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THE handsonest cheapest and best article for LIGHT 10
the world Is MARSHS PATENT OIL. This Is new
invention, recently introduced, and very extensively
used by the pubict is perfectly safe and free burn In
any common Oil Iamps,w the simple alteration of tube
which is done for the ng expense of l2 This Oil
composed entirely of vegetable and contains six
eight parts, some OF which are Essential Oils The whole
forms body beautiful in appearance and gives clear bril-
liant, and odoriess light, without grease, smoke smell,
erptosionthus furnishing the public with article from
which they obtain almost any qantity Of light and
|. II. MENTIONS, FOSTER STREET, opposite the Boston
md Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depos.
", B. Mr. N. is the only Agent for Worcester af on
1 Ian 3. f.s l.s. tt4,a ia .s., s.sc. =, dwtf 80
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Daguerre0tVpes.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends and
i customers, that he has returned TO his old stand,
236 Main-street,
where he would be pleased upon all who may favor
hi with their patronage He invites all to call and examine
his specimens, particularly those the Hon Judge Colamar,
Post Master General OF the United Siates and Gen Phelps,
President Of the Massachusetts, Copper Mining Compa y,
whose Dagueeoypes he has had the pleasure Of TALKING dur
ing his visit in Vermont.
N 3. Pictures taken in less time and e'i,ke than
IN any other room in lhe city.
Worcester, Sept. D. VIM. H. GILMORE.
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MUSIC SALOON,
And Piano Forte Ware House,

doors north american Temp. House, Worcester
A MARSH has taken the above well known stand for
IA. merly occupied by MR.. CALEB LORINGs, wherehe
will keep general assortment of PIANO FORTES SHEET
Music, Musical Instruments, and Musical Merchandise
every description which he will sell as low be bought
in any other city in the Union continuance of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
N. B. Piano Fortes and instruments of all kinds TO
A. MARSH.
c. LORING respectfully informs his friends and former
customers that he has renquhed his stand and business
Mr. A. MARSH, and would solicit for his
tnuance of the patronage heretofore literally bestowed
him. He has also entered into liquidation of his affairs
and be found for the present at the Store of A. MARSH
above all unsettled and accounts, after February
1s will be left with an Attorney for collection.
Jan l, 1850. ' eod3w wSt3 r
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Latest from California.

DIR. VAN ALSTIN has just returned from California
with all the from the Diggings He his Office
and all those who wish PERFECT DAGUERREOTYPES
have them, short notice, by calling him. Those
who call specimens of Gold from the Diggings and
obtain any information which they may WISH and have their
Types taken in the perfect that be
the County d3t Jan 2.
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Norwich and Worcester Rail r

4 airy will run as follows:
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 1880 am. and 43O pm.
Arrive at Norwich at 100 and 7.30 pm.
Leave Norwich at $50 and $50 pm.
Arrive in Worcester at 9'45 am. and $50 pm.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN will leave Worcester at 639 pm,
and arrive at Norwich 842 pm. RETURNING-leave Nor
witch arrival of Steamboats, and proceed direct Wor
cester and Boston without hange of " The Train
will stop at Danielsonvile.
The 1890 train from Worcester runs in connection
with all the Railroads that terminate in w. also
with the N. London and Hartford r. at Norwich
The 4.30 pm train from Worcester from all the r.
Roads that terminate at W. except the Prov. W. also
takes passengers Way Stations for n London d NYork.
The $50 train from Norwich in connection with
all R.R. trains that leave Worcester in the morning
The $50 pm train in with the Hartford
and n London r. Road and delivers passengers from those
places in Boston the same evening.
FREIGHT TRAINS-leav Worcester at 81 am, and
Norwich at 81 a.m.-(Daily Sundays excepted.)
GJExPREss FREIGHT leaves Boston at II m, arriving in
New York next morning
All Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
other person authorized to receive it before the Passenger
takes his seat in the
Baggage will not be taken include money, merchandise,
other articles than those of personal use and when of
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be given of that
fact and extra price paid, the Company will not hold
itself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot.
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Offices.
JOEL w. WHITE, President
Jan IA. dwtf ~ & w. r. r.
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PREMIUM
Daguerreotype Establishment,
Types taken with Voightlander's Quick
Camera.
No. BripEey Hall. No. o

Nos BrinIey Hall, No. o
THE Proprietor of this Establishment has fitted up
tirely anew his spacious and commodious Rooms, and
furnished them with every convenience and comfort that
be obtained in the fashionable in the city. He
has procured of Large and Quick Came
large any in this cityfoT the purpose of taking
large types groups of PERSONS and children, style of ee
and perfection that cannot be obtained by the Of
smaller and less perfect Instruments lie has also procured
large lot ofGOID LOCKETS, double and single, of all
sizes and descriptions, which lie offers for sale at lower
prices than they be bought at any other place in the
CITY, He is prepared, heretofore, to furnish his friends
and the public with the most perfect Daguereotype that
be produced the character ohe pictures executed
this long established Gallery, it is enough that
they have secured the very highest tokens favor from the
late Mechanics Fair in this city, and from other equally
competent Probably establishment in the
try enjoys higher reputation for its perfect and skluy
executed types which exhibit the form and minutest
of the original, fully and accurately deineated
The public here and those visiting this city invited to
call and examine for themselves the beautifully and skill
fully executed types at DIR. VAN ALSTlNS ESTABLISH
MENT, at No. I1rinley Hall.
+ MINIATURES put into Silk for Stand into Velvet
Gases for 81 so.
N B. stock constantly hand and for sale at
able prices. A. w. VAN ALSTlN.
Jan |. diff
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New Book Of Sacred Music.

THIS new work. called the SACRED Lutte, by ASA R.
TRowBRIDGE contains great variety of tunes in all
the different metres and is particularly adapted the
of Choirs and Singing Schools 1t consists of hundred
pages and out of the great numbers Of tunes contains
than eight that have been published before
The simple its character and fail please
all lovers good music The author has been years
preparing this work. and has spared pains meet the
of those who may be disposed it. The pur
chaser will be obliged buy again tunes which he
may already have hand and believed that all the
tunes of the Lutte all well adapted exercises Of
public worship. Published by A+ +tiseI
STEPHEN w. MARSH,
81 Washington Street,
Jan 9. 3m Adams House, BOsToN.
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New Express Line.
BigeloW's Boston s. Worcester Express,

szsssss oUer the Worcester and Nashua, and
SSzsss9s2assssss< FttehbNrg Rail Reads.
NHE subscriber has commenced running
------- Express Car the above Roads, tor the
safe transmission of
Packages Bundles Bank Notes Specie and Merchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes, Drafts and Bills collected and all business execut
ed with dispatch, and cheap by any other
Offices american House, Worcester; and Rail Road
Erckange, Court Sqaare, Poston.
Orders received at Hutchinson q Co IS Bookstore, II
Main ST., and at The Ticket Office, Lincoln Worcester
JASON TEMPLE, M..s.noa,s
L. C. BARDwELL, messengers
L. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton Junction with
BiselOw's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason Vii
age, Nashua Shirley Lunenburg, Leomnser Ftchburg,
Westminster Ashbnrnham, Gardner, Baldwinvie, Roy-
alston Atho Orange, Wendall Ervng, Montag North
field, Greenfield Ms, Vernon, Brattleboro w. Winchen-
don, Fitzwiam, Troy, Keene, Bellows Falls, Charles
town, ClaremOnt H., Springfield, Windsor, Reckng>
hsm Bartonve Chester Proctorsville Cavendiah Lnd>
ow Rntand Mddlebury, Vergennes and Burlington, VT.
March l9. diff
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SERAPHTWES AND EAOLINS,

FARLEY 81 PEARSON, continue TO manufacture
L al their Old Stand, (l75 old Ne (203 new MOL
MAIN STREET,
SERAPHTNES, 1E0LiANS. REED ORGANS and
bELODIANS. OF superior quality, which hey pre-
pared TO furnish ut wholesale retail the
able terms. All instruments manufactured by
1parrented " Dealers and others respectfully invited
TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Aug IA dom
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.
n VIII subscriber continues to run THE EG-
Es$pASJ PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fOi
SssTSsFA tho safe transmission OF Packages, Bundles,
--a-S I'ank Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention gica paying collecting and
gotlating Notes. drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc. .tt er ,4.. !,
All packages must be directed to his care
The subscriber alone responsible for property
cd to his care and risk assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company. 81 rfsn .si.5 3
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester te
Salem, Newbury port Taunton Fall River and New Bed
ford also, TO Portland. and all parts OF Maine.
Orders free for goods 10 he relurnej by this Express
OFFIoBs--IIARNDEN& CO.'S Office. 8 Court Street,
Boston; ]. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 100 Main 81.
Worcester. s wa s4s1a s.. q. LEONARD. n
Feb 81, lg47.4 siassa sasalh Esd s3ssls sfa s du
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This Express connects at Groton Junction with
BigeLOW,s Great Northern EXPRESS.
Upton, Grafton, N. E. Village, and
WnrpoSfpr

WUICOStCT IJIUSSe
n~SNRa THE subscriber has commenced runnin3
%SE3sTSSSeA i a Stage and from Upton daily,
szeAGsasaA Sundays excepted) to connect with the
line between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
at 81 M, and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester at 5 Pm.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage will run twice day.
leaving Worcester at 10 AM and PM. Leave Grafton
att IA, NJ, and p. u. ta rf
Books Kept the Grafton Hotel, L. NJ. Smiths Posi-
Office, N E. Village, and In Worcester, at the Genera
Stage Office first door North of the American Temperance
fIOUse. 4ash
Ii very necessary that all Express Business should DO
ompanied with written orders and signed personally
that il may lie done with correctness.
Sept. IL dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16
SPRING CANVASS.

Col G. w Hopkins and R. c. Craig Esq Democrats
ara candidates in Washington county
In Russell the Democracy hayo brought out john nov"
ard ESQ whose fine Judgment and high character are COM
nended by the Abingdon Democrat May Russell be re-
deemed from lie darkness Of a few years past
The Norfolk Argus Gays that Dr. A. r. Smith was unanm-
ousv nominated and has consented 10 run as candidate
r the Senate The deliberations Of the Portsmouth Con-
vention were characterized with much harmony and enhu
sasm and eloquent and appropriate speeches were MADE by
COL NJ Cooke Maj. Geo. Blow, and other delegates Let
there be and energy among the people, and We
have every reason anticipate the success OF our nominee
The Democrats of Norfolk City have had meeting and
amounted committee of five 10 recommend nj candidate
for the House 10 be scloced by adjourned meetng-a'
which time committee appointed on motion OF Hunef
oodis ESQ., will report resolutions expressive OF her iee'
jnos Of sorrow upon the amented demise OF Mr. Calhoun
They also on motion of c. Whtte Esq., heartly approve
of the course of their representative in Congress- MIR. MIL
son. =,
The Whgs of Norfolk seem afraid 10 take sep' -n''
Stubs their late delegate has retired In disgust and no one
is nominated.
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run r71cIg1LITY QUESTION.

The Times says 't is very clear that MI H. A. mayo J,
ineligible because he receives cnounen'' from 'is 1"'
States Government for supplying the Navy with oDa'c'
30 hns;ness transaction We shall not re-argue Inc POM
We desire simply 10 ask the Times question The tci-
mond Republican publishes the Pos'oh'ce anu o'ei
States Government advertisements and receives pay LOT
,ho, l. this such an "emolrmcnf' as would disqnaly
Mr. baldwin, the Editor for a seat in the House AIR H.
ss nominated for the pncebu we never heard objected
,ha he wps disaunled But put another case IN every
re,ec 10 the point Mr. Syme the Editor OF The Peters
burg Inteligence publishes the Postoice and other United
States Government advertisements, and receives pay "f
them L. he disqualified by such emoument (as the
Times woud call ) from holding seat IN tho House
uo Mr. has for several winters held his seat IN the House
in violation flaw and ineligible Is nor before the peo
e Of Petersburg as u candidate for reelection The case OF
Mr. SWINE is Identical with that Of Mr. Mayo and unless Inc
Times and the Wing recant their ridiculous INV uey aIc
bound 10 call on the Wings of Petersburg 10 withdAw MI
Svme NJ once and robuke him for having dared to serve
them in violation of law! Will they do ~ we only
ask fair play In this matter In raising o'r aosu'u oo
econ to Mr. Mayo they show that they remoie Tor The
fate of Honrco
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DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
AT Democratic District Convention, held in the Baptist
Church in Portsmouth, Tuesday, 9th inst the meeting
was organized by calling Conway White ESQ., TO the chair
and appointing E. H. Herbert as Secretary.
On motion Of S. l. Sawyer ESQ., the names of the dre-
gates from the several counties composing the Senatorial cis
fct ordered be called when the following delegates
responded 10 their nance, si2:
Princess Anne-E II. Herbert
Norfolk County-Joseph HOLIDAY, G. c. Robinson, VIM
School6eld Madison Jordon Rob'. VI. Boykin VIM W.
Davis Geo. w. Grce, John VI. Drewry. Dr. "A. T. Smith,
BENZ T. Tatem Capt Geo. Outten Miles NJ Sme', Thos B.
Butt, Col NJ Herbert.
seph Bunkley, John Cspron W. B. Sorsy S T Sawyer D..
W. Glass, and Geo. Blow.
Nanssmond-J. II. Kelly.
c. C. Robinson, ESQ., offered resolution that commit
toe be appointed from the delegation of each county for the
purpose Of presenting candidate represent
few remarks concluded by nominating Dr. 4. T. Smith
candidate The resolution of Mr.. Robinson having been
withdrawn by him the nomination OF DR.. Smith put TO
the Convention and carried by reclamation.
Upon which Dr. Smith addressed the Convention stating
that was not In accordance with his feelings and wishes TO
could decline the unanimous voice OF the convention
and after rendering his for the honor con-
ferred upon him. stated that it had been cardinal prnc
Die with him to yield wishes of his fellow citizens he
would be their standard bearer at the approach
ing election.
pledged themselves make all honorable efforts TO promote
the election of our candidate.
Resolved That the thanks of this meeting be offered to
the Trustees of the Baptist Church for the OF their room
On motion il was ordered that the proceedings OF the Con-
venton be published in the Norfolk Argus, Portsmouth
Pilot, Richmond Enquirer and Suffolk Intelligencer.
C. WHITTLE, Chairman.
E. H. HERBERT Secretary
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From the Knickerbocker

TRANSLATED FROM THE PERSIAN OF HAFIZ
Ii s Spring. yet with all the soft sweetness 1t brings
One kiss OF my love worth twenty such Springs
Had she breathed had she hed the wine up
/ had joysd in the odor and welcomed the cup!
Take the wine take the flowers their charms forgot
For what is the bower where the bulbul Is not2
The cypress invites me with long floating hair,
But the bird Of my languishing heart ia not there
How delightful to gaze her ravishng lip,
Yet what were the pain if forbidden to sip!
For the fame of her dark eye would scorch up the heart
If not soothed by the balm which her kisses impart
What boots 1t for Hafz whose life is breath,
To say for her sake he could welcome cen death
Since for one happy gisnce Of her ove-lightcd eye
Even angels. who die not, with gadness would die!
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POETICAI..
APRIL.

sv LdNGrELLow.
When the warm sun, that brings
Seed-time and harvest has returned again.
,TIs sweet 10 visit the still wood, where springs
The first flower of the plain.
Hove the season we'll
When forest gades teeming with brgh, FORMS
Nor dark and many-foded clouds foretel
The coming in of storms.
From the earth's loosened mould
The sapling draws its sustenance, and thrives:
Though stricken to the heart with winters cold,
The dropping tree revives.
The softly -warbed song
Comes thro the pleasant woods, and coiofso "i"ee
Are glancing in the golden sun, along
The forest openings.
And when bright sunset fills
The silver woods with light, the green slope throws
Its shadows in the hoows of the hills,
And wide the upland glows.
And when the day is gone,
In the blue lake, the sky, o'erreaching far,
Is followed out and the moon dips her horn
And wrinkles many star
Inverted in the tide .....
Stand the gray rocks, and trembling shadows throw
And the fair trees look over side by slde,
And see themselves below.
Sweet April, many thought
Is welded unto thee, as hearts are We'd
Nor shall they fail TILL 10 its autumn brought
LIES golden fruit s shed.
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IMPORTANT To HOUSE-KEEpERS

Attention requested advertisement in another CO.
lunn headed 'Washing Reduced TO Science" We have
the authority Of several Of citizens ohe than those al
uded in tho ADVERTISEMENT for saying that Crano Pa
tent Chemical Compound Wash Mixture is a most Useful
arcle- much lime and labor and the clothes wash
ed with il are fully white and certainly less injured than
those washed by the old process No family should be with
out this valuable mixture Those who have tried it in their
families far ascertain, seem 10 think we can
scarcely recommend il too highly.
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Correspondence OF the New York Express.

NAsHlSaToS, April 9.
NO TREATY YET-Your =, dispatch qs asking me if a
Bulwer is received There is word of truth in The
report. There has only been Treaty signed, but
there 10 little hitch am informed in the negotiation.
IAN IYEn &c. &C
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HONOR ro AID car uoIrN

At meeting of citizens on Monday night last ap
propnae resolutions in honor of Mr. Calhoun adopted
and R. K Cale, ESQ., selected deliver such time and
place may best conport with his convenience euogy
upon the life and character of the distinguished Statesman
Lynea5urg Republican.
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y.I,hTFp.

- On
MARRIED the lu.i by II !.r Il l. Coleman W
WARD SHELTON, y: LOUISE, 10 Miss MARIA l.. Do"HI"
Go0ch.a:d county,
DIED. .- nor
DIED in New Orleans, the 9th March, THOMAS iNS'
aged fhirytwo years, formerly resident this pac'
DIED. at the residence son. Capt Hansn, I'm
tie Yadkine Soksr county, c., MRS MARY G. HAMBLIi
the 0sth year Of her age
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n11n ANc1rAcE OLE EpITHETS.

For The amusement of our readers extract the onion
like string of epithets applied by tho Martnsburg Gazette 10
the Enouirer which describes NOTORIOUS Tor parry Vu
ence and it's INSCRIPTIONS attacks upon the presen admin
straon a reflex of tho sentiments OF The. Sole organ
the embodiment of tho sentiments Of the Democracy oil
yirenia-the sefconsu,cd guardian Of the South
We make reply such words. They are rathef COM
pimenlaly than oherwiso-as showing that we nave mol
been fahess the Democracy OF Virginia and TO the oou
Benton is completely sold 10 tho FREQ soil interest Can
we ask stronger proof than tho following emphatic language
OF the New York Evening Post unatica organ Of the Tree
sellers
ave infer from the and emphasis with which
Mr. Benton insists that slavery fully prohibited by
law in all The new territories and the readiness nc expresses
10 vote for bill organizing territorial governments without d.
ecty appyinp 10 the ordinance of 1891 that he s willing 10
incorporate into such bill declaration of the entire vadl-
t. of the Mexican law. OF Mr. Benons sincere desire TO
keep slavery from encroaching upon the territories into
which il has no right nude ITSELF entertain no doubt
that slavery within their limits is present unlawful ne
will chserfuy agree the removal Of all doubt upon the
question, by dccIara,ory law o. Congress
NASHVILLE COMMEMORATE Columbia IS. c.
Teegsph OF TUESDAY says that il learns BY private dis
pa ch ,nat meeting OF Southern Senators in Congress
held at Washington the 9th ns the result was iul re-
cognon OF tho necessity and rroprety OF the Nashville
Convention and approval Of its moolng at the time and
place meeting by great una
nim,y and harmony OF feeling and but four Southern Sen
ators absent.