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City Furniture Ware House,
w. q hE. RAKI

W. ca kss BA "a EEk
M OGLD respectfully inform the citizens If The INV .,
worcester and vicinity and their former cuatomers
tha they nave opened large and.cOm nodious Rnons or
no. "a Main ST., corner Of Pleasant.
Ut inc hahuaclufe and sale Of all the LATEST Kinds of
PARL0R FURNITURE.
they nave constantly on hand, make at short potce
UT Lreen ana patterns Of Roseood Mahogany and
lete tee DlVANS and TABQURETS
Also me FRENCH Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS CON
slue'eu upon me most approved principles OF comfort
tas'e and durabiiy-a The arest pattern, of Americsn
CIAlHS-aso The French and e. ish patferns Wnt t.
ahd Ahtique--PARLOR CHAIRS of every stv1e.~ No
dentists, BARRIERS, and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS
TdI NH M.h ooln' rush, Damask, and lair Cloth
ner. ~ 9'''u nidH'
Also, general assortment Of
Seer ETARiES, BUREAUS.
Gehtre, Gard and Work TABLES-look and show Cases
Desks Hat Trees, What Nots, Tea POys &c 0'
Also entire sets CHAMBER FURNiTIRE
large assortment Of Cheap Furniture cane and wood
RAIN Leaf ana Hair M4TRESSES, made and restuf;d
Furniture rtpRred UarnfShed &c.
PULPIT ard other Church Furniture made 10 order
Upholstery and Carving
in all their braLches- Original designs for FIrnura IN,
ains and other Upholstery work. furnished far sing.
articles or suits OF rooms.
W 4 H. b. having leased for term of vears
large and convenient building, with extensive water
power attached, they command Iaces for The mannfac
lure OF Furniture unsurpassed by any in the State and
ds secured me services OF the experienced work
men, they are prepared TO execute all orders in their hs
ness with economy durability and patch They wnp
cal particular attention TO the of their manutacrng
al oil their Upholstery work. thus securing their custo
mefs articles wholly superior the Boston Auction fDr.
niture, which he sold twenty Der cent less Than
good article, particularly il shop worn and second hand
u Gentlemen about to furnish Hotels Board.
ing Houses or private residences, requested to call
Also, country Deaers will find it greatly 10 their advan
tnge to call before purchasing elsewhere
worcester, March Is Ie49. 70 dwtf
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msf, hfH GBIRDs EAT WORKING BEES Tho
M Rira mas been regarded as one OF the greatest
sss pIes Of the apiarisn in some situat ons from
JIiAet mat Is ardevourer of bees. wilson
~, ofnitnoiogist, suggested that the bird only
~ eq put the dfones. and never injured the work.
tsm pees. Some close observers have come 70
WI kaDe conclusion one Nfjfer .states. i.sst a..
~ me naeT W Fse Instruments or Tor his ser
~ IN sbs sepIcatioH Inc Gaivanic Battery.
AAsSg ~, df JOHN g. KNAPP
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HOUSE For SALE

IA 4 NEW and convenient Dwelling House. with
I'D "A two Tenemenis pleasantly located west of
@ Main Street, within five minutes walk of the City
Hail. and commanding ghul prospect of the city and
surrounding country. Terms liberal Inquire of II WILL
LIAAs, No. 2l8 Main Street, or of d. BROWN, No. S
Central Exchange dislf June 26,
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Reformed Practice Of Medicine.
DIR, q, q. FISHER

H
AIcGLD respectfully inform the inhabitants of this
w CITY and the surrounding country that he per
maneny located himself in the practice OF his profession,
at NO. 227 MAIN STREET, where he continues 10
effect permanent and speedy in the complcat-
ed and nveterae diseases of the Lungs and Blood BeS
eVlns, in common with the intelligent of every
nty that Nature has provided ample remedy in the vege
table kingdom for natures ills occidental
OF common life, he confines himself entirely vegetable
medicines leaving the old drug and system pass
quietly down to the oblivion OF forgotten Having
ecome thoroughly acquainted WITH and having long sue
eesstully prectsed the Indian ard xo,n apply,
ing Natures Remedies he faer kimSlf lhat cL cure
The most aggravated cases of the following Diseases
Consumption, and all pulmonary observation-disclosures
dieeases- Dyseniery and cholera inantun Spinal aec
uonsFever and White Swellings- scroiulous
Affections Cutaneous euptions and other diseases the
hloodChronic affections treated with untailing
lncers removed without the Of the knife wiki
saetyA irregularities OF the sexual system permanent
y cured.
FEMALE DISEASES, involving the origin of life, feated
practically and with invarabe The limits of this
Cad forbds the publication Ohundreds OF certificates and
testimonials he might exhibit and he would invite iuva
lids OF all classes seeking certain. permanent and safe
ree TO call at his Office No 1877 Main Street. up stairs)
Sign Of The dtan All post paid communca prompt.
y attended TO- Medicines put up by the month families
ABR 10 DIFF o. G. FISHER, M. d.
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- SIDNEY, New Jersey, July 10 le49
DR. A. H. CHRIsrIE-Dear Sir: You wish to know
of what has been the result my own case of the
application Of THE GALVANIC BEEF AND NECK
LACE. My reply is as follows: -s1N
For about wenty years had been suffering from Dys
pepsia Every year the symptoms became worse, nor
could obtain permanent reefrom anycourse Of medi
caltreatment whatever NV physicians were skilf and
excellent but here their prescriptions failed About
fourteen years since, in consequence OF frequent expo
sure to the weather. in the discharge of my pastoral du
ties become subject to severe Chronic Rheumatism
which Tor year after year, caused ndescribabe an
gnsh In the seyerer paroxysms the skill of my physi
clans sometimes afforded great relief; but this re.
he was only temporary Farther: in the winter of AS
and 40 in consequence of preaching great deal in nv
own and various other churches in this region was at
tacked by the Bronchitis which became severe
as 10 require an immediate suspension of my pastoral la
DOTS my nervous system thoroughly Frustrated
and my Bronchitis became worse so also did nv Dys
pepsa and Rheumatic aectionthus evincin that these
disorders connected with each other through the
medium of the Nervous System My s,ferInEs were in.
deed severe, and had prospect other than being en-
trey laid aside from the discharge of those duties
the performance of those labors in which my soul has
ever found the highest Of her joys.
BHt reasoning from effect to cause.d conc luded that
the herpons System must be reached before any hope
could be INDUCED of my obtaining relief from these most
distressing malades. In the whole pharmacopia there
seemed to be remedial agent which could reach and
recuperae my Nervous System every thing that mad
tired Tor this purpose had completely failed At last
was req by my friends to exarae your inventions and
enough with no very sanguine hopes of their efficiency
determined to try the effect of the application of the
GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAG
FEIIC FLUID. This was in June, 1916 To MY GREAT
ADJOURNMENT IN TWO kg DYSPEPSIA CONE
IN EIGHT DAYS WAS ENABLED TO RESUME MY PASTORAL
LABoHs MOI HAVE SINCE OMITTED SERVICE on
ACCOUNT OF THE BRONCHITIS; AND MY RHEUMATIC AFFEc
TIoN ALSO TRopBtE ME. IF time permitted
could fill sheet of paper with the details of particulars
but can now only furnish this brief abstract Ny DyS
pepsia has returned; the Rheumatism once in o
while visits me, but not severely and easily arrested
and is manesty being driven from its ho upon my sys
TEN, and my Bronchial affection is entirely cured Such
The wonderful and happy results of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUIl, to many
who have been likewise suffering from neuralgia afec
tons. They have tried them WITH HAPPY RESULTS BE
LIEvE IN EVERY cAsE ~ya s
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT W lands, =,
For sale in Worces er by the Agents MI GREEN
md J. GREEN co dM& Sweep lY ~ Nov 6.
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NEW STORE!
(Warden BlOck,) No. Al Trout St.,

VIE subscriber having recently opened New sttre
L NO. "A Frsnt Street, with fresh stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
is now prepared 10 furnish the citizens with every artcs
at the lowest wholesale prices by the quasy a, retail
All kinds of TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MoIASSES
9c are offered at the very lowest price whch can he MI
Iorded and viii be warranted give satisfaction or he
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large and small
packages, constantly on hand. Also
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
MGckeret, Salmon Codfsh and Herring, by the single
pound OF quantity, of excellent quality
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices
Dried Appies, Potatoes orane es Lemons Rafsin,
SyuPs Ketchus and Pickles, ard general assortment
goods Usually obtained in such Stores at the cheapest
Dosh prices ' 'tt
Citizens and strangers invited to examine the stock
expense,by ] ANuRFWS
WorCester march IL dWtf "A Front st.
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10000 Persons

including all ages classes and conditions among winch
large number of ladies' who are peculiarly sub.
iect to Nervous Complaints have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain
Toillustrate the use ofthe GALVANIC BELT, sup
pose the of person afflicted with that bane civil
cation, DYSPEPSIA, any other Chronic or Nervous
Disorder In ordinary cases, stimulans taken which,
by their action the and muscles Of the som
ach, afford temporary relief but which leave the patient
in lower state and with injured faculties afterfe ac
ton thus excited ceased Now compare this with he
effect resulting from the application OF the GALYANIC
BELT. Take Dyspeptc sufferer, even in the worse
symptoms of attack and simply tie the Belt around
the body using the Magnetic Fluid as Directed In
short period the insensibe perspiratiOnWM act the
positive element of the Belt thereby causing Galvanic
circulation which will pass the negative and thence
back again to the positive, thus keepfngnp contnu.
Gavanic circulation throug hout tile stem Thus
the most severe cases Of DYSPEPSIA are PERM 4.
NENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS rs OFTEN AM
PLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE
OF YEARS. Pa
Certificates and Testimonials
From the most Respectable Sources,
Could be given, sufficient to fill everycolumn in this pa
per! We make few selections. The first is an
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COPARTNE0 SHIP NOTICE.

'EHE Subscribers have This day assnciaed themselves in
Inc frovsioA business, at the old stand of Joseph
universe Co., under the name and STYLE of Converse
nnd Culver where they n'end all times to keen com
pele assortment OF fresh and salt provisions which will
bers hope, by dligen Intention to business 10
luatlon OF he patronage heretofore literally bestowed
oh tle oid nrm. CHAS. q. CONVERSE.
Aprilll, l949 JESSE s CIIIVFR
All persons indebted either by note or account IN the
SAID Joseph Converse, or to Joseph Converse & Co are
requested to make immediate payment of the SAME to
ele oil he subscribers at the old stand of J. Converse
Co., who duly authorized TO settle all such demands
CONVERSE d CULVER,
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IT. NJ. WOODWARD,
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL, PAINTER
AND GRAINER,
No. Ii Waits RJoclr IN, -, .,uN g.. -

PARTICULAR attention paid 10 the Imit,,;on &c ,bs
various kinds OF Marble used for MaDtel Pieces Cen
Ee e rss'ss s soda Founa Slabs &C. Aso BLoCKiAG
English Sand Stone, Free Stone and sienna MhG ~
above Is very desirable style for all public rooms as be
uells can be cleaned very readily) NoA'' % s'o
Ornamental and Panel Painting nm UsI,s .x..,, =;
SEQ Secc0 and in Oil Paint ' "'ou ~
esio $50 per pair .lq'9' $50 Prices from
waroH Bordered Signs, very neat STYLE for indoor me
reCuied in good taste. y " 'oo' uso'
the IIEhiNG done IN the Boston and New Yo,k Ro
81 Egyptian AMI full Block, English ana German TsxI
zd,pt, and Ornamental styles '' '0 man AeAt'
tots will endeavor to please all who NAV fsvo, IT., ,,,,
HAIRS in his line OF business "'"' AYR hhi win
th u. All orders from the Country attended N with
oI forester, April 20. aG'D~ ''''' 'P'', as
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Nervous Diseases,

which complaints arise from simple cause namely
A Derangement Of the Nervous System.
GI3- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medi.
zines increase the disease for they weaken the vital en-.
srgies of the already Frustrated system while under
the strengthening egiving, vitalizng influence of Gal
Vanism applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
covery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is
restored to former health strength elasticity and ygor
The great popularity and excellence of
DR.. Chl Galvanio Curatives,
consists in the fact that they arrest and cure disease bv
Oward application in place of the usual mode of drug
gng and physckng the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopeleSsy under the infection
They strengthen the whole system, egualze the crci..
cation Of The 6lOod promote the secreonS and neper do
the 81 shest injury under any circumstances Since their
introduction in the United States only three years SINCE
more than
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ksoh sALE-one with eight feet E5sSrs md eoreoans
Head, and the other with III feet Sbesrs sg9 sesSn
apparatus Said Latbes neari, new Iqojfs n 1yfH
L ,LEAVERNs at the Machine Shop 0f Nsxsrs Jtns1sg
10 Davis d Co. DIR Msv A.
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REMOVAL.


THE subscriber has removed from Court Mills, to
Docs Heywood's building, CENTRAL STREET, where
he VIII continue to manufacture Boot and Shoe Patterns
Agple Tree Cocoa BortUood and LignuB Vite freeing
Stcksj Stitching Benches Peggfns Jacks Cutting Boards
and Fence BALCsTERs. job work and Wood Turn
ing done TO order. GERRY VALENTINE.
Worcester, April 9, l649, dwly
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Bows Clothing.


- FRESHMAN Class for the coming wear
Ply be one ofthe largest that has ever
a ,sfea fhe University. Seventy. four have al.
heenlunder examination, and quite LARGE
r., apsf more are expected Cambridge Chroa.
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House fjr Sale

r. A new and valuable house, 81 two Ten ements,
E5T& n stu eied Cars nssrs opposite Ire
Laurel street ChOrcn. For particulars enquire On
the premises Jene 49, Of
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Carriage, SIGN & Ornamental Painting

- II . TIfIIE sa5scribes, ar4ts;9l for yAsi syofs
k5EEg would respectfully inssrm the pnt,ie
E7fS-t*5 that he Still continues The stove hssiHees
- A--at the OLD srAsD. Mechanic street
near Man, where hopes 10 merit az ipcfe1-e caeo
ince Of patronage DEXTER HlCE
Worcester, Dec n. Gn
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Improved Patent Blind TE;noa

Rice's Improved Lightning Conductors.
tants Of Worcester vicinity that they are prepareJ
to erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, the ensuing sea.
son. IN manner superior 10 any thing of the kind ever vet
offered to the public substituting for the connec>
tions commonly used, copper points and ltenings gded
spires and copper bottoms, adding thereby materially to
the beauty strength and durability OF the work.
Orders by mail promptly attended to-
=, T. g. RICE,
Worcester March 8. dwtf j. p p,rt,
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TWO FRONT ROOMS on MAIN STREET, a few door.
June p. DIFF
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-04-27
An Ancient Precedent.


How true it is there is nothing new under
the sun. We used to think that the action
Of the A. B. c. +. M. in receiving into their
mission churches polygamists and slavehold-
ers, embodied a purely American idea and
that whatever objection might be urged
against it on the score Of morality, no one
could deny its claim to originality. In this
however, we wire mistaken, for we find his
tory has recorded a case very similar which
occurred eight hundred years ago, and who
can say that the American Board did not base
its action upon the precedent then establish
ed!
cles that many Of the avowed conversions TO
Christianity in the eleventh century, were as
false and hollow, as destitute Of the vital
principle of true religion, as is the profession
of not few in this day; and that the church
was so anxious 10 make converts, that she
compromised matters with the neophyte, suf-
fering him 10 retain one ~favorite sin on condi-
ton he would renounce another. Many of the
fierce worshippers of ODIN, who were in1u-
enced TO profess Christianity, insisted upon
continuing to eat horse-iesh in honor Of their
former divinity, and TO practice polygamy.-
The idea of devouring horse-fesh was so
shocking TO the priests it could not be tolera-
| ted for an insiant-no christian could posi-
bly, ca, horse beef, and if any member Of the
flock should dare to do it, excommunication
here and eternal damnation hereafter was Ia
be his lot. But as for having half a dozen OIL
more wives, why that was another matter -
the great, wise, and good Solomon I'D serer
hundred, and it was not for them TO say thai
a man was not a christian because he had
seren, especially if he was a man Of wealth
and influence I; and so the pr int In regard to
Dires was yielded, but the priesthood were
firm against horse,fesh. And it continues tC
be so TO this day. In some of the mission
churches Of the A. b. c. f. NJ. the venial Of
fence Of polygamy is tolerated, but the alb
staining from horse-fesh, or some otheI
equally Important item of faith and practice
strenuOusly insisted on.
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Coming up to the Work,

. The following Resolutions on the subject
Of American Slavery, passed at a recert
meeting Of the Orthodox Congregational
Church in North Brook6eld, have been sent
10 us for publication. We %rejoice TO ses such
an indication Of progress as is manifested in
these resolves, and we hope that The time is
not far distant when all the churches, not on-
" in Massachusetts, but throughout the fres
States, will take and maintain the same high
position, and exclude from their pulpi:s and
communions the 1ssh-mongers Of the South,
who, protesting faith in Christianity, tram.
pie upon all its Precepts,
Resolutions on the Subject Of S'arery.
Whereas, the sin of Slavery exists in the
United States and is productive of immense
evils, moral, social, political, and ecolesiasti,
cal, the brethren Of The Fret Congregational
Church in North Brook6eld, Mass, deem il
proper to embody and set forth their views OF
it, and their duty respecting II IN the follow.
ing Resolutions -
Resulted, Isl, That this Church distinctly
admits and afiirms that Slave-holding is a
practice at war with Gods law, with tho
rights Of man, and with the spirit Of the Cos,
pei: that we will not eouBlenence il by Te-
ceiving slaveholding ministers into our pql.
pit, nor slave-holdlng professors to our coIp-
munion; and that We will have no intercours e
with it in any such way as in our judgment
implies an appreciation OF il.
ReSolce6, End. That all persons who arB
not shareholders, but who voluntarily con.
meet themselves with slave-holding churches,
do countenance and uphold Slavery whils
they remain in communion With such church.
es and We view the time near, when we
can no more fellowship this class Of persons
than we do those who are shareholders them,
selves.
RESOLVED, Sd, That as professed Christians
it becomes US on all proper occasions 10 beaI
testimony against the practice Of holding hu'
man beings as property both in Christian and
in heather lands. and according TO our best
jud mem 10 resist the progress and contin'
uance Of the evil.
ResQlve9, An, That it is not our object iH
these Resolutions, unnecessarily 10 grove OF
offend any man or body of men, bat 10 as
sumo that position before The church and the
world which duty requires, as well as to ex.
press our unqualified disapprobation of Slave
ny, both in theory and practice. and our fra,
belief that it is dramatically opposed to
Christianity, and a burning curse both 10 the
oppressoT and the oppressed.
Voted, That the foregoing be offered by
the Secretary for publication.
GroHGE ii. Lowe. Sec'y Of the Meeting.
North Brookfeld, March 26, l949.-Chris.
tian Cifizen,
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will burst over it, and break up this glori,
Gus Union. Kentucky should stand as q
wall between the North and South, from
whose ramparts defiance and soorn could
be hurled at Northern fanatics, This law
Of '33 has been always viewed, and Is
now viewed, in tho non.slaveholding
States, as q black flag Of truce held out to
aboliiionists and emanoipationists, say
pull ii down by this modification. Gen.
llemen say this is no, the proper time
It is the proper time, and the very timo,
if Kentucky is 10 remain q permanent
~slaveholding Stale. BY the modification
Of this law, at this time, you speak in
thunder tones TO en,ancipalionis,s andthe
anti-slavery parry, who are looking TO the
coming Convention with so much ankle.
~. Their hopes will be blasted, They
may cease to agi,ate. They will be I'm.
deceived, ifIhey now think they car ef-
feet emancipation, and may know what
will be the result Of their labors if they
persist in their designs agains. slavery in
kentucky. They will perhaps see that
The language of iniimidation-such as we
have heard on this floor-hqd better BIO
well considered before being uttered,
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COvERLET AND INGRAM CARPET
WEAVING.

The subscriber, thankful for past ~favours
conferred the last season, takes this method
to Inform the public that he still continues in
the Well.known stand formerly carried on by
James McL.eran, in the Coverlet and Carpet
business,
DirscfjOns.-For double coverlets spin tina
woolleu yarn at least l2 cuts 10 the pound,
double aud twist 80 cuts, c~oloriug 8 of il
red, and "a blue; or in the same proportions
of any other two %colors; double aud twist
of No. 5 cotton, 30 cuts for chain. He has
two machines 10 weave the half.double GOV.
eTlets. For No. |, prepare the yarn as fol.
lows: double and twist Of No. 7 cotton warn
Is cuts, aud 9 cuts of single yarn colored
light blue for chain, with ls cuts Of double
and twisted w~oolieu, aud ls cuts of No. 8
for filling. For No. ., prepare of No. 5 cot.
ton yarn, l6 cuts double aud twisted, and
8 cuts single, colored light blue. for The chain
III cuts Of doubie and twisted woollen, and
one pound single white cotton for 6lling.-
For those two machines spin the woollen warn
nine or ten cuts TO the pound.
Plain and figured table linen, 60, woven.
ROBERT HlNSHILLWOQD.
Green street, Salem,
June 10th, 1913, 6m--l4S