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St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15

The SovTuERx rnrSs A%p lHctNpIARY
MATTER.-Tnc Savannah Icpuhr"hn sh"w-
,hr Inconsistency mar tested by the c"urS" q
SuUrhcru F.uIuals in ,ecryiu- tie inccndniv
docUm, uts f the Mott rrn pres, wien they
publish extracts from tic>c very article, T. tie
,;sc,! n election campaigns Il instances the
''irrcpr.s>ihc conflict speech Of Senator
Seward wi;ch no later thIu last sumner wa>
copied IA cr;cH,0 lud = Itt,re,i broadcast pvc-
the country is ar cic',ruc"ring document.
The Republican argues that Il the only fear
t. te culeItaircd hy IA, circulation of ihc>" in
ccmdiary publications. i, the probable c:t"ct
they might have on the hiu,,s of the slaves,
~ martcrci very little VII, tAcr they learned
10 bc dissatisfied from our own newspapers OF
those 81 another State. Il the intelligence Is
c"nveyr.l. ana they get the ilea, the harm e
them i, just as great a. ih"n2h received
through the columns "f The Tribune
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15

PAasaX BRowSLow ASp nI~ CnFFfS.-
Am"n. the ndaheS prr.cnt nt the Late mass
meeting ~ I.ynchDurE, Va. called 70 express
the opinion 0f the pcuple t that section IA
relation tp the Harpcrs Esiry nrd. wa' the
well krown Parsnu Browi"v. His remarks
on thc occasion were Characteristics. \ rrpur-
ter, in noticing III" speech >ay> it wA~ "I"-
tonScly Southern aud r,lT.s,H'S ;rc rar>"n
A. sayi 2. ''hc would rath'' lie riti the 'uth
ia P,nleinorium than with the a%''l'i'hists
in Heaven" Tho Parson llSp remarked that
lie intended t. give lis fan : instructions not
t" burg him ia 4 YankssAoffin; but in cas-.
uf an emergency. they slin'N lie forced 60 de-
81. ti4ai they mu,t leave b"ih ends open, =,
that whcI. the devil OF ahditirui~ts came at
one eni lie could crawl ~; the "tLcr.
SoU'rH CAROLINA AID IfcGrxIA-A >pe-
Cial dispatch T. tie Charleston Courier. from
Columbia. = c. datcl December 9Th .tatr>
that Mr. +. ID. Richardson. 90! Charleston. Of
fcr,d series Of resolutions, declaring tE1i
the HarpeTs Ferry movturu: should Is, re-
gar,leG as an assault upon tie ius,l'r'I n ct
slAverv Ia all the S"uihesu State: that H."
expenses incurred hv virginia IN luttiug
down iue resurrection slruuli bc borne tv all
tie Southern Sta1'-s. III proportion I" ihc'r
slave pop".a;..u: that. beng tie LEGITIMATE
fruit ii the teachings 81 shc abolition >'E'''>,
the >ltvehulliu- States ought g. demand ~
Gcmuirv from th"m for tie expenses incur
rel. AMI tia; Governor Gi>t d. requested e.
i,r,i,r - tie State nf Virginia the u, rCT-
rion which South Carolina may be Allotted t
g'y.
Th' Charleston Mercury opposes the pas
sage e! mere resolutions. !, SAYS. 1T th'
legislature pas .a'y resol@,lous Of act"n.-
Ii.c~. uay b. fhr's.:
j +" arm tie Safe. . To decline any
c.u,u, "r Ca.y.aiion with any Nu-thcr.
State 8 10 v.,te fer n" candidate or the
Presidency or Vice Presidency, WHO dies no'
distinctly support the rights Of the South.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15
NOTICE r0 CRrpITORS.

De-. -, is51-4S
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Nov. IG. ibI9 Is.
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ADMINISTRATOR Q

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
.N.nrIcE To crErITORS.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05
ForneY in Council.

ALTOONA, Pa, May 4-The State Central
Committee of the State Rights Democracy is
in session here, John W. Forney. Chairman,
Tor a full and free interchange Of sentiment.
There is much enthusiasm and determination
to press forward the movement. They have
resolved that it is inexpedient to nominate a
State ticket. They proclaim unalterable OPP
position to the doctrine of Congressional inter
vention as advocated by the Republicans for
the prohibition of slavery in the territories, or
as advocated by the Administration Democrats
for the protection of slavery, and recommend
the friends of popular sovereignty to vote for
no candidates. at future elections, who refuse
to stand clearly upon the doctrine which re-
cognizes the principle that the people of the
territories shall form and regulate their own
domestic institutions in their own way. They
also recommend to the State Rights Democra-
cy to demand at all times the adoption of the
principles promulgated by the Harrisburg Con-
vention, which were enumerated in the Gin
cinnat platform and Mr. Buchanan's letter of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05
The .. S. Medical Convention.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May AT the medical
convention to-day, four essays Were sent in to
compete for the annual prize, which were read
and all rejected. DR.. Joseph Jones Of Angus
ta Ga, read paper on the fluids and secre-
tons of the body in cases of mularious diseas-
es 1t was subsequently proposed to refer
this paper to the prize committee for the an
nual prize, but DR.. Jones objected. All the
proceedings thus far have been harmonizing
and exceedingly interesting in scientific
point of view.
LOUISVILLE, May 4, 2. M.-The Medical
Convention re-assembled this afternoon. A
resolution was adopted, to appoints Committee
of 5, to confer with the Committee of Medical
Teachers, and to report at the next annual
meeting. Resolutions from the New Jersey
Society asking the establishment of Board
of Censors from each Supreme Court Judicial
District, to grant diplomas to all proper MEM
bers of the Association, were referred to a
Committee of Conference. Resolutions were
passed, instructng the same Committee to
confer with the State Medical Society to pro-
cure information throughout the profession, by
carrying into effect the standard Of early edu-
cation, adopted at the organization in l847
DR.. Sayre of New York offered a resolution,
that each State Medical Society be requested
to appoint annually two delegates for each
State College to attend all examinations of
candidates for graduation, that each college
permit such delegates to participate in the ex-
animation, and vote on the qualification of
such candidates. Referred to the Committee
of Conference.
DR.. Jones read paper which was referred
to the Committee on Prose Essays.
DR.. Benjamin w. Dudley was unanimously
admitted permanent member
Adjourned till tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05
Mormon Affairs. &c.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Indications are
that Gov. Cumming will be sustained by the
Administration in his course in Utah, his con-
duct being regarded as wise and conciliating.
Such instructions will shortly be forwarded to
Utah as will prevent further difficulties among
the federal authorities. No trouble is appre-
hended from the Mormons.
Witnesses from Tennessee, summoned by
the United States, have appeared before the
Grand Jury Of this District, and it is said a
true bill has been found against government
agents for false vouchers in the purchase OF
mules for the army. 1t is reported that the
delay in awarding the California mail contract
is owing to differences in the Nicaragua Canal
COMPANY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05

A CARD. i noticed in the Worcester
"A Spy of the 4th inst, Card signed Cynthia r. New
ton in which, after stating her marriage to VIM. II. New
house belonging to Widow Hancock, who, to use her
Language, "it soon became apparent had charms
foows We continued live thus till the 50 of Janu-
ary 1859 when with the assistance of his father who had
come from Shrewsbury with team, he packed up the
goods which he claimed exclusively his and
%n out me TO SGs up s and aa ey aTp
ing invited William and his father to stop to tea with
her shut the door against me, and the only provision
VIM. H. Newton has since made for my maintenance Of
which have any knowledge Is that was told by him
aud his father that II would ride the load of goods
might to his fathers and stay three weeks provided
would say nothing against william Mrs Hancock and
care Of myself they would put me on the Poor Farm
So much for my leaving his board and the provision he
had one for to leave aud the only one he could
ever call his was the one brought to Grafton when
here and Is the one now have and occupy 10 be
turned out doors without home to so to, TO be taun
nsy toa 9 not Y 20 70 INC LoYE Earn ana live Is
papers by my husband and falsely accused of leaving him.
to ind place of shelter among strangers best could
Is rather more than can bear N silence.
Now 1t would be difficult TO put more untruths In the
same space, than be found In that portion OF the
have nothing to say about the charms of the widow
referred and only regret that there should have been
any difficulty between VIM H. Newton and his wife Gym
hfa r. whether caused by the green eyed monster or
otherwise As am the "miher above alluded to, how
ever unpleasant may be to me- to bring family matters
before the public feel T. my duty to deny inc statements
The goods which she claimed rs her own, packed
and placed on the piazza her special request she
stated that she had place provided to take them TO- and
that she would have them removed IN the course OF n
an hour The door shut against her, and no au-
sion was mads 20 Mrs. Hancock In any way. Nothing
WAS SAD about her riding on the goods but on inc con
ary my son proposed 20 get carriage for her to ride TO
ny holse where he had provided comfortable residence
lot ef put she utterly refused 10 60 There was nothing
talu ABOUT putting her at the "Poor Farm, and no
threats ot any Kind were used but she repeatedly
where she would have been a. well treated ana provided
for as any one Ofmy own family
As To the lntmaton that my son never had a bed for
her 70 leave, i Is mistake, he had bed and bedding
suihcien ior We ianlly; 1t s true she had bed leath-
er bed ana very small amount of bedding which Hhe
had at the time OF her MARRIAGE and this was ali the
ms WM NEW ron Shre,Sshf,sV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
fAmericzn Telegraph Office, Lincoln House Blockl
From Mexico.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The New Orleans
Picayund of Friday last, ON information from
Vera Cruz, says Mr.. McLane had, when the
last steamer lett, about abandoned the idea of
going up to the lands for the present, and this
both because of the distrac ed state Of the
country and the desire to be near the govern.
ment with which he is in Official connection.
He designed therefore to go on board one of
onr ships of war at SacificiouS, probably the
Savannah, till her relief by the Saratoga. He
is not stated, to put himself in communication
with the leaders of the opposition party for
the purpose protecting the lives and proper
ty of American citizens, and in the name of
humanity, assuaging this unnatural war, or at
least softening down some OF its more tormid-
able features.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05
canadian Parliament-W. S. O'Brieu

ToRoNro, May 4.-The government last
night were sustained by the legislative council,
the supplies being finally passed 1t is ex-
pected that Parliament will adjourn to-day.
VIM. Smith 0'Brien arrived here last night,
and was met at the steamer by large number
of people, who with band of music escorted
him to the Rossin House. To-day addresses
were presented by the st. Patrick Association
and other bodies.
Latest.-Parliament was prorogued about A
O'clock today.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05

COTTON hrmer; sales $500 bales, including 500 bales in
trlnsitu; middns uplands at Il q l2bc,
FLOUR AND GRAIN, Flour-recelpts S336 barrels;
sales bbls State and Western l0c better on medium
grades; unsound s395 % 5lO Super state s5,25 6;
OK State sG85 @ $50; round hoop Ohio, s6S5 0 tW;
to good extra Western, $500 % $50; southern
frmer; sales 1900 bbs; mixed to good, s6JO ty OSUi
fancy and extra $685. % $50; Canada super and extra
nominal. -
Wheat quiet but very nrm sales 5000 bushels Mlyaa
kec club Sl,25; Western red, winter, Sdg ~ Sl,Dl LOT
common; white Kentucky, SLIGO @ l,15 for common;
mixed Illinois, $l5 Corn better; sales 3lOOO bushesi
mixed western, AT SIC; yellow Jersey Gle; round yellow
80 @ Die Oats better; southern and Jersey, 10 % 5ic;
Northern and Western, 55 90 G0c
PRQVlsl0NS-Bec iirm; sales $40 bbls country mess
S725 D SS75 PRIME S6,25 % I; rcpncked Chicago $500
a. ll,I5 prime mess, Sl7 % IL Pork opened firm, but
closed heavy sales 1900 b6ls, including 1900 bbs
for Jnne and July at Sb50 SIG Is % 1910 io
news SIG % 1912 for old; prime sl2 So Bacon dull Cut
meats unchanged; sales 40 pigs. Hams a. ". Shout
ders "a SIC Lard lower; sales 1900 bbls at II a. l5c
CLOSING II % 1895. Butter steady; Ohio a. loo. State
20 % De Whisky active sales 1000 bbs at 251 40 26c
Rice more active sales $50 terces at % % DC cash S
gars advanced and aeye; sales 1900 hhds ~ Orleans6l
al 7lc Museoyado 90 90 Tic; Havana 1tcsaes 20 bOxes
Coffee Arm; sales 500 bogs Rio lac. Molasses steady
sales 100 bbs and 10 hhds New orleans ~ 4O Musco
vadO 21c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05

New York, May A dispatch from Paw
lings, Duchess Co., dated to-day, says large
fire is raging in that town. Several stores and
dwelling houses, including those of e. j. Hurd
and j. w. Stark, are already burning, and
others are in danger.
Hon. Phillip Phoenix, distinguished mer-
chant and an ex-member of Congress, died in
this city to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05
From the South.

NORFOLK, VA, May 1.-The United States
Steamer Water Witch arrived here to-day
The Prussian Frigate Getieon, Capt. Donnar
also arrived here twenty days from Vera Cruz
The passage was very stormy one. She will
remain here eight OF ten days, and then pro
coed on cruise. All on board are well. The
launch of the Richmond has been postponed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05
Fire in Richmond

RICHMOND, VA, May A destructive fire
occurred this morning on Main street, between
Sixth and Eighth streets. Several large shops,
and a planning mill, &C., with their contents,
were destroyed. The principal sufferers are
Sims, s. Y Sandrum, and Mercer 4 Hill.
Loss upwards of $4,000. Very little insgr-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05
No Signs of the Niagara.

SAoKvILLE, n. b., May Ave have reli-
able information from Halifax that there are
yet no signs of the Royal Mail Steamship Nj
agara, now in her eleventh day from Liver
pool and fully due. The weather there is
fine, with light southeasterly wind.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05
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sc Main street, Worcester, Mass.,
Where he will continue, heretofore consult with
the afflicted of either sex, personally by letter. DR.
HILL considers it surperuous to aude to the universal
success which has attended his practice he estab-
lished an office in Worcester
The Doctor has arranged his offices that patient
in contact with another. He has great pleasure in
informing the irer portion of the readers ofths adver-
sement that he has recently got possession highly
popular European remedy for female complaints it is
from the original recipe of the late distinguished phvSi-
cian Sir VIM James OF London The title of this iyalu-
able remedy is Sir William James Uterine Cathoicon
or the Ladies' Secret Friend 1t will be found
tain remedy and warranted to fail in the immediate
removal of stoppages of the monthly catamena whites
and falling of the womb Married ladies' whose health
will not admit of an increase of family will find il GER
tain preventive, but the time it necessary to
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in other respects. This Invaluable Remedy will be sent
free any where, with advice, on receipt OF So.
The limit of this advertisement will prevent Dr. HILL
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no skill attention experience will be wanting his
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syphilis gonorhPa, gee impotencv sell-abuse and 9th
complaints of this formidable class
friendly advice he tenders to all strangers as well
friends that upon the first approach OF infection to apply
at once to him. BY adopting this plan the greater diff
Guilty is avoided in etectins speedy and sure
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05

BY L. b. LAMsON, AUCmoNEER, Office, 66 and IS
Main Street, Worcester.
TWO DAYS SALE FRIDAY AND
= SATURDAY, Nav 9Th and It'll, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ in
front of L. b. Lauson's Store. 66 & IS Main Street
2U0D Worcester County grown APPLE TREES, from
two to four years growth from the gratis, consisting in
part of Baldwin, r. l. Grecning, Hubbard's Nonesuch,
Peck's Pleasant, Northern Spy. Early Harvest, Sc.
Farmers and others wishing plant orchards the pres
ent SPRING would do well TO attend the last and largest
sale Of the
Also, assortment of Standard PEAR, CHERRY,
PEACH, with Ornamental Trees,-Evergreens, Shrubs,
Hardy Roses and 200 of the celebrated Hartford Prolific
GRAPE VINES, one and three years growth.
Also 1900 yards Dwarf Box for edging, with variety
of Beddng-Out Plants. Tomato Plants, &c DC.
Sale positive and sold without reserve.
l-g Also, HORSES and BUGGIES Saturday, at
O'Clock p NJ. Il. Il. LAMS0N, Auctr.
my5 DIT
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n o Il &c L.

DIR. HILL will continue his usual moderate charges,
each ones circumstances taken into consideratiUn-i
many he takes in hand he perfect and
eflectual cure.
81 Consultations by letter. &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05

u - l. r. L = A
Affections Of the Liver, Dropsy Neuralgia. Bronchitis
Blood BOs, Scnry, and the Prostratve Effects of Lead
Mercury, General Debility and all diseases recurring
tonic, o. Alternative Medicine, is beyond question
me proofs OF rs efilcicy arc 50 numerous well
hencaiod, and of such peculiar character that suffer
aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does profess to be cure all
but its is extensive because many diseases apDa-
rently related, and proceeding from case, may be
cured by remedy
The class of diseases for which the Syrup provides a
cure precisely that which has often baed the high
est order of medical skill The are tangible the
the Syrup incontrovertable
Those who may wish for opinion from dsmtcrested
persons respecting the character of the Syrup.
to be satisfied with the following among numerous testi-
olals IN the hands of the Agents. The signatures
those of gentlemen well in the community of Bos-
ton, and OF the highest respectfully.
CARD. 1.-The undersigned having experienced the beue
hclal effects of the Peruvian syrup do not hesitate
recommend it to the attention of the public
From experience, as well AS from he tcsti-
of Others whose al
together unquestonabe. have doubt its efficacy
in cases Of lncpent Diseases of the Lungs and Bron-
Neuralgia, &C Indeed its effects would be incredible bat
from the high character of those who have witnessed
them and have volunteered their testimony we do
ours, to its restorative power
REV JOHN PIERPoNT, THOMAS G. AMoBY,
). H. KENDALL, NJ D., JAMES c. DUNN,
SAMUEL MAY, REV T. WHITTEMORE
CERTIFICATE DIR. HAYEs.-It is well known that the
medicinal effect of ProOXide Iron is lost by even
brief exposure to air, and that to maintain solution
deemed impossible
In the Peruvian Syrnp this desirable point is attained
BY CONVERSATION IN A WAY BEFORE UNKowN; and this
solution replace all the proto-carbOnates nrates
A. A. HAYES, MD,
Assayer to the State of Mass, Boston, U. s. A.
Sold by y. L. CLARK & Co. Propretors No Water
street. Boston, and by all Druggists
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j. WINCHESTER,
American and Foreign Agency Office,
ia23 dawistf Al John Street n Y

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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
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Put up In alright tin boxes Each box will make six
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