issued agsnst the Andrew Milton
Mean OF lakeland In he parish Of Laouche and State Of
that the yment any dahs and delivery OF anv
belor Rng bankrupt 10 him for his se and th
transfer of property BY hm forbidden By law thai
meeting OF the creditors of the said bankrupt 10 provs
Their debts and TO choose assg ees OF hts
estate will ne held at Court Of Bar krupcb holden at
NO ENnsnge Plaee IN the city OF New Orleans lous
ana before Do1aien Auggstn feger, the 25h day OF
A-No IVA Y ] HEBRON
oe25 ja2S U. g. Marshal D,striet 81 I,o,;.;ao.
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/ BAsh kUPTCf- ESTATE OF GUSTAvE
he~is lnoividnsiy and ~ member OF the Arms Of c.
CasIar Co. snd Cramer LAWS Co. bankrunfsTJni,.i
once, District OF Louisiana New Orleans
2ls oiy of december 1893 Warrant IN Benkruntcv sas
lssneo against the eets;es Of 1ustave Bewi. ipdi-
Meueiy ana as member OF the firms OF O. Caspar Co
snd Kramer Lewis Co, Of New Orleans the PARISH OF
orleans and State OF LohislHns, who was adudged
Of debts and delivery q any property belonging to
sueh bankrupt 20 him f his use the trans er of
any property by him. forbidden by law that meeting
OF the cedi ors Of the said bankrupt prove their debts
cso 81 Court OF Bas krupteS 70 be holden No Il Ex
Donstisn Augustn. Register on the 23d day Of Lam
ary' 4, D. 1869 at Il o'clock n.
AoNo I2 ?. J. HEBRON
dezb ia25 u. 3. Marshal District Of Ionisian.
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IN BANHRUPTGf-EsT OF REUBEE M
e'ssososce unies states Marshal District Of Lou'si.
en- The sd day Of December d. 1893 Warrant IN Bank
rptey was issued ageipst the estate Of Reubeu
NJ Gibson, Of the parish OF Concordia and Stste Of
Louisiana who was adudgd bankrupt his own petition
me OF debts and delivery any property
peohng 70 such bankrupt to him for and tbs
transfer OF property by him forbidden bylaw; that
sethe OF the creditors OF the said banru their
debts and 10 choose more ss.ignes Of his estate vii
% REQ az curt OF Bankruptcy, TO be holden tx
change Place, in the city Of New Oreana Lousan hafoa
Donation AugUstin Register on the 25h dav m
d. lst9. Of II O'Clock NJ ~ - i'' n
A-NO Isl. y 4 uRRpON
Mar.hat rf..-f.,
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Preservation of Harness and Car
riages.

A large portion of those who own
harness and carriages, either through
ignorance or carelessness pay SO little
attention to their preservation, that in
a few months they generally look soil
ed and old. If proper care is taken,
this may be avoided. The principal
difficulty results from allowing the
mud to remain on for a long time or
from the manner In washing it off,
and we will give a few hints about
. keeping harness and carriages in good
order.
Those who have the care of harness
need not be troubled to prevent il
from getting wet, for leather, If in
good condition, is seldom injured by
: water. Care should be taken however
to hang up the harness, and not allow
it to be thrown into a heap on the
floor, to lie and mould, instead of dry.
. ing off.
The leather should be kept fairly
oiled, but the harness should first be
taken apart and washed with soft wa
ter, and the oil may be rubbed In
while the leather is moist, care being
taken that the application is thorough
J. made. For this purpose neats-foot
oil is considered the best. If the har.
ness also needs backing, a little lamp.
black should be added to the oil, and
the rubbing should be continued until
a white cloth may be used In Eiping
off thelharners without being soiled.
IA11 -L--L-
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THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE
NORTHERN DISTRICT 0F
OHIO. t.y

In the matter of Louis Kahl, Bank
rupt, at Cleveland, in the said District
on the 18th day of May, A. D. 1859.
The Northern District of Ohio, IS.
Take notice that a petition has been
filed in said Court by Louis Kahl, of
Ashland, in the County of Ashland,
in said District, duly declared q Bank
rupt under the Act Of Congress of
March 2, 1857, for a discharge, and
a certificate thereof, from all his debts
and claims provable under said Act,
and that the End day of July next, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, is assigned for the
hearing of the same, when and where
you may attend and show cause, if
any you have, why the prayer of the
said Petition should not be granted.
sr- EARL BILL
a.s as Clerk of Dis. Court.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt.
(5w46) jtti t+Nt
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Getting Horses into Condition.

To put a horse in the best looking
plight for sale, he should be fed on
grain or corn which has been soaked
about 48 hours and then kept on a
floor till it has sprouted; it should lie
about six inches thick, and be turned
every four or five hours, being water
ed sometimes to keep it moist-in
short, treated just the same as malsters
treat barely prior to being put on the
kiln to dry; barely is the best grain
for a horse, when sprouted. Mix one
pound, of sulphur one pound of roam
and two pounds of fenugreek, and
give two table-spoonfuls every second
or third night, by shaking it among
the feed or giving it in any mash the
horse is fond of. Four ounces of an
timony mixed with the above, and
give one tablespoonful, will give an
increased lustre to the skin and will
improve the very worst looking brute
in existence. The exercise should be
chiefly walking-no violent sweating
and no long journeys.
When in the stable, on dry food en-
tirely, some farmers recommend clover
hay made from cut when the seed be-
gins to shed, but this is very wrong /;
for that kind of hay Is woody in the
stems, and it has not only greatly in
juried the land by standing till it was
old, but it has a decidedly injurious
effect on the horses-producing
Coughing, heaves, swelled heels and
legs, and often Inflammation in the
eyes. The only way in which it can
be given without dire results, is by
cutting it into chaff and wetting it /;
served thus, and some meal mixed
with it, there are those in the country
who will call it ''theperfection of
hay."-American Stock Jaunay. ~
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on harness. In cleaning the plating,
rotton stone or whiting may be used,
but generally an occasional rubbing
off with a wooden cloth will be all
that is necessary.
The first thing to remember in clean
ing a carriage is that the mud which
may accumulate is not to be taken off
by rubbing if it is dry, (and it should
never be allowed to become so if it is
possible to prevent it,, soak it well
and let it get soft, so that by throw
ing on water it will run off. After
the carriage has thus been thoroughly
rinsed off, and all the cleaned
out, the work may be finished with a
pail of clean cold water and a good
sponge; if the sponge is not clean it
will be likely to scratch the paint
After washing, a piece of channels
skin should be used to rub all the
point and polished work until it is
thoroughly dry. 1t is hardly neces-
sary to say that no one who cares at
all for a nice looking carriage will ev-
er leave dirt in the corners
There need be no fear of washing {,
carriage too often if washed every
time it is run out, and dried well with
a chamois, there will generally be
less trouble about the cracking of
paint. But the care ofa carriage does
not end with the washing. A suitable
room to keep it in is avery important
consideration. A coach-house that is
not properly ventilated, or in a damp
place, where steam of any kind passes
through it, will, in a short time, furn-
ish the opportunity for destroying the.
best painted carriage ever made, in
these cases it is too common to attri-
butte the fault to the painter.-Ameri-
eoo ,SkaeE .Tov1onI
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a petit
ton will be. presented to the Com
missioners of Ashland County, Ohio,
at their next regular session to- be
held the first Monday of June A. d.
1862. praying for the vacation of a
road along the following described
route: Beginning at a point in the
center of the road a little west of the
residence of ]. w. Brubaker in Mont
gomery township thence in a south
east direction through the lands od
said ]. w. Brubaker and the lands Of
Henry Aten until it strikes the road
running north and south a little east
and nesr the house of said Henry
Aten. Whole length of road pro.
posed to be vacated about 4 of a mile.
Said road being known as a part OF
Bells Trail. ssiq ~ - tFS g
MANY PETITIONERS.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-06-02

Notice is hereby given that a pc
tition will be presented to the Com
missioners of Ashland County at their
regular meeting at the Auditors office
on the 9TH day of June, 1869, asking
that a county road be opened in Yer
million township of said county, com
mencing where the road known as the
Jeromeville road intersects a road
running north and south at the north
west corner of land owned by Henry
Boyer, thence west along the north
line of land owned by Abram Boyer,
and along the south line of land own
ed by John Shelter, and through the
land owned by Jacob Isaman to q
point on the road running north and
south on the line between Vermillion
and Miflin townships.
HENRY BOYER.
April 18th 1869. 5w41