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and d gree among manRmd--all Of which. without
one dissenting objection pronounce this Ointment to
be G0ODl} 4. ..t.... -,'.-.,. se rsr.-.. ....f
As day by day II unobtiusivcly extends its sphere
OF action along the borders Of our vastcounhy andis
crcuatod throughout its extent, evidences ofits
power and new proofs Of lis CHI. Acy are continually
developed Three millions of boxes, applied to dis
coee within the last four years have established the
astounding fact bcyCndthepower of capil or cont a.
dicun, that tits iNIAlLIBLE in the cure of all Tu-
mops, Ulcers, Sores, Burns, Tetcr. Piles, ScrofulS
Erysipelps, cGlblans, scald Head, sore Eyes Qunsy,
Group Rheumatism, Broken Breast Ague In the Face,
corns. SC II completely restores the nsensble PER-
SPA NTtoN ard by this opens those avenues by
which nature intended to expel the morbid matter Of
the body thus Is the systcm cleansed the blood pu-
rifedi and the health restored
II has mower TO cause all external Sores Srrofl.
OuS HumOrS, and Poisonous rounds to discharge
their putrid matter: and then heal them It's rightly
prme' All Healing, for there is scarcely disease
external on internal that il will not benefit. have
used II orthe last fou teen years for all the diseases
of the chest; consumption and liver; involving the ut
most danger and responsibility; and declare before
heaven and man. that not single has II fail
cd to benefit when the patient was within reach Of
mortal means. a.-l, .t'..
/ j. McALISTER 14l Fulton-st., NewYork Sole Pro-
! prietor A. & s lIENDRY, Agents Tor Ohio
Sold by Il. L, Slocum and Otto w. Kaemer Lancas-
ter; e. Kalb Rushville; WV Reed Carroll; NJ Camp
bell, Pickerington Leonard and Brother Basil A. f.
( MitthoiF LocEvie; Samuel Bartlett, Winche ster; ]
Endsley Lthopolis; Il. Geohegan, Baltimore Clay.
pool New Salem; j. and s. Henbee. Amanda; Daniel
I hawkin, Sugar Grove; Ashbaugh and Beery. Bremen.
/ October 30 1851 -.- 26
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Etna Insurance Company.

VVVE undersigned is local agent for the above com
u pany for Lancaster ana vicinity. This is the
Oldest company Of Hartford, Connecticut, and is as
solvent and responsible any company IN the United
States, .5s..Lr yOHN Il, MAkTIN.
! Lancaster NcsembeE !. 1857, 5mSs,
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Highly Important.


TVNIIE suhst rbe offers to sell his valuable improv
Il ed Head Blocks for Saw-NlIlls, upon the
following terms II they do not work as represent
cd, nopSy will be required. The improvement con.
sistS in enabling one man to set both ends Of log at
the same moment time, and with the greatest re-
gularity. REFERENcEs,
William Y, Breck Columbus Ohio
DiaSe, Reed and Co Xenia. Ohio.
John Young, Columbus Ohio
CT. Soils, Columbus, Ohio.
Amer Reese, Columbus, Ohio
Michael Sullivant. Columbus, Ohio.
Moses Sheifer, Grovepo,t, Ohio.
EFF. Mclaughlin. Springfield, Ohio.
William Teri, Urbana, Ohio, 'E
Hardy and Clark, Piqua Ohio.
r. T. Shadick, Fletcher, Ohio.
James Durbin. Texas, Ohio.
]. G. Fisk and Co., Texas, Ohio,
William Halter, Napoleon, Ohio.
Stephens and Co Defiance, Ohio.
John Morgan, Bufton, Indiana,
West and Wilkins, Bloomfield, Ohio
Tho above are persons who have purchased the Inn
provement and have il now in nse
All orders addessed post paid, to the subscriber,
at Lancaster, Fairfield county, Ohio will be prompt
ly attended to. JOHN s SNYDER,
,IT'N. b. The above Improvement obtained di-
ploma and premium of a silver cup at the Ohio
State Fair, 1851. .-P
Ohio State Journal publish three months and charge
this Office. .t-.
Lancaster, September %, 1851. 6m9l
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UTS5OO CHALLENGE. a

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness
w Of people 10 at all times ofthe most valuable
Importance. take II for granted that every person
Wild all in their power to save the lives Of their
childrenand that every person will endeAvor TO pro-
be my duty to solemnly assure you that WORMS, aC-
cording to the opinion Of the most celebrated Physi-
cians are the primary causes Of large majority Of
diseases to which children and adults are liable; IL
you have an appetite continually chsngeable from
one kind of food to another, bad BREATH pain the
stomach picking the nose, hardness and fullness Of
the BELLY dry cough slow fever pulse irregular; re-
member thai all these denote WORMS, and you
should at once apply the remedy; =.
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HoBENsAcK's WORM sYRUP.

An article founded upon scientific principles, cont
pounded with purely vegetable substances, being
effects aud not leaving the system in diseased con-
dition as most advertised nostrms composed of Cal
ome for the removal of WORMS, such as Lozenges,
Vermfuges etc, but has performed the most aston
hing cures, and saved the lives Of thousands both
old and young, who have been pronounced hopeless,
incurable by Physicians Read the following and be-
come satisfied OF its efficacy over all others.
MopRIs RIVER, NEW JEpsEY.
Mr.. N. Hobensack,--This is to certify that my
child, 10 years of age having been sick for years.
long time without receiving any benefit when after
giving her up as incurable, l went to Philadelphia
and consulted one Of the best Physicians her disease
still growing worse. 1t was at this time was induc-
ed to try HonENsAcK's WoRM SYRUP, and after TAX
ing two bottles she entirely regsined her health -
Hoping that this will prove benefit to parents who
children are similarly affected
am yours, Sc, R. BOWMAN.
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GBAuAM's MAGAzIEE.--Thc July number
ofthis popular Magazine, sbeautilully em-
bellished and contains over 100 pages OF
reading matter. This number appears in
new type. Graham is determined to spare
no pains in pleasing his patrons. The new
volume commences regularly with the July
number. Now is the time to subscribe.
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A Coop REFoRM.--Thc Washington cor
respondent Of the Baltimore Sun says that
che Democratic Central Committee have
come to the conclusion that they will assess
each Congressional district in the Union for
the expenses of the election, and not Office
holders or Office seekers, and that they will
not tax the government with the postage Of
the documents to be distributed by them;
but that out. of the funds thus raised they will
pay the postage on every pamphlet or print
ed sheet that may be forwarded for circua-
ton from Washington.
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PRESENCE OF MIND..-'rhe herdsman of d
farm in North Uist, had occasion one day
lately to send his daughter for the cattle I'M
der his charge, There were about eighty
of them, and among them two bulls, one o
which was occasionally in the habit OF us'
saultng people. On the day in question
the damsel unwurily approached the bull too
closely, when he Immediately gave chase,
On level field, without dykes, bogs or any
place of refuge to resort to, what would the
reader have done-for to run home, n dis
tancc OF three quarters of mile, was out OF
the question: The girl with great presence
of mind, ran over to the other bull, II good
natured animal and much stronger than hel
Ossailant Standing close by his side, and
kindly tapping him on the back, she drove
him towards her fathers house, followed by
her enraged enemy, who kept roaring and
iomihg all the way, but when he came toe
close her protector turned round, and with
shake aud toss of his head kept the assail.
ant at bay. In this manner the fugitive ar.
rived safely at home.-Inuerness (Scotland)
Courier.
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II AW PARTN ERS SII IIP.I have associated CHARLEs
LID. MARTM with myself in the practice Of tho
Law, and viii In future adopt the style ofJs Dr. C..
.MAETIN, ,inthe management Of business entrusted
my care. JOHN DsMAk!IN.
Lancaster, October 8, 1850. Eagle copy ly0S ci
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Our Raslroad--We call the attention Of
the reader to the proceedings ofa meeting
held at New Lexington, a few weeks. since,
which has been overlooked BY US. But as
any Intelligence in relation to the prospects
of our road is always interesting, we place
the proceedings in our columns to-day. 1t
is to be hoped that the required amount Of
subscription will be Immediately taken, and
the road East of our city placed under con-
tract.
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0TA young gentleman down east who
had of late been much affected by pulpitation
of the heart, says he has found considerable
rcliofby pressing another palpitating heart
to bis bosom. This is in accordance with
the Eclectic maxim, Simiiia SimilibS Cur.
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DUTY. 400 pounds machine made Putty n
u bladoors, for sale by OTTO W. KREAMER,
Lancaster, May 20, 1851 10 t's .ss. 7i'so.
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"OOLLEN GOoDS.-I am now opening COM
w pete stock of cloths eassiIneres sattinets, Pi-
lot beaver and mackinaw over coatings Tweeds fan
nels kerseys jeans ullsd cloths, Sleeps grey cassi
nets, linseys, BE. Nn H'-f W. T. WISE.
Lancaster. november 8, 1850 ~
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FLuE CoLLAPsED-Thrce Men Killed
The Cleveland Herald of Tuesday, con-
tains the following distressing intelligence;
"Last evening the steamer Forest City,
Captain Pierce, left for Dunkirk in place
of the Alabama, and when off Erie Street,
collapsed boiler flue. Three firemen were
instantly killed-James Farrell, and John
King of Detroit, and a man named Denny
who had been fireman on board the Ala
bama, and had yesterday been hired on the
Forest City. a,e
Henry Gaylord The Engineer, and his as
sistant, were standing beside the firemen at
the time of the accident, and Mr.. G. called
to the firemen to run back. Had they done
so they would have escaped, but in the ex-
citement of the moment, they attempted to
climb up out of the fire hold and were scald-
ed to death.
The two Engineers escaped with but slight
scalding.
A passenger becoming frightened, leapet
overheard, but the small boat was lowered
and he was rescued.
The Alabama went to the Forest City and
towed her in. An inquest was held and the
bodies of King and Denny inferred last night.
That of Farrell will be taken to Detroit
where he leaves wife and child.
The cause Of the accident has not been
certainly ascertained, but must have been a
defect in the lue. The Forest city IS new
boat with new low pressure engine, and
her engineer, Mr.. Gaylord is one oil the most
careful men upon the lakes. The boat was
carrying but little steam at the time OF the
accident.
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9T'PhiIura, dcur," said n loving husband
TO MS loyal spouse, who was several years
h'd junior, what do You say to moving to the
west" so, am delighted with the idea
You recollect when Morgan moved ont there
he wps as poor as we are, Ond he died in
three yeurs worth hunderd thousandd dollar
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INLAND MARINE& & FIRE INSURANCE,
by the Protection Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, tCoNNECTTCUT:,
Policies issueda at Rates ofPreminm low as those
Of any other responsible company, BY q J,
June ?, ~ /. for ,LqpsasIer and Eaigssid eeSnfy
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Daguerreotypes.

DERSoNS wishing Daguerreotype pictures, unri..
impression, can have the same by calling at my rooms
in Giesys frame building, third floor, entrance next
door West of the Hooking Valley Bank. ! 4f
Lancaster. January 30. A. L. TELLER
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R0OTG AMID SHOES.

A LARGE Lot Just ireceived-embracing every
IN kind Of Fashionable shoe now In use, for La
dies and Misses wear. ALSO, good stock Of Mems
Boots and Gaiters,at ~. WISES
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ClNrIlINGl CLOIMING!

HtENTLEMEN, the gry at wonder and excitement
NGof the day now is how such quantity Of SC
rich and splendid Clothing as you will find. with
the proprietors Of the old remarkable .-..-
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Fancy Articles,

Fancy Articles,
4 UST opening fresh lot of Brushes of every des
% crption Combs, Ivory, Dressing Tuck and Side
Note PAPER. Cards, Envelopes, Drawing Paper, Bris.
tie Boards, perfdmery, &cs.,at at
Iuly 81 G. KAUFMAN co.
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| AN AWFUL MONSTER Gross OF THE
MAN, DOC, HOG, AND Cow.-We saw lately
the dead body of one of the most singular
natural curiosities which we have ever be-
held. 1t was what purported to be the car
cass of a calf-but resembling in its conlor-
nations anything but calf. The head
which measured in circumference, just a.
boye the ears, feet and inches-bore a
striking and startling resemblance to the hu-
man head. From above the eyes to the back
of the neck, il presented n perfect resem.
blanre to the head of an old man--the hair
and locks being of the silver grey order
and the whole bearing an exact resemblance
Of whatan oil III ans head would be were it
enlarged into Brobdignagian proportions.
The forehead was singularly perfect, giving
striking development of what the phrenol-
ogists call the reflective faculties The
under inv was similar TO that OF hog, be-
ing furnished with tusks and other swinish
appurtenanccs, The eyes were large and
remarkable IN appearance, with eyebrows
somewhat resembling those Of an old man
But the body was no less remarkable thar
the head. The monster was Of no sex--ant
possessed the feet of hog--the tail Of do.
and body covered with white hair lik,
those of greyhound. Thus this remarkabl,
curiosity has in combination some portions o
the human, the hog, the COW, and the dog
species.
| It is the property Of Elisha Hall, of Ber'
lin, who has brought il to this city to show il
to those curious in such matters Irol
Bmiyet.
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AGENTS.
PAINTS! PAINTs!

IOURE White Lead in Oil Vemilion
i do do do Dry Patent Black
Red Lead f.. Lamp Black Viii.
Venetian Red Timber
Litharage Rose Pink p
Chrome Green Chrome Yellow
Just received and for sale by
Lancaster, July 81 G. KAUFMAN 4 co.
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Ovrrw hcl,m,mg Testimony

iEyh LlANp oAlN IhrfAt
From Physicians the most
'skilful and celebrated,
from Councillors learned
in the law, from Judges Of
celebrity on the Ben c h,
from Ministers of the Cos
pei, whose undertaking in
legrity have made them
shining lights in the path
of Truth, from enlighten-
cd Professors. from acute
Merchants, 4 from those
ofh,,n,.t atnti ian nopno
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The PHILOSOPHY OF ENLIsTMENTs: or The
reason whgme become SOLdierS.--It would be a
curious piece of moral anatomy to disseet the
motives which led men into the army or ma
Wy. A surgeon in the United States Army
recently desired to know the most common
causes establishments. BY permission of the
captain, company containing iifty-hve, the
writer in pledge never to disclose the name
Of any officer or private, except as physical
or metaphysical fact, the true history was
obtained of every man. On investigation,
it appeared that nine-tenths enlisted on ac-
count Of some female difficulty; thirteen OF
them had changed their names, und forty
three were either drunk or partially SO, at
the time of their enlistment. Most of them
were men of fine talents and learning, and
about one-third had once been in elevated
situations in life. -Four had been lawyers,
three doctors, and two ministers. The ex-
perimenter believes, that il il were not for
his pledge Of secrecy, that this would be as
interesting history, and would exhibit the
frailty of hnman nature as fully, as any ex-
pertinent ever made on the subject Of the
passions.
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c, He posses therefore no important local
advantages. II he had come from large or
doubtful State.-from New York or Penn
syvania-his local strength might have been
an important element in the Canvass. One
other point may be suggested He repre-
sents Mr., Marshall'sidea of progress, which
was exhibited as the great card of Young
America, to the same extent that it would
be represented by mummy just unrolld by
Mr.. Giddon. The whole theory OF Young
Amercu must be abandoned in their sup
port of Mr.. Pierce, New Hampshire is the
very antipodes of California. On the slavery
question Mr.. Pierce is undoubtedly commit
ted to southern views; and in his support oI
Mr.. Rantoul and his associate Freesoilers
of Lynn and the neighborhood will have an
ample opportunity of manifesting the extent
to which they are willing Gin Mr.. Rantoups
language) 10 "eat Southern dirt" Mr.. Ran
topl was not unceremoniously rejected from a
seat in the convention, to which he was in
contestibly entitled by the brute force Of a
relentless majority. Major Polk did what he
threatened some years in the House of Rep.
resentctives; and Mr., Rantaul, we venture
to say, will redeem his promise not to be
driven from the Democratic party. He will
hold on ut all events--and so will Governor
cleveland, Preston King, and Mr.. Floyd
and all the worthy men who bullied ant
blnstered to such an extent on the floor O
the House ON the strength of the tablinp o
; the Compromise resolutions in the Demo
! cratic caucus.
W. ara u,rafiHad 10 sna ,ko rNL,.,
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EXCURSIONS,

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS, EyElY
~ Gay, sxsept Ssturdsy.-Ths steamer BUFFALO.
CAPTAIN Hancox viii leave Spring street, Al TX o'clock
Grand street Shit Peck slip, 81; Pier No. A. H.:
turning BY r NJ Dinner hshirg tackle. ana bait pro-
v!ded. Fare 25 cents each way
EXCURSIONS TO CONEY IsLAND-LANDINa AT
n Fort Hamilton each way Fare, twelve aad hxis
ssnts The and splendid steamer Nay Queen Capsin
G. Mcneil will leave follows vI-Toot Of Spring street
yH An 21s and 81 T. NJ; pier North riyor, 10 A. ~
al T. H.: leaving the Inland, ilSt tip, ct P.k.
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VEogTHIE CToE O. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w practice Law in the Supreme Ceart-se attend 70
cases before Consressto prosecute claims sud ettis
esunts the Departments aad Boards OF
eenersto procure patents at home and sbresds obtas
pe0sons ana bounty lands to collect dshta tiyideuds
And nhersness In part Of tho United Ststes
cpd in foreign COUNTRYSIDE exc iuvest O.. fauds r
nans and stoeks, and bond sad ortgage nsge
tate We purchase sla sale ofloana Ialds sad pstsnt
rts IN state OF the Union. Particular
% esorna land title esses ming up e the United Sass
Ssss-ss to w. g. snsten, Nc. svrou place, CAPITOL H
WAahiartns. =. G. viii % waA prtmps ettsn tian.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.


q RAMERCY HOUSE, CORNER or TWENTIETH
" stceet and Broadway, New York. Is eper to the
public IL contains undred and hy rooms, furnisod
the most eisgkns style, with possible convcsesoe
ItwH DC Kept tie American End EuropeaH plans. com
bned and tic 1r0ptetors determined that IL shs
DONALD & CO.
DoRT WARRINGTON, PAVILION HOTEL, sHRETs-
Il bury river Monmouth county Rev Jersey.-Tbe Pro.
prietor Tespe tfu ta AXIS to his friends
and the public for their liberal during the season.
He haa pleasant rooms for families that he
nodGte q reasonable terms. StosmerG Thomas Hunt Ed.
win Lewis, Golden Gate, rly daily 70 end fro.
JOSEpHA. SHAWN. ProIrstor.
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eHIPPIno.

zoe LvKRP90L-UNrrED STATES NATL srKAE-
4 alp ATLANTIC. Captain ysmas Wset -This st
sbP VIII depart With the bats6 ssatss sis r Ksropo
positively OF Saturday. esr tth AZ 10 o'oiook d.,
M rsS .s Is: e, tIssS. e..ss a. :eossssI
Ew.D x. COLLINS Co No 81 " ali street.
The steamship ARCTIC vii succeed shs ATLANTIC,
sad ssi septsnber 18th.
Mali st4sners.Ths shps oonoosius iii IN srs a.
fcuswihxs- ATLANTIC, Captnin Wost.
fhCIE1O, Captain Ma.
ARCTIC. Capsain Lsco
BALTIC, Captain Comst0sx.
,ADRfATfC, Captain GrsttoR.
Toe sa,ps having bean built ~ eostrsst expsssy for
service every has bean hor
n thsir strength ssd ,peed
t&iSRs sr passengers $40 ssuad toy
Price OF psesags from New York 70 hverposL In drst
etbn SI10 second cabin sTa Rxo,ustsa usa Al sxtrs
Gse state room. $500.
From Liverpool to NeWHork CT sxe ETC.
On erSexteccod surgeon attached 70 each Gh'p.
No hsrths secured vatu pa,d Ger.
D or aAnMQ.
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,r.stersoalsd proposals. win Be recsi ,ea e The Of
ss,i .s.sSs sa'sss' sfxssas s
euiv.rts II sonsyssats street bs-sss Lssissoa sSs
sss ss s ~ @ fs g
All other iaOrra rotating thereto be obtained
90 application 70 Nj sc Hfci.ss bE4S P s
New York August H. 1852 Crotoe Asusauss Depsracrt
CRoToN AQUEDUor ,DFpARTsEKr.- r4rPING
Of che fssaSsa unt oSIs
tsnber 9th 81 o'clock M TO iIsors 5000 taps ~ she
.srs s' BE- ss:TssS PsoIp sa day Day. >, nc
tao ptessurc all ths tools aseossary &c
reior tic seIyi.e mus. 20 furnished y tho
wi,t surt Che
sails prizes top serted The ..ps viii
b S15s ss thu the I gaRs 81 sssss..
on spph cation at this of1 M;cuoY.s -
Cr,eon Aqaeduct Department. August %. 1853.
ITO IRON RAILING MISUNDERSTANDING WILL
fS W s9s Gr tGI r.
when they psSsy opsaea 70 erect "a isas kaas
IN &c rear o. .hs distributing rcss,yo between Farae
i.sLss hish from The oopne bars ssurs
emo 1 G on
Isii ore and half incl y dye,oshhe q iDoi
sSd half irsh by sye;eis.ss panels e be sever fse.
tx & the coping s T e M
ssd Pot up 10 asd sSrkmsnke mstnsr ard
sIess .. sss oaiy tsdif o
terLseeo Aha y tn Bleak form Ter bids
the price per ues fcot for the work compet and he
- :. President q .ie croton Aaasdsst Depst r neas.
DEPARTMENT or REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. AU-
~ gust sist 1859 To irca Founders proposals
will Be received at the oiSce OF the OF Rs1Sirs
and sgpplcs Basement. No New City Hall until Sstar-
day. September ltb. at IL o'clock NJ which inc they
VIII 30 publicly opened lin With the
thereto. for The erection Of an iron tower Mao
to the erected In Thirty third street All iae
requrd regard co the erection t,ger can 10
At The ches OF the Repairs TO Pubic
na,d.nEs No - Elizabeth street elsot viii
eerves the right Of rejecting all apy OF tie ostinate
deeEn ca ter the interest of the Corpor atioa.
WA ADAMS, Commissioner Of kopsirs And Suppiso.