THE RUMSELLER'S WORK
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young man 10 whom liquor had been
constantly sold by certain men in Lynn, Mass,
died, on Wednesday last, of dellrium uemens.
Two colored women, in Philadelphia, under
the influence Of intoxicating drinks sold 10
them BY men, who would be greatly offended


were we TO say they are ignorant--had fight
on Monday, when one was seriously injured
by stab from the other. An Irshman named
Doolan, bought liquor in Boston, last Satur-
day, drank it, and fell from the third story of
an unfinished building, TO his great hurt of
course but the rumseller is still al his shop,
ready to prepare the poor Irishman or any 9th
ar customer for worse fall. Six persons were
fised on Tuesday, by Mayor Swift. at Phila


dslphia, for being drunk in The streets but the
groggery, the prime cause ofthe disturbances,
was not spoken Of. The sellers at Brooklyn,
NY, furnished two men with rum. They
took il in at their mouths, and put themselves
into boat, which by their reeling was upset
and they were drowned. No blame attached
to those who sold The liquor, Of course! Law
ful business, thatl Catherine Brady IN the
same city, vas held 10 bail, The same