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become detected and the nervous systems shattered con-
sttu ions broken down. and subject to that horrible curse
to humanity, THE DELIlGUM TREMENs
VIII in ten minutes, feel the happy AMI health inyiporat
etiracy Of DR. HAMS INNIGORATING SPIRIT
Dr. Hanl'S Aromat,c IHugorating Spirit-B1af n
lDiY dol
Dr. Ham, the and discoyerer of the Medic,el
Beverage assures the public that for the complaints and
ailments is recommended remove and cure Il will not
deceive nor disappointthe patient.
IL IS not recommended cure-all; hut for the die
uesshg ailments it is recommended for the patient will
feel It's happy effects Immediately. '''
DosE-Oue wine gass-ull as often as necessary II
good at all times. -
one dose will In ten minutes remove all bad spirits
Ohe dose VIII m i've minutes heartburn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
One dose will give You a good appetite
E0e Jose WIZ stop the distressing pains Of dyspepsia
One dose will cure a violent sick htaiache
One bottle cured Mr. William Davidson of Chronic i've
pep5a. Mr., Davidson vas afflicted ro six vaars. ~
could not eat the most simple food without Inc preatet
sunerng. One bottle cured him entirey he now eats
animal and vegetable food with ease.
One bottle cured gentleman Of Dyspepsia with Wnlsr
Brush Eruclaonsj he felt better after taking the irst dose
Mrs storms, OF New York city, was so trmbled ,i,b
dyspepsia that she had not eaten for four years =
she was entirely cured by half ottlc She was sotb
renewed aller taking one wine-gass of the Inyigorano
spirit That she could eat me ut dinner without dinicultv
One dose viii remove the disagrocabe and dlstrsss,
eneols OF Wind and Fatuencc, and the moment tIss
sVoaeh receives the lnygorating Spirit the distressing
load ana III painful feelings will be removed s
one dose will remove the most distressi o pans nj cb,
lc, either in the stomach or bo yels " ''-
or urinary organs '"''' ''"'ueI'
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any kidney
oopans are assured OF speedy relief by dose or two
anu radical cure by the use of one two bottles
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who from dissipatng too much ovor NTH, aa
,cel .he evil ELECTS Of the poisonous liquors, IN Violent
@ g sShless ~ stomach, weakness, piddiness Sc
WI T mIu o',e uose WIN remove MI bad feelings.
Iny"nr gs p, Wsak and SICILY constitutions should take tho
auvBoraupR spirit three times day, II will make Won
tIuong, healthy aud happy ali ob,uctions and
bs ~ Vln ,le menstrual organs an restore tho
wasted, care-wOrn face '' '''''''''Vu' D''u
~ Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
Agents for Worcester-M b. GREEN A. co
nov dcud6wly
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GgO,OO99 RE- REW w RI FoRANG

$4,000 t REW sS.t Ri . ToRA = J
A. HIPS Panaceas and Indian Medicines or the remedy
Of Gonorrhea, elects, Structures Whites Pains in the
Back and Lons, Seminal Weakness, Affections of the
Kidneys, Irritation Of the Urethra Gravel and all other
disorders of the urinary organs, without the least re-
stricon to diet drink, exposure, or change in appi
cation to business. These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE,
and although powerful they will not inure in the leas
the most delicate constitution This preparation is war
ranted to the above mentionei eases without usin
any external applications. With .2y Indian Vegetable
Medicines you reiy thor ugh cure by calling
upon me at my Office.
Main street. No 12l. Worcester
WIS div DR.. {. A. ILL.,
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P. St. NJ. ANDREWS, Agent.
n. & W. R. R. Office, Norwich, October &c, 1854 OF
& NASHUA RAILROAD
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS

Trains arriving Nashua connect directly with trains
OF Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern Pas
sumpsic, and Vermont Central Railroads All trains from
Nashua connect directly with Gown trains of Concord
Railroad.
Each train to and from Groton Junction connects with
upward and downward trains of the Fitchburg Railroad
aud with all trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad to an from
Lowell Morning and evening trains connect with Peter
boro and Shirley trains upward and morning and middle
trains with the downward trains Of that road.
At Worcester $50 IN train connects with Steamboat
train from New York via Norwich, IL Is IN train CON
meets with Boston Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains; 10 connects with trains from all the above;
named roads, udiug the Express train from York
and Albany rain arriving at 9 05 m, connects with
the trains from all the above roads, including Express
train to New York and Albany That arriving l 30
m VITA trains of above roads. That arriving at 50
m with the New York Steamboat Train via Ncrwich
FlTCIBURG AND WORCESTER X Il TRAINS.
running in connection with Worcester ami Nashua rrans
Leave EitchbIrg at 10 m; II 40 and and 3 As M.
Leave Worcester at SO and IL Is M and Is m.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between WoI.
cester, GrotOn Junction. Nashua Lowell and Fitchburg
u For connections with the other roads at Worcester
Groton Junction, and Nashua Snow Widers Path
hrder and Railway Guide.
u Through Tickets are issued at Worcester for Bur.
lington, Montpelier Wells River White River JUNCTION
st Johnsbury, Plymouth Littleton and Wiers
G. W. BENTLEY, Sup't.
worcester August l. 1854 dawtf
FITCHBURG WORCESTER r.. r,
La T-@szzsser&ssz-S SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On
EFT8 and after Monday april TO- 1851
P. NJ.
Freight at 1890 P. NJ.
Returning-Leave Worcester at $50 and IL is A. M,
and at 4.l5 P. NJ. Freight, 7.l5 p. NJ
IYERS PHILLIPS, Pres't..
Ftchburg, April 10, 1854 lee dtf
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mR. HILL TAXES PLEASURE N

nR. HILL TAKES PLEASURE IN
EP announcing to the citizens of Worcester, and other
places, that his Office is at No. 121 Main Street.
word to young and others, afflicted with Semina
Debility, whether originating from certain destructive
habits from any other cause, with the train of bodily
and mental evils which follow when neglected. should make
early application thereby avoiding much trouble and
suffering, well expense By this improved method
of treatment, DR.. II. safely guarantee safe and
speedy in all of secret disease that may
under his care, matter how long standing Either
invited to his private rooms without fear of Interrupt
ton by other patients, hundreds cured yearly by
his practical experience and great remedies.
READ AND REFLECT.-The afflicted would do we
to reflect before trusting their health happiness and in
rant of this class of maladies is certainly impossible
for to understand all the ills the human family
subject to-
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively devoted to the
treatment and study of Syphilis Gonorrha elect Strc
lures, effects of solitary habits Ulcers upon the body
throat, nose legs, Pain in the head bones and ali
Mercurial Affection and all Impurities of the Blood where
by the constitution has become eneebed enables the Dr.
to offer relief to all who may place themselves under his
care
TO FEMALES-An diseases peculiar to Females as
suppressons Irregularities &c. speedily and eectuay
removed.
Il The French Periodical Drops and Pills for the
above affections, have been well tested for the last ter
years.
DR.. HILLS Preventative" for married ladies' sent tc
any direction from observation. Price So. Per
at distance may consult Dr. HILL by letter, (post
pa describing their case have medicines securely
full and explicit directions for 0icS arranged with
separate apartments that the patients but the
Doctor.
DR.. H. makes no charge for short consultations Post
paid letters duly answered Those requiring much advice
should enclose small fee sufficient to compensate for h
time required to write the answer.
u Office hours, from A NJ. to p. NJ.
Very respectfully, DR.. C. A. HILL,
ap1S NIa;r
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4 PHILBRECK--wHoL K RETAIL
egs EALER IN
BOOKS 81 STATIONERY.

under the American House.)
Dealer in School, Classical, Law, Medical, Theological
Mechanical, aud Miscellaneous Books where may be
found the largest and complete assortment Of
ered for sale in this city and presenting glance
immense collection of choice literature unequalied in
amount of volumes and read but be admired
Country dealers and others wishing purchase,
specially invited to call PuOlc and Private Libraries
supplied on the most liberal terms.
Also large stock of Blank Books and choice Stationery
constantly on hand.
The latest publications may be found counters,
as issued. div DIP
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1t Stimulates Exhileraes, Invgoraes, but will not in
toXicate or Supply.
AS medicine, it is quick and effactun; curing the
worst aud most aggravated cases of Dyspepsia Kidney
Complains, and all other arrangement Of the stomach
and Bowels in from -Four FiUe Minutes 10 Ttpeaty
-Four Hours, '9
IL VIII instantly revive the most melancholy and droop
ing spirits and restore the weak feeble neryoi. ana
sicky, to health, strength, and yigor
AS delicious beverage, it il refreshing, exhcrang
anu stnuatlng it viii geher ntoXicae, nor Supply
The incorporate and nebriale will fnl iastaat relief
nom the horrible feelings produced by the Of bad in.
tOXcating liquors
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ETENlALG MEDICAL 0FFICM. No. 81

r. SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.-MRS. CASWELL
MOTT, formerly of the Howard Botanic Infrmary.--.
Mrs Caswell Female PLY stefan in the above establish
mant, formerly kept by Mrs. Mott and Mrs Byrnes anil
would say to her female friends that she has removed 10
81 bury street, where she be consulted all dis
eases peculiar to her SEX all hours of the day
ing Shehas rctted her office, repenshed her stock Of
medicines secured medical and surgical aid of very high
Character and is ready be consulted by her patients
and the public To that class of females VINO dislike tn
consult one of the opposite SEX in extreme necessity
she offers as heretofore the incsmahe benefit of
ncate experienced and discreet Female Medical Adviser
In the treatment of diseases peculiar to her sex Mrs
has no to think herself second to any other reg
ular practitioners and she is permit to these ladies'
who wish to consult her other ladies who found
rehet rom her skill. Rooms provided those who wish
TO remain during treatment.
N. b. private Lying-in Asylum, of the first class
for convenience and security is connected with esab
iishment, and personally superintendent by Mrs c.
o. Advice gratis. All letters (port paid) promptly
attended to.
Remember the number, 81 SUDBURY ST. sol div
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EpI CHRO. POTASH, BLUE VITRIoL.
~ No. 1900 lbs. III Chro. POTASH 10000 do BIue
Nitro 70 bOls Ground Alum casks ls sort Pearl Ash
90 bps Grounl He'd Tartar 10 do Glue In store and for
sale ny q. y. a. A, j. HOWE.
nIO du Worcester Bank Block
NEW BUCkWUEAT-A prime article lust
~ received At Nos Front street.
ole du BROOKS eTEAkNs.
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A NEW DISCOVERY.-TO CURE BAD
IN SPIRITS, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, HEARTBURN,
Choc Pains Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the
Bowels, Headache, Drowsiness, Kidney COM
plants, Melancholy, Delirium Tremens,
lntemperance
WEAK AND SICKLY CONSTITUTIONS
Are sud denly restored to health and yipor
DIR. DARIUS HAMS
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EURE YOUR CORNS.--If you wish 70 cure
~ your Corns, use ll0UCUIN's CORN SOLVENT -
This valuable preparation, from English recipe, has
been tested for IA years. and has proved ecacous wher
ever used by the use Of this Sol VENT the soened
ane Rrowsles, until II finally disappears. No pain irr
taton is caused by It's C0rns Of twenty-five years
Btandng, have been removed. Full directions accompany
each bottle Prepared by n W.IlOUCHfN, a Newbury-st
Worcester Mass, and for sale at The Druggists, Shoe
Store, aud Groceries, Price 20 Cents. enough {
rure ~ many Corns. IPAdENTs WANTED.
ian2 ddwf
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/. Il ssss +..zzss.zxzsF NORWICH s. WOR-
G.A2 90 kessses>--stc'ee CESTER RAILROAD.-On and
after Thursday, October g. 1884, Passenger Trains leave
and arrive as follows:
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MalH sITttl. NO. III. WOrCester
WIS div De. I. A Hi.
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IIlV pOOT HUITdIIy COnbutTeU, : :
Principal Office, No. Is Kneeland street, Boston, Massa
chusetts, apo d&wly
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TILE METROPOLITAN.

b. w. DUNKLEE & cos,
Boston, March 27. d1y formerly 50 A. e.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-01
ALMOST AS GOOD.

In Salem, Columbiana County, it appears that n
white man is almost MS good as a darkey, provi-
ded he " 'haves himself" We judge so from the
fact that this interesting town has a colored gentle
man for Marshall. 1t may be truly said that BLtch
Republicans are looking up in this quarter,-Sen.
eca Adre,tiser, Loco.
Our Democratic friend, the Marshall, will no
doubt feel highly fattered by the above notice. 1t
is too bad that the only Democratic ofice-holder in
this section Of country must be denounced as Il
"darkey" by a partisan friend no whittier than him
self. Look we'll TO your data, MIR. Adce,tiSeT, bc-
fore you write such paragraphs rs the above, else
you shame your own PARTY. For pity sake, spare
the last sid remnant of ~locoloco ofice-hclders in
this quarter from such dulk insinuations.
We presume our cotcmporary's mistake arose
from the fact that at the recent election in Butler
township in this county, the Locofocns nominated
and cast their whole vote for a colored man fol
Justice Of the Peace, in opposition to the Repub
lican candidate. lie was not elected COLumbi
ana Co. Republican.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-01
AN OLD VETRAN.

Thomas Garrett, of Wilmington, Delaware, who
has suffered persecution, personal outrage,
and the loss of his goods for his persistent practi-
cal christianity in the midst of Shareholders is still
in his old age as brave as ever. Contrast his bra.
very with the servility of the priests of Bethany
College, and the cowardice Of the Doctors who
lecture at the Cleveland Medical College, and ey.
cry true h!art will the more honor the old vetrar
of Freedom. lie writes to the Pleasure Boat OIL
Portland, Ne.
/ live in nominal!y q slave state; in 1850, there
were some $500 slaves in the State; at the mex
census, lSG0, here will no doubt be less thar
2C0O. But here, as in other slave States, tn
slave interest rules; more especially is that the
case, in She two lower counties. In this ity anC
county, there has been considerable advancement
in the public mind, in favor of freedom.
For over thirty years, ! have been an open an(
avowed enemy to slavery in every form, and fol
the cause have had to suffer in purse, and ma,
yet have to suffer, as my beloved brother in bonds
passmore Williamson, who is now in prison, with
out crime, and without law, by the arbitrary die
tum of a corrupt Judge. In his case, it has beer
proved a man may lie incarceratcd an indefinite
time, without conviction Cor crime, and all to salts
~ the south, in this glorious Union, | have, boil
in public and in private, pledged all my power
to assist in breaking the yoke of the opprcssor
and my exertions have been blessed much beyond
what | had a right to expect. No slave has eve
called on me for assistance, but what | have cheer
fully rendered what | could, at almost any sacri
fse, and in so doing, have brought sweet peace t.
my own soul, which is Of more value than world,
wealth.
have written much more than l intended n
this time, but should thee think any part of it vii
serve to encourage some hAl,ing soul on his jour
ney. to cast off the shackles of priestcraft and sec
tarianism, publish such part in welcome.
With sincere desire for the welfare and prosper
itv. with thy crank, little, but sound. craft, | re
main, as ever, thy sincere friend,
THOMAS GARRETT.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-01
P~ETITIONING PIRATES.

have received a copy of q petition, designed
to be sent to that conclave of pirates and murder
ers-the United States Congress. l shall neither
sign this petition, nor ask others to sign it.
The petition is for the impeachment OF a Judge,
who, it is thought, has transcribed the authority
conferred upon him by his %riratical employers, by
sending a man to prison, who had VIOLATED no pi-
ratical law. should as soon think Of sending n
petition to a gang of horse'thieves, praying their
honorable body" to impeach one Of their gang
for stealing q saddle, when his business was only
to steal horses. The main business of the T.. S.
Government is to hold in perpetual bondage, three
and a half millions of human beings. In secur
ing the perpetuity of this bondage, the greater
number of its agents are mainly employed. Where
then is even the show Of ~propriety in making al
ado, simply because one of these agents has i'm
prisoneL a single Individual for the short space 0
three months?
The business of those who would break the
chains of the slave, is to elevate the character o
the people whose voice could at any moment seve
those chains. An indirect effect of such effort
will doubtless be to improve the character ct tn
American Government and Church, which are thu
chief supporters of Slavery. But, without ques
ton, all wisely directed efforts will aim at the dc
shuction of these props of slavery, and not at thei
improvement. The people must learn that thes
props must be destroyed. They must learn tina
the Government and Church are fit only to be trod
den under fOot,-that the slave can walk to free
dom only over their ruins. Any attempt to mend
modify or white.wash either of these Internal in
stitutions, is only so much labor expended in blir
ding the eyes of the people. Could Congress- b.
any means be induced to impeach the tyrant Kant
it would postpone the day OF its own destruction
and the Slaves deliyerance.
FRANCIS BARRY.
RrRttr HFIcuTs. Nov. %, 1855.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-01
A GOOD JOKE.
l.. BROOKE.

Joshua R. Giddings goes to Washington, ant
holds political fellowship with Atchison. Wise
Douglass, Mason. Toombs, Butler, and other slave
holders and defenders Of slavery. He witnesses
their successful efforts to bully and brow-beat the
North, he beholds their Fugitive Slave Law, and
Nebraska triumph, he sees their monopoly of gov
ernmenta power and patronage for the slave sys.
tom. And for their services he votes them IS per
day, and travelling expenses in the shape of mile
age and then comments the course of William
Lloyd Garrison, who refuses to stand upon the
platform to which these re1y men, have been invi.
ted, though he would not by that act fellowship
them, politically Or morally, or in any way become
responsible Cor their pecuniary reward.
20 wad some power the gihie gto US"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-01

Run DrD IT.-Denson 2. Moore a %plantor, near
Mount Pleasant. Tenn, being intoxicated, shot at
his daughter With a revolver, and then shot lis son
dead because he intcrlerad. The wretched man
then opened the arteries of his arms, but was drag
gcd from biz concealmcnt and saved for the gal
lows. No cause for this deed except liquor.
II. w. Dereby ESQ, the well known Bookseller
and publisher in Cincinnati, has Just presented
the Indiana University, at Bloomington, with fifteen
hundred dollars worth of books. The recent de
struction of the Library of that College by fire ha,
made the present very acceptable. The Faculty
have acknowledged the receipt in o very handsome
manner.
Two lines of ships, of about GOO tons each, ar,
running between Glasgow and Montreal, Canada
They are huiltof iron, and all their shrouds, stay,
in fact. all their standing rigging is made of wire
rope; with hemp centres.
JUDGE KANE.-Petitions are now in circulation
in this county. 2raying for the impeachment Of
the infamous Judge KANE, by the House of Rep
resentativcs. One may be seen at this office. We
hope to see ii well filed with names.-AshtaJula
Sentinel.
It is said that during the year 1854, there were
l64 persons hung for murder in the United States
We presume the number of murders committed
during the sam period would not have been less
than two thousand.-Leader.
Two Americans, Mark Chauncey and William
Wynn, who were arrested in Cuba about n yeal
since, while in charge Of a body Of newly landed
Africans; have been tried and sentenced three
years each in the chain gang.
CoNscGENcE.-Thc State Treasurer of Vernon.
lately received the following note:
Put the enclosed fifty dollars into the Treasury
of Vermont. 1t is due from
CONSCIENCE"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-01
CITIZENS.

William Kirk, II Louisiana Shareholder recently
brought toJacksonville, Ill. eighteen slaves in order
that they might receive an education. The citi-
zens Of Observation-Disclosures with the same
prejudice which animate the faculty land students of
Cleveland Medical College, demonstrated against
this accession to their number Notwithstanding,
Mr.. Kirk had furnished them amply with teams,
wagons and necessary means Of securing Il lveli-
hood and had further promised to remove them
whenever they became troublesome. In his de-
fence the Stakeholder writes a letter, the following
extract from which may serve at least to amuse
our readers.
"The eighteen slaves brought by me to this town
n few weeks ago, came on q visit 20 their relatives,
and friends. l have concluded to let them remain
here for an indefinite period Of time, in order that
the children of my old and faithful servants may
receive the benefits of a common English educa-
ton when tina. Is accomplished ! think it quite
probable that the slaves from choice, will return to
their native hOme-the genial South. | have eH'
pended in the town within the past few weeks
about Sc, 900 in good money, and design IN the
Spring, should my life DC spared, to build several
new dwelling houses, for renting purposes. have
also been a tax. 1ayer in this State for nearly thir'
teen years, and will chcerfully sustain and meet
all e~xactions made by the State or Federal Govern
ment upon me as n citizen.
"In politics / am, and always have been a Demo
crat-was a warm personal and political friend OF
General Andrew Jackson-yoted for Franklin
Pierce, and embrace heartily in my political creed
the principles embodied in Mr.. Douglass Kansas
Nebraska bill.
81 am an old bachelor, having remained single
all my life. This ! regard US one of the tataI
errors Of my younger days, and am now endeavor
ing TO repair that wrong as much as in me lies.
would advise all persons to marry when young.
"Ihe slaves | design to set free at my death
would be worth several thousand dollars but
would rather be a slave myself, and wear thu
chains of bondage, than be the means OF having
the chains of slavery fastened upon one of my ole
and faithful servants by q stranger. And an
persuaded that many Of the Shareholders OF thu
South would d. as I have done, provided they ha'