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70 Nervous Sufferers.-A retired clergyman
restored TO health in few days. after many years of greas
nervous suffering, is anxious make known the means OF
cure WIN send (ree) the prescription used Direct tbs
Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, No, SO Fulton street. Brook
lyu, n. Y. iel7 dawSm
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Mrs Ss Good " I'm, an experienced and success
midwife holds herselfin readiness dag and night to
atendthe duties of her profession 2esidenGa is Austin
oct21
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D Z n
Has removed his Office from 18S Main street to AMERICAS
HOUSE, BLOCK directly opposite, where he will be happy
to see patrons and friends. ana dtf
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For SaEe,-The valuable estate of the late WIN A
DRAPER, situated Plantation Street about one mile east
of the City Hall. large DWELLING HOUsE, with
Barn Wood md Carriage House, partly and in good
repair.
With about seven acres Of choice land in high state
of cultivation, well stocked with great variety Fruit
Trees young and in good bearing condition, selected with
care without regard to cost.
There is on the premises falling well Of pure
soft ar, with many other conyenence rendering the
place at once of the most desirable TO be found in the
city.
For further information inquire of EDWIN DRAPER, 80
Front Street or Of the subscriber on the premises
iyll DIFF G. A DRAPER Administrator.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-05

Mrs. M. w. Geralds. Femme Physician
Mrs e., having given special attention 30 the theory Of
Midwifery and united with the study about six years Of
practice, three OF which has been this city, and without
the loss Of single mother child, would, with degree
OF confidence still er and recommend her services her
friends generally she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females
N B. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
De attended to In connection with Dr. Wilson'S Sepentne
Importer
residence, 63 Summer street, between Central and Elk
hange SITS. Mo dtf
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Q. A HILL, 121 Main-st., worces


The GRemGesI Medical Discovery OF ne
age. MR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury has discovered in one
of our asture Weeds remedy that cures every
kind Of Hunor, from the Scrofuiadown to counon
pmpe He has tried in eleven hundred cases and
never failed except in two cases, (hunder humor) ne
mas in his possession two hundred certificates al
its value all within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles is warranted to Amusing sore mouth
One to three bottles will cure the kind of pmpes
on the face,
Two or three bottles will clear the system of bies.
mouth and stomach.
Three to FIVE bottles to cure the worst case
Of Brysipelas.
One to two bottles is warranted TO cure all br,r IN ,h
eyes.
Two or three bottles is warranted to cure the most des
perate case of rheumatism.
Two bottles warranted to cure running Of the ears and
Dl0tclles among the hair.
Folrs to six bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
tunntng ulcers.
0ne bottle will cure scaly eruptions Of the skin
IWo or Three bottles is warranted to the
Three four bottles is warranted TO cure salt rheu
Five to eight bottles will the worst case of scrolua
benefit is always experienced from The rst bottle ana
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity s
AIKEN
Reader pedded thousand bottles Of this in the
vicinity Of Boston know the effects Of 1t in every case
80 as water will exngush fire. 50 sure will this cure
humor. sold bottle Of it but that bottle sold an
other after trial It always speaks for itself There ara
two things about this herb that appears me surprsng
nrst that grows in our pastures, in some places quite
plenty, and yet It's value has never been known until ala
covered 1t in 1915; second, that II should cure all kinds
humor have given it To children year old up 10 old
men of sixty from the homelies woman in Boston, IN 10
the belle Of Nonanum and IN all the cure Is certain
No change Of diet IS ever necessary eat the you can
get have an herb when simmered in sweet OIL
dissolves scrouous swelling Of the neck aud under the
ears price so cents.
Directions for Use. Adult, one table spoonful per
days children over eight years desert spoonfu shdren
from hye TO eight years, tea spoonful As MODIFICATION can
be applicable to all constitutions take enough to operats
on bowels twice day.
Mr. Kennedy gives personal attendance n bad cases
Scrofula.
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 100
warren street Roxbury. For sale by REDDING co.
State street, Boston.
For sale In Worcester by D. Scott, NJ. Green, s. O
White Co., o. A. Harrington a Co., E. H. Marsh NJ ID
Wctherbee, Caldwell hin, Bash Co, james Green.
D. r. Lazell, Sibey scotti Oappyile. George Roberts,
Bouthbrdge.A A. v. Ammidon d1y al
NJ. A. GO0DNOM.
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber In
BOOTS, SHOES, nnd RUBBERS
2T3 Main Street, Cup staira)
WOnCE8rEn, MAfe,
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For FITcHBURG.-We learn that Wright's
mammoth tent has been engaged for the Young
Mems Fremont Convention, at Fitchburg, on
Thursday. Everything, at this time, indicates
very large gathering. The Worcester Fremont
Club will go in body, with band of music, &C.
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FEATHERS, HAIR MATTRESSES. FLOOR
CLOTHS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING Goons.

To which viii be added all the and choice STYLES of
DRESS GOODS, as soon they appear in the market
Of goods for the old rm win have charge OF the same
depar ment in the news residing in New York and de
voting his whole time to the purchase Of all kinds of
eLAPbE ana FANCY DRY GOODS, he viii possess
sual advantages for obtaining the newest stves Of
Goods upon the most taUorabte terms.
For these reasons snail be able offer our custom
ers at all times goois at handsome per cent less than our
competitors CAM and do hesitate to pledge our
selves net to be undersold by any one. We believe
Therefore that it will only be necessary for show our
goods ana prices to secure liberal patronage; should
any person ever receive any other than the most poll
and gentemaniy treatment from any in our employ
they "hl confer favor by reporting it to some
member of the firm
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CARD TO THE PuRTrc

We desire to call the attention or tba ,.,,l,;, . 40
above notice by Which will be seen that We have mr.
Tasu Lne ehiTe stock in trade of b. L. Harden s. Co.
Inc st'cs consists Of every description of
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WORCESTER, July 6, 1855.
Dear SrA few months ago called at your establish
ment Tor your advice, when you ended course Of
the Balm Of Synacum l at last. with much shame
induced to address You the miserable situation was
IN, when commenced taking your blessed medicine L
am convinced the disease was afflicted with was solely
accustomed by my having contracted, in my early youth
most Infamous habit the continual practice Of which
had totally stroyei my constitution The health of nv
body was not only Affected but the powers of my mind
were much weakened my Judgment had lost it's sohdty
and my memory its retentye faculties; my was CON-
used and subject to frequent swimmiugs had been
much troubled with an oppression at my breast VIII ch
occasioned constant perspiration. had pains in my
stomach, and weakness and a general debility all over
me, with constant yawnng and seepiness my appetite
was huctuatng spirits greatly depressed so that at
times could scarcely refrain from Ching and inYoun-
tary weeping; my eyes infamed and frequently
emitted watery hum0f in word 1 was an object Of
misery. paid strict attention to your advice. and
continued taking the Medicine according 10 your direc-
tons for about three months, now perfectly recov-
eredi therefore, think it not only my duty scknowl-
cage the service you have done but inform the pub
lie Tor the benefit of Others who labor under the same OK
any disease similar, to those from which happily
recovered
am, dear SIR your most obliged humble servant
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ACCIDENTAL man named Bassett in the EN- =
ploy of Mr.. Isaac Lamb, farmer, in the north part
of the city, fell from the cars, on the Nashua
Road, when running at great speed, about miles
from the city, on Saturday evening last. He was
greatly injured, though it was thought, yester-
day, he would recover.
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We understand that the Picnic which is to
come off to.morrow under the management of
the St Nineant Society, will be one of the best
that we ahall have this season. The proceeds
go towards relieving the poor of the city so be
on hand at s o'clock Wednesday morning, and
take the cars at the Boston Depot for Framing.
ham, and you may be sure of having good time
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-05

The Fixtures of al Drug Store, FOR SALE.
consisting OF Shelf Bottles, Counter and Prescription
Scales Soda Fountain and drawing apparatus Drawers
Cigar and Show Cases These Fixtures are In good or
DER and will be sold reasonably These Fixtures will be
sold in quantities to suit purchasers. Address J. O.
HILL, ApothecHy, Worcester, Mass diff ivI5
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COMPOsITOR WANTED.

GOOD CoMposIToR can find steady employment
by applying ut this Office. Immediately.
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SooTTs SODA IS SoME.-If you want TO ex.
perience reatrefresher these dog days, just drop
in at Soda Corner and take glass.
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Size aud Price Reduced, from 81

Size and PrSCe Reduced, from so to Is cents
bottle. Hdfnmond's Linn Ht-the best Imminent ia
USE and one that is used by Physicians as well as the
people The label bears the certificate of come Of our
bes physicians and citizens All orders from merchants
and others addressed to J. O. Hill Worcester, Mass viii
receive prompt attention.
4 Bear in mind that the price is reduced.
n MI
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RICE & NELSON,

Attorneys "nd Councillors at Inv,
No. Worcester Bank Block,
WORCESTER, MASS.
w. W. RICE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L. NELSON
1881 dawtf
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YHE MYSTIC Bird E.

THE BxILEs OF MANIA - a ~
Tale Of New York of the Olden Time
i" ny sYIvANUs COBB, JR
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-, loading 10 Act Of Congress, in the yea
Entered pog-f Bonner in the CLERKS Office a tn
Ist, ;et cSSrt for the Northern District Of ~ York
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Good Effects of DIR. HiII's Cordial Balm,
enf 81

MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
PLA N AND FANCY PAPER BOXES
No. 245 Main Street. ld6
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MAMlLTON Al. nII.I.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR Ar LAW
NO. FlngS'A BIOck,
jySO WORCESTER, MASS. dam
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JENKINS, HAMILTON. 4 CO.,

Successors to B. L. HARDoN & Co., 148 Main ST.
L HARDON, C. W. HAMILTON,
J II. JENKINS, C. A. WHITE
Worcester, July Is, 1856 "A diff
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do you wish beautiful complexion? If So WBa5,
ofTAousGnG FioWers" 1t eradicates ali Tan Pinples
and Freckes frcm the face For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth leaving beautiful, perumed
reath--IT NO EQUAL!
FETRIDGE CO., Boston, G. R. SPUR, sole agent
or Worcester. mcb26 5Iv
SlntG for B0Ofs.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality nd Law it ia
the best manner the satisfactory terms Sam.
pies may be seen at the yard Grove street
apl3 diff JOHN BARNARD
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JAMES o. VILLA MS.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. 2IS Main Street,
"a WORCESTER. MASS. dam
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He As NWVUlN . "
Wholesale Dealer and Jobher In
BOOTS, SHOES, and RUBBERs
273 Main Street, Cup gtaira,)
WoRoEsrEa, MASS.
Particular attention given 10 orders. dtf mchs
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their efforts to save future Empire from the
whitening curse of Slavery.
Would to God we could see the like once
more Would that this great nation could turn
its energies and united voice to the building up
an Empire, in the central portion of its domain,
where the tread of Slavery shall never blight the
soil, nor degrade the image of Godi Would that
the descendants of noble sires could unite in this
noble and holy mission, as did their fathers OF
old But the prayer is a vain one. Our South
ern brethren turn deaf ear TO these appeals.
They have chosen another god than the god OF
Liberty. The Moloch of Slavery has become
beautiful and lovely to them, and they are seek
ing to extend his dominions They have even
converted the children of light; and in their
kneading- trough, have transformed many of them
in dough.
The Ordinance was reported on the 18th of
July, 1887. The committee which reported 1t
consisted of Messrs. Darlington and r. H. Lee, OF
Virginia Kean, of South Carolina; Dane, OF
Massachusetts,; and Smith, of New York.
The sixth section Of the Ordinance is in these
words:
ude the said Territory, otherwise than IN punish
men of crimes whereof the party shall have been duly
convicted Prorided aiIcdys That any person escaping
the same. from whom labor service rs lawfully
claimed any of the original States such fugitive
may be lawfully reclaimed and conveyed 10 the person
claiming his or her labor or service as Aforesaid"
The Ordinance was passed on the 18th OF
July. The Journal of Congress thus recites its
passage:
the Territory United northwest OF the
Ohio was read a third time and passed. Ms follows
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The greatest medical discovery of the age,
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLSl

VTNHEY don't HELP complaints. but they CURE them.
Il One box has cnred Dyspepsia.
Three boxes have cured the worst cases OF ScrOfnla
Two boxes have cured ErysipeaS
One box always cures the JaUndce.
Three boxes cleanse the system from Bol--
often less than one does it,
Two boxes have completely cured the worst OF i'ri'
the legs.
Small doses seldom fail TO the Piles.
One dose the Headache, arising from q ou
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated expe every worm from h-
body They should be given children, who are AS
more or less afflicted with this scourge.
AS gentle pbySic they have no equal
One box cures arrangement Of the IA or.
Half box a cold
They purify the blood, and thus strike AT The foundation
OF every disease
As a dinner pill there is not their equal in the world
They purely vegetable, and do no harm, buia'
accomplish unsccOuntable amount of good.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER, Lowell, Massachu''''
and sold by H. ID. GILMAN, Washington, and all Te'i
able Druggists. 81
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THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON, D. c, OCTOBER le 1856

for 6s,7l5 free white inhabitants. This is the
way this principle works.
In the next Presidential election, the free States
will have 176 electoral votes, or on an average
one electoral vote for 1886 free white inhabit-
ants. The slave States will have 100 electoral
votes or on an average one electoral vote for
1886 free white inhabitants. The South will
have 20 electoral votes premium for Slavery.
five examine particular States, we shall find
the contrast even more unequal than in the ag-
gregate. For instance, South Carolina has a
white population of PA, 567, and sir Representa-
tives, or one Representative to 45,76I free white
inhabitants. She has eight electoral votes, or
one for 34,32l white inhabitants New Hamp-
shire has a white population of 81 1856 and three
Representatives or one for l05,8l8 inhabitants.
She has FIVE electoral votes, or one for SO, 49l
free white inhabitants. 1t will be observed from
these figures that three white men in South Car
olina have as much influence in the votes upon
this floor as sepen white men in New Hampshire.
And this, sir, is the "equdity of the States" 80
much talked of on the other side of the House!
Perhaps sir, the institution of Slavery is so
eevating in its effects upon human character,
that three men in South Carolina are equal to
seven in New Hampshire. The country should
consider the subject in this light. before they pass
any hasty judgment. II certainly has some very
striking examples.
The following statistics of the third Congress
sional district of New Hampshire, represented by
me, and the district represented by Hon. Law
renee NJ. Keitt, of South Carolina from the GEN.
sus of 1850, will illustrate the working of this
principle, and be found suggestive of other
things:
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THE GREAT BOSTON SLAVE CASE
ANTHONY BURNS:
A HISTORY

BY CHARLES EMERY STEVENS.
Illustrated from original drawings made by
I2mO, cloth, IS cents
Contents.
CHAPTER J. The Arrest
II. The Attack on the Court House
III The Wri of Personal ReplsvIu.
~. The Attemp; % Purchase Burus
V. The Examination
vi The Arguments.
VII. The Decision
VIII. The Surrender.
TX The Early Late OF Burns.
Y. The Traders Jail.
NJ. The Ransomed Freeman.
MI. The Trial OF the Commissioner.
The volume gives the history of the oer-
with personal sketches OF the principal characters, %
GLIDING Judge LOrmg Wendell Phillips. Richard II. Dan
Jr, Theodore Parker, Gov Gardner Gen EdInands Ma
or Smith Halleu Freeman. the Sute family Ne. IT. b
Appendix will be found official documents, letter, ~
other matter illustrative of the subject together with
detailed account of the first slave under the Cons
tuition of $780, in which the Supreme Court decided h
Slavery no longer existed in Massachusetts
Byles" the well known Boston correspondent OF %
New York Tribune writes TO that journal respecting Oh
work follows:
4" IL makes small volume beautifully printed, and ~
celepily got up in every respect II - a model % >u
cinct and lucid marathon with alempt 10 heiebrn o.
effect of the facts by rhetoric; and yet managed
stir the blood mere art could. . | recon
mend this book the attention of every who yvishr
know how a Shareholder can comma nd the eniIre "
tiona. Sste, and Municipal power. catch aud ear
back his slave. II is most instructive lesson, and cif
not be studied too carefully"
This day published by
JOHN p. JEWETT & CO..
$40 III Washington street, Ro-tou
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Two free States 239,695

These figures show, again, the beauties of
Estate Equality" But as the present contest
relates mainly to the Territory of Kansas, pro-
pose to show the equality" that has been OBJ
served in the division of the purchase out of which
this Territory was formed. In 1903, the United
States purchased of France the territory known
as the "Louisiana purchase" and paid therefor
fifteen millions of dOllars-the North paying, at
least, ten millions as her share. Out of this par
ticular territory thus far, four States have been
formed-three slave, and one free, as follows:
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The free States have received e-fourth the
number of StatesLless than one-fourth the num-
Der of square miles-one-fourth the number of
Senators, and one-seventh the Representatives.
call the attention of gentlemen to these figures.
This looks as though the South had been erciu-
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DOCTOR HOOP LANDS
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
Prepared by
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LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUSDICE,
Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases Of the KdhF a9f
all Diseases arising from a disordTsd Lire Sc0d''
THE Proprietor, in calling the of The pubic ''
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II Is and untried article but that has steel
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DEAR SR: The sales Of the Diners increasing ana
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The Nebraska Question, containing the Speeches D.
las, Chase, Smith, Everett Wade, Badger, Seward a.
Sumner, together with the History OF the M->r.
Compromise, &c. Price 81 cents, free postage
Political Map OF the United States, designed 10 ekhtn
comparative of the Free and Slave States az 20
Territory open to Slavery by the Repeal OF the AsSo
Compromise. With a comparison of the principal :
tstics OF the Free AID Slave States from the Census
le5O Highly Coored. Price ~ cents. free posla.
Speech OF Hon Charles Sumner IN The Welsh air.uif
Price 81 80 per 100 copies.
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BY CHARLES EMERY STEVENS.
Illustrated from original drawings made by an e.a
ness. l2mO. cloth, IS cents.