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Buggies, Bu2Sies. for sale cteap One new FIRST
class Buggy and one second hand Buggy. Iuqnirs at
BATFELLE's sewing Machine Rooms,
rn67 diff merElhelds Builling Union sc.
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Dr.. s. Eos TER HAVENe
Fosters Block Pearl street. Worcester.
Special attention given 70 Diseases # the Eye
a12 deOdSwtf
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See Advertisement of Or. sANF5RD's LIVER IN
VIGARATOR, in another column of this paper.
MI daW
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FRANCIS c. MISSER.
Geacler OF Languages, ......s-----No. Briney Hail
oil dtf
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oNEA LII z CUGSAN GLLg
C o UN S z L RS At Ian
Michigan street, ......... Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
SIMEON n. SHALL, JOIN B. D. ooesWELL.
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sAM'L H. DAY, clsrE.

Cool Sodn, with choice sYrups, can he obtained At
BUSH CO.'S, "a Front street. an iya
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& COUNSELLOR At Law.
No 8, Brinley Hall,
nh91 diff Worcester Mase
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aae, wholesale and retail, by
DC. HULL, Druggist and Apothecary,
ny@ utf Mechanical nan HAT
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Oh. TELL0TSS

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
2l9 Main street. Worcester, Mass.
APPS drf
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sR Ns3tAL NOTyslNtL

A Card.-A.& W. II. HARRIS hereby te der their
cordial thanks to the members Of the Fire Deparm \
and to those their fellow citizens who on sst,rdav
last during their absence, lsbored 80 Wig rusly and
destruction by ire while the flames were raging on the
adjoining premises Of Mr., WashNurn
A Cnrd.-Ths Members Of Washington Engine Co.
No. l, return their thanks Nathan Washburn for 70
reshments amply furnfhed after the FIRE last Saturday
also to Hose Co. No. g and Hook and Ladder No 2 for
SCI vices rendered. Per erder,
s j. DRGMHALL, Forersn.
]. FISH, Clerk. DIT iv12
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Sparkling Soda Water. with all the vari
ETY. Of genuine Syrups, at
DAVID SOOTTiS,
je11 dtf Cor Nam and Mechanic streets.
LIN c % Z n IA U E
WORCESTER, MASS.
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ELLIOTT w, PRSTP
GIVES INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.
heaidence No. Z WnInnt ~.

lie has permission to refer to his former teachers NJ
dUsrAyE sATTER Boston, and Mvsirs. A, g. and III o.
hLLAN' worcester je4 du
=, Inynitds, NSIice ihis Fact! l--For the past
p pu.y years years De .. U. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BlTrEhs have bsen unrivaIled as an eaeetve and 1i
able spting and summer medicine. And while almost
every one o the thousands OF remedies that nave pen
introduced within that period has been Abandoned On
RICHARDSON'S medicine has been sustained with Increased
popularity For sale at the Doctors office No. 81 aano.
vsr street, Boston, and by dealers 10 medicine eyery
""H' mVlO d4ms
% 4. BILLINGS, P0r,rmit Pniuter.
having returned again to Worcester would esDeetfniv
paVu n pPt Pc mas taken the Rooms In Worcester
benk Block formerly occupied by VIM H. Eaton Eso'
wnfre ne VIII be glai to see his repds and ali who NAV
@'' "''4 WIN cal. danr niy12
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sLATER'S RoPE WALK,
Rear Of QDinslgamond Bank Wnrnnnirr- MI
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Z. . NECGOLS~ vi. o..
HON E0PATHIO PHYsICIANa
FFIoE AND RESIDENCE liz NAN 81 OFFICE HOUR
FROM TO 3, AND 10 go'CLOoE P.
Wnrcsafar. Oct 20. 1888
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los main street, opposite the new Mechanics Han
jyls Building dNwH
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WTLLIAR9 VICKTNsON
NOTARY PUBLIC.
No lis Main street. uEnrcegtar
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Va le sustaining power

of the careless, and shows tsle sustaining power
of truth and Divine grace.
The death of Lovejoy wat 70 loss to the cause
of Human Freedom in this nation. He Der
hsps has accomplished far -more by his death
than by his life. Had be lsyed to die natural
death, he would have been seen amid the lustrt
of brighter stars. and his writings would prob
ably have gone to the grave with him. Bot his
violent death gave immortsSty to lis name, EN-
bodimeut and perpetuity tcshis words, and sent
every sentiment to the hei SITS and consciencee
of men, with an electric pe~er which death in
a righteous cause alone Gag inspire.
What little have written has, my friends
been stereoytyped in lead. Should fall by VIC
lence, my enemies would stereotype the same
in spir1t-every sentimene would live in the
hearts and consciences of rsen.
What placed you in Washington city, and
what now gives you command over thousands
of minds? Persecution you.undured years since.
expect not such promoiio.. l shall probably
live secluded. struggle with adversely, and die
a premature death, worn out with care and
toll; but truth will not die Sith met will live,
with electrifying associatiess, in the hear OF
young men all through thete hills and valleys.
Speakers may fall, but Tr,sh lives in citadels
that mortal hands cannot tsuch.
What are facts here? TEe last year has been
one of greater prosecutions than any previous
year and yet we have hiss more additions to
the churches here, in the il erior, than in three
previous years. To gain power by persecu.
ton is to the flesh painful Z but there is q day
when and a world where the fruits will be peace
full and eternal. s JOHN G. Fee.
Berea, Madison Co KY. Feb. II, 1858.
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AFFAIRS IN IOWA.
LIE CLAIRE, Iowa, Feb. Is. 1853

LIE CLAIRE, Iowa, Feb. Is, 1853.
To the Editor Of the National Era. ),
Doubtless, many of your readers have beef
accustomed to speak of Iowa as new coup
try" and to regard its inhabitants as pioneer,
in the advancing army of civilization.
For the benefit of such, let it be noted tina
our State is not Undressing rapidly in wealth
and population, bu. also fast ripening into age
Some of its citizens have witnessed " a wilder
ness turned into fruitful field, have assisted t,
build cities where once the Indian roamed un
molested; and, looking upon the vast change,
produced BY Americanindustrya and enterprise
changes which might well be the work of a hal
century-they feel aged, and claim the honor
able distinction off old settlers" These per
sons, thus titled, are to have an " Old Settlers
Festival" at Davenport, on the 22d inst. q
which all who resided in this county prior t,
Dec. 3lst, 1910, are invited. A glorious reun
ion is anticipated.
Our financial troubles are increasing. Still
We are destitute of an available currency. Ne
braska issues are convertible into Illinois o.
Wisconsin funds ate s per cent. discount, an,
these latter into god at ten per cent. City scri,
is still worse.
The largest me -ing ever held in Keokuk wa,
convened to disqiey the currency" question
at which it was .lnsnimously resolved TO re
quest the city auth ,ritiss not TO issue any more
scrip, and to camel al that should be paid int
the treasury.
The general fs<ling is, that the opening q
spring will in 6 9as measure relieve the pres
emit embarrassmes, by csusing demand foI
our products, and . consequent supply of th,
much needed-monsy,
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Those no have none other than home obl;ga

Those no have none other than home obliga
tons to set-especially if, as is often the case
their oblt atoms payable to the parties issu.
ing the log Al currency-can getalong pretty well
since thief, are plenty of Shylocks ready to loan
on real eesate security at 20 per cent. per an.
mum. B. the way, shrewd fnanciers are in
some inst ,nces making the currency troubles
pay we'll first buying Florence with gold at
twenty pc cent. discount then, losning Flor.
ence to IL needy at another twenty per cent.
In con equence Of the warm weather and
heavy ran % In January, many of the tributaries
OF the Mi sissippi have been very high.
On the 9Th inst, small steamboat which had
laid at LES Moines, on the Des Moines river,
since lasf spring, was loosed from her moorings,
and steassed her way for the "sunny South. u
The boatf e season on the Des Moines is always
short anS uncertain, but such trip in Febru-
AIRY in ting; latitude must be chronicled as one
OF the mssvellous events of A. D. 1853.
On the 9th inst, we were visited by q regular
old fashio1ed "down East" snow storm, which
continued during the night, and ceased not un-
I'll its fakes lay twelve inches deep on a level.
This helped to dispel all the prophecies of a
continued open winter If any stiA chung to the
" fond idea" their hopes were banished on the
morning Ut the 10th inst, when the thsrmome-
ter showed 20 degrees below zero, Fahrenheit
w no AFtus Wo uou tWO lucuo6 moro SHOW, ana
the Missh sippi bridged over, and passable for
foot passe agers. Now We have splendid sleigh
ing, with the Thermometer ranging from 20
down to no.
A wor, on politics. The harmonious De-
mocracya are sorely troubled about the Lee
compton affair. The Dubuque Northwest,
State Dea Ocrat, and Davenport Erening Nesos,
support t Administration; while the Dubuque
Express cad Herald, Darlington Gazette, Mus.
catine En- ,uirer, and others of the Democratic
press, are defending Douglas; others are on the
fence. I ,ere can be no doubt that the major.
ity of Den cras in this State are oso against the
Lecompto Jswindle; butwith the minority is every
Office hole and every office-seeker; they can
see nothiss! but that James Buchanan's lease of
the White House has three years to run, and,
having NJ hing to hope for from the people,
they cling to him as for life. These leaders
have comL,enced a vigorous whipping in of the
contumaci Gus the Northwest has proclaimed
that those who oppose the President on this
question ay as well oppose him in everything.
Whether ,e friends of Douglas will succumb
or remain irm, time will determine. Elk.
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Wednesday, Februory "a, 1853.
Synpois Of the lebate.

Police Of Washington City. On motion by
Mr.. Wilson, resolution was adopted, instruct
ing the Committee on the Distric. of Columbia
to inquire into the expedieacy of providing by
law f. the establishment, apder the authority
and control OF the Governuent of the United
States, OF an efficient poles in the city of Wash
ington.
Mr.. Green moved to taLa up the bill for the
admission of the State r kansas into the
Union, for the purpose of assigning a special
period for its consideration; which was agreed
to. Mr.. 6. then suggested that it be made the
special order for to-morr W, at one O'Clock.
He believed that the majsity had ne desire TO
open the debate, but ell TIE friends of the bill
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Davis, in carefully sealed packages, to persons
remotely connected with the writer's A per-
son in Virginia, after Col Burr's death, wrote
to his Literary Executor" asking, that it
letters concerning his family should be found
among his papers, they might be delivered to a
distinguished Virginian then in New York,
which request was complied with. Mr.. Davis
himself delivered package of letters 70 tho
lady by whom they were written; and be re-
quested the writer of this article to make sini-
lar restitution of another package. Bot that
too delicate commission was declined.
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ACENTLEMAN.

M do, two years ago, lay upon what M.
W physicians and hiends believed 10 be NJ.
oeaih bed Is nov alive and in the foil vigor al
health. His disease was Consunptjoo ~
which nearly all his relatives hal died Tna
circumstances which led 10 bis recoverv 80
as follows: His younger brother va r. ~
haoi1 OF reading to him from books abou, The
mouse, to while away his weary hours Une
day he read 10 him from an old book npbIisb. !.
cd In London, about the middle of the seven.
teenth century, OF what vas STYLED "A svmnel
ana certain remmedee for diseases ofye Ign.s
Not wholly without hope, and unwil,ins 20
ieaVe any thing untried which gave promise n
fehei, the SICK and dying man had tie nresc,i.
oeu remedies prepared and commenced its nee
Inc result was favorable. In two mon,bs ~
was able to walk about the premise wi,bn',,
olthculty, end in seven months lyom ,ba ,;,s,
that he commenced its use he v.s o,,,;.nie III
"ell' ana mas not been confined a day since
Orea'IuI towards an all Sc providence 70,
nus restoration, he prescribed Il for all in nj.
vicinity who we're afflicted with disease. n
the lungs, aud General Debility. and in svo,,
case it has proved effective. ''''
thoroughly satisfied that II ia the orlv ssts
and certain cure for Consumption. and wish.
ing to do lis fellow beings who are snfTarirg
aS i1uch good as possible, he has concluded Ia
scha . the recipe, with full Instructions for out
ing up and using the medicine Fl es to ali who
may order it. lie requires all applicants to
eueioSe q postage stamp to pay postage on the
return OF the answer and recipe, and direct "a
n; =. AeKelvey, Sandusky City, o., and tbey
wiz De promotly sent by return of mail.
Jan. T. lS5S-lv
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NJ i N j. E Y a ,
COLUMBUS NURSERY
For the Spring of 1858.

A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT
Aand ornamental trees, shrubs, vines, etc.,
including
APPLE TREES, q years grated, very thrifty,
and ofthe best va ieties for Central and South.
ern Ohio.
Pear Trees. both standard and dwarf, the
latter on Anglers ounce stocks, very Thrifty
and handsome.
Cherry Trees, adapted to the climate of the
Southwest, mostly on MAhale1 stocks, and
branching low.
Peach Trees, Of the best age and size, with
fine healthy roots, and of the choicest kinds.
Plums, Ounces, Apricots, Nectarnes, Al.
monds, Grapes, Currents, COosebtrries, Rasp-
berries, Strawberries, Rhubarb, and Aspara.
gus Roots, Usage Orange Plants, (iOr hedg
irg,) etc.
Also, Evergreens of various kinds, Roses,
and Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, in great
variety, aid at low prices.
CTS Send for Descriptive Catalogue, and
order directly from head quarters, as no Age nts
are employed to sell trees for US. Articles
will be PACKED securely, and forwarded to any
points on the RAILROADS, as directed. lTSen
ty varieties Of choice Flower Seeds sent BY
@ lil, postage free, for $l.) Address
N. B. BATEHAM & CO.,
Columbus, o.
Feb. Is, 1858. "
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TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.

UVHE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS
for Carroll county, will hold six meeting
far the examination of School Teachers, during
the veal 1858 on the following days, viz
On the third Wednesday in February, April
June, August, October, and December. Tht
meeting will be held in one OF the Public
School Houses in Carrollton, commencing a
10 o'clock, forenoon. =.
The standing rules Of the Board regulating
examinations are the following;
|, Each applicant not personally known tC
the Board, must produce a certificate oi good
mora! character, of late date, AMI signed Dy
one or more responsible persons.
2. Each app licant must come iurnlsheo
with pen, ink aud paper, and also with Nc
Gufey's Filth Reader.
8. To each applicant will be submitted
list of questions on Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, and Geography, to be answered 10 VIII
ting.
4. No applicant will be regarded as quail
fed to, nor entitled TO ertitcate, WHO does
not correctly answer one half OF the questions
submitted in each branch.
&. Certificates will not be issued on the day
of examination, but they will be remltted by
mail or otherwise as soon as practicable. And
when an applicant is deemed unqualified a
note stating that fact will be sent him. :.
6. Applicants coming in after the class is
formed and the examination has commenced,
will be expected to wait until the next regu
lar day Of examination.
7. No certificate will be granted TO any
person who is known to the Board to be ha.
bituated to the use ofprolsne language TO De
incorporate or dishonest. -,
8. Each applicant must furnish himself with
stamped envelope, and himself indorse it
with his own name and address, and IN such
envelope his certificate will be forwarded.
By order Of the Board.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA Pa

A Benevolent Institution, established by
special endowment for the relief of The
sick S1d distressed afflicted Nth Viraleni
and Epidemic diseases.
NO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
| such as Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness
Impotence, ,GonOrrhoea, elect, SyPhil9 the Niet
of Onsnism, or Self Abuse, &c.
The Howard Association, in view Of the de-
ntions practsed upon the unfortunate vic
ims OF such diseases by Cracks, several year,
AGO directed their Consulting Surgeon, as q
I charitable Act worthy OF their name, TO OpeT
La Disnensary for the treatment OF this class o
diseases. in all their forms; and to give Medica
| Advice Gratis, to all who apply by letter, will
, deseiotion of their condition, (sge, occupa
tion. habits Of life, &c.) and in cases OF eI
treme poverty, to furnish medicines tree o.
charge. It is needless to add that the Asso'
citation commands the highest Medical skill
of the age. and will furnish the most sppro
we'd modern treatment.
The Directors, on review oil the past, lee
assured that their lIbors IN this sphere OF be-
nevolent effort, have been OF great benefit t
the afflicted, especially to the young, and they
have resolved to devote themselves, with re-
newed zeal, to this very important but much
| despised cause.
Just published BY the Association, re
port on Spermatorhoea or seminal weakness
the Vice of Onanism, Masturbstion or Sci
Abuse. and other diseases of the Sexual Or.
gans, by the consulting Surgeon, which will
be sent by mail, lin a sealed letter envelope,)
free of charge. on the receipt of two stamps
for postage Address, for report or treatment
DR.. George R. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard 4ssoeiation, No. South Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. By order Of the Directors
GEo. .FAIRcnILD, EZRA D. .HEARTWELL,
Secretary. fTesl9ehG
Dec. 81, 1851.
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CIRCULAR.

On the kn day Of July, 1857 B. A. Fahne,,oc and Csorr.
w. Fshnss'Oek Of Philadelphia, Pa, A. B. Hull Of Nsw-Yost
and l. Schwartz, Of Pitnbuh, rssnOeasd themselves for
further term Of business under the style and s heretofore
B. A. FAHNESToCK & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa,
B. A. FAHNESToCK & Co., Philadelphia Pa,
B. A. FAHNESToCK, HULL Co., New-YorE City
In each Of which three cities continue our whOlss Drug
Business in all its branches
Particular attention viii be given the importation of prOp
etaY articles from abroadi and fun stock Of w--e,tabihed
popular remedies will be KEEP; constantly for sale ords for our
BA.FAHNESToCKS B. A. well-knOwn VeTmifuge (of which we
are the SOLE RROPRroRs and EXCLUSIVE MAEUHAcURERs)
should be addressed either of the aboysnamed establishments
We continue The manufacture Of Waite Lead Red Lead and
LithGrgs, at Pittsburgh.
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DUFF'S COLLEGE.
0Or Sd and Market Streets, Pias6urgh
NsTABLISHED in 1910, incorporated by the
"a Legislature of Pennsy lvania.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
His Excellency the lion. JAMES BUCHAN
AN, President of the United States.
Hon. Judge wilkins Hon. Charles Naylor,
Hon. Judge Hampton, Gen. J. K.Morehead,
Hon. Judge Lowrio.
P. Duff, (author Of Duff'S Book keeping J
President, with a superintendent and FIVE as.
sistant teachers and lecturers,
J. s. Duncan, one of the best penmen in the
country, (author Of the gems of business and
ornamental penmanship,) Professor of Pen.
nAnship.
Duffs system Of Book keeping is sanctioned
by the American Institute and Chamber oil
Commerce of New York. and many of the
leading business men OF the East and West, ,as
the most comprehensive and practical systems
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Aiteen years practical application of its prin.
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AL the arrangements for teaching being per.
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principle, students graduate in about half the
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Upwards of 1000 students have entered the
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and the character OF the inst tuition, send for
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Duncan'S Business and Ornamental Pen.
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