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MorlnonisTn.

ST. LOUIS, May 2.-The Salt Lake CORES
pondent of the Republican, under date of the
9Th ult., says that the excitement there has
somewhat abated and this is attributed in part
to the knowledge the Mormons now have of
the jury law passed by the last legislature, it
being complete for the punishment of crimes
committed by the Mormons. Under this law,
the clerks, of the Mormon county courts select
the grand and petit juries of the federal courts
and such restrictions are imposed as disqualify
every Gentle in the territory. The rupture
between the judiciary and the executive is
stated to be open and irreconcilable, unless the
Governor yields, which he will not do and if
the Administration moves in the matter detri-
mental to the judges, they will resign, and
publish manifesto, disclosing darker and
bloodier scenes than any heretofore exposed.
Judge Cardleborough has adjourned the Court
at Provo, being unable to accomplish anything.
Brigham Young delivered temperate dis
course in the Tabernacle, on the It'll.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-03

BosToN, May about one o'clock this
morning in South Wefeet, Samuel Fish shot
Eben S. Ward, his father-in-law, dead, with a
shot gun. He then attempted to shoot him
self, but the gun missed fire. The murderer
first alarmed the family by throwing bricks
through the windows, when Mr.. Ward and
his wife got out of bed and lit a lamp, soon af-
ter which the fatal shot was fired through the
window. Fish has been arrested and confesses
the deed. He has been occasionally insane.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-03
Horrible Homicide.

Troy, N Y, May IA murder occurred
in the town of Sandlake, about fourteen miles
from this city, ON Sunday. An old man named
John Belding, beat out his daughter Chris
tina's brains with hammer He was laboring
under a fit of insanity, and imagined his
daughter was possessed Of devil. The muir
dered girl was about nineteen years of age.
Bedding was brought to this city and is now
in Jail The Grand Jury is now in session,
and has already taken action in the case
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-03
Medical Teachers, Convention.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 2.-The Convention
of Medical teachers of the United States, met
here to-day. Thirty schools were represented.
Prof CURLY of Dartmouth College, n H., pre-
sided. After long discussion, the conven-
ton was unable to fix on a definite plan of ac-
ton, and adjourned The convention will re-
assemble tomorrow. The city is full of the
disciples Of Esculapius, from all sections of
the country.
The weather is delightful The thermome-
ter, at noon to-day, stood so degrees in the
shade.
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American and Foreign Agency Ofice,
ia23 dawistf ~ John Street n Y
MOREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLAS

M OREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-
DESTROYER
Simple and pleasant in its applications certain and eiec-
ua in its results. beautiful scientific external
tive applicable for the relief of pain all time, any
part of the human system, and under all circumstances.
If you put this Plaster anywhere, if pain there
Plaster will stick there until pain vanished The Pas-
ter magnetizes the pain away, and pain exs-
where this Plaster is applied.
Rheumatism, Lameness Stiffness, Weakness, Debility,
Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs and Colds
Pains and Aches of every kind down Corns are
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and with little patience,
PERMANENTLY CURED, by the magical influence of
the Magnetic Plaster 1t is the simplest sures safest
peasantest and cheapest remedy in existence. app
cation is ENTHUSIASTICALLY the strong man. the deli
cate woman, and the feeble infant To all viii
prove balm and blessing. Its is agreeable and
without annoyance trouble Its price within reach
of ALL rich poor; all may have it, and all should have
it, who sick and suffering in any way.
~ Farmers should be always supplied with this in
valuable PLASTER 1t will be the good physician any
household ready at all times and at instant notice.
Put up in ar-tight tin boxes. Each box will make six
to eight pasters and any child spread them Price
IS cents bottle with full and plain directions.
d. C. MoREHEAD, NJ. D.,
Inventor and Proprietor, 10 Walker street, NY.
MoREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold by all
Druggists in every city, town, and village the United
States. apl3 WHY diff nj
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Fire.Mill, &c., Burned.

Providence, May IA fire occurred to-
day in the village Of Pawtuxet, about five
miles South of this city, which destroyed one
OF the oldest mills in the State. 1t was used
for the manufacture of shoddy. A dwelling
house was entirely consumed, and many 9TH
ers were more or less injured. A number of
barns were also burned Most of the property
was uninsured.
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Trottinn Match

NEW BEDFORD, May 2,-rhe great trotting
match between "Benica Boy" and Lady
Mac" came off this afternoon, on the Point
road Large amounts were pending on this
trial of speed, the odds being in favor of the
Benicia Boy. The distance was four miles.
and was won by the boy" in la, by one
length and half.
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Crawford House Burned.

LITTLEToN, N. H., May 2-The Crawford
House White Mountains, was destroyed by fire
last night. Insurance $4,000. The house
will be rebuilt at once
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Death of Hon. F. P. Merrill.

MONTPELIER, W., May 2.-Hon. Ferdi
nand 2. Merrill, prominent lawyer and cit
zen Of this town, died suddenly to-day.
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The Saxonia.

New York, May 2-The steamship Saxo-
MIA sailed at noon for Southampton and Ham
burg. She took out over three hundred pas
sengers and 1000 in specie
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p E D lotion IN RIGGS
GROSS 81 STRAUSS
Will offer this day
Muslin Collars at 75c, worth SIPS.

IS Muslin Collars at 75c, worth 81 rs.
$50 ST. cheap at $3.50.
1872 Real French Embroidered Collars and Sleeves to
match the cheapest and richest goods seen this
cit,.
800 Maltese and Thread Lace Collars at half the regular
price.
Elegant Honton Point Applique Collars Maltese Hon
iton and Real Point Lace Sets
1000 Rich Square and Round Cornered Wells which will
be sold at one-half the regular price
doz. Real Thread Lace Wells from $3.50 to SIS.
Black Lace Shawls and Capes, of entirely pat
terms, A and 81 Figured Mantilla Laces.
Black Gimpure and Thread Laces and Black Founcing
Laces, the largest assortment ever seen.
Nalencan Iaces and lnserngs beautiful assortment
Medaian Collars and Sets at half the former price.
$50 Cambria Bands at SIC, the Dappe Band very cheap
at &c.
Rich assortment OF New Cambria Edgings and Insert
ings.
splendid line of Rich Embroidered HadkerchieE ele-
CANT new Dress Trimmings, Buttons Bindings and Ias-
sells, the best assortment in the city.
Rich and New STYLES Parasos Mlts, Cotton and Silk
Hosiery elegant Fans and thousands of otherncw goods
Ribbons.-25 Cartons OF Bonnet and Dress Trimming
Ribbons at half price.
Having and unequalled facilities in getting these
goods, and all other goods in line direct from the
manufacturers and importers, therefore enabled
to sell our goods at greater reduction from regular
tail prices
Our stock Of goods is complete and embraces the
largest variety and latest designs of the season.
GROSS q STRAUSS,
ny3 diff OnDosite the Post Office
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K y o ho IND ) I ITO n E K !!
At 1874 Main street, Worcester,
may always be found extensive assortment of
THEOLOGICAL, SCHOOL And MISCELLANEOUS
b O @ X S

including all new works OF merit as published
have constantly on hand Blank Books Of my own
manufacture comprising in part Ledgers Journals, Day
Books. Cash, Invoice Record Books, &c from the ncd
UNI Journals and Ledgers, to the smallest Pass Books
Blank Books made to order and ruled any pattern with
without printed headings.
Law Blanks, of every description, printed in the
est style and on the best paper
French, English, and American Stationery of every
quality, wholesale and retail Envelopes OF the very
best manufacture
Merchants, School Committees and Teachers furnished
with ANYTHING in my line on the very best terms.
The Depository of the Worcester County Bible Society
is here kept where the Bibles the American Bible
cicty NAV be had at the Societys prices.
sabbath School Libraries, Question Books and all
publications of different Sunday School and Tract
cieties furnished at SOciety's prices.
have few Worcester County Maps, which will be
sold at the low prize OF 81 Is, former price SIS.
splendid assortment of Gold Pens from the celebrated
mandatory of Dawson Warren d. Hyde.
ntv3 dawtf VIM. H. SANFORD.
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AotIres.
CITY OF W0RCESTER-To either d

HlTY OF WORCESTER.-To either Of
the Constables Of the City of Worcester GREETING.
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
you are hereby required forthwith 10 notify and
the Inhabitants OF the several Wards qualified 10 vote
Tor senators and Representatives in the General Court to
meet in their respective Ward Rooms Monday, the
ninth day Of May next at II O'Clock. noon, then and
ere to give In their votes by ballot for against the
ioHowng Article OF Amendment to the Constitution,
agreed TO by the last and present General Court.
ARTICLE OF AMENDMENT:
NO person OF foreign birth shall be entitled to vote
snail De elleble TO Office, unless he shall have resided
Wtn Inc jurisdiction OF the United States
subsequent 10 ms naturalization, and shall be otherwise
gualined according to the Constitution and laws this
commonwealth; pTorldeG, that this amendment shall
not affect the rights which person Of foreign birth
possessed at the time OF the adoption thereof and
Uided frther that it shall affect the right of any
child of citizen Of the United States born during the
temporary absence of the parent therefrom.
And every person qualified 10 vote aforesaid NAV
express his opinion said article of amendment without
expressing in his ballot the of said article but
the form of said ballot shall he follows: Amendment
TO the Constitution, Yes or NO"
The polls shall be opened at II O'Clock, NJ, and shall
be closed at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Witness, A. II. Bullock, Mayor of the Civ of worces
ter this eighteenth day of April in the of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ifty-nine
BY order Of the Mavor and Aldermen,
SAMUEL SMITH. City Clerk
copy. Attest, JAMES MCFARLAND
M DIT Constable of Worcester.
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no LET-A desirable lower tenement of
Il five rooms on the corner of Central and Summer
streets Inquire of JAMES X. PIERCE.
aD30 disff
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for Sale or 90 yet.
u.s. SEE FIRST PACE.

Two LET-A desirable upper tenement of
= four rooms, within minutes walk of the Post
Ofhce Inquire of JAMES R. PIERCE.
ap3O distf
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Turin, April l9,-At Council of Ministers,
held this morning, at which the King was pres
ent it was resolved that in order to give Eu-
rope proof Of the desire of Sardinia to remove
the difficulties which delay the meeting Of Con-
gress, Sardinia yields to the demand of Eng
land and France, and accepts the principle of
disarmament, tsedetails Of which she leaves to be
discussed in Congress
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-03

COTTAGE HOUSE TO LET.-For
further particulars inquire of A. HARRINGTON, %
Mulberry street. d3t* ap30
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The Tendon Herald denies that English
ships-ofwar are to be sent to Trieste All the
routes leading to Italy are still covered with
military conveys, and are monopeized for the
public service The entire second Austrian
Corps de Armee has left to join the army of
Italy, and the nomination Of their new field
marshals is spoken of.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-03

EOUND-On the 26th inst, purse con-
Il tanning small sum of money, which the owner can
have by calling ut Lewis rhayers Restaurant.
ap2g d3ts
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which offer for sale very low prices For instance
have 9X2, and 9xl3 windows of II lights, which
will sell for 81 90, from that TO SLIT, and lip windows
9xl2, and 9xl3, for 81 20 and 81 25 S44 Cheaper
qualities lip windows glazed if desired l0xl4 and l0xl5
windows of Il lights lip sash, fromsl "A to s. Doors
26XG6 from soc and upwards Blinds for sx2 9x2, and
9l3 good first rate blinds and well painted with three
coats of paint with trimmings complete for sl623
halt rolling shades, from II to 25c extra.
We give you the above prices they sizes most
used other sizes will sell in proportion Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere the
Of Main and Southbridge streets only few rods south
City Hail. Worcester. ID. u c. p. STEVENS.
apis diff
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r f A U TIFF U l. PICTURES
J. E. TILT0N & CO., BOSTON,
1O1 Washington street.

EACH is accompanied with complete directions for
painting erery part which will be sent post paid with
the picture roller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21
OFFICE OF THE STArR AssAYER, ]
16 Royis,oR street, Boston. MASS, 7
lima ISSQ

al ss89s June G, 1852
Sir have esrsSy exsmi the patents which haze
o
fuel
before kuo havins all been based other principles In
which well chemists Dad not been
cpissss pf.se,sa Yoa have these and
Ing your for fscsn
The sned products & the Sa9s
Sssn With ths truly Philosophical
Inventions and the great practical importance Of your "pp
While chscs, engineers slowly advancing
sys Of s 1 sso on
bulk Of se fuel .cus a. 70 n sy means q your il
ub,utss for your have been adopted vhch
sn With yen. cs%s se snn ne ~ Z
Sssu l. Il g. ss
M w. IL testimony Of the most experts in this
soeps'y by Osr' gross o.
shs sugar interest Southern States he economical
e.
under the aenaan ~. sa 70 'e rs
~ ,s.: s.s..: :ss due 'p
WIN nsn AUG. 4 HAYES. ND.
State 4 Massachusetts, and Consulting Chem
is having Obtained in favor from the highest
@ . pay s9s tho, Which
an q
rehts va to planters furnaces which inng
" Suits we're accordingly instituted In March, 1883 and
us anxious trial in April Of that year. when the q
Circuit Court IN session Ny opponents not
Again for trial A. The fa term q ths
April 1864 when ready again, and. If possible de-
uu eager than for decision by tho court and
Jury upon my rights The trial again deferred BY the
position, notwithstanding s., ongss appeals for atrial
and will be ready for 1t ct msmeAt and do
net fear The planting community can draw Y owr
enter for the erection of my furnaces and
confident In assuring the planters that results will b
pr dncod from h bagarse Be obtained from
equal Quaatity Of any kind Of dry fuel.
know 81 mode Of burning wet fuel with much utility
fo making heat Or that I'll so inrngs my patent
aganst contracting those parties whose patents infringe
Planters contracting With mo will BE- guaranteed
f - 1'' 80 : - MOSES THOMPSON.
arc prepared contract for the erection Of nrnsce
under Mr. Moses Tbopsons patent Mes.M Hayes sands.
d mmuncations concerning this business addressed TO
Thompson Co., Box IS, Post Office, New Orleans vii
80 $50 -, y M THOMPSON CO., Contractors
Hayes Sanders Co., Spearng Co., jaime
n. Putnam. mylo AWAm3W
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Mobile, Ala April 10 1859. a21

McDONNELL's RksIAURANT No.
:. lat Common street, between BaroNne and %
rondelst streets New Orleans.
d This establishment will remain spen during
the summer everything the affords befound
and prices moderate The we'll ventilated make more
desirable than any other similar place In the city daring WAITE
weather.
Furnished rooms forransient Boardsrs.
Families and Commission supplied with Wines ap
Liquors every description at Wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL McGRAW,
nyl4N Proprissofs
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INSURANCE.



ACT OF INCORPORATION
- Of the
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company
UNITED sysrEs or Big or LOUISE
BEITRNowY That day, the twenty second o. sun
in the year of our Eighteen Hundred and W
in the EIGHTY Third of American Independence 49,,
R.fore me- AMEDEE DUCATEl., Notary fuenc' a".
,d .ra .veru in and fer this City and the Parish OF
ORLEANS therein residing and In presence Of Inc ahue's
witnesses, ,.a..-... nor,.. ora
Personally came appeared the parties whose names are
ur,o subscbcd who clared that awaiting themselves Of
of an Act of the Legislature Of this State, enti-
Alt for the organisation Of corporations for works OF
hc improvement utility, approved March the four
hundred and hy-hve, they have covenanted
and do by presents covenant and and
MA and whom they represent to establish
AZ TNtrRANCE COMPANY. for the object and purposes
and under tho Obligations stpulaons and regulations foil
Ing, to wit;
TIL, omoauy shall be established in the City of New Or.
;T sns faG ~
oc, sSs Esh'een funded and thereof
sr1 sesd order q u The
g e. Se he the Of
the name Of the Company upon the margin
ARTICLE II.
object purposes Of this Company declared be-
saidnss arstaie ssrchsnass Or other property
against loss or !, damage BY IRE ,..,us,. .,..n
good. w.s specie esGn
nssvasce appertanng TO or connected with marine
They may Gauss themselves against an,
whsa they have ad. 2, shall ak. in s
proper whoa citations other legal deeu
| nents in all suits against the Company. -'...L-
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- POINT CLEAR HOVEL-THE PROPkiK-
tors o. he Battle House Mobile, respectfully inform the
and the public that they will open the Point CleA
The buildings are being pat thorough repair the whArv
rebuilt and the grounds have been greatly improved past
winter building was erected last flushed and fur
nshed IN thorough manner and situated line next the
fest in lesgh upon two stories Altogether the Buildings viii
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons. -
Point Clear delightfully."- situated. being open Gull
breeze and In the high grounds with pleasant drives
beautifully shaded The merits Of the place sanitary pon
Of yew we're fairly tested last season Not single Of
hnest salt water bathing upon the whole and within
hundred from the Boo Fish and oysters album
dan during the good Coton Band engaged and
every variety Of anu enens will be furnished.
The steamer Crescent will leave Mobile evening fos
Point Clear also sundays Mondays Wednesdays and FIJI
days will make mid day trips to accommodate those who
rive by the boats.
Rooms may DO secured by addressing
a. ". Battle House.
Mobile. Ala. April 10 1859. A21
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n BURNETT HousE-o1sc1ssArr. OHIO.

- BURNETT HOUSE-CINCINEAT1, OHIO
JOHNSON, SAUNDERS CO., Projectors.
Having leased the Premises for series Of years. desire
call the attention Of travellers to the Improvements made since
possession
department aader the supervision Of
proprieos The building has been thoroughly cleaned
u attentive employed in all departments In the
house, the BAR stocked with choice Liquors and Cigars the
Table will be upped with all delicacies Of the and
convenience arranged with Wow 70 the comfort and
pleasure Of guests
jeI6 3m J.. q. L co.
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INSURANCE.


AZ the expiration Of the of this of Incorporation
earlier termination, provided in article twel ill., three
shall he appontet b. the Ros of Directors
under whose supcrn'endtrcs the affairs the Company
be qadsd debs ard ah' paid ard the balance Of its
fund, shall be pnrVrNed 10 the redemption Of the cecA
pr otis pro rata. and wihost distinction dae
commissioners shall continue until the busies of The
Company shall be entirely osed and settled and OF the
death inability of either the survivor survivors, aione
shall act.
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AnrIoLn RI.

On ANY day Of the month after expiration OF the rs
year The when the aid Company shall issue the hrs
noN within 6rst month Of suhs quen year. the
Of the said shall be made nder OATH
agsners balance saseen, Of The o. ID. said
Ing yesr ended distinguishing he amounts received Q,
ara policies marine poces, and riv inland nsveA
tion policies The amount Of the Company dur
ing The soan, Losses incurred during me
nsvixa risks Thr sslarce remaining
viii The Company sene forth the Hmount OF capital the
or cash. The amount invested In secuis and the
paturs Of such securities. J..
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nArF. =. ,. svHoAs ~, ,. psssAn Al sAnuu
srvn n.gassr ssvsssrv ArsaMsss ~ aupsrs.s,.ss.s
81 HsA N aGMNor srkREy, and
fAak aK CAROHDRlAr STREET.,
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NOTICE TO Static TAX-PAYERs-THE
IN following 10 li-t Of UNP AID TAX BILL, on Real
Etaa for the 1855 which be paid at ehce to the
October pfoxmo. After which time the will be
forfeited 10 the State for said Taxes.
THOS. ASKEW,
Collector, FRS! District.
New Orleans, September 10, 1859.