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StOVeS---StOYeS.

T'HE subscriber having established himself
4 in business invites his friends ard the pub,
Inc to call and examine his splendid oves
which are offered for sale the reasonable terms
among which can be found the celebrated
Farmers Air Tight Cooking Stove,
recently improved and now acknowledged and warrant ed
to be the most perfect, durable, economical
stove offered in this market. Office Parlor and Box
Stoves OF every variety.
TIN, COPPER, and SHEET IRON WARE constant.
y on hand Orders for Job Work will be attended TO
short notice. at No. MEG IANIc STREET.
Sept rs. dwtf HENRY DODGE.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
Or EG on EE.ggFg GEE.

'4Hls Oh. is prepared by II. G. CURRIER who is the
sole Proprietor in the United States and ia The great
est discovery in the known world the groth Of HAIR
sDd warranted IL Will the hair 10 grow where il
mas iallen OIL sd is preventative, and makes il
grow thick, dark and silky Price Loo per bette The
best OF references be obtained ON those Who oye
gbeen benefited in this city.
N b. The money will be paid back, in all cases wheS
the Oil does not give satisfaction.
cole Agents IN Worcester, MM. d. FENNO g. SON
66 Man Street, dwu Inlx
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FISH MARKET.

NO 1s FRONT STREET, WORCESTER.
1NJHERE be found all the different kinds of FRESH
w FISH the season affords from the NewYork Boston
harteTcs rev Haven, Norwich, New London and Prov.
ldence markets, such as Cod, Hadd0ck, Mqckere a6u
Shad lass, Black and Blue Fish, SGinon &c together
with an assortment Of small Fish from the Salt and Fresh
waters Also, all kinds OF SHE'LL FISH from the above
places Also assortment of Dried Smoked and Picked
Fish, wholesale and retail.
N b. Fish bought at this market will be dressed in the
best and most fashionable siyle, aud sent reasonable
distance Jree Of charge. TERMS CASH.
-Iash PAD Tor eli kinds Of FREsH WAITE FISH
April o. N. G. SPRACUE
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10 Preserve and Beautiay.

To Preserve and ReautIay.
DUSPINPS ITALIAN HAIR TONIC is now
IL unversav considered the best toilet preparation
invented for cleansing and mparting heathy and ygor
growth to the human hair All alkalies and pungent
spirits dry and stimulate instead of giving
ishmeat and strength and destroy the vitality the
bulbs. The Italian tonic Is sovereign remedy
for all diseases OF the hair scalp and all eruptiegs
and dandrnf speedily eradicael, leaving the hsr
Beautifully sof and brilliant. trial Of IL will prove 1t
he nneqnaled preserpotue and restorative Man
ufictured only by J. l.. BURBANK, Worcester.
ME- GREEN and ]. GREEN & CO.. Agents for wor-
eester, d2aw&wSm Sept 20.
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Butter. Cheese &c

1,1n[sIU NAHNVsN9 AK e
IL FlRKlNS choice Vermont BUTTER:
= 80 Kegs do New York do;
aO O lbs Prime Worcester County CHEESE.
1000 lbs. do New York do
Also--Superior Southern Homony-Corn Flour Graham
flour-Rye Flour-Buck Wheat do.-Wheaten Grits-Fnr.
ina-Tapioca-Sago Arrow Root-Gelane- isn.
glas4-AmeIican do Irish Moss, &c. &C.
For sale by B. BIJ1,NAN
EDec 26. "a a.
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FEski0 .KEeagases i1z.

DREPARED by s. o. DUNBAR, TAuNToN, Mass uar
rdnted fqunl to any ohfr in either Engiish or
American This very useu and elegant preparation is
used ApereDt Anii>acid in Dyspeptic ccmnainis
attended, with acidy very great benefit Ii has The
advantage over common magnesia In being dissolved AID
therefore not liable 10 accumulate in the bowcls Ii ia
decidedly superior to Carbonate OF coda Potash on
account oil RS aperient qualits The solution OF Ma.ne
STA is found particularly beneficial pleasing sedaye
md Aperent, in all Irritation or Icidiiu o. The
stomach Febrne complaints, IafaEtus disorders or Sea
Sickness
For sale in orcesfer, VIII lesse and retail by
II G. BATES, NJ. D., 8tothecarv
Nov lS eod&wtf 242 Main St, or Pleasant
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WANTED,
Just Received,
Carriage, Sign & Ornamental Paintin
IRON PLANNERS FOR SALE.

@AsO4N . ~ III = A3AssJ . ~ tIAAAikls
HITCH s. JONES have on hand Iron Plane
a ing Machines; two Of is feet with trip motion COM
pete, and two of feet, without the "trip motion. The
above machines buiit rfIn materials
and workmanship, and will be sold low cash or ap-
proved credt-they may be seen Foundery.
N. b. We continue 10 make all kinds OF CASTINGS
in IRON and Brass in general use, and warranted to
give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Worcester, July 81. df
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carriage and Sign Painting.
THE subscriber has taken shop over Barnes & SoI h.
4 welPs Livery Stable, No IS MECHANIC STREET Tor
me purpose OF carrying IN this balc OF business. lie
all cases or no charge. GLAZING done when ordered.
Sept IA. dit J. ID. AMES 10 Mechanic ST
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FIOUR,
BARRETTs OWE H0ITSE

311AAHAsAA = . "a II A4UUHNIJ
t14O WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
AIDES Dresses, Coaks, Shawls, andkerc hefs scsrfs
- Bonnets &c. Gents Coats, overcoats, and Pants,
dyed and finished in the best maHner
The subscriber having received the agency of I'M aboy
celebrated Dye House, is prepared to receive apd far
ward goods TO be dyed and hopes that the character m
the establishment for despatch and beauty Of work
together with his endeavors please, will ensure him
share of patronage, at
MARTIN R. WILLIAMS, Bonnet Rooms
Central Block 1877 Main street Wocester
April 4. - :
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BUILDING LOTS

UTE subscriber has for sale of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester il is sit
naes On the north side OF Chatham Street. on The hghtb
OF and near the Dwelling House of Rev Mr. Smaley and
on the same Street. containing 5000 sq H. eachand
Lots in the same vicinity Quincy Stand
neEF the Red Mills on Taylor Street
June a. DIFF CuApfUc wr,1r1
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House, Barn, Shop and Land for Sale.
AsA PLEASANTLY situated about hall a mile from
Sa L. the center Of BoYLsros, and about miles rom
'A orcester. Tae place contains six acres of 6rs,
rate Land well stocked grated Fruit Trees ons
Barn, "a Shsemakers shop, and good well of water
y WIN ne sold low For parcu ars inquire oi JOHN
FAAWbLL ouftWorc Poor Farm HENRY E. WAR
KEN Shrewsbury, or .he subscriber ut the Spy Oyr,ns
Worcester, Aug II. JAMES T. FSTPv
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For SALE.

A.s A VALUABLE ESTATE. No. n snmmer s,
#ES A consisting of House, Barn. and Buildng Lot
ssA supply good and durable water with MANY de-
Fable privileges, when examined. dtf March &
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Three Farms for Sale
1,- the vicinity of this CITY, For further n,rtic
F,1Hf 4 lars apply TO S. w. SELBY d CO.
d:.2z1 Worcester, March IA. f Ga Mai, ~
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TO LET.
TO RENT.

Ia A STORE on Southhridge Street with good
~ n Basement Room, suitable Tor Grocery Pro
yision Store Apply to OTIS BRAMAN,
June A. DIFF Washington Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08
A GOOD Joke.

The Wing bewais the defeat OF Mr.. Robert
E. Scott Of Fauquier, Zone OF the ablesl and
most accomplished among the members Of the
last Legislature" and proceeds TO account for il
as follows:
"Mr. Scott was selected on account of his al
tainmenls IN The science Of the law, as one OF lhe
committee oil Revision, ~ prorara The new code
i'r the action OF The Extra Session OF the Lrsi>la
lule. Ills attention 10 The duties Of that Office
which has been unremilling, implied his con-
slant presence in this city. He has So We learn,
scarcely lett il since the adjournment OF the Le-
elslaInre. OF course, he has entirely neglected
% canvass his county, and every man who
knows how much better man can attend 10 his
own business, Than any one can attend 10 il Tor
him, will see the great disadvantages under
which he has laboret. He has, in fact, sacri-
feed AlmssI to his duty"
We learn" that Mr.. S. has not overworked
himself on the commillee, and that he has paid
al least two visits TO his county, and was conf
dent OF reelection. He did indeed Sacrifice
himself" bui it was by putting lorh and advo-
eating doctrines most odious 10 Virginia. 1t was
for this that The Democrats concentrated all their
vigor 10 defeat HINT was Tor this that many
Wings, putting country above party, aided in The
good work of reforming the Fauquier delegation.
BIT, says the Wing, Mr.. S. repeated The views
OF Mr.. Buchanan, and ought 10 escape our cen
sure. Mr.. S., though Southern man, went
farther Than Mr.. B.; but we have been no re
spec'er OF persons, and have condemned The
doctrines, by whomevcr put forth. The Wing,
on the contrary, in ngret;ing The defeat OF MIR.
5 on lnis issue Qor there was none olher) indi-
recl!y gives "aid and comfort" 10 the repudaed
doctrines
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08
From Ms Philadelphia Della, Newspaper,
PARTISAN INSOLENCE

Some oil the low-bted partisan newspapers lei.
ter-wfiIers d, Washington have lalelY expressed
singular notion. They say that the offic, seek
ers VINO are degrading themselves and tofn,Ilins
The President and CatiDet and every boy else
who can write letter OF Introduction or room
mendalion 10 either OF them, are much mare re-
spectacle, of higher o,der than The officesskers
who besieeed The late administration. This is a
revival OF The Old and homely story aboui lac poi
and kettle. II these fellows had one spark o. self
respec', they would do as people did in Pfeader,
Washingons time, and say al home ill lhey
were asked. Respectable How can resrcia-
aiiiy be pfed!ca.yd al ,hoSe who will fawn ike
spaniris Gpon Presidents. ana cringe ike slaves
10 Secretaries, and Islander and undermine and
circumvsn, each otheI2 And how can conpari i.
sons be made abou, rcspccrabliity, when hose
compared thus foriei, all claims to any7 The
"Locos" Kissed the fee, OF an administration call.
ed Democratic" and their rivals are kissi0. the
feet Of an administration called "Whie;' and
thai is III the difference. Doe sci patienllylook
cowhiding, and the Others are patiently lasiug
kick. The first were down, the second are yros.
lrale. Truly which are the lowest The sn or
the half dozen7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08
To Rev. t. l. HAMMER,
Gen'l AL Am. g. S. Union.
BY Reques.-Ffom The FineasiLe Democrat
THE HON JAMES McD0WEIJ

The HUN. JAMES MCDOWELL.
The speech OF this gentleman has been read
by more persons, we believe, than any speech ev
er delivered in either House OF Congress. We
can hardly meet with man in our county, who
has no, read il ard who does nor speak Of it in
me highest terms OF praise. We have always be.
lieved hal he only needed the position 10 dislin-
euish himself, as well as his native Stale; and
have been TOR some lime both mortified and cha
srinrd that the Democrats did not place him in The
United States Senate; but in the speech we have
Just read ne has gone far beyond our most san.
guine expectations, and 10 use a common phrase,
be has covered himself with glory" He takes
the proper ground Tor the settlement OF the Cali.
tornia question, and we think Wings and Demo
erals, as we'll as Northern and Southern men,
will, a, no very distant day, award him The praise
which is justly due him Tor "pouring oil on the
troubled waters" al This particular crisis The
very fact OF his causing fears 10 flow from some
oithe ablest men in the House OF Representative
goes, eoncusively, 10 show that his words went
TO their hearts and had The desired effect. WHAT
man, living or dead ever produced the like effect
on he grave and enlightened members OF the
House Of Representatives. Not one His voice
alone, BY lis burning eloquence, has caused the
North and South Ia shell tsars for the preservation
Of our bel we'd Union, SO that We might hand il
down 10 our p0Sierly rs II was 0equeathed TO US
BY our loreiathers- i1dissolutLe
We learn with pride and satisfaction that this
speech will probably make him he next Presi-
dent OF The United States, il The Democracy ol the
Union should MT think that Vir2inia has ALREADY
furnished her qno,a Of Pies dents. We think no
such objection will be urged, for Coz. 4HcDopeI
IS, emphat,cally, The MAN oP THE UNION, and will
receive To- that high office, The tar and impas.
stoned consideration of our whole people, when
he proper time arrives 10 MAKE tie selection
lie is man whose worth, nDraiiy and politically
can be our boast and our pride; whose talents IN
long career o! public usefulness, have shohe
with unsuied splendor. We can view him in
he high places OF power, but 10 conceive the
grand and soul-inspTng picture OF Hercules.
on The platform OF liberty, crushing the enemy
beneath his feel. He will be found in power
and out Of power, The unwaveTins champion nt
Democracy; summonins all his powers OF mind,
and yirrnes OF heart, in every encounter. He has
our strongest hopes-our hishes, wishes Tor sue
cess and We can only consent 10 cease our laboTc
in his behalf when victory shall have crowned
MIN with The sufrages OF he people-or when
the Democracy may conceive il Their duly, or Pr
icy 10 change The election BUrETOURT.
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY.

Al an adjourned meeting OF me citizens o.
Brunswick, held Al Lawrencevic IN Monday
the 23i day Of April, 1919 without disin lion ol
parry, Gel. I>ham TIouer vas called IL the Chair
and George Snort appointed Secretary.
On Motion Il F'anci> Jone,-Resoiyed, Tha'
the Hon. Richard K. Meade b. invited to parl-
clpale IN the proceedings OF this meeting.
On motion Of DR.. Richard Haskins, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were unan-
mously adopted:
Whereas, The Legislature OF Virginia, al il
lasl session, passed certain resolutions in refer
enoe 10 the government Of The territories Of Cali
ornia aud New Mexico, and Inc abolition Of;
slavery in he District Of Columbia and il is
thought by this meeIine Ina! The importance Of
thesr questions require an expression Of opinion
rrm Inc constituent BODY; therefore,
Resolved, That his meeting approves The ac-
lion oi he Legislature On these subjects, and is OF
opinion that tn Wilmot Proviso, or any other
measure tina would exclude the Soulhern people
and their properly from he Territories lately
purchased from Mexico, would De an invasion of
their rIghs, 10 be resisted al every hazard and 10
The last extremity.
Resolved, That The abolition CT slavery in The
District OF Columbia would be destructive OF he
peace and prosperity Of The States OF Virginia
and Maryland, prejndicial TO the lnleres, Of The
whole South, and should in like manner be re-
sisted.
Resolved, That these measures strike so direct
y lhe peace, honor and safety OF The slavehold-
ing States. as 10 require every tue and loyal CT
;izen OF he South, ID stake life, fortune and no.
nor on the issue; and as lar as his meeting is
concerned, they hereby pledge ali these 10 SUSAN
anv measure waich he Stale Of Virginia NAV
atop', in concert with he o'her slaypho;tlne
Safes Of the Ulion To pssyen the passage vi
these measures, or 10 Ie,s; them when passed
On motion of K. d. Turnbul,-R-solved, That
the thanks OF this meeting be rendered 10 the Hon.
Il chard K. Meade, COR representative, for mis-
able aud manly defence OF The rights OF The South
on the floor OF The House OF Representatives; and
that the same be rendered 20 our late Delegates
John F. Macln and George w. Harrison, Tor
their course in the House OF Delegates, and also
10 our lale Senator, Dr.. E P. Scott.
Resolved, That The editors OF all papers pub.
lished in Petersburg and Richmond be requested
10 publish the proceedings oil this meeting.
Al The conclusion I the meeting, The Hon. R:
X. Meade made few eloquent remarks, and on
his notion The meeting adjourned
lSHAM TROTTER Gilman.
ESQ SB 1T Secily
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TAKING 1T AS He SHOULD-JoHN S.
BAGo, Esq, formerly editor OF Ih- Ipruit Free
Press, on his removal from the office Pos,mas.
Ter al DelIoi', publishes the following crd, which
indicates that Mr.. B. understands taiing such
things phiIosphically. We doubt 1.-THE demo-
cra!s OF that CITY and OF the Stale, wiliwelcome
him back 10 The editorial chair, and 10 position
where ne may more effec,ually ad9ane the ex-
aited principles Of his parry.
BACK A0AIN The undersigned, having been
relieved Ol the duties OF Postmaster OF mis- cit,
returns this day 10 his former connection Win
the Free Press. For the present, he will only
say that, in resumi:g his editorial abors he
will endeavour to advance The best ineresi 0!
the STATE, AMI of the DemocfaIic parry. aHAR-
MoNY, CoNcEssi9N, UNION. tvery,hlng Ior the
CAUSE, nothing .or Men" will re his partywaIch-
WORD. JOHN S. BdGG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
For The ENQUIRER.

The feeling nj indignation al The course pun
sued nv Northern men IN attempting 10 degraoe'
aner having for years insulted US is genera
Our representatives in Congress, aided oy .ne
Southern press and resolutions OF Southern STATS
having failed 10 induce The North TO 90 US JUS
lice or treat US as equals, il is lime inal 'he Peo
ple should lake The custody OF their [ieo's anu
honor into their own keeping. The SCUM nfs
chung to The Constitution and Union until the one
has become a nudity, and the other curse
Stale laws have been enacted making IL penal
for citizen 10 aid in recap,uring fugitive slave
for which there is constitutional provIsion-lhe
South insulled by proposition 10 allow staues 10
The District Of Columbia, TO vote themselves ireei
by repeated efforts 10 exclude the South from
equal privileges in The territories won by South
ern vaor, and by making abolition The question
before The people.
We feel il is lime this agitation was settled,
and we are sratified 10 announce lhata meeting
will he held al our August couu, having for lis
object an expression VI opinion ~ The Citizens
of This county, this feeling is growing stronger
daiy. and spirit is being manifested OF deter
mined resistance 10 Northern aggression; Inc de-
termination 10 trade no longer with the North or
with hose who Trade in Northern manufactures
is also gaining ground rapidly, and Southern
merchants must make hasie 10 get on their yam
kee goods or they may rol on their hands. we
want direct mporalions 10 Southern markets 10
be paid tor by Southern productions; Cotton. 10
bacco, Rice, &C., without Yankee agency. we
want our children educated al Southern insIIIn-
uons, and by Sou hern teachers. We want our
Carriages ana Agricultural supplements mace
by Southern mechanics, and il our rights ano
interests are no more respected than heretofore,
we want a Southern Confederacy SouIhe'n
.t,1 sn.asx dc In
hing, and they have courage 10 ca ry il out. Our
Fa hers wsded through the Revolution, with sell
denial. and we will show ourselves true scions
rom the parent stock.
A SOUTHERN MAN.
Sussex County, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08

present for chief magistrates, po' tas1;uss
and powers. gave evidence Of senil1n. , ,Se r..
and more iamb like qualities We think ,ae ia nA
arR as we'll as the BurcHER family should siDg s
to him, until Saul like the evil f! shSu, .a. pass
from him. and be should forget to punish w WSa,
noble occupation thi. for distinguished states
mani How becoming TO the Prime Minister OF
free republic and more especially how .e eSn, ,ns
tent with the pledges Of the Executive anu On INC
doctrines of the grea, Wing party! james Bucn
anan, the Secretary of the Democratic admins
tra,ion, who deemed prescription proper IN
many instances, had Wing chief clerk ana a
majority of Wings in his Office. The White
Rose of Lancaster enjoyed no pleasure in dab,
bling in blood, more especially in The blood Of
watchmen and mail-carrlers. We had suPpo-
.ed such 10 be the character Of his successor.
But alas the wolf has become lamo' ano
the lamb wolf. Honesty has taken TO Inc nish,
way, Purity has washed her face in di'c,,' an'
Virtue has violent attack Of scroiula' anu 'u's'
is,he "HERoIo AaE."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08

"a GOOD TINE CoMING."-The Editor
OF The New Orleans Bulletin, who accompanied
Gen. Taylor 10 Washington, and is, NJ doubi,
high in his confidence gives The following conso-
ialory assurances 10 those OF his political breih.
rem whose hearts have sickened from "hope de.
lerred:"
"To designate and mark The individuals com.
posing This obnoxious class OF Off holders, will
be Work OF lime-tcr 10 do justice the Presi
dent mys act advisedly and win deliberations
On The other hand, as is always the case with the
successful pary-lhetc is legion Of eKpeclan MS,
an incompatible greater number Of office seek
ers than there are ffi,eS 10 be filled To Ito JUS
lice 10 this class, like faculty OF discrimination
is required, the whole field has 10 be surveyed,
the various claims carefully scrninised, am The
qualifications oil the applicants investigated and
compared; all this is The work OF time. The Old
HERDS maxim in this new province OF his, is the
reverse OF what ii was in his lighting days: il is
now "hasien SLOWLY" festina ients, and it is a
true and sale one. We therefore say 10 our Wing
friends al The Norih-"bide your time, and cheer
yours Ives with the assurance, that "a good time
is coming"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08
IFrom ne Boston Post
ON DTS FROM THE CAPITOL.

ny BROWN.
THE President begins to feel
sTis said, "lee.le" parry zeai-
Thinks whigg'ry means the common veal
And swears he'll make "tree solers" kneel,
Or take his "indienalions" seali-
-O1 dit that Collamer complains
He's not allo wed 10 hold the reins;
And. like Ma. da len beWais
The day he uedGled with The mails
-ftt dil that "Oan" mean, NO offence,
But spoke 10 a "Pickwi, khan sense"
In thai epistle where he ran again
The senale's choice oil Mr.. flanagan;
he hk'd, be said, tn appointment well,
Bot d,dxt like the princirel-
Bu,, mainly, whiggish d,safeclion
Rests on a weigh,ier objection,
To uil :-(and here's The real iroub!e)-
The Office does nj carry double
Which all his riding schemes 10 baulk,
Leaves some aspiring coon IL walk!-
-On dc that Clayton talks oi ATE
About absconding from 1.-THE STATE"
And says, 10 CLOAK an acl 80 sinister,
"He's cot call 10 be minister!'-
And so, win much devo ion. claims
The right 10 follow old ''St James !"
'Tis said that Genial Taylor >wears
His soldier.m needs repairs;
Ooce (or his country-heav'n defend her y
He said he never wCnld Surrender"
But then he spoke OF waIl:ke Toes
In Mexico and not OF thuse
Unpumbered oIhce-hunling legions
Who fain xouid saoil these happy regions