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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-11-03
TEE THQRN REGIkS 10 RANkLE!

IL As long as the Know-Nothings were willing to
be used as cats paws for the Wings to pull the roast
ed chestnuts of the fire, like the negros rabbit
they were good for roast. good for stew, good for
boil and the 'pretties little critters in the world,
bnt now that they manifest determination TO srt up
for themselves, they considered by their recent
Rqeyers as nothing but meat at their best.
Only hear the Philadelphia Ne,rs of Monday last,
who up to ethat present writing was apparently
willing to fall down and worship at the feet Of the
monster, as the extreme of perfection:
serhe Know-Nothings Of the "Empre State" have
committed the biunder of nominating candidate toT
Governor outside Of the candidates presented by any
the other political organizations, aud as a result o
conduct so inconsistent with what Is generally under
stood to be the object, sought after, they have not
only got themselves into world Of tTouble, bnt In
addition 10 the terrible defeat which IS impending for
their candidate, (wbeher rightiully uot,) they
have become the subjects OF misrna and odi@m, be-
cause they have attempted 10 accomplish more than
Is consistent with their general professions"
TIE Mars then goes on to give the Know-Nothing
candidate foul lecture and says, among other things
that is very evident however, that his managers
in New York have either committed great blunder
or that they design iaruaona1y to throw the State
back into the hands of Loco Focoism' and winds ur
by the sweeping announcement that it matters not
whether Daniel Ulman be a Delawarian, an "a
static Jew a 'iindoo,' he must stand aside for
the nominee of the Whig Party for Governor, or he
and his party will forever stand as cumberers of the
ground and disgrace to the State Of New York.
This is ONLY the commencement of revo!uticr
that will sweep both Whiggery and Know-Nothing
ism as cbafF before the storm. The Know-Nothings
having built their house upon the sand,i is bound tC
fall but greater viii be the fall of the Old Wing Par
ty, who, having abandoned all the principles they
profrssed, for mere mess ofpotage, now stanc
before the world with honorable exceptions) The
mere lick spittes OF faction that they already
compelled 10 view with 'sMISTRUST and ODlUM.'
No wonder that all the public refuse to acknowl
edge their identity with the Know-Nothings!
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PYOgsIbjfOry law.

Cr We intimated in the last Ga1ete that the Pro-
hibitory Law had been defeated by its insane aud
intempe5ate advocates, and have doubt of the
truth OF the assertion. If the friends of Prohibition
had been content TO let tie question stand its
merits, and prudenly urged the people TO vote for it.,
there be no doubt but that it would have carried
by large majority. But no, 1t must be connected
with politics, and candidates for politiea favor, from
Governor down 10 Auditor, must be made 10 connet
themselves with II either one way the other, a
fact which disgusted thousands OF Temperance men
who would have nothing to do with it. Why, the
abuse Of Rev. JoHN CHAMBrES alone, (who its
greatest advocateD by qH the Wing papers Of the
State. turned enough of men against the to
have overcome the majority. Many of the abest
and truest advocates of the Of Prohibition
throughout the State take this view OF the subject.
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Of their churchesnpMa Of four HUNDRED
about nine thousand in their congrpgatio,s ''Ai
the EpiscopaIIans exceed them about lvo '|
dred IN their churches, and nearly rqoaI i .,'''
in their aggregate accommodations. m,., ,,Tie
borne in mind that by the acquisition of t
Mexico Territory there was an acces>iop ~,
10 the numerical strength Of the Roman g.,
lies of one bundled aud iony-sx church, ~,
sryrnty-six thousand one hundred ma,, ~'
which is embraced in the estimate given -
as they now stand, all other determinations "a -'D'
bised land though they differ among thernSsl..
yet they make common cause against the C,n'
oIic) exceed the Catholics in their cbn.,t
twenty-seven and half per cent, and in ,b'.
congregations eighteen and three-iourtbs -,
with these data before Us, how can any san
reasonable man harbor the thought that we.
in danger from Catholic ascendancy? Rat
we should Judge that those who have raised .
hue aud cry against the Catholics, under py,.
ing circumstances, haxe a squirting towards :.
alliance with the State, and would do the ,s.,
thing they affirm is the design of the CalhoI,!
AT all events, we think it adyisable-as nprn,
ual vigilance is the Pice of liberty--to watch
them as narrowly as we do the Catholics: to,,,
we areto have State religion, We would -,
soon be under the hoiy mother as any ofh.,
d9urhters.
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RELIGION AND Politics.

The Warwick Baptist Association of New
York, at lis last meeting, administered rpbgE.
to The three thousand political clergy of New
England, who recently assumed to themssIr.s
The authority to speak the will Of the Almshy
concerning he Nebraska bill. We quote f..
following from report adopted by The Assoca.
ton:
1--WE utterly repudiate all fellowship uitb
those who impious!y assume to. protest in H.
name ofthe Almighty God against the passage
OF laws for the organization OF territorial ga,.
ernments, or other purposes, and in his nam
TO illuminate anathemas against the Representa-
tives OF theproP!e in the discharge Of their off,
cial duties. And we regard the assertion that
any body OF men are divinely instructed 10 ST
in Judgment upon all questions Of moral and
religious nature as one which, if recosnz-d by
the people, is calculated to destroy every v-l-
tige Of civil and religions freedom, and BIOS
trate all the institutions Of orr land at the fr,
of-an irresponsible and arrogant priesthood
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nabIe doctrines or the ssscornul, instead of coun-
selling the people TO avoid all s'HogBtss" which re-
pudiate "CHARifY, . sihe bond OF perlectness,'
sswithout which ALI. RELIGION lS-FAlN." Many
Preachers have started well, but, uniting with the
of the good in panderng the evil passions pro-
rnnent in the world. To PREACH good and whole
some doctrine is one thiag-to PRACTICE it anoth-
er. If the interests OF the political world demand
'sKnow Nothing. combination TO control lis actions,
large body of the ministry in need OF ten-loid
scourge TO bring them into the strict line of duty
and il would manifest far better SPIRIT for them
acknowledge their errors, and try 10 correct them,
rather than attempt 10 justify them.
In the % Epistle General of JoHN, 9th Chapter
and st verse; we find the following admoHitio~ IN
Justification OF the aosions contained above:
..Believe not every Spirit, but try the Spirits
whether they bp of God, because many False
Prophets have gone out into the world"
It is perfectly fair to assert that any minister who
either belongs TO or advocates the doctrine of Sc
CRET SWORN COMBINATIONS to promote the
cause of Christianity, is s'FALSE SPIRIT" and
should be so treated by every community in which
be is found-because we told by the great He9a
0r tie Church that Light has into World, and
that men love DARKNESS rather than light because
their deeds are ssEVlL.' This fully accounts for
the MIDNIGHT PROWLINGS of the ''know-Noth-
ings,' who conceal their ''ev'' deeds by darkness
and by the administration of blasphemous oath not
to reveal them.
But the Rev. Doctor tries to impress upon the
readers OF the Methodist Advocate that Know Moth
ingsn is NECESSARY EVIL. Let is what
the Scriptures say this point.n the Sd Episte Of
JoHN, llth verse, find the iollowing
"Beloved follow not that which is EVIL, but
that which is good. He that doelh good is OF
God-but be that doelh EVIL hath not seen
God.''
Now, the Rersrend Doctor, after admitting the
s'evii' of Know Nothingism, boldly declares that II
..should not only be TOLERATED but ENC0U-
RAGED.''
Here he makes DIRECT ISSUE with the teachings OF
the BIBLE in the above quotation, and yet he finds
even other PREACHERS to swallow the ABOMlNA-
TION simply because il squares mp TO their ''hobby
of WAR TO THE DEATH against all Catholics.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-11-03
Destructive Fire ae Cleveland
Less over 0ne Million.
CLEVELAND, Oct. aS

CLEVELAND, Oct. IS.
A destructive FIRE broke cut al , O'Clock laiy
morning, which has consumed property valued
at considerably over one million of dollars. L
originated in the Stables of the New EngIaal
Hotel. and spreading in every direction, con-
sumed the hotel bnlding, aud laid three squares
in ruins, including some Of the largest g'ocrry
and liquor stores. The following are among t.p
losers
A. s. c. Loeb, clothing store WIN. WraleH,
druggist, Treat s. Edwards, wholesale grocrD.
who lose heavy stock Bishop, Remington \
Co.. liquor store, Mellhench s. S!lllnan, Com.
mission house; George Spragur, grocer, heavy
stock.
The fire crossed st. James street, consumjn.
the St. Charles Hotel and the entire row Of
buildings from Canal to Superior street, occupied
as follows
Chamberlain and Crawford, Forwarding msr-
chants books saved Of the Cleveland cgson
house books and papers in the vault suPP1sl
to be DESTROYED {; A. \. Grey, iron dealers
Board Of Trade rooms Wilbrrt & McD5wrM
grocers: W. Bingham s Co., iron dealers and
several clothing stores, the occupants Of wLju
are not recoIiected.
The flames then crossed Superior street, saI
entirely destroyed Oviall's block, occUpiedbyL l.
F. s S. Burgess, grocprs and liquor dealers J.
Morrison, broker, in whose safe are S20,000n
notes. which it is feared have been conSameo
Several other stores were also burned, the o-
cupants Of which are not remembered.
The amount Of insurance is heavy, but tie
aggregate has not yet been ascrrtained.
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REVENUE OF THE STATE.

We clip from the money article OF The Ledger, the
subioed statement OF the receipts from the several
DIV lsons OF The public works nine months OF the
fiscal year. The LEDGER says;
s.Sometime ago We published statement showing
the receipts from each IIue OF the Public Works OF
the State for eight months of the fiscal years 1888
and 1851 and we now add the month OF August for
the same years. On OF the lines there will be
heavy fail business, which VIII increase the gross
amount Tor The year very considerably.
Main Line, $979,S00 81 $S00,257 10
Delaware Division, I29,2JS n l2J,I02 y6
n. and West Branch, 1oL,4i7 % lO7,4IJ II
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-11-03
GOV. RIoLER IN WASHINGTON

Cg- Gov. BIGIEn visited Washington recently on
business and, the evening of the 23d ult., CON
plmentary Serenade was given to him by the Demo-
cracy Of that City, TO whom he made an eloquent
and forcible ofhand speech, as might have been eX-
pected for, a ready and pleasant debater, he has
few equals, and no superiors. We will publish this
speech in the next Gazette, and commend it to the
earnest attention of the people without distinction Of
party.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-11-03

JOY FOR THE 1NVALlD.-We cut the i'.'.
ing from the Philadelphia Saturday Gazette aa' ,i
commend readers to pernse II caTei"'l'"
those suffering should not delay purrhasng; ng;,,pc -
DIR. HO0FLAND'S GERMAN BIZ EHsiI
This celebrated medicine, prepared by Dr. :, San.
JACKSON. at the imposing German Medicine 5.. 3s
No. 1870 ARCH street, is exciting unprecede"'sr-
lie attention, and the proprietor, who Is set The
physician, is selling immense quantities oil i. ,.
virtues of this remedy fully set torih ~ -, M
tended notice of il, TO be seen in our adver'lss a
umns, that there is hardly any room ett io' iss
speak of it. This much we may add-oi =" here
train of physical ills to which humanity IS nei, ,ns,
is none more distressing than general deI'ns,
of the digestive apparatus, which never i2s I,lls,
company a disordered state of the liver he1'I
piles, Fanguor, fretfuness, bilious toagof s,r.
bid breath, loss of apppetite-in short an s.r5
bable wrechedness of existence, are us insu'hai hai
and life wasting attendants. These diseases 1s,s
have baflled the skill OF the able>t Doctors nav, -
radically cured by Hoofand's German bl'''''
See advertisement.
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tom C0U TV.

C571 In looking the returns CT the State, we
believe that little Fulton has done better than any
other County in the Commonwealth, and is. therefore,
entitled to the Banner. We honor her gallant Demo
cracy for the noble and manly stand they took in the
late contest and take this occasion TO say that a
truer set of Democrats cannot be found within the
broad limits OF this Union Than those comprizing the
Party in Fulton. Mr. SAMSON, the Editor of the
Democrat, performed his dulles nobly and well, and
deserves the fullest confidence ofthe people for whom
he so zeaonsy labors.
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Gs~ In another column will be found an able arti-
Gle from the Front Royal (Fa.) Zion's Advocate, one
OF the most reliable religious papers in the country,
which should be carefully read by all who desire in
formation on the subject OF hch il treats.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-11-03

GrA little boy had colt and dog, ana ..
generosity was often tried by visitors a'',a-
him, '.iust 10 see what he would say, to sM
them one or both of his pets. One day he ''''
gentleman present be might have h'S COW ~,
reserving the dog, much to the surprise o. '''
mother. who asked, ''Why didn't yon give o.,
the dog, Dick % 'FSay Rcthin,' say no'lI'
mother, when he goes to get the colt, ls'' D'
dog on him !"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-11-03

IT is not always in our power to comply with
the solicitations Of distress but it is never out OF
power so TO refuse the suppication, as not to
cause the tear of wounded feeling to glisten in
the eye, whose lustrc is already dined with the
drops Of sorrow.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-11-03

Gan English jury, in a criminal case, it
is said. brought in the following verdict: ''Gul-
ty, with some little doubt as to whether he is the
man."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-11-03

1g-The COUNTY FAIR recently held in Bedford
very eredtiabIe 10 all CONCERNED in its manage
ment, and passed off IN a highly satisfactory
TO the great number OF People in attendance. Should
the season be favorable, arrangements will be made
10 make the Fair OF next year grand affair.
The address delivered before the Society by g. a..
SPANG, Esq, is represented by those who heard it
as an able, eloquent, and entertaining production,
well worthy the source from which il emanated.-
We very much regret that were not present to
hear lis delivery.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-11-03

Gg- We under obligations 10 Col. ADAM BARN
HAar, OF the Bedford Hotel, for fine Po-
tatoes, the production Of his farm in Bedford Town
SHIN
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Total, 1851 l67,0lO l20,59(
Blacks majority over Baird, 46,4l4.
Black less than Baird and Smyser united, 27,
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E1ffvy Persons E4EEled,

BUFFALO, tCt' -
The accident upon the Great Western Hal
road, which occurred Yesterday, near Chatham,
proves to have been awiully destructive to L--
man life.
The accident was occasioned by the yhode-
head the engine bursting, which threw to'
train out of time. After delay OF two hou2
the train proceeded, bat dense fog cane 90,
and when near Chatham a collision Occurred
with a gravel tram.
The locomotive of the Express tram Y''
overturned, crushing the first and second c.a$
cars almost entirely, and killing or wouncHs
every person in the second class car, mainly rn'
igrants. In all fDentyfre men and eis'3.
women were killed, and t1oenty-one men a0
tarpnty women SO dreadfully crushed thai "
least one half cannot live. There are also eI''-
en- children killed.
HAMILTON, Oct. ..
The latest accounts say that As persons We'
killed, and two of the wounded have since d''
making fifty deaths in all.
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Total, 2Gl ,00S lG7.o0l S3.33i 27i,O7i
pollocks majority over Bigler, 81, 7,007.
Motifs majority over Darsie, 100,743.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-05
fire proof Safes.
GREAT FIRE IN MONTREAL, L. C.-Nothin
VI snHed contenis Of KICHs sALAMANDER S5l9oo

GREAT FIRE IN MONTREAL, L. C.-Nothing
W saved the contents of RIcHs sALAMASDER SSoeooO
worth Of Property Destroyed
From The Montreal Gazette
AZ an early period of he became known that Mess
had in their over l00O worth Of securities besides their
Of the reen tremendous g. IT,
bat without effect 1t Gerward found In the ruins and All ms
safe. 1t proved to be procured from MI Hutton,
Hardware AGENT. short time ago.
j. HUTTON Agent TO MessTs STEAsNs MAkviN;
happy certify that the Rich Co = WideTs
Safe purchased from this rornas
Oeped by Messrs the late store and inst the
books b cash and OF great
value without being injured by the ire IN the s9ht
est deeree-u a word in book being obiterated
Of the Safe had most severe and
complete only subjected TO the intense heat o. ne
fire from single article saved but II remained hIy
the burning ruins and the outside has every
having We have the most perfect conhdsnce our
this manufacture and Soud IN
recommend 10 such would suffer ateriAy
from the loss &c Rich Cos Saamander
Safes" We are. dear sir, yours truly J. a. u LEWIS
Montreal. Dec %, 1853 = MI, r. .,
For sale by the understand large assortment Of Rich Go
Saampder and without Powder Proof Locks and with
Fair Lock which resisted the Ingenuity OF the most
utifc the world for six weeks At The Crest ENh
bitop IN London In 1851 - siEAhNs y N
(successors Rich & Co.. l45 Waters Nev-fork
The only makers Salamsnder Safes combining WideTs eh
Patents propeors OF Joness worries FAN
Lock which has neither key nor keyhoe
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Dantina Ata0emIes

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY, No
~ Broadway open for the reception Of Pupils who
time during the Glasses for Lsdes and Children
Wednesday Saturday Thursday aud Saturday
oil meeting Saturday for practice with band Of music Lessons
Gentlemen Monday "Wednesday and Thursday evenings
practice band Saturday evening Gentlemen do
attend regular evenings but purchase lesson tickets and al
particular dance While visit
10 Europe during number Of
be introduced FOR the first time here Private
lessons family classes sud academies attended SOree twice
exclusively for pupils New Glasses for Ladies and Children
will commence the Grst week 10 January.
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Alatbimerp. ST.


NEW THING EHTIhkLf.-Ihe uAcss astcnisn-
e1ois caoTs isny s snthed sithogt sss'ss s'sAi
snS 'e sns' s.rsss sTs 81 , y re @ s.t
for ed sol. md s.s hsd. oS i,s prs
gram cut. al q eqo.l sssh plane bos II and sGas per
ss 91Sstn i, ss q s .:.
e turn The heed and Prspsr the basott for the bogpas
process sse, complete and Of .P 1s sl.,
tran nsnes mAts at the rse Of 80 p Sy % ,ss nEs e.:
% which We 1--WE w. nsses.,s s5tsiss Of hs bs-r. y
fg The smallest Whit Is.s ss 2 o u; sss e .s 49, b
adapted TO u: gssns q dry soed =. 10 t =: s
As! E s sss' q T a. u: E e. Ny
FIVE rnais ws north Of the DEPT Vsere psSoa. who y
ca s . sss Sa II hs soI We III bel he
pleassIe in exhibiting such everything connected E ne work
cation unod obsn IN relation thereto By
ensinns 10 our oB.od san sPpBcsno yin .. referred
the ownen me,i Of whom val no doaet hold 'I dps
ceded b. al judge. who have Machine that
passes everything invented for he Pup-s
and mus, entirely s7per.sde al hsDd-oooperng
Specimens Of worn Be " calling On ths Ed'r' OF
WIN TRAP a Co, Pstepssss and ProPris'or'.
Pa Machine now on exhibition the Crys.si Ps.os
EOR sALE-FOur Boilers, secOfd hand Locomotive
and Flue from 70 horsepower sod Is Horse Engine 81
the Fulton Iron ''' foot Of cherry FEasE MURPHY
CIRCULATION and MONEY.-CLARKs MER-
- CHANT MILL decidedly tbs & perfect piece Of aosy
r oo~ng certificates from Rochester the greatest milling
point In the world
This to certify that pressnt 70 witness TIE prsetie.
operation Of the CLARK Min sud take pleasure IN sans that
sangUne expectations We were presented
The while present which In quany pos
have BY this simple
invocation Doe worth Of nsehnery savea also
aIss saving Of power This Mn applicable power from
horse upward They compste wa the .gh use them
800 Only think Of H. sc0pete hEns Mil Frenen Bar
Stone Bolt Of best quality all ready to 70 work rom oae
tsrels hour OF good qnsy n the
world We uDhesitaiDgy recommeno this MIL 70 the R9oc
Ch1mbt Rim mill proprietor; Il Turner head miller y U
spelnire proprietor Boston Mills + BoUi0n miller r. Wool
nough miller Whitney Mills stuted fret miller at Boo
ton Kingsley miller at EtDs Mills; C Stone proprietor
Irving Mills Rusbsni proprietor Crescent Mills and many
other Rochester mlleTs .
The Mil exhibition at the Harlem Railroad Dept
rooaa No Whee state aud County Rights Tor
made fortunes sredy out Of this patent and good
opportunity s offers Address the PROPhlEToR Dspot
CTEAM ENGINE WANTED-A secondhand 30
- horse power KngDe with cutoff valve all 10 good order Sps
descriptions required Courspdt and Weshngtoa s
FRANCIS HART
TWO SINGLE CYLINDER NAPIER PRESSES
SALE-One built BY A b. Taylor Co. size Of bed 4oxso
inches the built by r. Hoe Co. szs Of bed SlK' nehss
and in all respects hrst
rate Prtsses Apply TO @ TREHERN. No. l4i 6sssaust.
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...sprMF CorRT-CITY and COUNTY !.

SUInnWuV0pK ~CoRHRLIUs c. SULLIVAN Pssss-sy
~ mosEs EDWARDS defspernt summons e S5
esnoeS hereby summoned and reqrss
fns he in acton whish will Be alee % s .
- "a Civ OF and to serve seopy Of your
"a nj on the spbscriter Of hs oEce e. No n
~, within a days afeTths service Of this mos
Of the day Of service and n az 90 - ssnoo
vii tsIs judgment against for The sua Of so - ~ ssa
n naa o.. "a lsy SAMUEL C. 0RROw Plsis.ist 80 fIsi
Ard sor'sl compliant I she sboys s1. aas,
~ he ffth dsy OF december D. 1855 sAhoEL
pI.s,,s "a Aftsrney No "a BeeknsaSt. n. l.
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GUPRENE COUhT.-In the matter Of the aPPlca,
- ton u the Mayor, Aldermen and Conocay of the Wy
kewfork the CToton Aqueduct Board Of said ctress
the acquiring Of lands Reservoir the fif city
sih and Goth 80 srd the 5h aud 7h-ys In fhe id ely ~
Mayor, Aldermen ana CCrmonaty Of the City Of view
the Croton Aqreduet Of sd city pursuant %
gte enled Az Act % facilitate the sequisn Of sa 81. 2' go
tts hsing present. hereby give noee 10 The owners
ties aud persons es2eciyey entitled unto interested O.,
iesYbed fhst they will aupy 70 Supreme Court Of hs a.
New Iorf General Term q tee Nq Sy. % i6s S.y
City Hall Of the City Of EswYeft on FhlDAL " ssys
FsbFusyy 1854 the opening Of tse Coa on sa. ~ n .sf..
taestshfrs Counsel eas ss1ia or me 10 ssss
In a. 81 ~ oTse parties ssi PerIo re
i ~ eo pensation for taking al those has
49,. md premises lie between sth ana 800
snS re 81 a. 7b s,s said city and Which ID; sas
eortSres s.~ Reservoir In the City OF % ~
-. ar tie pisn OF sd ey,,-
he and OF az Act entitled An Act relative 70 49,
&c " ~ CAY Of New-York and fr ether
April 1901 The Coronation snd the Groom Aqusdaei Bo.r,
n. ,ESy. York Jan 3, 1874 '~'-~s