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INsEED OTL-600 Gallons prime mountain
81 Linseed q for sale By the bill. or rallon- low
Tor Cash. JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
ie Its
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a. DOUBLE BROWN TOUT 4

Y N UVt b AL u EsV - " 4 Ut 4 -
"a CREAM ALE.-We have on hand, ard ready
for sale loo boz. double Brown stout, and 100 boz.
Cream Ale-a very 81 erior article, put up expressly
for Hotels and amiiy 1t need only trial to sat-
sty the best of judges-which invite call and see
for themselves. NJ. CONNELL & son.
+ s.-or iers from any distance thankfully received
and punct1allv disnat.hed Tie 9-ts1
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ernment we would leave the system with the
States. and abstain from oil interference with
IL anywhere within its own local limits; and
we would hold it in there, to establish Jusesce,
promote the general welfare, and secure do
mestic tranquility. And if We once had the
Federal Administration fairly and fully on
these truly national grounds, we would never
agitate the question again in the North; but
occupying place in the South, and claiming
the rights and liberties of American citizenship
and Christian brotherhood, we would use eve-
ry means that Heaven has put within our pow
err to abolish it in every State in the Union,
where our voice could reach, and we would
cast our own vote against it in the region where
we might have the constitutional liberty to DO
80.
When our doctrines are understood we will
be found orthodox at all points upon the na-
TONS constitutional relations to slavery; and
if the Unions remarkable oracle under notice
were but earnestly obeyed and honestly guided
by the sentiments of justice, humanity, and
sound policy, it would assimilate with the Era
something faster and earlier than we fear it is
likely to do. II is in the meanwhile satisfac-
tory to us to find, however Internationally that
out of its own mouth its conduct is condemned,
and we are justified. f.
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THE CLERGY. AND ABOLITION
on the Ligaor TfaHc.

The olergymen Of Philadelphia-well and
generally represented by those in attendance
held called meeting on the 30th ult., to take
into consideration the state of the cause OF tenn
pe,ance, and the duties Of the clergy in refer
ence to the Maine Law. In the proceedings
we find the names of Rev's John p. Durbin,
Doctor Hodgson, Of the Methodist Church ;
Mr.. Kennard Baptist; MIR. Stork, Lutheran :
Mr.. Brainard, DR.. Neal, o. s. Presbyterian ;
DR.. Newton, Episcopalian; Mr. Roberts, M.
Protestant; Mr.. Willets, Dutch Reformed; MIR.
Rood, N S. Presbyterian; Mr.. Dufield, and
Mr.. Dickinson.
A series of resolutions were adopted, recon-
mending a resort to the ballOt-box for the pur-
pose of procuring a Prohibitory Liquor Law.
These resolutions 60 the whole length Of the
moral and political movement They recon-
mend sermons in all the churches OH the sub
ject before the next election, and provide for
q clerical address to the religious voters.
The Rev. Mr.. Brainard proposed the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the clergy of this city de-
sire to feel and inspire o profound reverence
for the laws of the land, and deplore the
position they are compelled to occupy in de-
nouncing traffic which the law sanctions, but
which is ruinous to the public welfare and
happiness AS they cannot be silent under the
result of this unholy traffic, they are compelled
to urge, they do urge, its abolition, that they
may denounce sin without striking at the in
fluence OF law.
This is just the thing, and the very pattern
for clerical resolution in another matter,
about which the word "abolition" has been
used occasionally The mover was probably
thinking so much of the possible misapplication
of the principle, that he could think of nothing
else, and so forgot to put the word liquor be-
fore the word traffic This is one eff the cases
in which an Anti.Slavery paper has to exercise
its utmost vigilance to prevent principle or a
profession from getting under the wrong head
in its columns And if the clergy are not
watchful, they will get incendiary before they
are aware of it. A man holding such senti-
ments in the abstract, wouldn't feel himself
obliged to send back his mother into Slavery,
even to save the Union. Nay, a clergyman
might have some reluctance to surrender even
the poorest of his flock that partook of the
bread and wine with him. What nice distinc-
tons we have to make in these troublesome
times 4.
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VOL. VII.
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS

In another column viii be found the soo,.
official list Of diplomatic appointments mad
by the new Administration. The m;ss;o,
France is still in allegiance This is the miss;os
which public rumor has assigned To Hon Ioh,
A Dix, of New York. tits apprehended hon
ever, that should he be appointed, the IrDio,
would need saving again. "Young America >
is provided for by the appointments Of lob
M. Daniel, Of the Richmond Erap,jnsp
charge daffaires to Sardinia, and Georce n
Saunders as consul to London. The -.
has become famous as the protector of tho pS
ony line of steamers, for which line bo mo.
estly asked the Government to apn,on,;s.
s2,400,000, for the purpose Of transnart;.S
free negroes and the mails to Liberia H. No 90
also, says the Evening Post associated nj
George Law, in the famous musket pnroho..
This "was near proving coed specula,;on
but the unexpected termination of the ror,I
ton in Europe took away the market vb;.l
had been anticipated for them. Sauna.,5.
last visit to London was to make This ..ls
Whether his next will have any eonnoo,o-
with the same operation, We cannot say NJ
this, however, there is no doubt, that the Con
eminent has never been paid for the muska,. y
Saunders was editor Of the Democrat, p.
uieD, which made such hot war upon the Ola
Foges, and insisted on the nomination &c
Douglas for the Presidency. From these ante.
cedents, the public can judge whether or not
his appointment will be credit to the Ad.
ministration. There is no man ON the list We
bolieve, who has ever been suspected Of lean.
ing to Free Soilism
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l42

girl wiped her eyes and grew to be woman.
Whether she ever fell in love again, is no mans
business. She has proved that she has been
pretty thoroughly in love once, at any rate ;
and the man who said she was never in love,
he knew, had better keep pretty still after this;
But, if he wants to, let him say again that |
never was in love and if there is another Billy
Rogers on this earth, I'll hunt him up, and TALL
in love with him, and give double and twisted
proof that there is nothing in the world comes
40 easy to me.
Then, what will the man say!
POLLY PRIMER.
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For the National Era.
SONNET ON A PICTURED FACE.

The painters art has given to this proud face
A heaven of feeling and world oil thougn''
In the high mien carnestness we trace
With grand resolve and glorious purpose r"usn'
To color tho fine beauties of the mind'
To bid them live and move on the calm brow
Hath been with spiritual, thoughtful grace combined
BY the skilled artist In those tranquil eyes
Are set the SOUL sublime simpcitiesi
Beauty of life and melody of mind
All that can make thee greatly good and wise
Are in thy true and noble self onshrined.
Oh, soaring Intellect still speed thy flight
Onward and ND. to Heavens serenest height!
Oak Lane AuguSt, 1853.
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has po,cer to exclude Slavery from the Terrific
ries Judge Mclean, asking no legislation, ex'
cludes it by law already in force and Tor TINS
he has to answer the offended South. When
will the agitation be suppressed f.
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H. The Atlantic steamer arrived at New
York on Saturday afternoon. DR.. Bailey and
his lady expected to sail in this vessel, and
have doubtless arrived in safety. They will be
warmly welcomed by their friends in this city
The Eastern question remains in stat" quo,
being no nearer u settlement
The text of the Austrian protest in the Kos
ia affair takes the ground that Capt. Ingraham
violated international law, as explained by Vat
tel and other jurists
The Emperor of Austria is afhanced to the
Princess Elizabeth of Bavaria.
The Chinese imperialists assisted by ioreigR-
Ell had been repulsed in an attempt to re-teke
Kiang Foo.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1853.

NJ Post 4 Co.. Periodical Agents, Third street
near Main Cincinnati are authorized to receive sub
scriptions for the Era. Single copies OF the paper
NAV also be had Of them at all times.
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Advioes from Texas to the 18th ult, render it
certain that Pease is elected Governor, and
Dickinson Lieutenant Governor. Gov. Bell 10
elected to Congress by u large majority.
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IsAAt NtNDENHALL,
Be pleased to look into this matter IL the
facts be rs stated, We call upon you to enforce
the Law against your subordinate, the postmas.
ter at Oakdslc, Virginia, or remove him.
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A DUEL was fought ON the aOth ult, near
Blsdensburg between Mr. Ridgway, editor
Of paper at Bedford, Virginia and Mr..
Davis, Of Lynchburg Va. After the 6rss Hrs
the AFFAIR was amicably adjusted, and the
wounded honor Of thssa F. Eve satisfied,
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10 Hon, James Campbell p NJ. General
Your attention is called to the following let
ter:
OAKDALE Va, 9Th mo. Is, 1888.
G. BAILEY: Please find encloeed one dollar,
for six months subscription for tho National
Era. Direct to Sarah Taylor, Jonesville, Lee
county, Virginia.
This is the second attempt the family have
made TO get the Era. They also subscribed
for the New York Tribune but the postm aster
saw proper to withhold them, considering them
as incendiary publications, and endangering
their peculiar institutions and the Union.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-31
d. S. BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l BTOnMnN. NnN Ynrk.
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC,

Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for promoting
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty of
THE HAIR.
HE above has been thoroughly tested and the result
is, an universal expression of entire sasfacton-
II is warranted to eradicate the pandrnf prevent Bald
ness or tendency to turn gray prevent the falling Of
the hair preserve its color render il s0ft, pabe and
glossy, and in good condition for curling eradicate the
anmaculB which is destructive the hair,
the scurf, cure scald head relieve headache The
Excelsior Hair Tonic, being purely vegetable prepaa-
t0n is the thing aud the only thing worthy of it's name
BdtdnesSShould any one desire TO see his bald head
retiring under the shade of beautiful locks let him make
thorough of the Excelsior Hair Tonic
Failing or LoOsening Of The Hair. If this disease
be neglected, it will prove the precursor of badness
result which is by means desirable one, and which
can easily be avoided by a thorough of the Excel
sor Hair Tonic.
Dandruf and Scurf.-This disorder, in most cases
owing to neglect want of proper attention. may be
easily and entirely obvated by the use according 10 d
recons, of the Excelsior Hair Tonic.
Heddache- II you would be relieved of headache
and the gloomy disagreeabe feeling attendant upon it,
and their stead be inspired with the revigng refresh
ing ard hilarious spirit resulting from head clean and
clear, and brain free and active, the Excelsior
Hair Tonic.
Liniment.--For Wounds, Bruises sprans Aaues
Rheumatism, Chlblains, Stings and Bites of Insects
Sore Throat, Pimples, Chapel Hands, &C.. a most ex-
cellen and valuable lniment is the Excelsior Hair Tonic
Chiidren-lt may be used upon he heads of children
witA the happesi results
Prepared only by LOMBARD & CUNDALL Drug
gsts, Springfield, Mass. To whom applications for
agencies must be addressed.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
AaENTs-CALDWEIL a. HILL, e. II, MARSH
and ID. SCOTT, Jr., and scld by Druggists and Fame,
Dealers &c, Throughout the United States and the
Canadas. my6 dawtf
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE STOLEN.

IN A Large Black or dark Brown HORSE,
Tl~S-. slopng behind, and carries his head low,
G~SA with small bunch on each knee the Horse
sSlZ-l IL IA or 10 years old and weighs about 1900
or 1900 lbs. Carriage slide Seat and Covered inc
near Shaft of which was new Brass Mounted, drab
lining, some what delaced, patch on one side and on
the other hole. Buffalo Robe, marked M d.
wood, WoroeateTn lined with rcd flannel Docking, to-
geher with pair Of Buckskin Gloves left under the
seat, marked"D II. Perry, Worcester"
said Horse and Carriage taken from Carlton st.,
near the Union Church, during churcn service, on
MONDAY Evening, Aonl n
whoever viii give information we've said Horse and
Carrlase may be found, shall be literally rewarded -
cester. A. n A ~ a. PERRY
Worcester, April IS, 1868. dawtf
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Imnortant Ia Az Sick.

nR. c. A: HILL, No. l2l Main street, Worcester,
Mass invites the particular attention of Invalids
and the public, to his and successful method OF
treating diseases by the of Magnetic Electricity and
his newly discovered preparations of Magnetic Electric
Medicines. Years of careful study, and scientific
periments in the preparation Of remedial agents as
physician, in large and varied practice, have enabled
Di. H. to discover methods of preparing, condens
ing and combining, produce the most remarka-
bic and happy results and effect radical in all dis
oflong standing, and in where she best med
ica skill in the use OF common medicines have failed
Neuralgia, Spinal Disease, Consumption Dyspepsia,
Chronic Sore Throat Chr mic rheumatism Piles, Scro
ua, Chills and Fever, CutaneOus EruptoHs Mind Dis
eases, Constitutional Debility, Nervous Affections,
matter from what it may arise have all welded
to his new method Of treatment, and those who after
suffering for years from these diseases aud given all
hopes of recovery have by DR. H. been safely conducted
to the Temple Of Health.
My medicines can be obtained Of me in person, or by
etter, at No l2l ma street, aud Of no other person.
in no other place. janl7 du
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IOEICE.

THE subscriber will start his team the first of May
L and will call on all Of his former customers 10 20
ct continual ce Of their patronage through the COM
5000 lbs 90 cts per 100, 5000 lbs. l62 per 100 No
season contracts taken.
ANY neglect the part of drivers to accommodate,
shall have prompt attention by leaving word al the Of
fee 147 Main street. Persons who have changed their
residence since last year and wishing lee will Obhdge
by leaving their names nj the office.
New and Second hand REFRlGERATORs for sale
or exchange as low ms can be found In the city.
apo DIFF II. II. Haywood.
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WORCESTER, TUESDAY. MAY 81. 1853
HAIR OILS, &c.
Gray Ear Charged by the Use Of
Kau Densen's L,l,nrored IKrr1heane

'HE reputation which his celebrated article has &C
/ qnired in its satisfactory results has nos become
thoroughly established.
o. Among the varous remedies of the present
day, offered for the IMPROVE OF the human Hair,
This preparasion the resi- Il of patient and laborious
Physiological research, las extensively received and
merted public favor. 1t requires but the careful appli
cation of"Van Densen's Improved Wahpene,n agreea-
lie to The directions furnished to be convinced Of its
beneficial effects. To those whose hair from sickness
othfr CAUSES, becomes Impoverished, or fallen off,
this preparation will cause il to be newly repenshed
with thick and luXnriant growth, and Gray Hair TO
become changed and TO return to its original color.
Agents for Worcester, CALDWELLSz HILL, Apoth
ecaries. 229 Main street. nov27 dal v6m
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By Letters Patent (Secured) ls49.

Palreymachers Patent Hydro Electric Voktoic
G. HAMS,
CONSTRUCTED to be worn under the garments are
" the most wonderful discovery in Medcine and
Electricity of the present day. They relieve, without
pain or Shock the simultaneously nervous palms,
such head, ear and tooth ache rheumatic mains ts
dooreux, &c land by their mild but continuos and ner
ceptce action the body diseases of years. standing
such as govt, local paralysis, nervous complaints iv
er diseases, &C disappear If by miracle They have
Deen applied with the greatest in all those dread
iIl diseases in children commonly called commissions az
also IN cases oil teethng under difficulties and dlsord
ers oil the bowels. They preciptate metals from their
solutions decompose water defect the magnetic needle
in short show all the phenomenon OF powerful voltac
Pile The Instruments producing these effects weigh
about two ounces, be folded up In pocket book,
are always reldy for instantaneous and will last
man his lifetime, for himself family, and his friends,
nc, against that number OF diseases and complaints in
which mild streaming electricity perfectly safe, Ger
TAIN and wonderful speedy remedy. The price Of
complete chain Is from 81 10 batteries $lO-$22 so.
Incredible as may the above facts, any person
can easily convince himself beforehand, the depot of
their truth The importance OF the invention has been
acknowledged in America by the Academy OF Medicine
OF New York. and the Chains have been applied with
great success in the Medical Colleges, the City, Belle
vue and Wards Island Hospitals, Brooklyn CITY Hos.
pita &ci In Europe by the Royal Colleges of Physc-
ians and surgeons in London by the Academic Nation
ale de Medicine al Paris by the Imperial Faculty n
Vienna by the Royal Faculty at Berlm and other SCI
entihc institutions OF the highest order tic ~dne The
principal hospitals IN Europe
The proprie0rs are In possession of testi,oouiais "a
the came effect, from all the above institutions h Amer
Tea ana Europe as well as Of the eminent and dis
pheres, and Invite the public 10 examine them
run and Illustrated descrpuonsone for personal use
anu one Tor scientific men-wh copies of testimonals
ana number OF cases cured In New York ana Europe
may be Obtained, gratis, at this office Thoy will be-
forwarded, free Of postage, to any part OF the United
states, In answer to pre- paid nqures, containing three
cents postage stamps. J. srElNERT, sole Agent.
No. 56e Broadway, cor. Of Prince ST., New York
=. Agentsin Worcester, CALDWELL HILL, $50 Main
street. myll d5m
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Sight Restored ,

GPECTACLES no longer needed Rv the use Of n
~ simple inst nment invented by the subscribers
Sight may be retained through life without glasses
or it may be restored alter glasses have been many
years This nserfu effect is produced without pain
or Inconvenience. Certificates of from Rev G.. g.
Furney John r. Stuyvesant Esq, r. ]. Deyues, Esq,
and others Of equal responsibility, can be seen at
our office. The efficacy of the Cups was shown by
experiments in recent lecture in Worcester, by our
agent, Dr. G. b. Brainad.
The Cups will be forwarded to any person by mail
on receipt Of SIS. Agents wanted.
j. BALI. & CO,
apis d3m No. 100 Nassau st N. v
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Boston. May 5. 1853.


Al ioe ask is this me question,
If you have got any lungs,
If you have got a stomach
IL you have got liver,
If you have got any blood,
If you have got mucous membranes, or any other
members of the body that are " heirs to ills'
Are you not interested in this great remedy-Devne's
Compound Pitch LOzenge! Store, fremont Temple.
5. ID. FULLER & CO. PlOprietors.
Sold in Worcester by Caldwell L Hill, Druggists,
Agents; Taft & Harrington, Grocers, and by dealers
generally. myl4 diff
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2 Err 2 U VI Z RY.

T 3 e 7 Q n Z. s z
HAVE in store and offer for sale n large lot of Lu.
bins aud Preston Mcrrilps Panel Exna EIDE T. Co.'s
Iiedyosma, John Meakim's Nonparie Perfume, Patey
q Cos Ess Sweet Rrar Pvers Triple Ext Patchouy and
Lavender Water. Maugehet d CoudIoy's Victoria Per-
fume, Jo=eph Aut Parma Francois MAJ Farna, Jean
Maria Farna and Johan Hutton Fauna imported, Black
Red Stamp Coognes, Jean Mottet's imported Orange
Flower Water, with gFeat variety of domestic Co.
lognes, aud other perfume, all of which warranted
genuine, and their Also the largest as
sortment of Essential Oils in the city
mal6 l.. 4. LAZELL, Druggist, POI Main st.
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INTERPRETATIONS.

Those wishing to purchase invited to call and OK
anime the most extensive and varied assortment OF New
and second hand Regeutors TO be found in the City
low Price
GJ Office No. 3 Mechanic st., South side of u.
Hotel ALDEN IL. SEARS.
Worcester April 49, 1859 d2m
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FOR AUSTRALIA.

A1E1 PIONEER Line Of Monthly Packets The
&hhA new and elegant Clipper Ship SEA RANG Err,
1910 burden, just launched will sail from New
York. for Port PhHip and Melbourne Australia, on
the FIRST OF JUNE.
Beng the tenth ship of the above line aud will be
fitted up and pfoysOned in the superior manner
as her predecessors. From her superior model The Sea
Ranger will undoubtedly make quicker passage than
any other vessel advertised Tor Australia not
cepng steamers, aording passengers more desirable
opportunity than has previously been offered Passen-
gers will receive free passage from Boston 60 New
York. For passage which will be at lowest rates APP
ply to WIN. ELLIOTT a. CO,
ap30 d4w II Doane Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-31

HAVING received samples of Porter Ink Backing
Ii Mineral Water, Pickle Wine, oval Fluted 3, rup
Panel and Packing BOTTLES, from the wellington
Glass Co ready to iurni Dtneg SIS, uun 9th
ers with Them cheap and cheaper than the Philadel
phit Glass W are he ohtsIned.
CALD W ELL Il HILL. Druggists,
APPS DIFF Whnesale Agents.
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Perry & Andrews
o FORTE AND MUSIC ROOF

THE subscribers ofrr for sale Lemuel Gnhert's Pa
j tent.action and Boudoir PIANO FORTES of diff
ferent styles, w:
The Octave, in Carved Cases,
the and Octave in plain round and round Cases,
the and Octave in square Cases with prices varying
from $500 to $500; The BoudoT style which is su-
peror to Others in form and tone the Octave in
carved Gases the Octave in plain Cases prices fom
$3.50 TO $500. II the above have Giibefps Putent
Action, and superior any others in the Market
and will be sold or exchanged on favorable terns
also, SeraphtneS, Eolia71S, and Mel0diaas,
from the best Makers. Music Books OF all kinds
choice selection of New Sheet Music Piano Stools
Shrley's Furniture Polish, &c. Pianos let tuned and
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, and
ap27 dawtf A. ANDREWS, Teacher of Music.