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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

ecnfIeman wa yes4s
gsl55fd6F E8f good and cheap setaing SHees
HIM srah he had neyeEh heard kooE9sIk
a49aAS A9
5n1iied hat Ms IS going 10 buy auhls Gesee snt
end ~ lfis hiendst 4LCnei
mt corhs 81 faRkiHRR 49ede masss
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

erA1WaSs on hand at BUCKS mammothE
C~lofhingstor5, sign Of large pants t SEsheaste orner
of Union and second streSs, hhadeH1rN thecln-
zensof Charltstow and vicinity an PaEsicphEiY inHl=
ted to can at The Mammoth Clothing steEe, whleFels
afthe best and fnesteioth and wilbe s9d att heysEY
lowest prices Rcnlember re2defs y
Pants. Bes~uroHndcaliet
Nurtheast corner Of UnionIa1 % AreeHs
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II now 1T eCarlelsa Hotel chNfIetteWnSEa.
TTTE t qn6fT bfDE ISE.
~ EEo4ud pfol mT I1nt 10
|rf lnU u4ouELl4
n1tf4 IN Ifto6 IN f w E0h-
mrs me
m~IfonanHO EIt fluf
It6usSt with moifr
h1t
ft6 prmefplS OIL ,dt1s
etfdm1 d eonldb6dethedb
rsmo1o 9esl al other met1DdsWhen compared 10
his 40 mafder6u ID the operation, drtgt % re
mind and ian1retti b ahRlneF
BYRD AFTER 6F.B!
g. W. NETFIEFONt ND.
We not only snbscrbeto the above certificate signed
by pr. Carter and Others but viii add thnt DIR. Cald-
we'll msf July aadmost atisfact1ly explained tons
hs Observation-Disclosures hs Ehonao ON the
Teeth, and. We with pleasure state that his remedial
treatment OF the teeth In coerectng pain, hbStng de-
angemenS and extracting Teethsl = not only slend-
fef But compafafvcE the sGfest Of any OF which We
have any kn56ledUs Hmedicd men viii consult
biln. Ne Ire indpcSd 10 believe they will be fully satis-
E-RoRINSoN, RID.
$40 EScc hspdbinss1 g. AFNp MsD.
April IL, lS53-5f
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MARRIAGE. HAPPINESS AND COM.
PETENCE.

Z EN
WHY IS IT? That We behold many females, scarce
spirits with n complication of diseases and ailments,
depriving them of the power for the enjoyment of life
ut an age when physical health, buoy0ncy of spirits,
and happy serenity of mind, arising from n condition
of health, should dc predominant.
Many OF the causes of her sufleringzn Mt 6rst-perhnps
years before, perhaps during girihood, or the first
years of :narriagc-werc in their origin SO light as 10
pass unnOticed, and of course neglected.
IN T YEARS,
When too late to be benefited by our knowledge, VIC
look buck and mourn, andregret the full consequences
of our Ignorance.
life, the knowledge we obtain in after years! And
whit days and nights of nnguish we might not have
been spared, If the knowledge was timely possessed,
1T is MELANCHoLY7AND STARTLING
To behold the sickness and suffering endured by many
n wife for many years, from causes simple and COM
trollablc, asilyrcmedicd-or better stnl-notincurred
IF EVERY WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the information contained in q little volume,
(within the reach ofnll) which would spare to herself
YEARS OF z
And to her husband the constant toll and anxiety of
mind, necessarily deVolving upon him from sickness
quiring that competence which his eXcrtiOns are entl-
tied, and the possession of which would secure the
happiness of himself, wife, and children.
SECURE THE Fan OF HAPPINESS
by becoming in time possessed of the knowledge, the
want of which has caused the sickness and poverty Of
thousands.
In view of such consequences, no wife or mother is
cxcusablc if she neglect to aVnil herself of TINT know
ledge in respect to herself, which would spare her
much suffering, bethe means of happiness and pros
perity to her husband, and confer upon her children
that blessing above all price-healthy bodies, with
healthy minds. That knowledge is contained in n lit
tie work entitled
NH nTCr,foJ Tu..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

VIRGINIA, JEFFERSON CoUNTYs Set;
In the County Court, April Terms 1883.
TNHOS w. SHRIyER having rcnovedfrom District
u No. 8, and resigned his Commission ass Justice
an election BE- held at the Mayors Office in the town
of Harpers-Fcrry ON the 30th day of this month, to fill
the vacancy occasioucd by the said resignation.
A eopy-Teste: 7, a. MooRE Clerk.
Anil 96 'jS53 4-sFtE lts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

ron SALE
NHREE YOkES or YOUNG OXEN. Anew 70
RAMOS YAT$.
April 10, 1858.
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NB04TJOR SAIEATwo SSeohd-hAhd
QSsSL Bnsgi@ and two Secondshand Bas
GSS@O1 roucheS Tor one horse
"a Arff 26. lSe3. W.L HAWkS
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MANTUA-MAKING.

Miss Sarah e. YanhollOn, formerly ofBalti.
lEl more, and Miss King solicit the attention OF
the Ladies of CharlestoWn and its vicinity 70 call md
examine their E PATTERNS, whiehthoThHy
Sast received from PliladelphiA, and which are on the
Latest and most ashl6nablestyls. Mlworke ntEtlstt
edtaBtheir care will b e&ecuted with neatnessanddi dis
patch, Their Residence near the ~eLhagofMr.H II.
Is -EhN APrf26 1853
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

LIAHILrTY or RAlLRoAD GdkY4sms-We i6nrt
from the ltomney (Ta.] intelligence that on the bttt
inst IN the Circuit Court for i R&aRtF ARgus5W
Mcdonald obtained a Judgment 4os $40 against th,
Baltimore i Ohio Railroad, as a pe5alty orfniling e t.
take the plaintiff up Mt Pa~ddytoIn:and allow him tC
travel in the passenger cars. It Is &tited that several
other suits Of the same character aBs pending III tia
Court.
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RENT.

TIHE two offices adjoining The Free Press once, oae
lately In the occUpancyof Y. deceased.
and the other occupied by hr Fornsy. Applicatfnns
may be made to Vino WOrthingtoRq N. CAL
laher. Possession given immediately
April I2, 1883.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

A Strike ~ ALIEGANY CdUF4Y{-It is stated that
tine miners and laborers in the GuB1berland Odd
coal region have siruck for highes wages, and that
IN consequence, the coal businesshAs been entirely
arrested. and must so remain until <he difficulty Is
adjusted,
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ACARD.

OUR clients and the public arc informed In
Ut. n. FAUNTEER0Y, JR.s .eonnecfed vii
us m business, and has fpIl aIth0T 70 at4endtoan
of our professiOpal matters. His Office hFith ours,i
Iofas Row, near the Conrt-Houss.
BARTON & WILLIAMS.
WiRchestcr, Va. April IA, IBS3-Iv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

ADONNLETS, BONNETS.--Ldis Straw
BoNNETss embracing eyeE new
auddeafabIeo Of the season, some Of W1lichSafe
embroidered Blond French Strawan Gimp Sc.
AprlI9. JOHN Il H90FF.G
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EXCLAIMED 6 LoTTERY BROKERS,

Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, NJ. ANsEL & Co. arc tho men.
NJ. ANSEL & CO.,
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STRAYED on sTOLEN

rs 04ANN
ER0M tho subscriber, on Thursday, 18th
H2SE instant, a LARGE GREY HORSE, about
A1l6 hands high, IL orl y years old. There are
leg. liberal reward will be given for hs recovery.
Bolivar, April IS. 1855
CADDLES.--The subscriber has a few sADDIEs
ON hand that hewill sellat cost. Persons desiring
any thing ofthe kindcan be supplied St shortest mo-
1Iprill9, 1863.
IENTLEMENsS WEAR.--A large stock Of
VI CLOTHS, CASslMERES AND VEsTlNGS, for
Chprlestowas April 49, 1859.
s~DONNETS. BoNNETS.-Lada Straw
8oHSS FL tSa ess5n mssf i5s8 az
embroidered Blond French Straw and Gimp &es
Aprll9. John y H2Ok9
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ribbons Of every variety,
5.EGaGap, SASH Neck and Plain Ribbons, Flo-
renee 1lpsions Nitss An examination IS sooitedas
apFifis. Z : JONI HooFF.
ADIESs DRESS GOODs.-.Berage Berage
2deLhness observation-disclosures.
ApEl19- !OHN
GIOYESA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
NJ Gloves andHcsIery for sale chsap ~
Aprill9. J0HN HQQkF-
sExTRAcTOF COFFEE, for a1ebY
r. April -. IQHh1HQOEF
rPRNG GOoDsssThe sntcrfbes owfe-
aprilIS. kSE KE4RsEEY.
RTEW orr SYRUP, fno article ftr
IN ceiyed by LAp1I9l SON
ATO.IlETTEERIAI OH, sr le
In APEli9.
M O.. SUGAR, only S cents
HNs DO d6 do 81
Aprl19l
nRANGE8AND LElIONsstdsEB
- April
DRnE bacon HABIs
SOM
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

AUTHORIZATIONS Ribbons Of every variety
hEGap, SASH Neck and Plain Ribbons, Cups, Flo
renee musionsl MITES An xnTninattoh1 isl OEciteda as
they VIII be sold ht loE prices
aprfT18f JOHN L H0OFF.
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LADIES FnEGoODs.
rTARRS 81 RIDENOUR hlG ready for said Avety
Tbeg6d{es nrelpoHtety neq1estedto call and HkcA
look, Apra2s 1853
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

GOODS ron the CRYsTAI PAt4CE--The New York
Post says that several gentlemen d 0p6lence who are
IN possession Of several works Of art, have rendered
the use Of them for exhibition ff fe Crystal Palace
Among those most worthy of not6 SIRE Powers Eve,
the Greek Esaye and the Fisher Boy; the Flora of
Crawford and the Chanting Ghnrabsby Greenougb.
These specimens of sculpture ere aIaong the most
beautiful in tho country The splendid service of
Plete presented by tho ROthehiIds % u friend of theirs
IN this country III IRIsd be exhibited
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rsuant to public notice, uvery large dnd respect
meeting Of. the citizens of Clarke county, con-
at the CourtHouse on Monday, the 18th insti
aiOa, EDWARD ]. SMITH, Esq, was called to
Chair, and DAVID Il. McGURE appointed Sccrc-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

CIGAFOoSE CHARLEY; oHsr forsnIe a large and
- complete stock6fs Spring md SUMMER Goods ent-
bracinp eyery article usually foundina Stores
our fsfeRds and5a public generally arc respectfully
invited to give us q calls Apfno
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nOOTs. SHOES. Cows have a snp-
ID spIy Of Ladies', MenssM4d B9gsShoeHNs SO.
Abrh96. HARRIS s RIDENDUR.
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ALEXANDRIA, LOUDQgN 8 HAMP-

Harpers-Ferry April 5. 1853.
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NBTSAS00Bo nnetsonconsignmentst 70
be sold at city prices, for sale by
April26. SiGAEOOSE&
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28

PRESENT TO RoYALITY.-.The Home
Journal tells the following story ofthe disgracelu
manner in which Pennsylvania woman recent
ly spunged hundred dollars out of Queen Vic.
toria:
Mrs. Blank, of Kutevie, Pennsylvania,
few months ago, sent much elaborated satin
quilt TO Queen Victoria. An acknowledgment
Of the same was received from Colonel Phipps,
the keeper the Privy Purse, who informed the
lady that, though rule, the Queen declined
presents from any quarter, owing to the vast num-
Der that had formerly been offered her, yet, or
der to show her interest in the productions of
American Ladies, she had been graclously pleas
ed to make an exception; and the quilt was ac-
cepted accordingly. So far ,all was well. Some
time after, however, the quilt gyer sent an episle
10 Queen Victoria, detailing the great expense
which had been incurred in the manufacture Of
the quilt, and intimating that the maker thereof
had fully expected 10 receive from the Queen an
equivalent, either in money or in some other form.
Inc next steamer brought a reply from Col.
Phlpps, and a draft upon Edwards, Sanford a.
Co.'S Foreign Express Office for twenty pounds
sterling. Col. Phpp's letter we have read 1t
IS couched in terms the most polite, though il is
evident enough that he was quite aware Of the
nature of the act which called i forth. "IIer
majesty, he said, chad directed him to apollo
glze for the delay which had occurred in sending
the money. That delay had arisen solely from
me Tact that her Majesty had not been aware Jun
I'll tho receipt Of Mrs Blanks letter, that she was
willing to receive any thing in return for the arti-
Gle. Her Majesty further directed him, (Col.
Phipps) TO cause Mrs. Blank to be informed that
II was contrary to her Majesty's rule 10 receive
PREVENTS, that the exceptions which had hitherto
been made in favor ofladies could not be repeat.
ed. II would be a waste Of words TO say, that
this transaction, 80 far as Mrs Blank Of Kuteyille,
was concerned, was disgusting and disgracefully
mean. Equally supcrhuous were il to add, that
the conduct Of the Queen was handsome and lib.
era Meanness is not a Characteristic of The
American people, and we cannot but feel indie'
nant that,at the only Court in Europe for which
the American people entertain the slightest re.
spect, the meanness Of an American woman
should be bye-word' Doubtless the affair il
a standing joke at the Privy Purse Office, for we
observed that the clerk who copied Col. Phipps'
letter had not been able TO deny himself the graf.
i6caiion Of placing minute point of admiration
~ over the syllable "Kute.j A lady requests
Us to wind up this article by soying that il Mr.
Blank was party TO this extoriion the Kuleyil.
lians ought TO turn out en- masse and give him
quilting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28
$1,000 REWARnI

DIR. LANGLEY's ROOT AND HERB BITTERs
1t shall be left TO all the people, who shall be en-
titled to the above reward after using bottle EACH
and they will he he cured of the Liver Complaint
or Indigestion, Jaundice, CGushs and Colds, Costve
ness, Files, Weakness, Headache all complaints arising
from impure blood loss of appette,-in fact, all the
complaints which every body is more less troubled
with, after thawing ont in the Spring. Langey's Bit
tiers are the very thing for all the ladies' and every body
else should have bottle, and mistake in that they
always do good and never harm and very pleasant
to take. Only rs and 37a cents bottle.
Sold in Worcester, by James Green, and NJ b. Green
wholesale and retail D. Scott, E. II. Marsh l.. La
ze and all other dealers in medicine. Also, by dealers
in all the towns and villages every where
Wholesale depot, 81 Union street, Boston.
marl4 davy6pn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28

ca Thirty years ago, Russia was at war with
Turkey As that event may possibly again oc-
cur, Is interesting to recur 10 the sentiments of
one of the most eminent men that existed at that
time, Of the merits of the question, and of war
in general. Jefferson, when he wrote this letter,
was 50 years Of age, and John Adams 90:
"MoNTICELLo, June |, 1922
To return to the news of the day;
it seems that the Cannbals of Europe are going
to eat one another again. A war between Rus
STA and Turkey, is like the battle of the kite and
snake; whichever destroys the other, leaves
destroyer less for the world. This pugnacious
humor Of mankind, seems to be the law of his
nature; one Of the obstacles to too great multi
plicaton, provided in the mechanism of the Uni.
verse. The cocks Of the hen yard kill one
another; bears, bulls, runs do the same, and the
horse in his wild state kills all the young males.
until, worn down with age and war, some vigor.
Gus youth kills him. hone ,pe
shall prone hoac much happier for man the Qua
ker policy is, and that the life of The feeder is
better than that Of The fighter. And il is some
consolation that the desoIation by these maniacs
Of one part of the earth, is the means Of mproy-
ing i IN other parts Let the latter be our office
and let us milk the COW while the Russian holds
her by the horns, and the Turk by the tail. God
bless you, and give You health, strength, good
spirits, and as much of life as you think worth
having. THOMAS JEFFERSON"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28
fsg. OIsONIN .rn

Thousands or Parents who VermTuge composed
of Castor Oil, Calome a. c., aware, that while
they appear TO benefit the patient they actually lay
ing the foundations Tor series OF Diseases such as sal
vatioD, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c
In another column will be found the advertisement of
HObemsacks Medicines which ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their well their Chill
dren's health In Liver complaints and all disorders
OF the only genuine medicine HobemsacAs Liver Pills
u C Be not dscei0ed,n but ask for Hobensacks
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature OF The Proprietor, j. N. HOBENSACK,
none else genuine.
l.. T. LAZELL, EDW'D H. MARSH, D SCOTT,
Jr, JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL 81 HILL,
Agents for Worcester.
ie2I DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28

WING FIGURES CAN'T TELL THE TRUTH.-
The Boston Courier, in its desperation against the
Constitutions Convention, has originated false
hood TO the effect that the reports Of the debates and
proceeding ofthe Convention will cost SIZE, 000-
rhe Springfield Republican repeats this with addi.
tons They know, or ought TO know, very well,
that less than one-fiih of that sum, will more than
cover the whole cost Of these reports But it is
their vocation to misrepreseut every thing connect-
ed with the Convention, and, for the next three
months their abors in this line will show the high
est style of Wing genius for this sort Of work.
Ii will be recoected that the Wing Convention,
last year, resolved that the Constitutional Conven-
ton would cost $250,000. But, with all their ma
lignant hatred of the Convention still unappeased
they are compelled to moderate the antics Of
their figures somewhat, and when they wish to i'm
pose upon the people by figuring up the whole cost Of
the Convention at Two or three times as much as
they really suppose it will be, their most audacious
clpherers do not venture above 5000, O00,- Com
n1o0WeQLh.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28
THE PRICE OF FLESH. = The Wilmington
(NorIh Carolinal Journal has the following;

The PRICE OF FLESH. = The Wilmington
(Norh Carolina) Journal has the following:
"High Price Of Negroes We know not to what
attribute il, but better prices have been of.
fered by traders, for this description Of property,
than we have ever before known. Negro fellows Of
very ordinary appearance, are bringing 81 900 very
readily Women are selling for very large prices,
varying from $500 to $1,000. BOYS weighing
This is the time for selling Il, any one is 20 disposed
Anderson Gazate
We would also remark that about the same state
Of things exist in this town, and the prospect is that
negroes are going still higher. We know Of one
broker, (Mr. NJ. Conly) who sold number of me-
groes last week, men and women, at prices ranging
from 1925 to 81 ,20O;and learn that he has also
sold men, without any trade, as high as 81, 300 1t
really seems that there is 10 be no STOP to the RISE
This species Of property is at least 80 per cent high
er now, in the dull season Of the year, than il was
last January, when every body seemed to be in the
market, making preparations for the present year.
What negroes will bring next January il is impos.
sible for mortal man. to say. An intimate aequain-
lance Of ours had occasion, Saturday last to buy
house girl, and the price only the small sum
of$1 900.
The above is species Of market returns peculiar
to "the freest nation in all creation" The flesh Of
uegro boys and girls ranges now between So and
$40 per h., and is in great demand. II must be
profitable business to sell at such prices, but we
should think that even Satan himself would keep out
Of it seeing the oadsone load Of disgrace that must
20 with tie money.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28

% number of scientific gentlemen assembled yes.
terday at the house of DR.. Turnbu Russell square,
to witness the results produced by process recently
discovered by the Doctor and applied for the cure Of
deafness and blindness.
Between twenty and thirty patients attended, many
of whom, it was stated by hen PARENTS had been horn
deal and dumb. They submitted to various tests,
by which IT was proved that their deafness had been
cured by the application of DIR. Turnbus remedies
and what appears most singular is that whether the
disease depended paralysis Of the auditory nerve
rupture Of the tympanum obstruction of the inter-
nal passages, relief has been obtained or complete
cure effected without pain Inconvenience Several
patients, who represented that they had been COM
pleely blind said they could perfectly we'll
London Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28

AID AND CoMFORT.-Sone of the Wbie presses
derive great deal Of aid aud comfort from an article
IN the New Bedford STANDARD, wherein the editor
Of that paper airms that it is his belief that the
wing party is not dead, and they copy the artIc lie
with great gee and exultation.
We are pleased to see our Wing friends repose
80 much confidence in the opinions Of an opponent,
whom they often affect to dispute, but il should be
borne 10 mind that The prominent presses of their
own party are, from the nature Of the case, better
qualified to judge OF the state Of The party than an
outsider, like our friend Of the Standard.
The Tribune and the Times declare that the par.
~ is deiunct and # they do know, We should be
glad to learn who does.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28

q The Syracuse IN. W Star learns that the
Supreme Court Of This State, at its sitting, held
week or two since, pronounced decision distinctly
affirming the constitutionalIty of the Fugitive Slave
Law Of 1850.
Who cares, though they did? Who believes the
lie one mite the because the Judges OF the Su.
preme Court Of New York affirmed it. There were
such monsters Jefries, Tresselian, Noxbury, and
Brax6eld, appointed in Britain and ireland, to dis
Pense justice. They dispensed royal vengeance in
stead. They prostituted law, "whose throne is the
bosom Of God" to the purposes of personal and po-
lltical revenge. The breed Of Judicial wolves to
which they belonged. is not yet extinct; and proba-
bly, the ermine Of New York covers the shoulders of
creatures Of the same kind.
Although all the patrons, members, and graduates
Of all the law schools and lawyers Offices in Chris.
tendon we're TO affirm the constitutonaIity of the
Fugitive Slave Law, it would only be ialsehood,
extensively affirmed. Any man who has read the
Constitution, and the Fugitive Slave Act, and who
has enough Of discrimination to discern The differ.
ence between the language OF canniba and that OF
gentlemen, could never be imposed upon by any
Supreme Court, to believe that the Fugitive Slave
Act is Constitutional. The Supreme Court mig hi as
well affirm that roasting the stake, and break
ing them on the rack, is Christian. They would
have been considered oracular in the time NJ the
Borgias, il they had raid so. Their opinion about
the Constllutioualiiy Of the Fugitive Slave Law. is
entitled TO no more respect than such an opinion
about the Christianity Of murder would receive in
the United States now.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28

For Prescriptions and Physicans use, t1onl The most
reliable sources IN Boston and Neao York, cart be
found at the Store Of Lewis T. Lazell, POI Nam
Street.
Every one who is any convessant with Drugs and
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty OF finding an arti-
Gle perfectly free from aduleTaon. Especially is this
the case with those in general use which, of al Others
should be as pure as possible II has been for years
Drugs-Ihose which may be relied upon, aud all may
fee confident of the purity Of every article obtained at
my establishments trnsi hat n discriminating public
will continue to sustain me in MY endeavOrs BY their
patronage assuring them thar every article will be held
as represented Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded AT all hours OF The iay and night
iyl daWti l.. II, JAZEII Anotbecarv