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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-03
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DEATH OF A Formerly WELL KNOWN
ACTREss.-The venerable Mrs. Mestayer,
widow of John Messenger, died, after an Illness
OF no very long duration, at her residence in
Cambridge street at Ills P. NJ, on Friday
night She was IA years of age. Our older
piaygoers will remember her with pleasure
as one OF the most gifted of a family which,
in all It's branches, is literally a family of the
stage. For many years retired from the
boards, she has had the happiness of seeing
many OF her children attain professional re-
pute. Three of them Mrs. c. r. rhorne,
Miss Emily Mestayer aud Mr. Louis Mestay-
er, were with her in her last moments. John
and Charles Mcstayer, (now dead), II nry, in
the west, and Augustus in California were
her sons She was sister of Mrs j. Reid
and of the late Mrs. Pelby. She retained her
faculties wonderfully well in her old age, and
was often to be seen in front of thcater en-.
joying play. Esteemed and respected by a
very large circle of acquaintances, her rela.
tivcs will receive their cordial sympathy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-03

NAV ami lelieI 10 the New orleans Crescent.
SUICIDE OF SLAVE GIRL-Early in No
Vember, nulatto' girl, a private slave in the
family OF the Count OF Sanoyena threw her
self from the balcony Of the residence of the
count, at the end OF the Plaza de Armas, and
thus committed suicide. She had been threat
ened to be logged, and sent to work in the
cane held OF the sugar estate, which led her to
commit the fatal act. Knowing the kindlness
OF heart OF every member OF the family of the
count, my curiosity was excited to know what
iault the poor girl had committed that had led
to her being 50 threatened, and as | have heard
the story, it is as follows a young, poor, but
respectable man, had been introduced into the
family OF the count, in the country last sum-
mer, and had fallen III love with a daughter OF
the countess, by whom his passion was recp-
rocaIed. The count and countess, however,
refused their consent to the union of the
young people, and the result was an appeal to
the captain general. According to Spanish
law, young lady having attained the age OF
maturity nc Or Is, | know not which can
marry whom she peases, and her parents are
bound to give her certain portion OF their
substance as a dOwry In this case, the cap
tain sent an eScribaBd (uotary public) to the
count, who referred him to Ills wife, the moth.
er OF the young lady, who in her turn referred
HIM to the young lady herself, who, in reply
to the inquiries made OF her, said yes she
was determined to marry her aflianced that
no one on earth had the power to prevent her
from fulfilling her intentions. The 81 I've girl
who destroyed herself was believed to have
acted as sort Of go-betwcen for the young cou-
pie, and was consequently threatened, as be.
fore stated, which led to her committing sui
eide. She was the ladys maid, and had from
her infancy been treated with great kindness.
The idea OF being compelled to work in the
field, after she had been logged, made her
frantic, and she thus was led to take her life
by violence.
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
Mrs. Julia Taylor was burned to death, FIJI
day evening, by her clothes taking fire from
CRATE She vas found On the floor with her
face in Il CHAIR.
Edward S. Tobey has dccli ed to accept the
nomination for the office OF mayor, ten1ered
to him by the citizens convention.
Hosea Jlsley has been nominated for mayor
of Chelsea by 'citizens who are opposed to the
nomination of Frank b. Fay" The election
takes place to-day (Monday.l
The golden wedding Of Jonathan ID. Basson
and his lady was celebrated in Chelsea,
Thanksgiving day. Twelve children with
their families were present.
VIM. N. Chase, one Of tie boys on board
the reform school ship Massachusetts, has been
arraigned Tor setting fire TO the ship. The lad
confessed that he meant to burn the ship SO
that he could escape.
Fire broke out, Saturday evening, in an I'm
finished dwelling house on Beacon street,
which was nearly destroyed The damage
was about 100000 and was fully insured.
The property is owned by John L. Coolidge,
Jr. The residence Of Mr.. John a. Blanchard
and an unfinished building adjoining, were
each damaged about $1,000 BY water.
A lady arrived in Boston on Saturday, who
was recently goyeress in a family at Charles,
ton, S. c., but the family advised her to leave
for home, as they did not think she was safe
There was 10 other cause except the fact that
she was of northern birth.
MIDnLEsEx COUNTY.
Miss Abigail Stone Of Cambrdgeport. fell
upon the threshold of her door, Thankspiyjng
day, and instantly expired.
The republicans of Cambridge have nomi
mated the Hon. John Sargent for mayor. The
democrats make no nomination. A Citizens"
meeting have re-nominated Mayor Green
The six O'Clock train from Lawrence for
Lowell, Thank sgiving evening. ran upon n
number of sleepers, which some scoundrcl had
placed on the track. Fortunately the tram
was NOT thrown off
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No f..,niIy shoula be wItnout them.-we snen

NO family should be without them.-We speak of
NJ Lane Liver Pills, Pittsburgh Pa, which have be-
come an Indispensable Family Medicine The friightfu,
symptoms which arise from diseased Liver manifest
themselves, more less in every family dyspepsia
sick headache obstruction the menses ague
pans in the side, with dry, hacking cough are all the
results OF hepatic derangemcnt-and for these Dr. M
Lane Pills are sovereign remedy. They neve
been known to fail and they should be kept at all times
by families
DrectiOns-Take two or three on going TO bed every
second or third night If they purge two or three
times by next morning, take two more A slght
BREAKFAST should invariably follow their use.
The Liver Pills may also be used where purging is sim
ply necessary AS ant-billous purgative they are
inferior to none And in doses Of three they give
astoishng reefto sick headache also in slight
ments of the stomach
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PIIiI.S manufactured by FLEM
ING EROS, PlrrsBURGH PA. There are other Pills
purporting to be Liver Pills. now before the public Dr.
Lanes genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Yerui
uge be had at all respectable drug stores Nome
genuine Without The signature of FLEMING BROS
n29 d6Ewlt ftJ5
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al Mr. Kennedy, Of Roxbury, mas discovered IN on
Kind 9u e b pasture weeds remedy that every
mon Pimple ~ " ." 'oil-
Two bottles are warranted to cure mouth
an Ee 20 tree bottles will cure the kind OF pmpes
Two or three bottles will clear the system of bes
Wo bottles are warranted to the worst canker in
Three five bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kind OF Erysipelas. - '''e ''i' "oi''
the eyes " N0'0 i "''i0's
and T9 bottles are warranted running of the ears
20 SiS bottles are warranted to corrupt and
One bottle viii cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
Kind Of Tse bottles are warranted to the worst
desperate case Of rheumatism w ~
Three or four bottles are warranted to cre salt rbar,
rive to eight bottles will the worst case Of scrofa
case G Snree notues are warranted to the worst
Sanus that it has caused by canker in the stomach
Nne 70 two bottles warranted cure sick headache
stat Of t are warranted to regulate costive
Kidneys '''''' 'ii arrangements u Tue
Four six bottles have cured the worst cases ofdrop
sy: VI N'0P
one to three bottles have the worst case of pes
Ereiel is always experienced. What mercy TO get re
lV SIN, ~ sqch an eXcruciating disease.
since Its ilrst discovery have from time to time add
ed various other herbs it, OF one ofhcm Iipnocrafes
cue amer 81 MEDICINE says: at herb Of Jupiter
II openeth distractions of the liver gall and spleen:
1t IS an especial friend to the liver worth all other herbs
when too cold. '' anu Warming ~
II createth appetite cureth all gone and sinking
stitches in the side ei gil Pdii'9' al"
A. Il eXpels all raw, viscous and slmv bumors ont of
ZIG oogy clealseth all inward ulcers ard congealed
Dl0gu IRON the kidneys. 1900 -N NN"eN''iNN
by Ipemhg distractions of the Spleen purgeth all
b SoleI ana melancholy YapOrs which riseth to the
heaa ana braln causing distressing headache fenr fore
swoonng. - WV HN"i'' i"D'ihs anu
ne nerD boiled IN wine is particularly good to revive
the cropping spirit Of the aged and whoever has nger
AFTER lever nothing restores him to health
SO quick as drinking the juice of this herb,
ne seeds boiled in curetb the most offpnsive
eaii p, Hralk at bedtime, prevents what common
gaieu and all melancholy dreams disease
me fatheI o. Medicine says of another herb in this
sign Leo. " N N""' anu III ING
rs sln Is the source of all life, ruleth the heart.
81 etD y the pest cordial the create
VI lS near OF any that grows; 1t comforeth th bcar+
euTeth al palptaon thereof; takcth away tre,pbn,
as anu snlotherng of 1t; yet 1t be taken cars
IulN or severe gripping Will ensue, which must he go
rected with tenne seed or ginger ~ '"' w CUT
No change of diet ever necpssarv a M +to No.. -.
get, and enough of it, va 'ie pest you can
By strictly following the directions In the pomnbIot
aounu eaeh notllo and by udciOus application ~ IN
SaH hhean ointment, Scr0tHtd Oitnfaf and He,,j' e
ointment every ulcer and of Whatever lima 80 9
tute except cancer thar has taken roots arc nor,t
ana permanently cured "'N PNiiNeby
Manufactured by DONALD KFNNEr,v 100 -,
iiiSe 81 dttaWeOw f2
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Springfield Correspondence Of tho New Y


The CoRREsPoNDENCE OF THE PRESIDENT
ELECr.-Alr. Lincoln's correspondence would
offer most abundant source Of knowedge TO
the student OF human nature. 1t emanates
from representatives of all grades of society.
The grave illusions OF statesmen; the disn.
terested advice OF patriots reach him simulta-
neously with the well calculated wheedinp
praises OF the eXpeclant politician and the
meaningless commonplace Of scribblers from
mere curiosity. Female iorwarduess and in
quisltiveness are frequently brought to his no.
tee. EXuberant wide awake enthusiasm. with
difficulty pressed into the narrow form of n
letter, is lavished upon hm Poets hasten to
tax their muse in his glorificatiun A perfect
shower Of cable editorials" is clipped out and
enclosed, Artists express their happiness in
supplying him with wretChcd woodcut repre-
sensations OF his surro ndings. Authors and
speculative booksellers freely send their con.
ORDINATIONS, accompanied by complimentary
volumes. Inventors are exceedingly liberal
with circulars and samples. More mpulsive
thah wellmannered southrons indulge i'm oc.
caslonal mlssiveS conveying secession fulmin-,
ations, and, in few instances. dispraeeful
threats and indecent drawings A poodly
number Of sedltious pamphlets and manilestns
mas also arrlved,-in fine, all the eight and
shadow OF Anglo.Amercan political humani
" Is rejected ny the hundreds of letters daily
received by the president elect.
Mr. Lincoln has returned from Chicago with
his family. lie looks rather the worse for
wear but has preserved the even tenor Of his
temper, the ineessant opportunities Of place.
seekers TO Tho contrary notwithstanding. If
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Correspondence of The Lawrence republican,

correspondence ol the Lawrence kepuDi1Can.
DARK LANTERNIsM IN SOUTHERN KANSAS
The amnesty act of 1859 was the olive branch
to the people of southern Kansas, and all par
ties conceded that further hostilities sheuld
cease. 1t was religiousy observed for time,
but gradually certain reckless spirits broke
away from it, and in time an extensive secret
society was found to exist in our midst, hav-
ing for Its ayowed object the driving Of certain
free state men from the country, or the taking
OF their lives. During this interval many OF
the obnoxious pro.savery men who had been
driven out or ordered away during the troubles
Of 81 and '56, had been induced by their
friends TO return, although at a mass meeting
OF all the citizens Oh the river, i'll the spring of
1899, II was unanimously resolved that all such
as had thus been driven away should furev-
er remain away. The democrats were partic.
ularly favorable to such a proposition then.
This new organization soon received the name
OF the Ozark Lantern Order" They became
gradually bolder and more insoent toward
those they cursed as 'abolit.onists," and made
repeated threats against them Times have
thus progressed, until they have murdered four
or hve OF our citizens during the past year,
anu ordered many others to leave the country.
ihey had seemed to regard the inhabitants of
these lower counties as in their hands. 1t was
ascertalhed that they had accomplices in SINH
| lar organizations in Missouri, who were pledged
| to sustain them. Companies OF fifty or more
have several times assembled in Bates county.
Mo, with the sworn purpose Of invading Kan
sas. Sometimes they are coming to catch ne
groes, and sometimes to kill Capt. Montgom-
cry, and so on, to other "aboitionists." Com.
panes Of these armed ruffians--some from
Missouri and some from Kansas-have been
prowling over this whole country, night aud
day, for some weeks. No good citizen could
feel any safety under such state Of things.
Some of our prominent citizens have been shot
at in the night time, and others were hunted,
like culprits guilty Of some high crime.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-03

70 SOnAunaptIVcs.-Ihe advertiser having h, en-
restored to health IN few weeks by very simple rene
dy after haSng suffered several years with lung
Affection and that dread disease Cunsumptiou- anN
ion to make known TO his fellow sufferers means OF
-
TO all who desire it. he will send cory Of the prcscriD-
ton used Gree of charged with the directions for prepar
lns ana using the same, which they will find CURE
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. &c. The only
object of the advertiser in sending the prescription to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceves to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy as il will cost them nothing and NAV
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescription will
please address REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
oil dly Willamsbureh. KINGS Co New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-03

FANNY ELLsLER.-Fanny Elsler is now at
Berlin, at the bedside of Il sick sister, wife of
the son of Prince Adelbert OF Prussia. The
marriage Of the young Baron de Barnim, eld-
est son OF Prince Adelbert to Mile Terese
Ellsler, sister Of the famous danseuse, and some
thing Of daHsease herself, created a great sen.
sation at the time; but the union has been
happy one, and the relatives long ago became
reeonciled to the plebeian intruder. From this
union was born one child n SON. whose bad
health induced his parents TO send him, some
months ago, to Egypt to try the effect OF the
climate ON his lungs. But, like Rachel, he
received no benefit, and has just died at M.
bis. The news threw the mother on her bed.
ana her sister Fanny hastened to her side, to
y. Times 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-03

TO Horse Owners.--swoet,s Tnrautti ,,,a,
o,seS Is 9hrVaed by any and in ali cases Of Lame
% arising ON Sprans Bruises or Wrenchinc its Of
- magical and certain, Harness or Saddle Calls
NANCE Sc, it will also cure speedily SPAWN
may De easily prevented and cured in their
ny stages nut confirmed beyond the pos
@ VI radicdl cure. No Of the kind however
- 80 uesperafe or hopeless but IL be aleviated nv
ts Lnllnent and Its faithful application will ALWAYS re
comparative ease. - 49, - va"
Every horse owner should have this remedy Mt hand
trits melv use at the first Appearance Of Ia,peuqss
VIII cncctnally prevent those formidable diseases men
toned to which all horses liable and which render
~ many otherWlse valuable horses nearly worthless.
my@l d3taw&weOwly
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SmithAlr Jones, do not see what keeps YOU so moor
Y0 seem t. work steady, and get 81 a day.
Jones y cs MI smith, it is as you say. The reason
am poor IS, 1t costs every thing furnish nv qouse
with nice carpets, oil cloths lSc., and should like to
hno" now you have money in the bank and rei such
what wages you get.
get 81 10 per day, and the way manage il is Inv M,
Goods OF Ofs0n Heath, in the bay state block and
save great ucai OF money and get the best OF goods
Moral Ii yOH would have money in the hank live
temperate, be industrious and you Will get voud nav far
Exchange. ORSON \ tNfU Pronri,t ,o"l
dl ar ''' Ai'Pi'otol'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-03

The on MARKET during the past week
has been very quiet, owing to the stringency
in the money market, holiday week, and the
excitement attending the municipal election
The only transactions have been the sale of
two parcels OF sperm oil, 1865 barrels upon pr.
waite terms The stock of sperm oil in the
country Nov. rs was 1864 barrels. in Lon
don, Nov. 10, sperm oil was duh, and could
not be quoted above .Gl02 to Gl04, and would
not ad ance Ior six weeks, on account OF the
increased value Of money. Whale oil quoted
at .e35 to G36 and but little doing At llavre
Nov. Is, oils dull. Southern bone had been
sold at A. G0c -.-.Ne@ Bedford Standard Isl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-03

lS FOR hit is rumored that one or two
distinguished members of the NIddlescx bar,
in this city, have been slightly touched in a
pecuniary way by jurymal before the SUI
preme court at Cambridge last month 1t APP
pears that he was very anxious to get excused
from the jury, and go home and raise Il certain
amount Of money, and that the lawyers adj
vaneed the needtul, or aided him to get it. 1t
has since turned out that the juryman has
forged paper to the amount of over $4,000,
and left these parts. Some of the forged paper
is in one OF our banks, and an $500 note in
individual hands.-LoaceH NeUS
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For all kinds of CIothrue.

so TO the
HARRINGTON CORNER CLOTHING STORE,
where you can always find good assortment of goods
at reasonable prices.
If you want any article of
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER,
Just bear in mind that this is the place where you can
get your
GARMENTS CUT IN THE BEST STYLE AND TASTE AND
MADE IN THE BEST MANNER,
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed,
d. H. EAMES,
Harrington Corner, cor. Nam and Front st Gets,
MA DIT Opposite City Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-03

FREAK OF NArURE.-We have been shown
by Mrs H. L. Parmenter, of Rock Bottom,
apples and blossoms from the farm of Joseph
Benson, Hollis, Me. 1t seems the tree has
blossomed tiye times during the past season.
The first crop OF apples were very large, the
second somewhat smaller, yet eatable. These
two crops were gathered previous to the first
of October. Since then the tree has bios
somed three times, setting fruit twice. Crop
No. measures . inches in circumference,
aad crop No. 4 quite small, while the 9th are
only perfect blossoms. The tree has once lost
all its leaves, and at the time of writing it is
covered with green foliage looking much as it
did in June.-udriJoro' Mirror, 1St
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-03

The SaTeac Indian Remedy for Female.
mn. DR. MArIJSON's INDIAN EMMENAGoGUE
ms celebrated female medicine possessing virtues un
RoWh OK any hing else of the kind and proving ert
aier an others have been tried in va prepared and
500 0htg at Dr. MAHrISNN's REMEDIAL, INSTI-
TUFE for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. rs Union strcet
frovirnce X, L. and sent b. Express secure from Oh,
SerVaon 20 all parts OF the country. 10 For particu-
aul0 dEwenntf " FNsN ~ 'i'' PAfSi'
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hemOval.-STTs. NJ. w. GseraIds, PHYs1CIAY
AND MIDWIFE Medical practice confined to Women and
ChluIe All diseases promptly and successfully treat
ca On account OF the prejudice in the minds OF MANY
persons aganst female practice il he well to state
me following facts viz That during Ell hit wears or m
nee IN tuls ety mch has been large not one woman
stree. fGt ~ Nv
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he expects relief here he will be disappointed
A number OF expectants have been lying in
wait for him during the last twenty four hours,
WHO will swoop upon him in the morning with
an cagerness doubled by the delay.
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:, Time the True Test, Experience thu.
BES GulDE'-An Old Standard Remedy For Coughs
Nolus ana consumption, and all Pulmonary Complaints
use the VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM which
mas maintained It's high reputation for nearly yorty
Ehsf PHYSICIANS AND GENTLEMEN in the country, among
Tmom are KEY, Josiah Litch Philadelphia; Rev, Dr,
Lyman 6cechcr, New YORK; the late Prof Leonard
s moons , Mnu9ver Theological seminary; T. r. rhomp
former Secretary of State VT Drs Merrill Perry
ADeil. Parker Berry, and many others by the Press
% D the largest and oldest dealers in drugs and meal
cincs IN the United States aud Canada
Iree-Smal size, 80 cents; large size 81. be cdretL
E,Pet re genuine which is prepared only by REED,
CUTLER CO., Boston. aud sold by dealers genernllv
n2l daod6n si''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-03

Mr.. SEWARD ON THE CRlsIs.-Mr. Seward
will, we are advised, at an early day in the
session Of congress, make speech in the sen.
ate, giving his views on the state OF the c0un.
try and tile revolutionary movements in these
times. This speech will naturally be antici.
pated with great interest in all parts of the ma
tion.-Syucuse (N y Journal.
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Spetlal 4lotltes.

Republicans of ward = In accordance with
vote passed at your meeting held Frinay evening
NOV % on arc hereby notified that there will be meet
y Ior ne nomnatiun Of candidates Tor Ward Officers
on AONDAl Evening, Dee g. at y O'Clock at the Ward
Rooms. CiiAS L. KN1WTTON Cborin
j. A. RICE, Sec'y. dit* "a
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Young NEcn,r SchnnI.

Inc young mems schnnl of this city will commence
MONDAY, December Bird, under the charge OF an eXpe
enced teacher The school will be kept in the upper
room of the Temple street school house and is free for
all young men residing in this city. Those wishing to
avail themselves of It's advantages would do well to enter
at the commencement Of the term.
}. d. e. JONES, Sup't.
Worcester, ov. 30, 1860. dl
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All of DIR. Humphrey az Co.'s Specific Home
opathc Remedies, put up expressly for family use with
book OF Jul directions. Sold in Worcester by DAVID
SCOTT, 25l Main street. and Druggists and Stores gen
orally. dEwly 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-03

OUR citizens will have, in a few days, opportu-
nifty of witnessing the wonderful feats OF magic,
performed by celebrated French lady Madem-
oiselle Victoria The leading journals of New York
have pronounced her an artist of extraordinary
skill She processes to do all that other performers
in the magic art have attempted and other tricks
which they cannot do Alademoiselle Victoria is not
only the most eminent artist in her profession, but
also most refined and agreeable person of engag-
ing manners and great personal beauty. We be-
speak for her good reception in Worcester
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mept In seeking to expel the free state settlers
from southwestern Kansas, by forcing sale
of their homes to their enemies.