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Free Blacks.-Goy. Smith called the
attention Of the las, Legislature Of Vir-
ginia 10 the subjcc, Of The enormous in
crease Of free colored persons. Gov.
Floyd comes oui in his message 10 the
present Legislature with strong sugges.
ton in favor Of the American Colonization
Society. as aif'r,ling means Of lesscning
the Inconvenience Of the increase Of this
population.
Gov. +. says:
The attention Of the Legislature has
been earnestly called. on several occasions,
TO the snhjec, Of the free negro population
in The commonwealth, but as yet no sys-
TEN has been adopted concerning the fl.
lure disposition Of them. | am strongly
inclined 10 think that the most leasib
plan yet proposed for The reduction II
their numbers, is 10 give ample assistance
TO the Colonization Society. The best
aud wisest men Of our nation have given
il their counicnance aud support; and
cannot perceive that any practical i'm.
prosement upon il has ever been sugges !
ted. II is subject which demands YOU
particular attention"
A motion has been made in the Illus
of Delegates for special committee
consider the Governors suggestion.
the suggestion appears 10 meet viii
favor from the Virginia press. \
we have seen.
The same subject has arrested
ton Of the Iegis AZURE of Gcor.i
the following resolution, inlrodu
Mr.. Walker, OF Richmond coum
passed the lower House:
Resolved. That the Speaker app
select committee of one from cacl
cial district. and that said COMMITTEE
instructed 10 investigate and ascertain /.
practieabllity aud proprieiy Of REMOVE
all Tree persons nl color from wl,hl
hunts Of The State, and that they IL
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PRESCRIPTION.

J.fIsrs0n expelled many from off :
purely fa differing with him IN opinion.
hat his excuse was that these men held
al these offices. and il was not only ne
c-ssary. bur an aci nf sheer justice that
The offices should be equalized-and Il
was done.
During the administration Of Gen. Jack.
son. removals Tor opinion lake became so
lrr queni. thai NJ length The doctrine was
openly proclaimed, first By Goy. Marcy Of
New York. il,ai 10 the siclors belong the
spoils." Had not HE burning d Public
Bullling in Washington rc,y strangely
deslro, cd only the documents relating 10
removals. their examination would inreyer
hush The rlamors q that party against
Prescription"
As m evidence Of the extent and open.
mess with which this doctrine was hroarh'
ed read The following from the Chronicle
aud Old Dominion Of 1874:
.Porlsmonih presents her Democratic
phalanx Triumphant, and nnhroken. not
wilhsianding the descrlion Of sc,era
Swiss and rencga,les from her ranks
These men are knoWn and marked; an,
SD sure Is relribuiivs justice ever visited !
criminal. go sure will these men receiv,
their reward"
Now whom would the reader suppos,
this referred tot What men we're 20 sui
fer! The lahoreis IN Tie Navy Yard
and severely was the hand Of oppres
sion laid spon them.
| This paper was edited by Mr.. A. T
Cunningham. now holding an office unde
a Wing administration. llwas the banl
ling and organ OF the sentiments of III
present Crawford House clique, and i
ls45. under the picture Of broom psTad
cd in is editorial columns, advocated
I" clear sweep" Il rcpublished its decla
raiions Of 1874, with triumphant saiisiac
,ion II the prospect Of visiting vengeane
upon the . markell men. and concluded
I'VE find some democrats, good
easy souls. signing petitions 10 kee
Wings in office. Jtr only hope tina, a
good Democrats will stand true to rHEI
PRINCIPLES"
Well may Democracy in this scc,io
blush al its own Inconsistency. III
greatest wonder to US is tia, men VIII
! have heretofore praclised..no generosity
dispensing the "spoils Of vir,ory," c;
now sneak away from public gaze al
hold on TO the Offices whirh they have a
: milic,l belong TO others By RICH, of /" pri
|, ciple"-DEMocRATIc PRINCIPLE % 81
when their position is made public ~
! their removals probable or possible, to ),
! them cringe around prominent WIFI
: with fawning sycophantic professions al
a soliciting "innuence. Their insinceri
!, Us only manifested in its most gloring c
Tors, when, spite Of petitions and other a
pliances, they lose place. Commend
10 a dismissed Locofoco for violent par
spirit. District Wig,
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IL eaassg .snee u he ron,i;li0ns he.
lsa .hr iIigh C0irl d yrsss - twenty
seals in me French Legislative Assembly
have become vacant. On the 18Th lllat
Court pronounced sentence, par connie
mace. Of transportation Cor life on I.e,lru
Rallin and ihiny.ihree other persons i'm,
pllraied in the June insurecIion. llwas
aIsa ordered that the sentence should with.
10 three days following he plararded hy
the common cxecniinner on The pilloty i,
Paris: but President Bonspsrlc refused
10 allow the latter parl of the sentence 10
be carried inin effect.
Al Rome every thing remained quiet on
the 2lsi ultmo. Tho Pope Was expected
on that day. A new loan % one million
sterling had been concluded.
Letters from Wid,lrn of the 9Th Maven.
Der state that al the Hungarian and Polish
refugees have been transported from that
plare 10 Slumla. The first portion left
on the 30,h, composed Of four hundred
rolcs under ex-Gen. BEN. how Murad
Parha; The second portion LEFT next day,
commanded by Gen. Stein, now Fehias
Parlla. These divisions included those
who had aposialized. The Magyals left
Ion the 81. headed BY kossuih.
/ There have been no disturbances with
the Chinese, as was anticipated. The
Chinese Commissioner a. Canton had
possession of The head and hand Of The
murdered Governor Of Marao, and de-
clinrd to surrender them until the three
Chinese who were detained by The porin.
guese were liberated. As these men are
required as evidence IN The recent event
The Portuguese have refused to give them
lup. The presence Of The American, Eng.
lish. and French men oi-war on the sta
lions has hitherto prevented any outbreak
but conflict was We, apprehended be-
. tween the Chinese and The Portuguese
growing out OF the events connected will
the murder Of the Governor.
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dian 10 PeafIshuIg oT Rirha
: ulh Gansiina isun wesia
We invite all 10 eamlaFe
meTrial ard shiPpsng llsi
rily. Soush q Bsllimnn
New 0heans. l,wouid
re of Mesiern c.mlina
bsluslrzde Of our oiliee.
view Of he trade Of v
stands.
The River i lrsqurnn
large enough 10 swim
lIlry always obtain cargo
gaes from lhis pnrt. .
trade Of he Town iisell.
waIered By The tape fsss
cannlies iraversed By ilse
When The Manchester Raa 1. lps
~ the rirhesi districts 81 ! Aih
Is completed. md I,e Dee Hss
pIo,elnenl and Central Rail toad.
lat. NOT least. the Plank Road in apeE
lheTr will be M r0on 90 siotlbl tlisi 8.
larger Than EhaIlesIon will follow ]
fact Ire work IL anticipation i already Il
ing on. We think salrly.
H,ln.iagfoH Auror
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Fayetteville 1858
Newbern 5000
Raleigh 2444
While Massachusetts has six towns rus.
inc above 10000, and fourteen above 1000,
OF which ten are above 5000: aud then
look at their educational statistics -
In 1872. Massachusetts, had scholars
at the public charge l5S.35l
North Carolina l24
Whites unable 10 read OF write in
Massachusetts. 4.4iS
In North Carolina $4,000
Thea look Al tho railroads -
North Carolina, with an area three 10
one, has 2i5 miles,
Massachusetts 700 miles,
in which. in 1913. she had invested of ca.
pital paid in, 81. $50 sol. and on which,
in that year, 5,539,s2s passengers we're
transported
Now. readers. especially our friends 81
the old Atlantic States. you must moi
believe that we take any pleasure IN
bringing these facts before you, but feeling
w the rcversc--yet YOU must remember
what our office is Have we not promis.
ed TO devote our time and faculties, for the
remnant of our lives, fearlessly aud hon.
eslly. and, God knows, with heart as well
mind. 10 lay before you, as well as VIC
comprehend them. the true causes 81
cultural decline and Of agricultural
arasperitys-aBd seeing here, that where
neople who have, bvnature, almost nofacili,
IS for h, bciake themselves 10 the manu-
,ture of your raw materials, sending them
ok 10 you after deducting all the profits
~ manufactures, --secing. say. these peo'
re" "he, IKE You, we're formerly sticklers
igI lfa 'r,de, now diversifying their la.
t}ur, every year. increasing the mum.
er OF . asumers in proportion to prolu,
RS, ii az land all the while becoming
,hee and enhanced in value; should we
II recIcant 10 our own duty, aud hu.
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SELECTIONS roR A NEWSPAPER.

-sfssfS toe'p ot n Atb w u ~ lahs
Most people think the selection of suit.
able matter for newspaper The easiest
part of the business. llow great an error.
II is by all means the most difficult. To
Look over and over hundreds of exchange
papers every week. from which 10 select
enough for one, especially when the ques-
ton is not what shall not be selected, is
no easy task. II every person who reads
4 newspaper could have edited j, we should
hear less complaints. MOI unfrequcn,ly
is il tho case, thai an editor looks over all
his exchange papers for something Interest,"
ing, and can absolutely find nothing Eve
ry paper is dryer Than a contribution box;
and yet something must be had-his pa
per must come out with something IN il,
and he dors the best he can. 10 an e,ll-
tor who has the least care about what he
selects, The writing thai he has 10 do is
the easiest part OF his labor.
Every subscriber thinks the paper prin-
ted for his own benefit, and il there is
nothing in il that suits him il must be
stopped; il is good for nothing. Some peo-
pie look over the deaths and marriages,
and actually complain rf the editor il but
few people in the vicinity have been so
unfortunate as TO die. or so fortunate 40
10 get married in the previous week. An
editor should have such things in llls paper
whether they occur or not. just as many
subscribers IS an editor may have, SO ma
ny different tastes lie has to consult. One
wants tales and poetry; another abhors
all that. The politician wants nothing but
politics. Orc wants something smart,
annihcr,sanr,li: Z snuud. One likes an
edo fun and frolie and the next door
inei ~ sense WIN
u Something
= ilor is black
~ iling arsumen-
/. .ull Fec And
i ia see. ae poor
/. tldcd And yet
III hn bred. these
III, they never reflect
them, may please
INSIST that il the
II is good for
u Patriot.
Il very
eY liz
the
ich
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Drugs and Medicines,

ME take pleasure in announcing to the public
w that have taken the Store so long occupied
Drug shop, the of MAIN AND FRoNT STREET
fitted il up anew-supplied it with choice and well
selected stock OF FAMILY MEDICIN ES. and are
prepared 70 furnish any and every thing in our line
patrons We shall pay particular attention TO the
retail part OF onr business, and shall prepare
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
with the utmost accuracy. All the
PATENT MEDICINES. OF any value can always
be Store In addition to stock OF Drugs
and Medicines, furnish TOOTH Nail, Hair, Flesh
and Clothes BRUSHES, at the very lowest rates.
PERFUMERY
or all kndsnc'uing every preparation for the Hair
Compassionate SOAPS & COSMETICS in great variety.
COLOGNE WATER
of our and foreign manufacture in any quantity by
the bottle by the gallon. Also, all OF LUBlNS EX-
TRACTS for the haadkerchief-together with sGfious
English preparations.
English, French and American CHEMICALS.
Best European LEECHES always OH hand
COMPETITION EIY Of all kinds.
D SCOTT, JR & CO.,
No. PSI Main, corner of Front Street.
WtYcester, Feb %. 1849 w6w DIFF
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Co.
CAPITAL 100000.

Chartered and Esfnbttshed in Boston, Aprn 1917.
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses OF
~ SICKNESS, fora term Of years. Number of members
nearly 5000 Amount of sick allowances paid during the
past six months, $500.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies TO the time that the
member is totally disabled from labor and under medical
care, whether he is confined to the hous- or not.
G5 THOMAS TARBELL, President
A. l.. STIMsoE, Sec'ry
Office No. 4 Museum Building fremont 81 Boston.
MIR. A. III. BELLOWS has been appointed AGENT
in Worcester County for the Mass Health ms Company
and has given the required bond for faithful perform
ance OF this duty.
applications insurance. and settle claims upon the Com
pany for sick allowance
Worcester Office, No. 4, under Brinley Hall
Dec 6. 1913. 1li
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PATIENTS.
Ameracon and Foreign Office, and Agency ofths
o. $. Patent O6Fce. Washington,

Anneracan and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
Us. Patent Office. Washington,
No. % State Street, Boston.
THE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
of Patents is agent OF the U. s. Patent Office fol-
ceivns and forwarding to the same models specimens
manufactures be patented, deposited therein, which
will be sent free of expense and rsk and with despatch
He prepare Cavents, Specifications, Assignments, and all
necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
into American and foreign works. test validity OF inven
tions and render advice legal and scientific
respecting the same. Patents secured in Europe and
other countries.
BY application this Office inventors saved tn
ime and Of Journey Washington, and delay there
well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage of UerbGy explaining their
Inventions and Of consulting in respect 10 them matters
general Of paramount Importance in order to obtain
specifications and claims. The experience of sir
teen years. practice extensive collection of works.
decisions &c,on mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws,
and pat Of different countries collected at much
pense during the long time this Office has been established
together with accounts here kept of Inventions patented
Washington enable the subscriber afford inventors
desirons Of procuring Patents assistance and Information
which in Other respects might he difficult OF attainment.
stEt r. H. EDDY, Civil Engineer.
Boston. Sept !, 1913. ewly &eod
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~ hOf "a " SEA!

TNIlIS is an expression oten INDUCED in references to
persons becoming pfematurey Bald while yet in the
bloom cf You h. and Is citen regret to manv
GOLFERS CORAL LIQUID bears the remedy
TO this evil Instantly removes the principal cause of ali
diseases Of the hair scur and ddnGY opening the pores
ofhe skn giving lie the dry whitening bulbs ana
securing that healthy and actien so necessary 10
serve produce Fine Head of Hair. Hundreds have
used it since its Introduction into this ctya Of whom
pronounce I the hest preparation they ever used.
Price rs per bottle five for which The Pro-
prelor will willingly und il not found 10 contain every
qualify enume rated. No family ought 10 be without it,
For sale by Nv. COLLIER Yentitating and Gossame,
May IL d3tawIms
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NOTICE.

NHE subscribers having taken the Store formerly occu-
l pied BY Messrs. PERKINs FLzNDERs, wond say TO
their former customers and The public that they
rios branches the Old Stand, corner OF Main and
Mechanic Streets and will keep constantly supplied with
fresh goods which they shall offer al sucn prices " cannot
-" " = ~ 800 r.. H0LBR0OK g. CO. 4
worcsster Nav 4 ls49 w6ldSw
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NOTICE.

FTHE depreciation OF the value of California
4 God Dust, on account of the great abundance in
market, compes the undersigned decline taking any
more at present. but is willing and glad to receive few
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, MEAL, &c. sc.
Purchasers may be assured that sell low the
above articles can be had in the City.
only charge COST and --.
Call al No. ID Washington Square.
Febe "a. diff OTIS BRAMAN. 6
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Dissolution.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing between the
i subscribers, under the name of PERKINS FLAN-
DERS was the 2dutimo, by mutual consent dissolved
The outstanding nairs the late firm will be sette by
the undersigned their place business
corner of Main Mechanic Streets where those in
deb ed them are respectfully called upon for
date settlement. JOSEPH PERKINS,
CHARLES c.. FLANDERS,
PLINY UOLBR0OK. s@
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BOYS Clothing.


y OMAN CEMENT.-The attention of Masons and
- Builders called this article which much super
Tor all others for BUILDING RESERVOIRS, CIsTERNs,
Tanks Fronts Of Wh0rUes DAMS Bridges, Laying Gas
Pipes, and all kinds OF MAsONRY where iget il TO be
excluded strength and durability are required.
JAMES A. DICKINSON, London Importing W0' ehonSe
No Sc CoRNHILL, Boston. is the Manuiactu RS only
Agent and has constant supply. He is like~ Use Agent
for DAY & MARTIN, and receives, by every rliva from
LONDON, their Genuine Japan BlacI ing,
in CASKS var usy assorted viz: all small all middle, all
large size or casks containing proportion Of each
suit Dealers and Retailers. Warranted Genuine.
Boston, March %. d3m
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

YsII e subscriber continues run THE Elk.
sTSs1aj j PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
aS@s4SG the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles,
-2s---S Banf Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention gl>es to paying collecting and
eotiatng notes. drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber h alone responsible for property entrDst
ed to his care and risk assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester t.
SALEM Nebury port Taunton, Fall River, and New Bed
lord alsn to Portland, and all parts Of Mime.
orders free for goods be returned by this Express
OFFIcEs-HARNDEN & CO.'S ONCE 8 Court Street,
Boston J. III KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main 81.
Worcester. 3. d. LEONARD.
Feb 25. l847. DIT
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I,nproyed washing Machine.

HEMPEUVEW " 2 49, .,
ninloma at the Fair of the Worcester Co. Mechanics
Association are made No. CENTRAL STREET, where
orders may be addressed
CO. & We haze had one of Cloyes's Washing Machines
IL se in onr family for several weeks past, and after
Far hat pueDose that we acquainted with II il not
only great labor saving machine, but operates in Auch
manner as to inure clothes much lees than 10 done by
other washing machines, by the hand rubbing
board" eA8
~ Price SIS. Warranted to please. sss
Nav al. d2aw wu FRANCIS GLOVES. .
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COPARTNEAS SHIP NOTICE

COPARTNEt SHIP NOTICE
TINE Subscribers have this day associated themselves in
the Provision business, the old stand of Joseph
Converse Co., under the name and style of Converse
and Culver where they inrend ut all times keep
pete of fresh and suit provsicns which will
he sold wholesale retail low cash. The snbscri
hers hope by dgent attention business merit
tnuaton OF he patronage heretofore literally bestowed
the old firm. CHAS. E. CONVERSE.
April IL, 1919. JESSE S. CULVER,
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All persons indebted either by note account to the
raid Joseph Converse Joseph Converse d Co,
requested to make immediate payment of the same to
either OF the subscribers the old stand of j. Converse
Co.. who duty authorized to settle all such demands
CONVERSE & CULVER.
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Lime, cement, and Plaster.
YEaHE subscribers are the MANUFAC rURERs
AeEvTs fr the sale Of the approved brands of
SNITHFIELD and WESTERN LIME, HYDRAULIC
CEMENT, AMI CALCINED PLASTER, and they are
authorized he be perfectly satisac.
tory purchasers. A. q. w. ii. HARRIS.
Worcester, April Is. HSN .8 1wSm
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A GARD. - 1KH -
THE subscribers having disposed of their interest IL
l the GROCERY BUSINESS to P. HOLBROOK & CO.,
would cheeriuy recommend them to their former pat
rons and the public generally.
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
ffs.,.s.;ss-7 F5s,.sss.s al fIszs'zzsssE
NER ARRANGEMENT.

TnIT NEW AKRANGEMENI1
mn and alter February 18th, the Passenger Cars VIII
leave North Tor Boston, at ct A. Nj via Lebanon,
&cprd Manchester, Nashua aud Lowell, and also wa
Tdsor, Claremont Bellows Falls, Keene, and Fitch
Eafnterscctifa ON both routes with the Nashua and
Acesier train for Norwich Comm and New Yorkcty.
The Norwich and Worcester train for Hartford and
Maven Comm and New York city. -
He Ba.ion at and ~ M and IL N. for Northfield
Eht Trains run daily between Mortified AMI Boston
4tases run in connection with the Central road for
alms of Central, Northern and Western Vermont,
NofA New York and Cauadas. ga
..RG88.H8 JAMES MOORE, Superintendent.
Ntfeld, Febsl0, ls49. sa - essss s'I
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NOTICE.

THE ARCHITECTURAL BUSINESS will be continued as
heretofore by the subscriber, at No 20 Central Er.
change. ELBRIDGE BOYDEN
April 2. DIFF
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d worcester Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANG EMENT-PAss ENGER TRAINS
To soUern on and after May 81, 1S49.
THROUGH TRAINS

SUMNER ARRANG EMENT-PASSENGER TRAINS.
To gogern on aud after May 81, 1S49.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester al 8 A. NJ. and 3 SIS Pm.
Leave Providence at 2. as Am. 3.45P.M
rPassenger Station Worcester, in Green Street Depot
do do Providence, in E Wing Of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached, eaveI
Worcester for UxLridge (whcre il connects with Speca'
Train for Providence II so AM from Green Street
UX3RIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbri,se for Providence al AM g. Lib 7 M.
Leave Providence for Uxbridge at IL Is ANA 50P.M
The through Trains connect at Millvile with cnache
Or Satersyile. AT Whns with coaches for East Doug
as aRd Whitnsvie Al Farnums with coaches for Graz
on centre and N e. Village. At Uxbrdge with coacheA
or Milford and MeRdon AT Worcester with trains Of the
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
l. York day line via Hartford and New Haven Railroad
II Providence with Steamer Perry from and for Newport
vice each day. on arrival of trains.
THE and Ii 80 AN trains from Worcester connect al
Iovidence with traus for Boston, Taunton Fa River,
Few Bedford. &c. q
The S45 p NJ Train from Worcester connects at Prov
ence with steamboats, for York via Stoningon K. r..
The 4 A. NJ. train from Uxlridge connects at Pawtuck
with trains OF the Boston and Providence Railroad for
Boston and the 80 NJ train from Providence connects
Il Paytucket with train from Boston.
Through Trains henceforh will not stop at Central
Falls, Ashton, Hamlet or Waterford.
ed Glass Tickets sold for l30 train from Worcester
ihi for Uxbridge trains.
MAY "a dwu ISAAC HINCKLEY, sup't