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BRISTOL BILL SAFELY IN PRIsoN Vim.
Warburton, alias Bristol Bill who stabbed the pros
ecuting Attorney, Mr.. Davis, at Danville, VT. after
the delivery of his sentence, has been safely con.
yeyed to the State Prison. The penalty for the at
tempt to kill Mr. Davis, is ten years in the State
Prison, which he will no doubt receive This will
make his entire term twenty years Mr.. Davis i
fast recovering from the wound which he received,
Boston TranS
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with your own. So shall you have companon
lhere are wives and husbands who yet are not com.
panons. 1t would be sad thing TO feel tba In
highest and most delightful walks of life. in tha ~
glons Of taste, ofinteectua beauty, YOU are thon1h
married, Glone-all alone your house well toIsm
care of, your dinners and slippers and all that oiI
got up, but in the highest, best pleasure of life
alone Alas for, thee Look well, then, to this
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CONCLUDED TOMORROW
Cambridge Cattle hIarket-Wednesday, J,

lhep0rted for the Boston Journal 80 ~
Az market 3l0 Cattle about $50 Beeves and loe Storo
years old. ''' anu ulfee
FRIcEs-Market Beef Extra $3.50 q cwt; first quality
$500 ~ ~''-'' oiulnafy S4oO I'D
Hides S4,5OP 100 TBS; Tallow S. 80
stores-Working Oxen SIS, SIS, 92 and slo2.
as. - 80 :" II veal caves So
old 800 IA S32. ~ 'hIee years
Sheep and Lambs--l735 at market Extra "a G 40
each BY lot So $50 and 1887 w v 8 &C.
swme-Retail 1@5lc. Spring Pigs 6iGec
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BRINLEY HALL,

NO' A0% HdAA StFcct, opposite The .Americdn
House, ......WORCESTFR.
THIS well-known HALL, which has lono been = c,o,,o
resort OF the public has been recently thoroughly renar
ca ana enlarged The Drawing Rooms have also beed en-
me nan IS now brilliantly lighted with GAS and on account
" s ana s greater capacity to accommodate an audience
oes 70 ne pubic superior inducements for public meet
variety oil public entertainments for which such halls are
Needed PERSONS or parties wishing occupy the Hall win
make application to the subscriber ~ ~ '
june 70, 1901 dwtf CHARLES WARREN
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INVALUABLE INVENTIONS,
WIN. II. CIV.

no. * sudbury Street, Boston,
WOULD inform the public that he has invented new
W continuance for LINING PIPES WITH CI ASS
which imparts to the neither color acid or taste
me outside oil the pipe is covered with composition that
preserves them from rust This considered by The most
enlhehl chemists THE ONLY PIPE fit for conveying water
o houses ior domestic purposes Those using aGueduct
wafer VIII lind It for their advantage to call and examine
% He has also invented a GLASS STRAINER to be
placed AZ me bottom OF Wells and Springs The water is
e9 through glass lined pipes TO any part of the house
or send in their orders Rostnn i' T W 90 cS'
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~ Hugh NJ Smith, delegate from New Mexico,
has published card, showing thai there are in New
Mexico, ninety thousand people, embracing twelve
fifteen hundred thousand Pueblo Indians
and the remainder are Mexicans and Spaniards
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GOOD SHOT. The Farmersville, La, Enquirer
of the 9TH inst. says, Sour felowcitzen, Mr. Job NJ
Williams, made extraordinary shot last week. While
drive he killed three large bucks at one s9 There
were four in the herd, and he killed them all at two
shots from his double barrel
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y correspondent of one of the Boston journals
informs US in the following paragraph Ofthe extra
ordinary liberty allowed the prisoners, who are now
undergoing an examination for capital crime at
Manchester
''The prisoners, Clark and the Wentworths, at
tend concerts, lectures, crcuses, and walk morn
ing and evening, attended always by their keepers,
who no doubt enjoy the treat very much They
board at the best hotels sit at table with the other
boarders, are unresraned in the Court. They are
never lroned, nor have they been, to my knowledge,
except when brought here from Nashua, Lowell and
Berwick. How differently was Webster treated
nor partiality shown.''
Another correspondent, under date of Saturday,
says the prisoners q have gone trout-fshing! 1t
should be remembered that these men are charged
with an offense which is not bailable.
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POPULATION OF SPRINGFIELD. The population
OF Springfield, under the new census, is IL ,39O-o
whom 55l9 are males, and ssh females. There
are 2S78 families. In 1913, Cbicopee, with popula
ton of 1912, was set off from the town,-the popula
ton, then, without Chcopee, was II ,S2S, or two les.
than now.
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NCoNGRESS.
WEDNFsDAy Inn

WEDNESDAY, June &C.
SENATE. Mr., Foote offeredAa resolution inquir-
ing if the President had appointed Mr. Nunroe to or
game civil or military government, or had instruct
ed HIM to aid In forming government in New Mex
leo.
Mr. Foote boldly charged President Taylor with
usurpation He said the proceedings were shame
fu and would bring on civil war; Mr. Webster and
others objected to the consideration OF the resou-
ton, when, on motion, it was laid over.
The compromise bill was taken up.
MIR Douglas, of Illinois, spoke at length princi-
pally in reply to Mr. Soue's arguments, where Mr.
Soule had referred the reversion to the State Of
California ofthe public domain there. Mr. Douglas
denied that California had ever set up any such
claim that there was any danger that the United
States should so lose its title.
Mr. Webster said that he wished to submit some
remarks to the Senate on the proprety of admitting
California under her present constitution, but an ex-
ecutve session being desired, postponement until
tomorrow was agreed to-
House. Mr. Stanton, of Tenn, asked the con-
sent ofthe House to introduce resolution inquiring
into the New Mexico affair. Mr. Otis objected.
The Iowa disputed election was considered, and
voluminous reports were taken up and read
MIR Strong chairman fthe committee on elections
then took the floor, and was followed by Mr. Thomp-
son, from Kentucky, in support of the minority re-
port and in favor of the contestants claim
Mr. Mcdonald then took the floor, in support Of
the majority report At O'Clock he gave way to a
motion for adjournment.
THURSDAY, June 81.
SENATE. Mr. Atchison introduced bill grant
ing the right of way and lauds for railroad from 81
Louis to the western limits of Missouri.
The supplementary Census BILL was passed.
Mr.. Foot's resolution offered yesterday respecting
New Mexico, was modified and adopted
| The House resumed the consideration of the Iowa
contested election case. McGaughey alluded to the
matter of the missing poll book
| Mr. Thompson, the sitting member repealed the
charge that he had denied the taking possession
of it. He had only denied the suffciency of testi
mony. McGaughey replied, and said that Thomp
| son ought to be expelled on his own admission
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MAINE. Two more unsuccessful ballotngs were
had IN the Maine House of Representatives on Tues
day, and five in the Senate to elect q. S. Senator
but all was of no avail In the Senate, out of thr-
iyyotes, Hanlin received only 49, In the House
the highest number Of votes resevedby Hamlin was
IS, in poll Of lat.
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ID The Boston papers publish detailed accounts Of
the Rail Road celebration at Burlington. They con.
tain nothing Of special interest. We apprehend the
gathering was not so large expected. One ac-
count states that third of the seats at the table
were filled, and it is said of those resent the ladies
greatly predominated. The sickets were IS each to
admit gentlemen and two ladies'
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EB- correspondent of the Minnesota Pioneer,
writing from Fort Gaines says that he had just
pile of snakes, forty-fve in number, which had been
killed by two young girls Of that place. The girls
messing, but it turned out to be shaking expedi-
ton.
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G9 The Nantucket Inquirer contradicis the report
ed copatnershp in business between Barker Burne Of
Nantucket, and r. N. Berry of Boston, at San Fran
cisco. Mr. Burnel's partners are Jacob W. Stout,
and J. B. Bridsman.
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GH- company of New York and Maine men have
purchased three hundred thousand Of wild land in
West Virginia. the Guyandott river, and have sent
on company of worknen to erect six dams, with locks
and piers upon the river, to render it boatabIe.
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A. MARSH.

SUCCESSOR TO c. LORINGA
RETURNS his sincere thanks to the puE-
az II lie for their liberal patronage. and soleits
~ @ VT continuance Of the same Having enlarp-
Y ~ cd his Sales Room, for the better accommo-
dalton OF his customers he offers for sale ali kinds of
bhAss ana WOOD INSTRUMENTS with an extensive
assortment Of SHEET MUSIC. = 800 ~ N
Attachment. 1 wy ~
~ All kinds of Wood and Brass Instruments TO LET.
June ~ dwistf
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EB E. N. Tucker has received the June number of
Blackwood's Magazine. The reputation of this old
and deseryedy popular periodical is well sustained BY
the present number, and again cordially recommend
to all who desire to be possessed of Magazine Of
acknowledged ability and interest
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GD- man named Ferguson, Pleasant Ferguson
shot Francis M. Spain dead, at Waterproof, La, be-
caase he accidentally struck him in the face with
whip. Spain apologized abundantly but it was of nc
use
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ID The Evening Post describes Senator Dickinson's
speech at New YorA by quoting from David Copper.
field Steerforth's description of the Yarmouth coun-
try,-'Look to the right and you might see flat with
good deal of marsh in it; look to the left and YOU
might the same; look to the front and you might
find difference; look to the rear and there is
stin''
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DIR. MOSES P. CLARK AND WIFE ACQUITTED.
The trial Of these parties, for causing the death ofMss
c. L.Adams at Lawrence, resulted in verdict of ac-
quta, the evidence of Taylor, the girls seducer who
the chief government witness, rendering any de-
fence unnecessary. Ii is stated that he will probably
be prosecuted for perjury.
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gg- Rufus Choate went passenger in the Steamship
Canada from Boston for Liverpool on Wednesday,
The Canada had 10 passengers for Liverpool, and -
for Halifx-Total 90. She took ont $2,700 in gold
dust 70
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G5f- A MIR. Cooper, Of Monroe, supposed to have
been lost at the burning Of the Griffith has arrived al
his home. He not only saved himself by swimming
but carried little girl-a servant girl--with him.
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CINCINNATI, June 26. Davidson, the police
officer, who was stabbed by medical student named
Walker, at the circus few nights since, died yes
terday
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GT' The Southern Convention at Nashville has
been succeeded By the Cholera There were six cases
and three deaths on the 18th, and three new cases ~
the 2lst. u1f gas a
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EY' In New York, last Saturday, the Banks had
$l0,l1l 900 in specie, and the SubTreasury $685.
900, total l3, 726000, which is larger than has
been on deposit there at one time in many years.
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DAMAGE TO THE WHEAT CRoP. The wheat
crop in Carolina and adjoining counties in Virginia
is almost entirely destroyed by the rust.
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C1y- Miss Frederika Bremen arrived AT Philadelphia
Tuesday morning, last week, in the Steamship Osprey,
from Charleston. w.
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o. NEW MUSIC STORE. IN
q. M. LORlMG. $3.50

NOT SUCCESSOR TO c. LORING,
nut ONE THE SAME soRT)
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the musical
W world generally that he has taken the
store EOS Main Street, Butman Row,
where VIII be found splendid stock Of MUSICAL IN
SHIPMENTS in every Variety where Military Bands can
be supplied either sale or 10 let.
Also, splendid selection of SHEET MUSIC, MUSICAL
BOOKS, etc
The store being airy and particularly adapted their
yenlence. DIFF June 2s
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BIBLES.

COMPREHENSIVE COMMENTARY of,ho 11o,, nal.
" ~ IN 81 SIX * voinmesICOTTAGE BIBLE, in vols
DOMESTIC BIBLE now publishing in 25 numbers a, o.
Genus eaCh with WO Wood Cuts, Notes Reaections etc
FAMILY, PEW, and POCKET BIBLES. of eye nv Va.
rlety, for sale at the totUest prices by ' Va
June 20 eod5t S. A. ROWLAND, l43 Man.st
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~ The Merchants Exchange of New York is e
De sold at auction on the 29th inst II rents for $50,
600 year Its mortgages and other liabilities amount
o$964,OOO
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G1" Hobbs, of Malmesbury, used to say, "If had
read as many books as other persons, should probably
know as little
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DRowEED. Mr.. John Brooks, merchant late Of
Boston, and formerly Of Princeton, Mass, drowned
May 29th, in attempting to swim across the Chagres
river. He was on his way to California.
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"GREEEwooD SoSG," is very beautiful piece of
music, in Do by our townsnan b. d. Alien, dedicated
TO Miss Catharine Nash. It is published by J. Prem
tiss, 81 Washington ST. Boston.
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a TWENTY DOLLAR, and Three Dollar Bill nm the
worcester Bank The finder will be suitably reyvari
STObF 1s the same with the subscriber the CITY
y IN 90 i'A 4"aih street. j. S. FINKHAM
""iiS ~
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THE PUBLIC LANDS. If the public lands are
to be given away to every body who has ever been
concerned in any of the wars of the country, we
shall be In favor of extending the beralty to those
who staid at home and paid the taxes Ifthis Iegs-
aton is to prevail it is plain that no further revenue
can be derived from the public lands; and as we
cannot see why man who has been engaged in war
land been paid for i'll is any better entitled to a
gratuity of this kind, than man who has been en-
gagged in peaceful occupations, we think it best to
put them all upon level, and to give the land in
suitable quantities to all who will settle upon them
Prom Tour
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Princes Liqmial Rluc.

a FRESH LOT in bottles of various sizes inst receved
a and ana Tor sale by LEWIS T. LAZELL Apothecary
Je2sdw3wis POI Main-st, 4 doors north Am Hoiise
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- Colonel Benton, in a recent speech in the U.
s. Senate, INDUCED ii some striking "reminiscences
relative to Virginia, which strongly illustrate the
change that has taken place, not in this state only,
but in the elder states generally:
''AIy opposition to the extension of Slavery said
Mr. Benton, dates farther back than l844-forty
years farther back and this is suitable time for
general declaration, and sort ofgeneral conscience
delivery, will say that my opposition to it dates
from 1904, when was student at law in the State
of Tennessee and studied the subject of African sav-
cry in an American book-a Virginia book-Tucll-
er's edition of Backstone's Commentaries And
here it is (holding up volume, and reading from the
title page}: 'tBlackstone's Commentaries; with
Notes of Reference to the Constitution and Laws Of
the Federal Government of the United States and of
the Commonwealth of Virginia With an appendix
to each volume, &c, &c. By St George Tucker,
Professor Of Law in the University of William and
Mary, and of the Judges of the General Court in
Virginia. In this American book-this Virginia
edition ofan English work. found my principles on
the subject of slavery. Among the short tracts In
the appendices in one of 80 pages in the appendix to
the first volume, second part, which treats of the
subject of African slavery in the United States with
total condemnation Of the institution, and plan
for its extinction in Virginia.
''In that woill-in that school-that old Virginia
school, which was taught to reverence found
my principles on slavery and adhere to them. ]
in the whole essay except the remedy -grad-
ual emancipation-and find in that remedy the dan
ger which the wise men of Virginia then saw and
dreaded but resolved TO encounter, because it was
to become worse with time-the danger to both ra-
ces from so large a emancipation. The men of thai
day not enthusiasts fanatics they
men and philosophers They knew that the eman-
cipation of the black slave was not mere question
between master and slave-not question ofproperty
merely-but question of white and black between
races-and what was to be the consequence to eacf
race from larger emancipation. And there the
wisdom, not the philanthropy, of Virginia balket
more than fifty years ago; and there the wisdom o
| America baks now. And here find the largest OBJ
lection to the extension of slavery-to planting it il
new regions where it does not now exist The in
durability Of the eUiL is the greatest objection to tn
extension Of slapery. 1t is wrong for the egslato
| to inflct an evil which can be cured; how mucl
to infict one tiat is ncurable and against thu
will of the people who to endure it for ever
quarrel with one for supposing slavery blessing
| deem it an evil, and would neither adopt it nor i'm
pose it on Others Yet | am STAKEHOLDER, anc
among the few members of Congress who hold slave
| in this district
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DIED.
IN Shrewsbury, June 18th, Mr. Abijah Drury. 81.
NOTICE.
Wanted ImnediafeIy-
sWOaaCN EOSgI

'IWo MEN to drive Ok Teams. None but exnerence,
hands need apply. Inquire at this Office az Ioe
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THE New LAND BILL. The correspondent of
the New York Commercial says of the land bill be-
fore the House of Representatives
Ii is the most sweeping agraran measure that has
ever been seriously urged upon Congress by any
spectacle number of members. 1t provides bounty
land for the services of all engaged for three months
upward in the campaigns of Wayne against the
Western Indians, from 1892 TO 1885; for those who
served for like periods in the last with England
and for the heroes of the Florida war from 1885 to
1912; and makes no distinctions whether the per-
sons to be benefited by it, either by themselves or
their representatives, were regulars, militia or vol
unteers 1t is utterly impossible to estimate, with
even an approach to correctness the quantity of pub
lie land that will be absorbed in these Donations be-
cause 1t will be impossible to afix any limit to the
frauds which would be committed under such law.
Some estimates assign forty millions of acres as
the smallest amount of land that would be required
10 carry the measure into effect
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DIR. BENZ. HAYWOOD
HAS REMOVED his Office TO No. I65 Main Stroa.
June 25 A.,
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Worcester County (South DivIsion Anti
Slavery Society.
Aquartery meeting this Society viii he held in nj C
sioNE on Saturday eUeaing and Sunday June 80 and 3o
Aoe advocates OF the cause will be present and general
attendance of members and friends is invited s'
The meeting will be held in DARLING,s UArr N,u;u
village; on Saturday and Sunday evenings and at HAL
stone during the day on Sunday nun
EFFlNGHAM L. CAPRON President
~ - ""ANE, secretary DIV June 49,
PURE SODA WATER,
WITH GREAT VARIETY OF SYRUps
DRAWN At ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
so Tickets for One Dollar.
L. 7. LAZELL, Apothecary, 28I MAIN STREET
dwSwis
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North and for myself love 70 the Union and attachment
to the constitution This believe 10 be the feeling OF
the country at large We may differ as to the best means
OF securing common end. but let US differ in the spirit
OF friends and not OF foes. Let gather in here II we
can as to one common centre, not the harsh md dis
cordant but the kindly feelings OF countrymen III
the ship be among breakers, the need that pilots
and helmsmen be calm the need that they have an
eve steady to the Union and the consutonhose only
beacon-lights which can save from wreck the hopes
and happiness Of millions that are. and the millions that
are 10 be.
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rLAGETT DoDsoN have the pleasure Of announcing 70 the
liens % n, ria and their
with hers no 70 specify Just been added 70
ed very and good
,ne Y 3 have been very careful n the seee
invited assuring that the prices shall reasonable
% s same goods can ee sss any aS AZ who
with call VIII be quite equal to that Of all who see 'hem
Pink blue Berlin Dresden and Marseics toilet quilts,
% .sss and '
white, blue and white bud and white and white 81 and
new style ball hnges o match all the coors.
Tides for 'os, tables s sss psno Stools and cake or
Double satin dama.s mess and tea table cloth. BY
napkin. and Soi:. .
unique things q me kind kind ever seen =. md
&C. and s' ioa ssasSsa and brown Russia .hsen
Do. do Hamilton long cloth cotton sheeins
as German pillow and bolster linens,
hne heavy and cheap
DO. do. English long cloth cotton DO.
diaper oweln Our assortment Of these goods superb
20 @ e
content In the use Of This article .-
Circular and sbIOns wine or fruit cloths with doie' 20 MATCH very
na. embossed cloth piano and Table
designs colors, width from n. 70 Q g.
L es os s snS sa
window shades supeb painted in boque and sim
French and English aabesque and delicate
Very figured heavy damask for dancing or cumb
window cornices brackets match.
Velvet aps.y Slass. do Brussels spy ingram, and venian
o cloth. for oo and general assortment Of India mains and
Hoa.sseeper. win nd no dcuI in being furnished win all the
''s1'''e' ~ '''''' '' cLAcETT q DoDsoN,
March Is-4wa,awif TuThssl y
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CARD.
yNi.naa and l.Iux,

Wines and LqUsrs. .H4
HE undersigned would respectfully can attention his stock OF
i WINES AND Liquors.
by him for obtaining from abroad all wnes
&c purity, longer experience the business,
direct personal knowledge with the var
Europe than other
city afford for the character and quality Of
all articles sold by him.
arrangements OF his and vaults such make
fact the substitute for the cellar every
small assorted lots Of choice for
special supplied the shortest with wines
including OF France and Ger
many, usually 10 be obtained here. g
COUNTRY TRADE supplied wholesale prices on most favor
able terms N#
CLUBS win their advantage order from the sub
scrber.
command the best Of table wines at very low
Of wines and liquors, FOR Gull
NARY PURPOSES
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, and others at
distance, supplied (and have them by sPACkAGE
ExPREsS,n FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, &C., for table,
OF SORTS at the shortest notice.
by addressing their orders, through The post ofhce 70
JACOB SNYDER, jr.,
Importer Wines &C., 10 Walnut street, Philadelphia
ySEGARs importation from Havana, Of various sorts
SO $40 tousand and sold
single box cheaper than al other store In the city,
Jan24-dAcply.