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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14
GREAT BARGAINS AT
FENNO 81 SONS JEWELRY STORE.

i n.
500 HAVING completed taking account of Stock,
STN and marked down many articles below the orig
e. Ia nal cost we Offer in order 10 reduce our
@.2 large stock of Watches Jewelry, Plated and Bri
tannia Ware, Cutlery, Pistols Hunting and shng Appa
ratus Optical and Mathematical Instruments, Combs Rich
Fans, Feather Busters Hair Brushes Permery and Far
cy Goods, in endless variety, at EXTREMELY LON
PRICES.
As stock is the largest of the kind in the city, pur
chasers will find this opportunity supply them
selves with many desirable articles Greater Bargains
than ever before offered in Worcester.
VIM. ID. FENNO & SON, 166 Main st.
N. B.-Watches and Jewery repaired by experienced
workmen only, and warranted to give satisfaction.
marl-dwstf
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Central Lumber Yard.

THE subscriber has hand assortment of all the
i rious kinds Of Lumber which he will sell low RS Il
be bought in the city. Also shingles of all the different
qualities as low they be bought in Boston. Clap
boards Pine and Spruce.
1r Corner of Central and Union streets. Worcester
febl dwisSmos- EDWIN CHAPLIN.
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300

TWO hundred different styles of Pant stus just received
| from the importers of New York and Boston, and the
manufacturers OF our country. large number OF
choice patterns of French fancy and Black Doesns which
very desirable In fact this stock OF Pant gocds for
and variety has never been equalled IN ms CITY,
- n n Ii IUDsONiS No. Flngg Block,
marll-eod4w Opposite Contra. Hotel.
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Starch,
FRUIT TREES. &c.

FRUIT TREES, &c.
sz@4ns THE WORCESTER NURSERY
#s5SfSsE I now well stocked with large variety
1xfE9aE Il of the best sorts ofApples, Pears Plums
Cherries Peaches, Apricots Necarines
---~.S4z-- Ounces, English Gooseberries, Choice
Strawberries, Dutch Currants, Antwerp and other Rasp
berries, Grape Vines, &C.
This Nursery is of the es in Massachusetts, and
the collection of Fruits cultivated embraces nearly al
the varieties of established regulations and the proprietor
constantly adding such kinds possess superior excel
lence and worthy of cultivation in this climate
The collection of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR
TREES extensive, and include all the best varieties now
much cultivated.
ALSO-a great rdriety of
ORNAaE NTAL TREES AND SHRUBS
Baam FRS Norway Spruce and other Evergreens Scotch
Larch European Mountain Ash, Horse Chestnuts Weep
ing willows. Linden and Tulip Trees neysuckies and
most other varieties suitable for this latitude and esteemed
for their beauty
Arbor Vita, Buck Thorn Privet, &C., for he dyes.
fine collection of ROSES, PE0NIES, DAHLIAS.
B0RD FLOWERS. SC, &c.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb Pie Plant, &c.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety,
BUDS and SCIONS, of large variety of choice frnit
can also be furnished. Also, GRATING HAX of supe-
rior quality.
u EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS suita
Bile for transplanting.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply. Orders
promptly attended to- and Trees, &c. PACKED safely
any distance SAMUEL IL. COTTON,
Worcester, Sd mo- dw6w Proprietor.
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TO BE SOLD

For the Most that it will Bring!!
COUNTRY Merchants Southern or Western Merchants,
~ California Merchants, any body else. who would like
TO buy quantity of ef -
YOUTHS AND CIIILDRENs' CLOTHING,
their prices, invited look at lot which we
have on hand In overhpung and arranging our SPRING
and SU INNER GOODS preparatory 10 the Commencement
Of the Spring business, find very considerable amount
osock adapted to the approaching seasons which shop
worn, questionable, and for various reasons, unsaleable
il being thing which be avoided in manufacturing
and retailing the immense Of Boys Clothing which
/. annually produced at establishment These goods
have been separated from the principal stock, arranged
separate room and will be sold without regard to cost
#fM OLIVER HUDSON & co.,
BOYS, CLOTHING ESTABLIsHMENT,
-s ..n-gl.ss No. Brattle, near Court St., Boston.
mm7-dw2m m b tseniaa.sa iarsnts flli - .sil &
nt seaItA lssH f HNl ~ t'sa 7
rris fff .eIJfN E5cas 1fvhE3
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Notice.

TIME members of the Worcester County Horticultural
Society hereby notified that meeting Of said So
ciety will be holden the Office OF the State Mutual Life
insurance Company, "Wednesday, March 26th at 10
A. NJ, hear Report Of the Committee appointed TO
build Hail. and thereon and transact any other
business that may lawfully come before the meeting,
Per order, JOHN GRAY, secy.
Worcester. March ~, 1851. marl2-dwt26
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House and Lot for Sale.

House and Lot for Sale.
Ia ONE of The desirable locations in the city of
jill Worcester, situated Lincoln street, the late esi-
dence of ARENAS Ward, Esq, sing of about
two acres of land, with dwelling house, barn, and
good wells OF wafer Aso large variety of choice Fruit
Trees.
The estate will be sold al bargain, applied for soon.
For further particulars and terms apply to WILLIAM NJ.
BlCKFORD or DANIEL WARD.
Worcester, March IL, 1851. marl2-dlw&wtf
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Only 25 Cents

Only rs Cents
OR bottle ofDr. Langey's Sarsaparila, Yellow Dock
Il Wild Cherry, Dandeion Root, Prickly Ash Bark,
Rhubarb 1900
Root and Herb Bitters.
The greatest medicine for the least money in the wor
For Coughs and Colds Jandce, Billions Indigestion Head
ache Loss Of Appetite bad humor in the bloo &c. and
for the Liver Complaint which almost everybody is oub
led withths medicine can't he beat One bottle will tell
than whole newspaper. Always sale, never does
hurt but always good.
Uf Sold by all the Druggists in the city and county OF
Worcester, and al wholesale by Jas Greene Worcester
mar6-dw3moswis*
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New Centre Of Attraction,
AT THE
CENTRAL CLOTHES WARE HOUSE.
No. Il Merchanfs, RnHv.

INHE Subscribers having formed co-partnershp under
Il the of WARDEN d DUDLEY, and secured the
above weknown and familiar Stand recently occupied
by T. A. Clark, would most respectfully call the attention
Ofhe inhabitants of Worcester and vic nifty to their extern
sive stock of Fashionable READY MADE CLOTHING,
made order expressly for the Retail Trade, and COM
prisng complete and general assortment OF
and Boys wes ug apparel which and will be sod al
prices defy competition The public will also bear in
mind the fact rt Stocks entirely new and fresh,
ected with the greatest care and safely say that it
gives the public finer opportunity of securing better bar
gain than has ever been offered.
share OF public patronage solicited, Mottow
be Quick Sales and small Profits and highest
aim to please each and every who will favor with
call. Mr. Dudley thankful for past avors from his many
customers the Custom Department while in the employ
of Charles E. Schof Co.. of Boston, would solicit
tnuance of their patronage as he may be found at has
stand ready and willing TO take thei measures he has
done formerly
CENTRAL CLOTHES WARE HoUsE. No. Merchants
Row, directly in front ofWorcester House.
febIl-d&wtAl. WARDEN d. DUDLEY.
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NO. 8 MERCHANTS ROW.
NO. 8

WTTHERBEE g. PARTRIDGE,
VETHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in READY MADE
w CLOTHING, wher; may be found a good assert
ment of Clothing of all descriptions worn, their
Manufacture, which ey will sell low can be obtained
at aLy other establishment of the kind.
We have also added to Stock Of Clothing, carefully
selected Stock of Cloths, consisting oil
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Doe Skins and
Vestings, which we are prepared to make to order
in goo1 style be obtained any Merchant Taors
in this city.
We have been repeatedly solicited by former Patrons
to resume the Custom Department, and hitherto have
fused but have concluded enter the Arena again
and will those who will favor with their patron
age that will best endeavcrs give them salts
faction and hope receive Liberal share of Patronage
from old and tried friends and the Public generally.
We have also constantly hand full assortment o.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Shirts Bosoms, Collars
Cravats, Gloves, Pocket Handkerchief Under Clothing
Caps Umbrellas, &C., &c.
ID. F. WITHERBEE, s. II. PARTRIDGE,
No. Merchants Row.
Worcester, FeI. IT, febl7-d&w6w
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A Good Chance.

A Good Chance.
nor SALE, Fresh and Clean stock of WEST INDIA
IL GOODS and GROCERIES, with lease of Store for q
term Of years Possession given Immediately.
The above offers inducement any wishing
to engage in the West India Goods aud Grocery business
The situated the of Central and Summer
streets, with good of business Inquire at No. IS
Central street.
Worcester, March 8, 1851. marl0-dw;f
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Ten Hundred.

MORE than thousand different styles OF Rich Vet
NI ngs making the most complete assortment ever offer
ed In this market Vests made from the above varying in
prices from $500 to $1,000
HUDSON No. | Flag Block,
mari -eod4w Opposite Central Hotel
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CUMBERLAND
Semi-Bituminous Coal.

FROM THE "FROSTBLRG MINESn MD.
TNHE undersigned prepared to contract for the dev
cry ofhe above Coal the coming season. shipboard
at Alexandria and Baltimore, ports in New England
The acknowledged superiority of this Coal for steam and
general mufacuring purposes (rem experiments recent
y made) and the low price at which is offered,
ders il the desirable and economical coal in
GEO BENT a. CO.,
Agents for the " Frostburg Coal Co."
2-ds1m-2aw2m No. Central wharf,
Boston.
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w A N T S, &C.
Wanted.

GENERAL girls to do housework One where the work
- is light. AlsO-a young in Grocer, Store, and
man TO work painting. Apply at the General Agency
Office, No 24 Front st. marlO-dtf
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Wanted.

A SITUATION in store, in out of this CITY, by a
n young man who has had long experience in coun
try store. Apply at this office.
Worcester, Jan. 81. iap21-dtf
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Co-partnership Notice
Caution.

WHEREAS my wife, Ellen Lynch, has left my bed and
w board without any good cause, hereby caution all
marl3-d3ts JOHN LYNCH.
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Cheap Cash Grocery Store.

VIE Subscribers having remodeled the Store on Pleas
L mt-hrst from Main street-are prepared to offel
heir friends an entire new Stock Of FAMILY GROCE
RlES We adopt the CASH SYSTEM, and ONE PRICE
enabling US to sell at a small advanve from cost.
decl9--w3tdeodtf H. GRIFFIN r. Co
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Wanted.

1.-THE Cottage ITO Main St 500 daily in Exchange fol
IA Boots, Shoes Rubbers, Hats, Caps and Umbrellas
Good bargains may be expected. DANIELS & CO,
IeDII-du Cottage Ito Main st.
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Wanted,
Lackawanna Coal in First Hands.

LacKaWanna Goal III FlrSL hanU5.
TIME Hudson River open TO Rondou aud the subsc
Ter is prepared to sell Coal in hand, delivered on
board vessels eithe. Rondout New York City, at re-
daeed prices and reasonable freights.
Conditions of SALE and circular prices for the largely in
creased production of l65 and If the LIST of May
will be fixed early date and will be arranged as TO
make II the interest of purchasers attend to them.
ALFRED WRIGHT Agent for
Providence, Mar. IL, 1851. Del & Hudson Coal Co.
mar 10 DIT
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Stuart's Sugars.

~ bbs stuarts Refined and Extra Refined Sugars and
~ syrup just received and for sale by the barrel or in
less quantities, By GRIFFIN Il CO...
marlO.eod6t Pleasant street.
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JaDaned Tins.

Ii colors for Side egns &C.. for sale at the lowest
"a prices, at No. "a Washington Square, near Western
Railroad depot.
mar4d6m SAMUEL C. WHITE.
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Fresh Bermuda Arrow Root.
Large quantity of the above just received and for sale
N at the lowest prices by 11
L. t. LAZELL, Apothecary,
feb2--dw3wis hNtfa pol Main street.
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Cottage for Sale.

~ A well furnished Cottage on Chandler street, co
iaaA tanning rooms. Apply to
ALONZO WOODCOCK,
feb27-dtA1 Upon the premises
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Shoemakers. Attention !

ENTANTED, fifty Shoemakers to work on kin and thcl
w Blogans Also several Filters. Ike highest price
| and constant employment. Apply to
mari-df b. BOTS, IS Front street.
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Sheet Zinc, spelter, Banca and Roofing Tin
NOR sale by
ID mar4-dw2m c. FOSTER & co.
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. Farm On Shares.
Wet Nurse
Wanted,

4 SITUATION in a Grocery Store, by young man whC
~ can give the best references and has had expert
enee IN the business Apply j. II. BANCROFT, No.
Central Exchange. feb27-dtf
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FOR SALE and to LET
House for Sale.

Ia THE subscriber will sell, if applied for soon the
isi House he occupies Pleasant street, and lot with
same-54 feet font and ll3 feet deep. desirable
situation and well known need further description
feh28-distf BENJAMIN BUFFUM.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-05

Of and against the passage Of law al
lowing its constructiou-and ii only re-
mains to add, that upon view of the
whole case, il appears clearto the under
signed, that the construction of a bridge
as proposed, would do the interests con-
cerned in navigating these waters more
injury than it would do good to the own
ers of the railroad, or the owners of prop
erty transported thereon aud therefore
he asks to be discharged from the fur
thcr consideration Of ,he subject"
Mr.. Dart, also member of the rail-
road committee, presented report in
favor Of the contemplated construction.
and concluded by asking leave to intro>
duce a bill for the construction OF a
bridge across Lake ChampIain at Rouse's
Point.
Mr.. Owen, member Of the railroad
committee, also reported against the CON
struction of a bridge, Among the rea>
sons adduced by him against the cons
slruction Of bridge at that point, were
the following: That it would great,
impede the navigation, and also the com
mcrcc of the lake, which comes down
through our canals to our own markets
- that the bridge would render useless
the national fort, which would be situa-
ted between the bridge and the Canada
line-that il would render useless the
lake TO American vessels in time of wal
that it would oblige western people tc
pay tolls to British vessels instead OF our
own canals, and operate as n transfer OF
the carrying trade from the American
vessels 10 those of foreign nation.
After some little debate, tie Railroad
CommilIee was discharged from the fur
ther consideration of the subject The
opponents Withdrew their objections. and
Mr.. Dart was unanimously allowed to
introduce his bill, which is to be Gcled
upon hereafter.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-05
For the Miill'bury Register.
Highway. 10. /.


In these days Of divers Inventions aud
projects, by the curious and scientific,
such as Palne's hight" aerial ma.
chimes" cnniempailous Of navigating
the air with steam ships" procuring
from the soil and atmosphere, ailments
for the sustenance of animal life without
waiting for the slow and uncertain proc
ess Of vegetation" &c, a thought has
occurred TO me, whether some ordinary
improvements might ani be suggested, hy
the less curious and scientific, that would
be of some Importance, not only to the
curious and scientific but to the masses
that are not. The writer OF this article
has for some time thought of proposing
some Improvements in the method OF ex-
pending the money raised for the pur-
pose OF raking and repairing highways;
but has been deferred by the too gene,
rally received notion, that every thing
that is to be done by way Of conveyance,
mast be done by steam, aerial machines,
or in some mysterious way, in order To
be entitled TO, or receive any favorable
notice.
But since the establishment Of our
railroad, and the successful running Of
the cars thereon, the strong desire olour
CITIZENS to see the operation, aud to avail
themselves of the advantages of it, IN
traverslng the country, for pleasure. to
wish their friends, to speculate with their
capital, and to transport their staple COM
moGllIes to the best markets | have
taken courage, from the fact, that |
think every one must see that good roads
are irdispensaby necessary, in order that
we may get ourselves and commodities
safe 10 the station-hons, ;, in season for
the cars
Public highways are public properly
property of the government-and as
such should be held as sacred as any
other property belonging to tie public
or government. Every individual who
wishes to avail himself Of the use orthis
kind of public property, has a moral and
LEGAL right to demand of the government
good and safe roads, aud the govern
ment are under legal and moral obhga-
TONS to provide such roads. But is 1t
not fact that on the subject Of roads,
we are rather dormant that our roads
are universally bad in many respects
in short, are not what they should be ?
aud has not the time now July cume
when something must be done to give an
impetus to this sutI-ct, and something
that will result in a saIu,ary Improvement,
both as To the character of our roads,
and to the retreuchmeut OF the expense,
of making!
As design to give two or three brief
articles on this subject, | reserve tor the
next, my proposition for a change in the
method of expanding the revenue proyi.
ded by law for the purpose Of making
and repairing highways.
4 CITIZEN
Middlebury, Jan. 81, 1851.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-05

IL We saw, few days siutc, very
fine set OF artificial teeth, manufactured
partly on anew principle, the upper sci be-
ing kept in place by means ofatmospheric
pressure, through a little air chamber in
the plates fitted lothe roof of the mouth.
They were the work of DIX. N. llARRis,
of this place, whose skill aud experience
in his profession, are well known to many
of our readers, aud whose services we
commend to all, who have occasion lc
employ a dentist.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-05

Wall street was thrown into very pleas
ant cNclnment Yesterday afternoon by the
sudden disappearance. at a critical hour, Of
Il gentleman who had been for some months
quite liberal Spectator in the nuctuaiing
commodities Of tina: noted thoroughfarc. Tie
gentleman who has seen fit thus suddenly to
deprive his family, fiicn1s, and brother
swindlcrs Of the pleasure of his company aud
60 operation is from one of the best families
in this State, and was formerly one Of the
most wealthy and respectable membcs Of
New York society; but be had met with
many reverses Of fortune within few years,
whleh had let him down several pegs in the
social scale lie has done a good thiny %
by his last operation" having sacked "
s 1000, and made "clcan run Of H."
These quotatcd phrases are among the per
savings Of Wall-st and would be highly an
prcciatrd there, especially 10y those who.c
purses contributed to make up the $1,000
aforementioned always internally enjoy
the losses Of the rascally Wall-st. operators
They ate all alike, except that one OCCASION
ally proves little sharper than his fellows
So | hope the losers ia this case will never
recover dime Of their money.
The ATLANTIC has not yet been heard
from. The public mind is painfully excited
in regard to her unlookcd-for and unprccc-
denied delay. She will never reach thi,
port-so say all the knowing ones.
Truly yours, o.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-05
XXXIst CONGRESS.

MONDAY, Jan. p.
The SENATE took MP The bin loasrerian
and settle private land claims in California
The bill was introduced by Nr. Fremont
early in the session Mr.. Gwin moved n
substitute for Mr.. Fremonts bill, which
was agreed to in Committee OF the Whole
When the bill was reported 10 he SENATE.
Nr. Benton offered substitute for M
/ OWNS substitute. and al substitutes, and
the OF iginal bill. we're then referred to the
Judiciary Committee, which reported back
new bill. The question was on agree
mo to ,he substitute reported BY The Com-
nittee on he Judiciary.
Mr. BcrrieH explained the substitute
NJ Genion said re had pointed out the
detects of ,,r. OWNS bill, and the defects
were so elaring that the acihor Of it him
self moved its reference TO a committee
For inriy-,ix years the f2hllc Land Noni-
miitee had charge of this business, but now
it was sent to the distinguished Coh.mliiee
on judiciary. The bin reported by ins
Committee was worse than clear act of
conliscalion. TIE Committee had been
denlorably and caamilonsly unfortunate.
Where MIR. Owns bill was had they had
made il wors c, wherever il was good, they
have struck that out, and when the bill was
neither good nor bad they have originated
something infinitely worse than before heard
of.
Mr.. Benton proceeded at great lengih in
critical examination OF The bill reported by
The Committee, and announced the alon-
ton of making lis errors manifest IN detail
by motions TO strike out and insert.
Mr.. Berrien rejoined and showed that
| this bill only carried out in detail and with
precision the provisions of FremonVs bill,
Mr., Benton was surprised that the dis
iinguished lawyer from Georgia should at
tempt TO shelter his bunders behind pa
per drawn up by young man who perhaps
had never read any law. lie pointed Out
some bIunders in The bill which Mr.. FIRE.
mont could never have made.
MIR. Beriirn sHil he had no desire 10 shell
ter himself behind the absent Senator from
California, nor !he present one from Mis-
souri,, A. to the charge Of laundering anc
other denunCiaiions contained in the court,
phrase which the Senator from Missouri
accustomed himself to use, he would ans
wer il by stating lhalhe did not believe The
Senator from Missouri comprehendrd ih'
provisions of the bill about which he wa
talking. Adjourned.
IlousE-Mr HARRISON Of Georgia ask
ell. hui did not obtain leave, to inlrodure
JOINT resolution in further explanation O
the bounty land law of last september
The Secretary of the Interior, he said, ha
decided that, 10 obtain the hcneiil Of lhl
law, persons must actually have served II
wars, whereas Mr. HARRISON proposed tina
} those who were mustered, hut we're not il
actual hoslilites, shall be entitled to il
benefits, they having been absent from 'he'
names. And this, he contendedi was III
, intention OF the law.
, A motion that the River and Harhor o'l
} be made the special order Of the day 10
Tuesday next, WINS objected to. To 'es
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-05

CoNGREss.-The proceedings in Congress,
last week, possess considerable interest, as
our readers will notice from the pretty full
report in our present number. So far as the
Tariff ia concerned, the prospects are not us
good as we could wish. There is chance,
however, for some important improvements,
10 be introduced as amendments to MIR.
WIsTnRor's AppraisOment bill.-We trust
the House will not yield the free circulation
of county newspapers--a provision in the
Cheap Postage bill which the Senate wishes
stricken out. 1t only needs little Grmness
on their part to save this portion Of the bill