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TELEGR APHIC.
Telegraphic Summary.
From the Charleston Courier.]
f o r Ell G N N EW S.
Additional per Ayabia.
baltimore. Feb x no es A

DaiutnOre, req. u, iO.2S A. Nj.
The Correspondent Of ttte Now York Her
aid, writing under the dafe of the 2sth ult
states that dispatches, received in that city
from St Petersburg, affirm beyond question
that the Car had violently rejected the pro.
positions of the four powers.
1t is reported that Gen. Luders had cross.
ed the Danube near Sillistria, and was march
ing on Shumla.
The wounded Russians are said to be ar
riving night and day at Bucharest, and III At
the town is unable to hold them all
In the recent battle at Citale, the Russians
had $4,000 men engaged.
The Turks have 10000 men concentrated
in the vicinity of Kalafat.
The Turks are preparing TO cross the Dnn.
ube Mt Nicopol
] day Later---Arrival of Pacific.
The Atlantic had arrived at Liverpool
with portion of the crew rescued from the
San Francisco.
Business in Manchester was declining.
Consuls had tluctuated from 80 and clos.
ed at 90k.
The Cars answer is passive, but leaves
little hope that peace will be maintained.
The London Times says, however, that
the Car will not proceed to extreme lengths
On hearing of the enterance of the allied
fleet into the Black Sea, the Gar is said to
have replied by asking whether the fleets
would observe n strict neutrality or sid.
with Turkey.
A despatch from Vienna says that the Czal
will contemptuously reject the Vienna note
refer Turkey to Prince Gortschakoff for fur
ther Particulars, and refuse to abatc on,
iota of Prince Menschikoff's demands
Tremendous excitement exists at ST. Pc
tersburg.
The French Government believes that III,
people will force the Car formally to de
clare war.
!, is rumorcd that Count Nesselrode ha.
resigned, and that his resignation had been
accepted.
No fighting had occurred since the battle
of Citale.
Warlike preparations continue.
Its rumored that "A body Of Russian troop.
had crossed the Danube
A regiment of Christian Cossacks lef
Constantinople on the 9Th TO Join Omal
Pasha.
The Allied Fleets were last seen steering
for Batoum. The Russian Fleet were also
at sea.
IL is stated that Russia had dema -ded tina
Denmark should take sides one way or IN,
other, and also had objected to the purchas,
Of naval depot by Prussia.
MIR. Mason, the U. =. Minister TO France
had presented his credentials to Louis Ma
poleon.
The clipper ship Red Jacket, arrived n
Liverpool from New York in thirteen days
The new Iron cmigrant ship Tayleur
from Liverpool for Melbourne; sunk oil
Dublin bar, and four hundred persons per
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Medical Association.

The following are the officers of the South
Carolina Medical Association for 1854:
r. e. Wylie, NJ. D., Of Lancaster, Prcsi.
r. w. Gibbes, NJ. ID. Of Richland; Elias
ioribeek, M. ID. Charleston, Vice Presi-
retary.
retary.
Treasurer
w " ". Mobley, Lancaster omtor for
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A Mistake.

We are misunderstood by some of our
subscribers. II is not our intention TO erase
tie names Of all who fail TO pay in advance
Our allusion was to those who could pay
for the two years past, but ,oiH not!
Even to some who have failed to pay us
for the past year, we continue to send the
paper, believing their deriliction is owing to
forgetfulness; we hope by their being re.
minded now, Of their indebtedness, they will
cancil the debt.
We could not be induced to erase the
name Of our friend L. J. H., who has stuck
to us from the first, and never yet failed to
pay for the paper.
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Clubs.

Those desiring to form clubs, are informed
that for FIVE names we will furnish the Led
ger at Sl.75 each, per annum for ten names,
at $3.50; for twenty names, $l.25, $3.50
TIE cash must be paid in advance, and they
must be sent to one office. Old, rs we'll as
new subscribers can avail themselves OF
these terms.
AS this number CO.. 'nences new volume,
we would suggest it as a fit timo to sub
scribe.
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Yor6ville Remedy.

Our friend Of the Remedy" is informed
that our "ship" is not wrecked, but merely
placed in safe barbor, to be relaunched
when necessity calls for her services. After
due reflection on the subject we came to
the conclusion the "ship" was a superauous
article, ard in our judgement rather unfit to
occupy any portion of our paper May not
our cotemporary profit by our examplsi
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Death of David Lesley. Eso.

The last number of the Abboyille Banner
records the death Of this gentleman, which
sad event occurred on Monday, the 9th mat.
Mr.. Lesley was prominent citizen Of Ab-
bevilie district having filed several impor-
tant Offices Of trust, and in all his business
relations ever sustained the character Of
an honest and upright citizen, and chris
tian.
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The Soil Of the South.

This valuable agricultural journal for
February, comes to US in an improved form.
lis ono Of the best periodicals. Of the kind,
aud as cheap "a the cheapest, being oaiy
one dollar per year, Subscription price.
z Iox4x & ELLs.
Columbus, Ga.
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CHAPTER XIV.

WALTER AND HIS LADY PURSUE THEIR
JoCKNEY.-THEY REMAIN WITH WAL
TBRs FATHER FOR SHORT TINE
sPRISGs.-THE DIsCovERY-- coHcLU-
SION.
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Is itnot little singular, that the letters
that spell debt are the initiaIs-of the SEN
fence, Dun Every Body Twice !" and the
letters which spell credit, are the Initials of
The sentence -Call Regularly Every Day---r7i
Trust" a -.
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Fortunes Made bv Adv.r,,,,,,., :,

From small pamphlet, sntitl,d TAa
Al q making Money! an extract hs. 49,.
i.ken, and u going The foand Of the nro,s,,.
slst press, pohdng out ths fseil ~ of mse.
'py 'mne''.s sums By the simple process ~
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Our narrative is ended. We did not
begin with view to draw in high colors
the charms Of ideal beauty, or to chill the
blood with high wrought scenes of blood
shed and rapine. The design was merely
to exhibit in plain manner, that war has
inflicted heavier blow upon The hearts Of
Individuals in the domestic circle, than,
damage to nations at large.
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LANCAsTERvILLE, sc.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. Is, 1854.

sB- The first Saturday in March, Uhe
4thD is Return day.
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Our thanks to the Hon. J. ]. Evans, for
his attention.
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The following i by ! Bard down p,

Come on brave boys with good intent
And IRE The guns of COVER ment,
You load and I'D tend vent
Touch her or sadIes her went
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

The Balloon Of Mr.. Wyse, which as
cended from the Crystal Palace, ON the 9th
inst, alighted the same day, about P. NJ,
in Eastford, Conn, in good condition, with
the anchor, hand bills, &C., in the car. The
finder commenced stripping it before the ar
rival of the citizens, who interfered and saved
it from further injury.
The Charlestown Courier gives prom
inence to statement received in that city
from New Orleans, which states as a fact that
upwards of million of dollars is now in the
hands of a committee, (haf subscribed by
Cuban creoles) for the purpose of equipping
force, necessary for the subjugation of the
island.
Railroad communication between Gin
cinnati and Louisville commenced on the 9th
of June. The time between the cities is now
reduced to six hours.
Miss Julia M. Pelby, the favorite ac-
tress, late of Boston, was married in San
Francisco on the Both of April, to James G.
Pearson, Esq, of California.
Strawberries at Fulton market, New
York, on Saturday, were sold at IS "a cents
quart small baskets at and cents.
At jackson, Miss, on the LIST inst,
they had ripe pears and apples considerably
in advance of New Orleans.
The navy department have allowed
the Brooklyn navy yard ship carpenters $3.50
per day for new work, and 50 for old. They
struck for % day.
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Police Court.

MONDAY, June IL.
Toby Staplcton, for being drunk, was fined
81 and costs, amounting to $6,S7, which he
paid and was discharged.
Patrick Rogers, for being drunk, was fined
81 and costs, amounting to 1911, which he
paid.
George Parker, of Holden, on three sep
aratc charges for the larceny of horse, buggy,
harness, buffalo robes, &c., on the LIST of No
vember, 1868, the property of James Willard,
and w. c. Clark, was bound over in the sum
of $500, and for want of bail was committed.
Rufus Moulton pleaded guilty to the charge
of obtaining Goods, to the amount of 1924,
under false pretences, from Gilman Scott,
grocer, Front street. He represented that he
was in the employ of VIM. S. Lincoln, aud
obtained the goods in his name. In default
of $500 bonds he was sent to the House Of
Correction, to await his sentence by the Court
of Common Pleas.
He was put under 5000 bonds to appear on
Tuesday, (to-day,) before the Police Court,
and answer to two charges of obtaining
goods, under false pretences, from Howe s
Hobbs, and from Geo. w. Holland.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13
LOCAL NEWS.

Arson AND SulcIDE.-Moses Chase, of
Douglas, fired house and barn, the property
of Dexter Richardson, in that town, on Sat
urday morning last. The house was saved
but the barn was consumed. Same day,
Chase was found dead, suspended by the neck
from the limb of tree, in clump of wood,
about % rods from the barn.
On Friday, deputy Sheriff Aldrieh elected
Chase from his house, on warrant obtained
by Mr.. Richardson. About midnight, while
Mr.. Aldrich and Constable jackson, of this
city, rode past the house, they found that
Chase had broken down the doors, and was
putting back his furniture. Mr.. Aldrieh put
it outside again, and threatened to prosecute
Chase if he persisted in occupying the build
ing. He doubtless committed arson in re-
venge, and added the crime of suicide to es-
cspe from the terrors of the law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

ESCAPE OF A FUGITIvE SLAvE.-We learn
from the Boston Journal, of the 18th, that
two persons arrived at Manchester, ~ H., at
o'clock, on Sunday morning from Lowell,
and said that slave owner was in that city,
enquiring for colored barber named Edwin
Moore, who once kept shop there, and who
they alleged ran away from his master in
Virginia twelve years ago. The same Moore
has worked at Manchester, about four months;
he has a wife and children. A purse was
made up for him by his friends, and by noon
he was on the underground railroad for Cam
ada, where he viii probably rest tonight in
security
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

PRoscRIPTroN.- learn that Mr.. s. P.
Hanscom, formerly reporter of the Boston
Times, was elected from the situation he held
i'll that establishment, in consequence of his
refusal to report the doings in Boston, during
the "week Of humiliation, sin accordance
with the views of the editors, of that hun
kerish sheet,-or in other words because he
would not caricature the friends of freedom,
and write fulsome laudahons of BENZ. F. Hal
lett and his kidnapping associates. We trust
that Mr.. II. will not be the loser for his rigid
adherence to truth and duty. He is gentle
man well skilled in his profession, and would
be an acquisition to any establishment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

"QuRck! q uack.!" Toothachs cured in u
mnutes-besides adUing bottle of IL gtuen you!"
This is very satisfactory Uerg but after ALL 1t not quite
equal to the old way Of "hing your mouth with cold
water, and sitting the kitchen fire till bos !" Whether
patients will thank anybody for having "a hottie Of u
giuen them" that is the question. toohful of tooth
ache is about enough for the majority of people, But,
leaving jokes out any all acquainted with the
ture Of toothache, knows that there is such thing
real cure, without having the tooth filled, after the pain is
removed. Those who try the 4" Al cure until Satisfed
that they really have bottle of it given them I"
invited To call at No Piper Book, where tn have
DR. SfEARNS' PAINLESS NERVE DESrkCY lR APP
piled by Dentist of ten years. experience at enarge of
Twenty-Five ces and the tooth made healthy and useful
by filling It after the is destroyed. je10 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

MEMoRY.-The shape in which Prof. Ames
comes, fortified by many of the best and most
scientific men in the country, as lecturer on
educational subjects, and as the teacher of the
true method of aiding the memory, and ac-
quiring knowledge in the most agreeable
manner, on many important subjects, should
insure full house at Brinley Hall, this eve
ming, as it is free admission. A collection
will be taken up to defray the expense of
lighting the Hall.
We learn that young persons of this city,
will give, before the audience, an exhibition of
the astonishing capacity of the science, from
a reasonable attention to the subject. Give
him a hearing. Tickets for the course can be
had at the close.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

CHOLERA IN DosToN AND CnARLEsrowN.--
The Boston Transcript states that two deaths,
from cholera, occurred in that city on Sunday,
and four additional deaths were reported on
Monday, at the City Registrars office. Six
more cases are known to exist, and the au-
thorities are taking vigorous measures to puri-
fly the filthy parts of the city.
The same paper states that two deaths from
cholera are reported to have occurred in wap-
ping Street, Charlestown.
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We copy the following from the New York
Tribune of the 18th. The editor evidently is
impressed with the belief that the minister
who prdys well for the freedom of the slave,
helps to make his prayer effective, by lending
hand where an opportunity offers. There
are quite number of people who entertain
the same views. A2 Gs1A
I" The Rev, Thomas w. Higginson of Wor-
cester, Mass, is on bail for SO, 1000 to respond
to the charge of melting riot in Boston at
the time of the attempted rescue Of Anthony
Burns. This is eminently proper. We don't
know that Mr.. I'll. did anything toward effect
ing the rescue Of Burns but he doubtless
would have done if he could, and now regrets
that he did not. There were over One Thou
sand Clergymen in Boston (attending the An
niversaries) during the slave-catching week,
and we are well assured that at least nineteen
twentielhs of them earnestly wished the poor
slave free from his kidnappers, and prayed for
the fastening of the day which must come
when no man can be taken by force out of a
Free State, excepting on evidence that he has
committed crime. 1t calinot be many years,
according to the present set of the current,
ere clergyman among freemen will as natur-
ally, inevitably be an adversary of save-hunt-
ing in New York or Boston as though it were
prosecuted on the Gold Coass or in the Blight
of Benin. Even now, when U. S. Marshals
engaged in kidnapping find it necessary to
surround themselves with armed cohorts of
Jail birds, black legs and brothel DULLES, in
order to prevent a rescue by the honest yeo-
many who crowd the streets, it is pretty safe
to presume that any real minister of the Cos
pei who may be present, stands opposed to the
blacklegs and bullies and in favor Of the right
of every blameless man to himself. When
kidnappers are the chief saviors of the Union,
of course evangelists are rebels and rioters.
But, since we have Trial by Jury here for
white men eff not claimed as fugitives from
Slayery,) what are you going to do about it +:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

New McGaOd of lmhnia ,ion. A and
wonderful discovery for the OF Consumption Asthma
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and all lung Complaints DR.
Curtss Hygeana, Iuhalng ygean Vapor, and Cherry
syrup has accomplished of the most wonderful
OF Asthma and Consumption in this city, during tie past
month, ever known to [See certificates in Agents
hanAs.) The lnhiier is worn the breast, under the
ineu without the Last Inconvenience, constantly supply
ng the lungs with pleasant medicated vapr the heat
the body being sufficient evaporue the fluid Sold by
Boyd y Paul, No. 40 Cortandt St. G. il Ring, of
John St. ami Broadway N. Y, and by Mrs Hayes, 175
Fulton St., Brooklyn Price So package.
y. b. Any person enclosing So by mall to Boyd &
Paul, or Curtis Perkins, N Y. viii receive package
containing bottle of Hygean Yapor, of Cherry syr
up and an Inhaler in neat box by express free to any
part Of the United States, four packages for $40.
For sale in Worcester by NJ B. Green 22 Main Street,
L. l. Lazell 201 Main street; and Bush Co.. Front St.
a9 deod&wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

The Greatest Medical Discovery of the
Age NIX KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in one
OF our common Pasture Weeds remedy that every
kind of umor, from the worst Scroiladown to common
Pmple He has tried it in eleven hundred cases. and
never failed except in two cases, Ghunder humor He
has now in his possession two hundred certificates Of
its value, all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles is warranted to nursing mouth.
the face
Two three bottles will clear the system of bles
Two bottles warranted to the canker in the
Three to five bottles warranted the worst case
Of Erysipelas.
One to two bottles is warranted to all humor in tho
Two bottles is warranted to running of the and
botches among the hair.
Fours to six bottles is warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers
One bottle win cure scaIy eruptons of the skin
Two or three bottles warranted to the worst
Of rngworm.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the most des
perate of rheumatism.
Three four bottles is warranted to cure salt rheum
Five to eight bottles will the of scrofua
benefit always experienced from The first bottle, and
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity is
TAKEN
Reader peddled over thousand bottles of this in the
vicinity Of Boston. know the effects of in every case
So sure as water will extingush fire. win this
humor never sold bottle OF it but that bottle sold
other after trial it always speaks for ITSELF There
two things about this herb that appears surprising
FIRST hat it grows in our pastures in places quite
plenty and yet its value has never been known until dis
covered in 1916 second that should all kinds Of
humor have sven it to children year old, up old
men of sixty from the homeliest woman in Boston, up
tho belle Of Nuantu, and in all cases the is certain.
Nc change OF diet necessaryeat the best You
get. have likewise an herb when sImmered in OIL
dssoves scrotuous swelling OF the neck and under the
ears-price so cents
Directions far Use. Adult, table spoonful per
day; children eight years. desert spoonful children
from 1--WE eight years. spoonful As nodirection can
be applicable to all constitutions, take enough operate
on bowels twice day.
Mr. Kennedy gives personal attendance bad cases Of
ScrOfua.
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 40
Warren street, Roxbury. For sale by REDDING 4 CO.,
8 State street, Boston.
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ. Green S. C.
White Co., C. A. Harrington Co., +. H. NIarsh n. D.
Wctherbee, Caldwell Il Hill, Bush & Co., james Green
L. f. L1ell, Sibey Scott Clappvile, George Roberts;
S0uthbridge, A. 2. Amnidon. dlY now
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13
The following Testimony in favor of SPOT
ter's Liniment," has been offered for publication;
NetU Bedford, Aug. 2S 1850.


Mr.. WARREN PoTTER:-
SirI feel that owe You Acknowledgements for the
benefit my has received from the of your Lini
ment it having enabled him walk without assistance
after being obliged to crutches for the last MONTHS
in consequence OF Hip Complaint which had drawn his
foot four inches from the ground and for which he had
been attended by Of the best physicians in the city
without receiving any benefit Without expecting any
benefit but being determined to try everything that might
possibly produce the desired effect tried your Lnim n
from its being strongly recommended for such complaints
and the wonderful effect produced before hud finished
the second bottle, induces believe that with the
exception Of slight limp, he is entirely cured.
As consider the efficacy of this Eminent be too
widely known You Will confer favor by publishing this,
that others who suffering may know where valuable
remedy may be Obtaiued. You also at liberty to
refer to me personally, and should he happy to enghen
any person who may call me, upon the merits of this
excellent remedy. CnRIsroPHER Il. BooTH
1853 North street.
WEEKS 4 POTTER, 154 Washington street, General
Agents, to whom al orders be addressed For sale
by all the respectable Druggists throughout the United
States. jurS d4w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dyaw;ng n pa;n,;ng-MIss \ n cog,

Drawing and Painting.-Miss N. M. COFFIN
has opened her Drawing Room, for the reception Of
Pupils in Monochrumatic Painting, CrayOn Head Draw
ing, Water Color Painting Papief Mache, and Leather
work. All those interested in the art invited TO c
at her Room, No 10 WORCESTER BANK BLOCK Foster ST.
where specimens Of Drawing and ornamental work may
be seen. Hours--From z till p. NJ
References.-Rev DR.. Hill, Rev. DR.. Smailey Mr.
Enos Dorr, bookstore 206 Main ut. my2e dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

A fine male infant was left, early Fri
day morning, 9th inst, at the door of Mr..
Kingsley, in Joy street, near Milk Row de-
pot, Somerville. The youugster was duly
presented to the " fathers of the town." and
will probably be named :. Obed Joyful
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

WHEN the Slave, for whose welfare Silas
appears to be really quite solicitous, has OBJ
tanned that protection, which he seeks, under
the flag of England, we may condescend to
enlighten his ignorance somewhat, but at
present the slave and the slaves friends, would
prefer that the ''unimpassioned course of
the Transcript man should not lie in his
nath
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

Mrss =. Goodwin. experienced and successful
midwife holds herself in readiness day and night to at
attend the duties of her profession Residence Is Austin
treet. oct2l diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

A correspondent of the New York Ecen'ng
Post suggests to the editors of the Boston Posi-,
the propriety of changing the descriptive name
of their city from the "Athens Of America,
to the "City of the Sei.ers''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

Clutch and C n mbia.-5OOO S. Clutch; 5000 lbs.
Gambia, just received and for sale by
G. S. l. A. ]. HOWE,
mch29 diff Worcester Bank Block,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

New Butter and Cheese.-Just received, a
prime lot of New Butter and Cheese which will be sold
low. DRAPER & CLARK, Front ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13

George HOyt, M. D., Oldce No. IS, Main st
second door of the Temperance Exchange" nearly OPP
posite the Court House. apis diff
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rnch2s

Offer for sne and will keep hand through the season.
better assortment of LIME than be bought any
other place in the State Also Cement and Cacine Pas
ter.
Wnrcester March Ii 1874 rnchos