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From DR.. Train, of Roxbury, Mass.

,, wv, RoXBURY, Feb. Is, 1s47
Mr. WIN. BoGLE,-Dear Sir: Having been Il oubled with
dadruh Tor number of years, after rtpeated trials
with various remedies without success had desuoed Of
hndng preparations the of which would clear the skin
OF this mpury; when heard of and wss induced 70 trv
that has not only performed lis promises in this
but gradually is preventing my hair from falling Off which
had Increased TO such an extent alarm MANY
OF my friends have tried it, both male and female and
never have heard of but opinion respecting it that NJ
entire satisfaction in its being the best composition in use
Tor Keeping the head clean, cool agreeable II graGe
me to have this opportunity of adding my name to your lt
OF patrons. II ID Tpt,w M n '
For sale in Worcester by d. Scott Jr, q Co. H. + Iaze1
anu NJ Green. eod3twlt52-decI7
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Ne1eu III Il eau TO tne OIlce Oh DT IoWHSeHu, coul-
erset street. His name is James Savage, broker and
bill collector.
We learn also from the Journal of last evening,
that Mr. Edmund Quincy of Dedham, was hurt, and
at first supposed TO be seriously injured, but it was
afterwards ascertained that his bruises slight
An Irishman, name unknown, and boy, are also
ported to have received some injuries.
The horse kept on his course down State street.
until he reached Chatham Row, at the corner of
Long Wharf Here he struck the door of cellar,
shattered it to pieces his body went part way down
the cellar, and he died almost Immediately.
The horse valued at $780, and belonged to
Mr.. George Williams. The carriage, with the ex-
ception ofthe broken shaft, was not injured, and
both Dr. Lodge and Mr. Williams escaped injury
P. S. AT 2 O'Clock the Doctors were still with
Mr.. Hartshorn. They state that he is very badly
hurt, but whether fatally not, it is impossible at
this moment TO ascertain.
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SAD ACCIDENT BY A Horse we learn
from the Boston Traveller of last evening, that yes
terday morning In that city, as Dr. Giles H. Lodge
and Mr.. Geo. Williams were proceeding down
Cornhll in buggy wagon, the horse IN passing be-
tween an omnibus and wagon standing at each SIDE
of the street, ran into the omnibus, and thence re-
bounding struck the wagon. The horse then COM
menced rearing, and finally broke the Shafts ana
started off down the street at full speed, with the
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BRIDGE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
The British Academy of Sciences has at present un-
der consideration plan of most extraordinary
character, belrg neither more nor less than sus-
pension bridge between France and England. Mr..
Ferdinand Lemaitre proposes to establish and across
tic bridge between Calais and Dover. For this pur-
pose he would construct strong abutments, 10 which
the platform would be attached, at IA distance of
every 100 yards across the channel, he would sink
four barges heavily laden, to which would be fixed
double iron chain of peculiar construction A form
liable apparatus of balloons, of an cllipcal form,
and firmly secured, would support in the air the ex-
tremiiies of these chains, which would be strongly
fastened TO the abutmen,s on The shore by other
chains Each section ofl0O yards would cost about
300, O0Of, which would make 81 millions for the
whole distance across. These chains, supported in
the air at stated distances, would become the point
oisuppor Of this fairy bridge, on which the inventor
proposes to establish IN atmospheric railway The
project has been developed at great length by the in
ventOr.
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BIiss's Compound Cod Liver OIL Candy.
About since DR.. Bliss thorough educated Apothe-
of Springfield, Mass introduced the public his ex
ceen Cod Liver Oil Candy for the of Couehs Colds
Influenza, &c So successful has this article proved that
numerous countereits have been put FORTH one of
which is worth The paper that the candy wrapped in
Our friends who afflicted with complaints of the throat
and chest should it that they procure the genuine ar
ticle.
JPrepared by B. X. BLISS sole proprietor Springfield
Price % cts package For sale by d. SCOTT JR q Co.
general agents for Worcester d6twlt52
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Ig We copy from the New York Independent,
an article on the subject of the Fugitive Slave Law,
which should be read attentivey by every citizen of
this republic In it, our duties in relation TO this
wicked law, are laid down with clearness, precis
ION, and force rarely equalled, and in way that
cannot fail to bring conviction home to every mind
While many clergymen in the cities, and some of
the religious papers, are attempting to smoothe over
the enornes of this inquitous act, and to reconcile
the enforcement of it with our Christian obligations
is cheering to find the abest religious organ of the
Orthodox Congregationalists speaking the words of
truth and soberness with such pungency and power
We could ask no better contrast than is afforded
by the clear, conscientious, and truthful articles Of
the Independent on the one side, and, on the 9th.
err, by the Jesucal articles in some professcdy re-
ligous periodicals and equally Jesutcal sermons Of
some professedy Christian ministers, which are more
calculated to confuse all moral perceptions of right
and wrong, than to elicit truth or to encourage us to
iirmness in the path of duty.
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SINGULAR DEATH Solomon S. Wiley, aged 49,,
Of New Durham N. H., was found dead in field near
his fathers house, the Both ult. He had been at
tending drinking and dancing party, and being unwell
started for home. Not reaching home, search was
made for him, and he was found with his head lying
upon stone with his cap under it, his hands across his
stomach, his feet drawn ur, and his eyes unclosed-
The night quite cold, and the ground covered with
ice, and he probably laid down and persisted.
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SoUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE. Cha, les
ton, Dec l6. 1t is supposed the House will agree
to the resolution passed by the Senate, for State
Convention to be held in December next.
There is a motion pending in the Senate, TO call
back the Congressman from this State
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Governor Briggs has ordered elections to be held
in Districts No and 4, for another trial for mem
bcrs of the 9lst Congress, and Districts Nos. 2,
3, 4, 5, 6, Z, and 10, for second trial for members
of the 32d Congress, on Monday, the goth of Janu-
ary. 1850.
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IN SAN FRANCISCO. The gambling
are the principal attraction. They far
I New York, New-Orleans, or the West
|ne hall IT'S feet long and IS feet wide,
|iful chandeliers and French glass win
PAINS Of rich damask. Small tables on
le room, and in the centre two rows of
fnsthwise. At the further end araGesb-
IA the 1eft as you walk down, an i'm
II. Large mirrors line the walls. These
BY the week for Monte, Rouge ct NOR,
Pulette. Faro, and every game ex,aut,
is constantly discoursing exquisite mu-
sgoing on, and the money is charm.
e luck may be.
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U JOB PRINTING of all kinds-Parl ,,hIets,
Catalogues, shop Bills, Bank Checks, PIa-
cards, Concert Bills, Visiting and Business
CARDS, Posters, &c. &c.-NEATLY and PROMPTLY
executed at THIS OFFICE, upon moderate terms diff
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ANOTHER STEAM Boar DISASTER. des-
patch from New Orleans last evening. reports Tho
melancholy intelligence of the explosion of the steam
boat Anglo Norman on the 18th while on a pleas-
ure excursion up the river She had on board at the
time about 200 passengers, nearly 100 Of whom are
wounded, missing, or killed. Mr.. Stillman, of the
Novelty Iron Works, N. X, is badly wounded, as
are, also, Mr.. Kidd, ofthe Crescent City, and Mr..
Bigner, Of the Delta.
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SALE or STOCK 6.
I BOSTON tuesday. Dec. ~.

Boston Market, Dec. 16. FLoUR-The receipts
from the West have nearly ceased the market steady
and holders rn-prices the as previously reported
GRAINThere is good demand for Corn, with sales of
prime yellow at 70 7c, and fair 69 &C., white 65 &C
pr bushel. Oats, 40 44c per bushel.
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On Friday last James T. Fetch

Pr.-On Friday last James T. Fetch
Portland, for having multiplicity
pared that he was married to Mary
lowell, some months since, and had
Lorinda Bixby, but was afterwards
pond A. Stevens. After living with
le took Lorinda again. He and the
se ordered to recognize, the first in
nd the second in 5000, and in de-
committed.
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WATER. cTrRE

nR. s. ROGERS is now prepared to board and treat
~ patients give treatment without board at his resi-
dence NO. GLEN STREET.
OFFICE Hours, from 10 to H. and to AT No 3MApLF
STREET d&wtf oct22
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DRAWING Academy

The Second Term of Miss Ives Drawing Academy COM
mences Monday, Dec. 9th Pupils will be received If
any time during the term School hours from to p NJ
deC9-tf = 49,
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EPOaEYE .Rrch.

NY COMPANIONS BELONGING TO THE Wv
w Worcester Chapter of Royal Arch W.
WasOns. are notified that their regular communications
come on the THIRD WEDNESDAY of each MONTH
They will meet THIS wednesday, EVENING, Dec. ls,
at Masonic Hail. at "a O'Clock. Companions generally are
invited to attend. LEVI CLAPP, Sec'ry.
worcester, Dec. lS $780, decl8-dlt
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Meht Of terrltoflal government Tor New NeXicO.
Mr.. Meade made an Intellectual attempt to INTRO
duce resolution for the appointment of select com
mtee of nine to inquire into the expedency Of di-
viding the public lands among the States in proper
ton to the population, for internal improvements and
educational purposes.
MIR. Wentworth asked suspension of the rues in
order to introduce resolution making the river and
harbor bill and the bill granting farm the heads
of families, the order of the day for Wednesday
next. The House refused so to 1926.
The cheap postage bill made the special or
der Of the day for Wednesday.
On motion of Mr.. Burt, the naval committee was
instructed to inquire into the propriety of requesting
the President to give notice to Great Britain of the
desire of this Government TO terminate the Sth arti-
Gle of the treaty of 1912, which requires each ma
ton to maintain squadron the of Africa for
the suppression of the slave trade.
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UNITED STATES MKT. The North American
gives the following statement relative 10 the operations
OF the mint for the month Of Noyember:-
Gold dust deposited during Vie month "a 400 0oo
Coinage during the same period. .......... 4l04O00
Aggregate receipts of California gold dust from
jan to Nov 30, inclusive. $50 600
fio" o'ner ,200,OC0
Total recepts-eleven months. .$2s, $780, 600
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A drover named AInon, who resides in the vicinity
Of WilliamAown, KY, was waylaid by band of rob,
bers his way home from Cincinnati, where he had
sold $50 hogs, and robbed of q POO, all in money Of
the Farmers Bank.
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Total recelpts---eIeven months. !. !. 81

CHOLERA. A letter dated San Franc co. Octo
Der Both, says" There will be much suffering this
winter in the mines The cholera is raging there very
severely, and every vessel that comes down the river
has six or eight deaths board during the passage"
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C0NGRE s.

MONDAY, Dec. To.
SENATE. The chair laid before that body COM
munlcatIon from the treasurer of the United States
enclosing statement of the receipts and expendi-
lures in the post office department last wear.
Mr.. Benton introduced bill providing for the To-
cation and construction of railroad and common
highway from the Mississippi river at ST. Louis, to
the Bay of San Francisco, and to extnguish the In
dian titles along said highway-to establish mil
itary post and grantand to actual settlers thereon
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AN EDITOR IN FIX. An editor in the Western
part of the State of New York is in bad fix He
dunned subscriber Tor his subscription, which he re-
fused to pay, and threatened to log the editor if he
stopped the paper.
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The South Carolina Senate have passed bin,
- TO 8, calling a State Convention the
'mber, 1851
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was made. on Monday, to put a
and, through us, on our read
''@ritance Of fortune by a
re disposed for such
ate matters o.
author
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TUESDAY,, Dec. u.
SENATE. Mr.. Foote presented the resolutions of
the Legislature of his State, censuring him for his
course on the Compromise Bill He said the Legis-
lature had mistaken public sentiment, as next fall
would show. The resolutions were ordered to be
printed
10000 extra copies of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury's report were also ordered to reprinted
The bills 10 refund South Carolina monies spent
by her during the Florida war, and TO establish
Western armory, were reported by the military com
mittee.
HOUSE. Mr. Morse announced the death of his
late colleague, Mr.. Harmonson of louisiana After
eulogy, and adopting the usual resolutions of re-
spect, the House adjourned
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blamed the bill in long speech. 1t
Soad and plank road for government
rses, and also for pedestrians. The
direct to the Pacific, and will be I6
ong, with two branches-one to San
S long, and the other to Oregon, 500
be grant of land to be about 100 miles
lhole amount of land to be about $780,
tend the charter of the Potomac in
4 y of Georgetown, caused consider
&ehy upon an amendment making
individually liable.
ate was going on, Jem y Lind, ac-
lrnum, Beletti, Benedict and Burke,
ladies' gallery, causing considerable
& Vehement throughout the. chamber
the galleries stood up and stared
e others crowded around them
front seat, and after stay of FIVE
led, followed by nearly all in the
t was agreed to, % 10 20.
Speaker laid before the House
President, announcing 10 Congress
the part of Texas to the PROPOSE
state on the 9th September last, in
northern limit and boundary, the
certain territory and the establish
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The BRITISH Periodicals. The enterprise
OF Leonard Scott & Co., in the republication of the
leading periodicals of Great Britain is entitled to the
generous support of the community The period
Icas repubshed are the London Quarterly Review
(Conservative;) the Edinburg Review (Whig;) the
North British Review Gree Church, the West
Minister Review (Lberal;) and Blackwood's Edin-
burg Magazine (Tory). The whole of them are
supplied for ten dollars a year, and any one of
them for three dollars. The propectus very Justly
remarks
Although these works are distinguished by the po-
llllca shades above indicated, yet but small portion
OF their contents is devoted to political subjects 1t
Is their literary character which gives them their
chief value, and in that they stand confessedly far
above all journals of their class BIackwood, still
under the mastery guidance of Christopher North.
maintains its ancient celebrity and is at this time,
unusually attractive, from the serial works of Bull
wer and other literary notables, written for that
magazine, and first appearing in its columns both in
Great Britain and in the United States. Such works
as The Cations and New Novel (both by Bull
wer,) My Pennsuar Medal sThe Green Hand ,
and other serials, of which numerous rival editions
are issued by the leading publishers in this country,
have to be reprinted by those publishers from the
pages OF Blackwood, after it has been issued by
Messrs. Scott q Co., that subscribers to the re-
print OF that Magazine may always rely on having
the earliest reading ofthese facinaling tales.
The same publishers issue also the "Farmers's
Guide to Scientific and Practical Agriculture. - a
work which has been highly commended by the
press, and which has received the praises of our
best farmers
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shafts still dang
Washington str =
street and passt
people in every /
At the corner +
Charles Richar
horse and throw
Mr.. R. was bad1
but was ablAto \
John H. Nal
Milk street, tl|
Bank, was SIN
trampled upon, al
He was taken up
and thence in a Ii
berton square, W
ately summoned
of his head to be
ion that he ha'
might prove fatal
distress.
A third person
flying shafts, and
,royo1 - 81 =
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q MISUNDERSTANDING you doing, Gertrude p
exclaimed Brutus Lion, entering the stone pave,
kitchen of the Lair that evening The Ger-falco,
had swooped down before the great fireplace. anc
lowered there before bright blaze that cast he,
shadow to the ceiling
What the dtuii are you doing, Gertrude y
sgsin he asked, thrusting his hands into hi,
breaches pockets, and poking his head forward.
Gertrude started to her feet like guilty thing
saucepan in one hand and spoon In the other
her sanguine blood crimsoning Der brow.
iia ha ba ha ha-a-a-rlp shouted Brutus
WHAT ! yOu cooking; yOul You a coffee.
brewing, cake-baking little fool '7n
"HusH!" muttered the gishtess in deep,
strong tone
"'Hush - why, what in thunder am to hush
I" BE still, say, or, please Heaven. PIl gae yon,
Brutusl" eyclsimed the smsyon setting down the
saucepan, and stepping towards him.
Hum! "Pll roar you softly an it were a
sucking dove;' bpt what's il all about, that these
stone walls, that usually resound with noise, must
now be silent as the cushats downy rest'?n
The doctor says he must he kept quietn
Whd doctor 2-nho kept qniet %
The poor boy-the beautiful boy up stairs"
Boy up stairs ~
" Yes, that was killed almost by having his car
riage dashed to pecesn
Wben-where-how?
This morning, at Mad River Pass, by taking
the wrong road down the precipice"
nd be has been brought herelp
Yes; and the doctor has been here and pre-
scribed rest, and bandages, and salves, for his
bruses-snd wheys and custards, and jellies, and
what not, thst ] know nothing about See, rve
scaded myself already, trying to make this wine
whey. Won't you be so good as to go over to the
Dovecote, and fetch Zoe, and the schoolmaster,
too, if he cannot be left behind she knows how
all these things ought to be got up
"Oh, the little coffee brewing fool can be
made useful an a case of emergency
- To BE CONTINUED
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To guard against possible future departure from
this Motley IL was ordained that these articles should
Nforeyer remain unaterable" unless altered by the
"common consent Of the original States, and the
people and States In the Territory"
IL Is hardly possible TO conceive Of more explicit
declaration Of governmental policy than this. The
state of public sentiment In regard 10 slavery, which
resulted In this positive and unanimous exclusion OF
II from national territory is well described In letter
of Mr. Jefferson TO Dr. Price, who published about
that time book In favor Of emancipation. The let
ter bears date Paris August 7th, 1885, will read on
extract
Southwark Of the Chesapeake, II will find bat few
readers eoncurring with DIR sbook) In sentiment on
the subject Of slavery From the mouth TO the head o. e
Cbesapeake, the bulk 81 the people viii approve " IN f
ory and il will find respectable minority ready to adopt
II Ia practice minority which. for weight and worn, OF
pepondrzes against the ater number who
have not e courage diyest teir families OF Psoptry
which, however, keeps their coDrcepce uneasy; NORTH
ward Of the Chesapeake, you may mo- mere sna ,e,e m
your docfrinr you may md here and sIe
a robber or a murderer; but IN no greater number ia
tina, part Of America there being but few slaves they can
easily dsencumber themselves Of them; and smsneips
tIon put into such train that in few years there WI
be 10 slaves northwarsI Of Maryland IN Maryapd ua
find such disposition to begin me ,, w. , s ",
may turn eye for the Interesting spectacle m Justice
10 copaIc, with svarcs and oppression conflict Where
In the sacred side IL gaining daily recruits rom s hhu'
| into once Of young men, grown and growing up -"
The general state of opinion 10 also well expresses
BY Mr. Jefferson In his Notes on Virginia, where III
says;
al thInk a change already pecepube snee the oris'
Of our present revolution. The spirit OF The master
sbatng thai Of the slave Is rising from the dus s CO..
dition modifying sud the say hops PREPARING under y"
auspices Of Heaven, for q tidal emancipation
In another place, declaring his own sentiments
he said
.Nobody wishes more srdenty Than TO see an soo''
.Jourpals Old Cong, IA; see also Cong Globe iss'-'
! Appen., 29t, Speech of Hon. John A. DE
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tain, and towards this house, scrambling owe,
rocks, broken walls, and through tangled bushe,
and brieTs, Gertrude bore her charge.
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tcoPY-RIoHr sRcuRKDI
THE M0THER-IN-LAW.
THE LAIR.

Tie mountains the mountains amidst them Is my home
To their pure and sparkling fountains exutDgy come
Where bleak and towering SUBMITS invade the dark blue
sky,
And Ger their rudsst ridges upon my steel fly"
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VOL. V.-NO. 10.

The National Era is Published Weekly, en- seventh
Street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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'sKE FOURTH PA0k.I
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THE NATIONAL ERA.

WASHINGTON, APRIL 8, 1850.
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corarsroNDrsor OF THE ar9baLlo.

BALTIMORE, Feb. is p. m.
l sent you last evening brief despatch Of highly
important news from California. Ihaveju learned
by telegraph that the steamer Empire City arrived
in New York this morning, fully confirming the
intelligence. shall doubtless have further partic
ulars this afternoon and evening If SO, they will
be forwarded to you.
The subject of State reform is seriously occupy
ing the attention of our Legislature. The general
impression is, that something definite win be ac-
complishcd this session in regard to the subject.
A most distressing bereavement has been pro-
duced in the family of one Of our citizens within
week past by scarlet fever. II is thus announced
among the obituaries:
On Friday night, LIST instant, at IL o'clock, MA
TILDA, aged years; ON Saturday, I'd instant, nj
O'Clock, MORRIS, aged years; ON Saturday
evening, at O'Clock, FREDERICK, aged years;
and on Monday, 4th inst, at IL O'Clock, GRACE,
aged Is months, children of Z. w. and EMILY Ron
INsoN.
All four corpses were carried out Of the house al
the same time, and carried to the tomb by one fu-
neral train Thus, in the brief space of few hours
have fond parents been bereft of their entire family
Of lovely children. Mr.. Robinson, understand, is
now i'll with the same disease, and almost heart
broken with grief.
There are no tidings yet of the European steamer.
The probability is, that the news may arrive some
time to- night