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81 The National Era discusses the question,
who ought TO be the nominee Of the Pittsburg Com
vention. for the Presidency, and comes to the con-
cuson that it should be John P. Hale. In this con-
cuson, it saws Salmon P. Chase also concurs. In
deed, neither Mr. Chase or Mr. Hale is DESTROYS OF
the nomination, but each prefers the other should
have II, There is no doubt, that, in New England,
the nomination Of John P. Hale would be the most
popular that could be made; but with either him or
Mr. Chase, we should have candidate we may be
proud of-one who would, intellectually or as
statesman, stand head and shoulders above either OF
the sectional compromise candidates, and one who
would be true to freedom, the Constitution and the
Union, in the brOadeet and most comprehensive
sense while the others endanger all these by their
suhseryency to slave power dictation, and their CON-
pro nising Of the right with wrong.
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Harry REroRT. The Southern Press gives the
following instance of Irish readiness at reparee,
which occurred the other day at the Capitol, which
s too good 10 be lost
Certain members Of Congress. finding the debates
rather dry in the House, stepped out To refresh their
thirsty spirits al Casarishs refeciory, which il con-
venently contiguous. As they passed OUT, they saw
some eight or nine lahorers, haruessed to a sled.
hauling a stone about heavy enough f,r one hprss,
while one acting driver, lei-urely walked along
side Pausing to witness this operalion-~hich
seemed To present parallel TO their avn ardunus
lahors in the public service-one OF the members
addressing ssihe driver" said swell, friends
you are making yourselves horses. see!'' eyes,"
was the prompt rejonder, 'and by the powers, it's a
mighty sight better than making asses Of ourselves
as some Of you doing up there" The prevail
ing report is, that the conversation abruptly closed
and every man Of that party patronized Casarish 10
the extent Of two juleps instead Of one.
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SUocEssloN OF MIsFoRTUEEs. A merchant
of this city, few months ago, purchased country
residence, some seven miles from the city, and re-
moved thence with his family TO spend the summer.
His f,mil, consisted OF himself wife and THREE chill
dren. About he second week alter his arrival, the
Youngest CHI ii was taken sick aud dird; the next
week The SECOND child died, and the wife lay al most
at the point Of DEATH The servant sent to the
city for phi, sican, and while driving valuable
horse, drove against milk cart, the shafts Of the
latter piercing The side the horse and killing him
Instantly. On The servants return, he sent out
to the garden to pick some cherries. when he fell
from the tree and broke his thigh, and is not
pected to recover The gentleman, on the recovery
of his wife, purchased costly aud, he thought,
well broke trottng horse, and on the first trial, hav
ing his wife and remaining child in the buggy with
him, the horse ran away, throwing all out, severely
ijurng his wife and chld, and himself seriously.
They all remained few days farm house be-
tween the city and their home, until they were suf-
6cienlly convalesced to he removed thther, where
they lrlw are. These misfurunes, all happening in
such quick succession, are truly remarkable. Every
incident mentioned is strictly true, and the geni!e-
man alluded To is well known in the city, per-
sonal acquaintance Of ours.--Cn. Com.
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The New York papers Of Friday TEEN with the
sad details Of the loss Of the Henry Clay The Her
aid contains list of thirty nine passengers on board
that III ated boat, whoss bodies we're taken from the
wreck and recognized, aud description otnine 9TH
er bodies, which, as yet, have not been identified.
Besides these, the bodies OF several known to have
been on board the boat are not yet found, and 9TH
still are supposed to be missing, whose friends
watching in agony Of suspense the efforts still
making TO rescue the dead from the waters which
engulphed them.
meeting of the survivors was held at the As
tor House, New York, on Thursday morning, at
veresi terms the officers Of the boat, for their reck
less disregard Of the lives Of passengers under their
charge, by persisting in racing the Henry Clay
against the Armenia, against the protestatons OF
many Of those on board. One Of the passengers
stated that the boat had been on FIRE before during
the same trip Another passenger testified that tar
was used instead OF coal, N order to increase the
quantity ofsIeam. A despatch to the Boston papers
! yesterday afternoon says:
We have Just been informed that three more
bodies, making in all 90, were recovered this morn
ing, near the wreck Of the Henry Clay, and that
the clothes OF several OF the missing passengers were
found under the wheel aud keel Of the vessel. We
| are panied Ia he obliged to give currency a rumor
that Lucins Robinson, well known member of the
bar of N. " city was on board the Clay and has not
| been heard Of since the disaster.
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In Fitchburg July g. by Rev. M. Jennings, Mr..
Geo. b. w, Her to Miss Ellen T. Gras both OF Temple
ton BY Rev Mr. Davi. Alonzo Eaton. Of this city, to
MISS Ellen 5. Willard, Of FItch"uIg Mr. Thomas Lee
sure 10 Miss Catherine Ba.' ger, both Of Fichburg.
In Providence R. l., by Rev. Henry Waterman, Rec
tor of ST stephens Church Alouzo Lrwis, the h'stor
an and poet If Lynn. Miss Mary bson Of Boston,
daughter of Rev Willard Gibson sometime Of Windsor
and " opdst.ck, VT. We informed that this is
vedtable love match, in both part es they were en-
gagged at the meetings and the day of their Dnpals
fixed the second, The fair bride is the daughter
ofsn Episcopal Clergyman, and orphan, ~ ng lost
both parents,-only seventeen beauti n talented and
accomplished. May their lives De all poetry.
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TROUBLE BREWING. Accounts from Wash
ington state tina. President Fillmore is highly indig-
nant at the course pursued by Mr.. Webster. in is
suing his proclamation in regard tothe cod FISH
troubles. This was TO have been expected. Mr.
Webster certainly took upon himself all Of his own
duty and good deal more, If he did it without the
sanction Of the President and The Cabinet--and we
think bis known predictions for .'chowder," win
hardly be considered sufficient apology for his d.
plomac haste and justify the President in keeping
him in the cabinet to The end of the term.
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DIED.

In Fltchburg, July 2sth, James Gutter. aged 49,
Ia Leicester, July 26th, Mr.. John Morrison, SO.
In Oakhain Jnly IL, MIR Nathan d. Bond, "a.
In Ware, Jul, % an infant of Edwin Mvaghar. 81
w dow Ruth Wheeler. 63. y, MIR. Cornelius r Mann,
81
Waterman. 43.
In Rutland, Mrs Laura, wife OF Otis Demmond, as
In Ware, July 18th, Deacon Joseph Metcalf. 2lst,
Widow j. Wheeler.
In Hartford, Conn Jnly "a, Mr. Sedgwick NJ Hull
uf Sand sfed Mass, yonng est son of Ex-Ileut Cover
nor Hull, i'll the 25th year oil his age.
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How is THE RESERVE GOING This oues
lion IS often asked at distance, but never here.
Here we understand it, and know that the Free.
Soilers Of the Reserve were mere, frner or more de-
ter'nlned tsan they are, to maintain their faith.
mere is no eavIng IN to either Of the nominations
~ ihls county. We have not heard of a single in
stance; and for one Free Suier who wayers to-
wards either Scott or Pierce, the friends Of Free
dom are likely TO have two from them. To our
irierds-to all at distance, we would saw, once
Tor al-theie is nothing to be expected from the
Reserve but the regular Free Soil vote, with an in
crease. Il IS absolute folly to think of Scott ma.
JorIty here, aud Pierce of course out of the cues
ton The Pinsburg nominee will get the vote Of
the Reserve, and the cavings.n will be to him. If
there are any.-AStabula Sentinel.
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E~ General Scott has written letter to the AL
alama Stue Rights men, in reply to one from them
asking him to define his position, which, teIe-
graphic report says. does give much satisfaction
We would like to know hen Gen. Scott ever did
write letter that gave much satisfaction.
Boston and Worcester Railroad stock sold yes,er-
day, at Boston, for l03 "a
We were blessed with fine little shower of rain
last evening.
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sruBR d LEWIS, Piper's Bl OK. Main street, have
long heen Of that omy the most prac-
,icaIy important and popular cfa the sciences
They have Their fore, devoted their time, talents and
capital TO the prosecution of this branch OF the
my of life and invite all their fellow citizens to visit
their Resiaurant. and nudge Of thtir success.
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Gen. Gouzaes, the Creole illbnstel has LETT Savan-
nah 70 reside in Washington. for the purpose Of
stimulating the American Government to negotiate
for the freedom of Cuba.
The announcement that Mr. Simmer would speak
~ favor Of the repeal Of the fugitive law, Yesterday,
crowded the Senate with auditors
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CrRcuLATE THE DOCUMENTS.

The Daily spy Extra containing she great speech OF
Joshns g. Giddmgs, delivered Ia the House of Repre-
sen,atveS al Washington, June sh 1885, and an Extra
containing the Speeches Of Hon stephen Phillips,
aud Hon. Joha p hale. delivered at the Free so Mass
Convention in Worcester, Jaly 6, 1852, may be had
sinely or in quantities, this OticePree 50 cents per
hundred; single copies ] cent.
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kENTUCKY SPIRIT.-At one Of the largest po-
lical meetings ever held in Madison CO., KY, June
Til, 1852, TO choose delegates to the National Free
Soil Convention, Cassius NJ. Clay offered the iolow-
ing among other resolutions, which we're unanimous
y adopted:
Resolved, Tha, Slavery is a violation of national
rights, nf pure christianity, and true Repuhli anism
Resolved, That The Emanripatiunsts OF Kentucky
will use all honorable and constitutional means for
It's abolition.
Now, after the meeting, and the adoption ofthese
resolutions in Stare State, how mean, daslardly,
cnwardIy ard abect, do The of the North APP
pear, when silent, through fear policy, on the
Heaven-CelNing wrong of Slavery. Are we men or
dogs at the North? Must learn freedom, of
thought aud speech and discussion from the Slave
States? Shame on our Northern manhood
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The LIeUoR TRAFFIC in this city appears TO
be pretty efrciually stopped the licensed
apothecaries hesitate sell it as medicine TO their
best friends, and refer them TO the "City Store''
As yet the business Of the agent is not absolutely
overwhelming, stiIi there calls enough there for
liquor ''as medicine" to lead one to suppose that
Cholera murbus and dyseniery are assuming an
epidemic form 10 the good city of Worcester.
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SIGNIFICANT. Letters from Paris say that
the new tive-franc pieces, bearing the efisy of
the President have almost all been cut across the
throat as soon as issued. One can scarcely be
found that DIES not bear this attestation of the
good wishes of the public of Paris for their sa-
viour mw
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RICHARDS d BALLS Restaurant Harrington Corner,
conlinues its high puation AM 10 claim the
patronage of its numerous friends and admirers As
the season advances every week adds new and de-
licous daintles the list Of escuents, Richards Ball
especial that the best and arest shall he added
to their st ok. There is Ladies Saloon at Richards
& Balls for the accommodation of LADIES' who tempo
rarily visit The city. Cali one, call all
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isTEssE GRIEF. A correspondent of the
kn'ckerbocker for August, says: "By.the-by,
speaking oil the varioos forms in which grief man
Tested, reminds me OF something heard day or
two ago. servant girl was talking Of the loss her
sister had recently sustained in the death of a de.
voted husband. Poor Mary!' said she, though
George has been dead near six months, vet she
grrfs ne, teeth % eOen now whenever she thinks of
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new YoRK STATE. The Free Sellers of the
3od Congressional District, composed OF the coun
Ties OF Genessee, Wyoming, and AlIeghany were
TO hold Convention at Pike, last Thursday, Tor the
purpose Of choosing three delegates 10 the Pittsburg
Convention. The good work goes brayeIy on. in
spite Of the BETRAYAL Of the s.dstinpnished,, men
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81 The Free Church at Horticultural Hall, will
be addressed on Sunday next, by MIR. William "A.
iiurlbut, of Cambridge. Mr.. Hnrlbut is a young
South Carolinian, hot true Reformer, and Of dis
tingushed ability and attainmenIs. Readers Of the
Memoirs Of Margaret Fuller, will remember him as
contributing important portion to that delightful
honk
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The Neio York Tribune is complimentary to its
city, thus -
In his famous sonnet celebrating the nastiness Of
the City Of Cologne, Coleridge declared that he
counted there two and seventy .well defined and
separate stiaks, but hat would he have said had
bis nose been assaulted by the far more varied and
powerful stenches OF New York
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KENTUCKY. Another Southern voice. I, sveens
bythely on The Northern gale. Kentucky speaks
for Free Sail, and Pitisb re. Madison county has
selected her eight Delegates other counties are to
follow suit; and there is a bold spirit in Old KEN
tuck for Freedom.
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80 We learn from the Atlas Of Thursday, that
the corresponding editor, (Cone Sch uIer.) being
90 bis way 10 the celebration at Lundy's Lane, " as
ssiaken in the afternoon, BY some friends, TO the
State Lunalc Hospital a, Uiica.'' The excitement
doubtiess was too much for him.---Bonon Post.
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q Mr. John Morrison, Of Leicester, whose Gaze
We mentioned as having been bitten by spider. as
he supposed, died, a. we learn, on Wednesday,
The diseaee went regularly on, ill i ended dea.h
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No dispatches were received last night by
telegraph, 10 consequence ofthe sup erabundance Of
electricity in the atmosphere.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr. j. CInvvaon keller.

Or New York. Analytical Physician will he in attend
ance at his office co OF Mechanic and hurch sfs
worcester, for consultation with pa tents upon all dis.
easfs during Thursday and Fiday August 5th and 6th
Ladies AMI gentlemen invited TO call. NJ No
charge Tor consultation iy3I d6t will
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Ibe % ailp 8 y.
SATURDAY. JULY 81. 1854.
Awake We Friends Of Freedom :

The Worcester Freedom Club will meet at Herticut
sural Hail. Monday evening, August I'd, at O'Clock,
to "agsie the great question of Freedom vs. Slavery.
Letevery member of the Club be present Citizens
Invited TO attend,
Per order. WIZ. DANE. Secretary.
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KATE VIRGINIA POOLE. The GoYerno, and
Council Of New Hampshire, have granted 4 pardon
to Kate Virginia Poole, To take effect IN thirty DAYS
from Ills date, the 26lh. Ii win be recoIIecled that
she was sentenced 10 the State Prison for life,
i"r Killing her infant child by throwing it from the
window Of railroad car
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A METAPHOR.

a METAPHOR. Poetry permits her votaries to
indulge N many metaphorical ideas, but the Ia,es,
"ne we have met with, is positively the most oripi-
with eyes OF FIRE, majssticaly he rose,
And spoke divinely through his doube-5arelas
noss"
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Single copies Of Giddingss Speech in rrsEPers suit
abls for mailing be be had at this Oce for one cent
copy.
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the apathy Of the No,hs We might well mourn for
our country, did we not know that liberty is from
God, aad will yet reign over all the earth.
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Voice Of New england.
By JOHN C. WHITTIER.
Is his the land our fathers Iovedl
The Freedom which they toied TO win2
l. this the soil wherein they moved?
Are these the graves they slumber in?
Are zee the sons by whom is borne
The NANTES which the dead have won't
And shall we crouch above these graves
With craven soul and fetitred lip!
Yoke in with marked and branded slaves,
And iremble at the drivers hip?
Bend to the earth our plant knees,
And speak-but masters pleasel
Shall outraged nature cease TO frel2
shall mercy's tear no l'nger dow2
Shall ruffian threats of cord and steel
The dungeons goonl--the asssssin's blow,
Turn back the spirit reused 10 save
Our rrulh-Our Couliry-aud the Slave!
OF human skulls that shrine was made,
Wherein the priests Of Mexico
Before their handsome idol PRAYED
Is Freedoms Altar fashioned so?
And must we yield to Freedoms Gnd,
As Offering meet, the negro's blood!
Shall tongues he Mute, hen deeds are wrought
Which well mIga; shame EXTREMIST helll
Shall Freemen Lnck the indignant thought
Shall MercN s boEom cease In swell
No--bs each spe, of haunted ground
Where Freedom weeps her chIldren's fall
By Plymouth's ruck-and Bunker's mound
BY Grswold's stained aud shattered wall
BY Warren's ghost-hy Langdon's shade
BY all the memories OF our dead!
By their enlarging souls, which hurst
The bands and letters round them SET
By the free Pilgrim spirit nursed
Within our inmost busoms vet
BY all above around--heuw--
Be ours the indignant answer---Noi
No-guided by our eountry's laws,
For truth, and right, and suffering man,
Be ours TO strive in freedoms cause.
As Christians may-as Freemen can!
Still pouring on unwilling ears
That truth, oppression only fears.
What-shall we guard our neighbor still,
While woman shrieks beneath his rod,
And while he tramples down at will
The image OF common Godi
Shall watch and ward around him set
Oh Northern nerve and bayane,?
And shall we know and share with him
The danger aud The open shamel
And see our Freedoms light grow dim,
Which should have filled the world with flame,
And, writing, feel where'er we turn,
worlds reproaCh around us burn?
It's not enough that this is bornel
And asks orr naughty n-ighbor more?
Must letters which his slaves have worn,
Clapk round the Yankee farmers door?
Must he be told beside his plough,
What he must speak, aud when, AMI howl
Must he be told his freedom stands
On slaver,'s dark fun alton strong
On breaking hearts and filtered hands,
On robbery, and crime, aud wrongl
That all his father taught is vain
That feedom's emblem is the CHANT
Its liie--i,s soul from slavery drawn2
False--fpnl--profanel go-ieach as we'll
Or holy Truth from falsehood born
or Hraven refreshed Ivy airs from He'll
Of Virtue nursed by open Vice
OF Demons planting Paradise!
Rail on, then, ''breihren Of the Soulh''--
We shall not hear the truth the less
No seal is on the Yankees mouth,
No fetaer on the Yankees presx
Faom our Green Mountains to the Sea,
One voice shall thunder-l0e are fTeel
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t'nly 25 and ~ Ia CcnTsn Ro11Te.-Tba
PEoPi.ES MEDlCINES.-Dr Iangley's Sarsaparllla
Dock Root, Wild Cherry Bark Dandelion Thorough,
WORT knuNarh, End Prickly Ash Bark Root and Herb
Buters the best compound M iicne "a be use IN the
spring and SUNNI err ever offered the people II will
cure the Live Complaint iaundice, Dyspepsia and
WeaSnSss and drive nj corrupt humors from the Blood
cures Piles, Costiveness Colds aud Coughs TRY one
bo'tle-the cost is small.
sold IN Worcester wholesale and retail by NJ B.
Sreen and James Green and by all Medicine dealers in
he eity and county
The Wholesale Depot is at rs Union ST., Boston
mAVl dN w amis
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lars for the relief Of the poor sufferers by the Ere at
Montreal.
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0rcester WRtes Cure Institution No
GLEN SFREET.-This Institution is well arranged
LOT me treatment Of nvas at all seas ms of the wear
IEkMs, Nc.--Fnr full board and treatment from IS
4 per week. - -
k-sh patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
otto rneetsi two WOODEN blankets; one comfortable,
and old linen for bandages
Out door practice attended TO as usual
Office hours from to 4P. NJ.
dec6 dwtf s. ROGERS n
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- ne T,uth be KNOW.

National Convention.
At Pftsshnrg, PENN. August IL 1882
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STEAMBOAT DIsAsTEts.-We trust that the
awful calamity upor the Hudson River, by which SO
many happy homes have been made desola,e and SO
many human beings hurried into eternity without
moments warning, will have the effect to call the
attention Of our legislators at Washington, for one
day at least, from the business of President making,
and the strife for the spoils in which they have
become utterly absorbed, the important bill
Gently reported by Senator Davis for the better pro-
lection of human life in vessels propelled by steam,
and that they will pass the same without delay. 1t
is subject which admits Of no pnstponement, for
so long as men in the strife for supremacy in single
trip Of steamboat, ready to jeopardize the lives
Of hundreds Of their fellow beings, long viii these
awful occurrences continue to take place. To Com
gress the people now look for protection from like
calamities in future. Let them not look in vain.
- The arrangements for the celebration of
West India Emancipation at South birmingham,
Tuesday next, the 81 Of August, are such as to n-
dictate that il will be highly Interesting occasion.
As the hand Of tyranny is brought to bear upon all
the right Of free speech is denounced and threat
ened-lhe people very naturally aroused to
consideration Of the question Of freedom, in all its
aspects, and all irs bearings. What occasion, then,
more appropriate for such considerations, than the
anniversary of the emancipation of nearly million
Of bondmen. The size chosen Cor the celebration is
a charming one, and The fare so low as to invite all
To go, il it were but merely for excursion. We
hope, then, that the grove may he filled on the oc-
cason, and be made vocal with the high purposes Of
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NOTICE..

The Rev John Blaln, of Charlrstown, will preach at
Pleasant rect Church, to morrow. august Ist)
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". Is. Palmer, the American Newspaper Agent
is authorized Agent for this paper in The cities
nosten, New York, and Philadelphia, and is duly en-
ployed to take advertisements and subscriptions at tn.
rates as required by u.s. His receipts will he regarded
as payments. His Offices are Boston, Scollay,s BniId
ings Court street; Nes York. Tribune Buildings Phil
adelphia, N. w. corner Third and Chestnut streets
niay7 ,,f