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the Hon. John Davis, our able Representative in
Congress- who participated in the festivities of the

the Hon. John Davis, our able Representative in
Congress- who participated in the festivities of the
day.
The following are the regular Toasts =
l. The day zoe eeIebrGte-The Sabbath day of
our national glory. Let raise our voices in loud
aspirations of gratitude to our forefathers, who
bore the heat and burthen of the day. that we their
sons might enjoy peace and plenty
2. The President Of the United States-The
guardian of the rights of more than twelve millions
Of people: may he be suitably impressed with the
importance of the trust and transmit it u1impaired
to his successor.
5. The GOUernor of this Commonwealth
able and efficient statesman, and the beloved fell
low citizen.
4. Constitution ofhe United States-May it re-
main unimpaired-a monument of the wisdom of
the eminent statesmen, whose active influence
caused its adoption.
s. The Massachusetts, Delegation in Congress
breastwork that will withstand the shafts of the
enemies of the Constitution
g. Patriots and Heroes of the Reuolattion-Fu-
ture generations shall rise up and call them "bles-
sed."
Z. Massachusetts, LegisLattre-A speedy termin-
alton to the illiberal policy that impels the men,
bers to improve their own funds by long sessions
rather than improve the resources of the State by
means of railways and canals.
3. Old MaSsachusetts-One Of the oldest sisters
of a numerous family: may her liberaity towards
her sister States be rewarded by like liberality
towards her.
9. Uncle SANS Notwithstanding over con-
tinent with general and individual interests nsep-
arably connected
10. Agriculture and Manufactures hpdispensa-
Die accessories of life without which, nation can
be truly independent.
IL. RiUerS, Canals, and good ROads-The lig-
aments that bind together national Union.
II. Rational Liberty-Equal rights for individ-
uals, societies, States and sectional parts of the
Union; avoiding all unnecessary excitement to-
wards either.
Is. Our fair Country Women-The only chains
that the proud spirit of an American can endure,
are those with which they bind our affections.
There were many volunteer toasts given, most
Of which were expressive of strong national feel
ings and gratitude towards those who achieved our
national independence. The sentiments given by
His Excellency, Levi Lincoln, and Hon John Da-
Wis, were worthy the high minds from which they
sprang. We are unable to give them as copies of
them were not handed to the Toast-master.
Much credit is due to the Rife Companies and
Artillery for their correct maneuverng and strict
discipline. They did honor to themselves and to
the celebration which they attended. The day
passed away very agreeably, and the company sep
arated with uncommonly good feeling.
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MASONIC FESTIVAL.

The anniversary of the nativity of St. John the
Baptist, was celebrated at Dudley on the Oath ult
The exercises of the occasion were under the d.
recton of the Central Lodge, aided by great num-
Der OF masons present from the lodges in the vicin
ity. The exercises at the meeting house were a
prayer by the Rev. Mr. Goodwin, of the Episcopal
Church, East Sutton, and an Address by the Rev,
Mr.. Cotton, of Monson Academy.
After the exercises at the meeting house. LARGE
company Of gentlemen and ladies', consisting 81
about three hundred, sat down to a dinner served
up in beautiful bower by VIM Winsor, ESQ
Col. Alexander De Witt presided at the table
Among the toasts drank on the occasion were the
following
The Masonic h,stitution-Like a well KEYED
Arch, it gathers strength and compactness, from the
intensity OF pressure which surrounds it.
FreemGsonry-By its aid science survived the
grand wreck Of intellect during the dark ages NAV
its guardianship never be withdrawn.
Freemdsons-May they come forth from the pres
ent Ant-masonic excitement, like the three who
withstood the fiery furnace-without even n baf
smell on their garments
Seceders-Ephraim is joined to his idsls, let him
alone.
MasOnry-Like the car of Juggernaut. i,
HAstrnus ito -.s"oItdge Register.
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In this town, July 4, Miss Caroline Rand for.
merry OF Rindge, N H., Enormously published last
week.)-July 5, Beriah Clark, aged 10. He was
cartlng timber, and stepped upon the cart tonque
to crowd some of the sticks back with his foot
when one foot slipped and he fell, which was the
last he could recollect of the circumstance BEING
insensible when found and picked up. 1t appeared
that the wheel passed over his body, and Injured
him so much as to cause his death after lingering
for 20 days.-July g. Mr.. Ebenezer Wilmington
aged o.; Zilpah Burrows, (colored) aged so SJu,
iy IL Mrs, Miriam Hastings, aged II. Miss Nancy
w. FIagg, daughter of Mr.. Abel Fagg, aged 10.
80 In Lancaster, July 9, Mr.. John Carter, Cd, aged
:. In Mendon, June 80, Mrs. Chloe Perry. wife Of
mr.. Josiah Perry, aged 25. In her death her
friends and acquaintance are deprived of a much
beloved and highly esteemed friend and neighbor
During distressing sickness, which she bore with
christian forttude she frequently expressed will.
Communicated
In Temple, N. H.) June 10, Sarah Keyes. wife
OF Deac Silas Reyes aged H.
y In Nottingham, (Vt) Patty Hall, wife of Capt
In Townshend, (vt) June 26, Hannah Murdoch
wife of Maj. Benz. NJ, aged &c.
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"TIME is MONEY y

NNHE subscriber gives notice, that he is ap-
n pointed Treasurer and Collector of Taxes.
for the town of Worcester, the current wear :
also, Treasurer and Collector for the First and
Second Parishes; for the First Baptist Society,
and for the Center School District, in said town.
AL persons interested in the payment of Taxes
as above, and who voluntarily pay the same,
wlhln 80 days from this date, will be allowed
6 per cent, discount; those who nav in GO davs
per cent. those who pay in 100 DAYS. 9 ner
cent, and all who are then delinquent will have
no discount, but may expect an additional Tax.
A. HAMILTON,
July y, 1880. Treasurer and Collector.
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BLACKSTONE CANAL.

TENHE Worcester Boat Company, occupy.
Il ing the large and commodious STORE
HOUSE, Wash'ngton-SquGre, are constantly
running their Boats to and from Providence
Tor the transportation of Goods. IRA POOR.
Agent for the Worcester Boat Company, in
Providence, devotes his time exclusively to re-
ceving, shipping, and forwarding Goods, and
SUMNER SMITH, in Worcester. All orders
and Goods directed to their care, will be attend
ed to agreeable to directions
U Prices of freight to Providence, I2B cents.
and from Providence to Worcester, ID cents,
per 100 pounds. No charges for commissions
or storage.
Worcester, July a. 1ovoo
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HEMP.

VENHOSE persons who intend to prefer their
N claims for the very liberal premiums Of.
Tered by the Worcester Agricultural Society
for Hemp, are reminded that notice must be
given in writing to the Recording Secretary
on or before the 18th day of July, Tomorrow, !
in order that Committee may be seasonably
appointed to award tho same.
Wm. d. WHEELER, Rec Sse'ry
Worcester, July II.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, July 6. 1880.
TO the Wido'0, Creditors, and Heirs Of NArHav
WHITE, late Of Worcester, in said COUNTY. de-.
ceased and to all others concerned in the Esate NJ
said deceased, GREETTMs :"
VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
= see mt! at the Court of Probate to be holden
at orcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in August next, at nine of the clock. before
noon, to show cause why the Account of the Adj.
minlstration of said Estate should not be allowed
and You will be heard thereon
20 NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
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NATH'I. PAINE. J. Prob.

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, July @, 1880
To the Widow, Creditors, and Heirs of Dawn
BALDWIN, late Of Fitehburg, in said County, de.
ceased and 10 all others concerned in The E9ip ~
said deceased, GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
q see fit at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in August next, at ten of the clock, be.
fore noon, to show cause why the Administration
on said Estate should not be granted to Samuel
Smith of said Fitchburg, who applies for the
same; and you will be heard thereon.
2SF KATH'L. PAINE r. proh
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, July 10, 1880.
To the Widow and Heirs of JOHN CARTER, Cd, late
Of Lancaster in said County, deceased, and to all
others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the first Tuesday
in August next, at ten of the clock, before noon.
to show cause why the Instrument which purports
to be the last Win and Testament of said teceas
ed shouldnot be approved; and you will be heard
thereon.
'2S NATH'L. PAINE y0~ob
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, July 6, 1880.
TO the Hidoc, Creditors, and Heirs Of JONATHAN
WHITMAN, late Of Westminster, IN said Co1ntu.
deceased, and to all Others concerned in the Esiue ~
said deceased, GREErING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day IN August next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the
Administration of said Estate should not be al.
lowed, and the balance of Estate, (after deduct
ing the last charges) distributed to the creditors
whose claims have been allowed and reported !.
and you viii be heard thereon.
2SN NATH'L. PAINE, y. Pyob,
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, July 6, 1880.
To the WIdo'o and Heirs Of WILLIAM POLLARD,
late Of Lancaster, IN said County, deceased, and
10 all others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see6O at the Court of Probate to he holden
At Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in August next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last Will and Testament of
said deceased should not be approved, and Admin.
istrstiou, with the Will annexed, on sail Estate
granted to Ephraim Babcock-the Execntrix
having declined the trust and you will be heard
thereon.
aS' NATHI, PAINE, J. Pred.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Worcester, IS.
At a meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the
fourth Tuesday of June, A. D. 1880, by ad.
Journment, from the third Tuesday of said
June
wv HEREAS, upon the petition of Paul
w Within and others, for a road in North.
bridge, Sutton, and Upton, due proceedings
having been had thereon, it is considered and
adjudged by said County Commissioners, that
common convenience and necessity require the
location of public highway or common road
over the residue of the route set forth in said
petition, hereafter described, to wit: Begin.
ming by the town road near the dwelling house
of Paul Within, in Northbridre thence fol-
lowing the town road, generally, to the new
county road, SO called, leading from Uxbridge
to Worcester, near a stone school house in said
Northbridge; thence in the best possible dirsc.
lion to Upton meeting house thence to the
turnpike road in Upton, recently made, leading
through Upton to Boston, in the best direction. ,
1t is, therefore, Ordered, that notice be given
TO all persons and corporations interested there
IN, that said Commissioners will hold meet.
ing at the house of Ezra Nelson, Innholder. in
said Upton, on Monday, the twenty third day of
august next, at TWO OF the CLOCK, In the after
noon, by publishing an attested copy of said
adjudication and order thereon, in g The yMos
sGchusettS Spy" a newspaper printed in said
Worcester, three weeks successfully, the last
publication to be fourteen days, at least, before
the said twenty-third day of August.
And it is further Ordered, that the Sheriff of
said County, or his Deputy, serve the town
clerks of the towns of Northbridge and Upton,
each, with an attested copy ofsaid adjudication
and order, thirty days, at least, and a so post IN
an attested copy thereof, in two public places
in each of said towns of Northbridge and Up.
ton, fourteen days, at least, before the said
twenty third day of August; at which time and
place said Commissioners will proceed to Law
out, locate, and establish public highway or
common road over the route which is described
in the adjudication aforesaid and TO hear all
persons and corporations interested therein.
who may then and there desire to be heard
thereon, and to assess such damages, as anv
person or corporation may sustain, by reason Of
the location of said, road, as aforesaid,
A copy of the adjudication, and order of no.
tice, on the petition aforesaid.
Attest; WILLIAM JENNISON,
20 Clerk pro tenn.
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MARRIED.

In Boston, July 8, Mr.. Horace Hamant of Stpr-
bridge, to Miss Mary Stevens of North Brook6eld.
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SAYINGS BANK.

VIE Board of Trustees of the Worcester
County Institution for Savings, are noti-
ned that their semi-annual meeting will be held
at the Worcester Bank on TUESDAY, the 2Oth
instant, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ.
Worcester, july IA.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, July Q. 1880
10 the UidO1c, Creditors and Heirs of LEoEARn
BAKER, late Of Leicester, in said Couata. deceased
and to all others concerned an the Estate of said
deceased, Cprr,y~ sA'"
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
IL see ft) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Barre, in said County, on the third Tues.
Gay IN august next, at nine of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the Ad-
ministration of said Estate should not be allowed
and the balance distributed to the creditors whose
claims have been allowed; and you will be heard
thereon.
2S# NATH'r. PAINE D..1
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ave just received from New York, and
N now opening, new and extensive sup
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25
ITEMS.

The cnse Of VI. forbade, Charge A1alres o.
Don Miguel. against M Bsrrozo,the representa-
tive Of the late ruling powers OF Portugal was dis
nosed of by the District Court n Philadelphia,
on the 18Th inst. Orr readers may remember
that the question 10 dispute was, whether the
Defendant was liable TO an action on the part
Of the present recognised Portuguese Minister,
in the Courts Of Pennsylvania for the recoye-
nv Of the State Papers IN his possession. A
suit had been instituted tor tina, purpose, and
NJ. Barrozo was held 10 bail IN large amount,
but afterwards discharged on common bail by
one of the Judges, with reservatlon Of the
question Of jurisdiction TO the Court IN bank. =
Alter argument, by several d,sting uished
Councillors, the Court held the case under
advi.emrni, until the 18th, when Judge Coke
delivered THEN unanimous opinion, that the
Defendant having once been recognised bS
the American Government as the Charge
Afrares of Portugal, and having received
his passports in that character, was entitled
10 the ilnmunities of Foreign Minister, and
therefore discharged from process.
There is much originality aud quaintne@
of expression IN the following extract from a
stump spee CHI of candidate for the legislature
!, ona of the western states " Born" said
ne ina caue break, cradled IN a sap trough
nv zeal for independence has grown to natnrI-
~, without being checked by The weeds Of
education.
isstaled, Says the n. f. farmer) that a
learned wrller IN Europe has sati,facioriiy
nroyed by interpretations nj the prophec les
that the Millennium will begln in lS33-So that
il the picture of the Millennium. as painted by
nv an old Father is 10 he realized, we stand
a tol.rable chance Of en- Dying long life and
n merry one Those living in thu time OF the
sl,IIenium" (says this writer) "shali no, die.
hut. dur,ng thesa thousand years shall produce
an infinite Multitude Of children. The rocks
will drop honey, wine will run in the streets
and the rivers overflow with milk
The Journal OF Health insists that beauty
and health go hand in hand. What vulgar
creature
Be not aaron'ed at a est il one throw ever
On much salt NJ thee, thon wilt receive no
barn unless thou art raw aud ulcerous
Ia Essex CO. Mass the Jackson Democrat:
have nominated Joseph S. Cabot. SUI OF the
is,e President of,hs Hartford Contention. for
The State Senate. He has doubtless been dy-
ed aueI.
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NEW SPRING GO0Ds,

WYE are now receiving pr, Of our Spring
w Goods. which havr been sriect.d by
one ofthe partners from the diff. rem, marL.,a
Baltimore, PhlladeI phia aud New York n, ,h..
cheapest Dash prices. All OF which will be M
Tered al small advance on the original eos,
Among the goods received nre
piece Of Heirsi's super Prince Regen, bl,cL
Cloth. MOTTO be surpassed by any in This
market '
piece OF super extra blue Cashmere
heh fancy Foulard, Saflouer. Mer,;raop
striped aud small figured Prints. nil now
patterns
a few pieces Of cheap Sersuckrer Ginoh,o,.
Zebra nalf Hose, for gentlemen, a ne ~ ar,;.
lie "''
Ruen Casimir
p'rce OF super super Buff Marscilcs
do do do white do
Whh various other Staple and Fancy Goods
which we would respectfully invite our cn,,o.
meis and the public TO call and examine.
NORVELL & TATE.
VI We are daily expecting farther supply
OF Sik. Lace, Fancy Foreign aud Domestic
Goods, which will be offered, as always, at the
lowest cash prices. N. & T.
March %
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nation. damned, iamnaiion, &c in the Neg
Testament with remark on Nj. barles Tod.
sons Letters. u vinhtca ton oi ~ future rsifihu-
ton. addressed 10 Mr.. Hosea BalloDs, II Boz.
ton
Also, Mr.. Balfoar latest work published bn,
1929. which are his " Letter. on the linn q
tally Of The Soul, the intermediate state nj In
dead. and future retr,builoo, in reply to or.
Charles Hudson" The reader will reeolltbe
that the Rev c. Hudson is n Universalist MIR.
one Who holds TO u limited punishment meet,
future state
Rev Iloser Ba llou's Treatise on Aionem.nf
well known work. in which the mature and
Consequence Of SIN. It's cause and Effects, and ,ts
final lie siIuetion, ar argued
Also. " ms Notes on Inc Pardbfes" in which
all the farahles, ~ the New Testament ara
explained and illustrated n length.
Also, The Ancient History OF Universe lism
from the lime Of The Apostles. 10 us ndem.
nation IN thu fifth general council, A ID. COS
with an appendix, tracing the doctrine down
10 the Eta Of the Reformation, by Hosea
bailon. 2d. i - then taken up by Thomas
Whiiienpre, md complied under The title Of
" The Modern History OF Universsli.n. hon,
the era ofib' Reformation TO the present time f"
The author of the latter has been years col.
lecting the mater for his work
have moi read The works myself but II
eould judge from the el,ernai appearance, 1
could say with snfeiy the internal was of great
sn'ne. They are highly recommended by
those who have read ihea, botn male and fe-
male. m being works Of general utility, 20
Un'verSalisis and others.
| l have, also, variety of Sermons Trncts
DC amongst which are an explanation OF
81. John, Y % % which have been a pton
to the cruel doctrines oil endless MISERY h -
here with M easy effort. (bui n sufficient nne)
removed The prop, and thereby shook big my.
credul'iy md superstition 20 the very centre.
Reply To ilswse's rensons, for not embrs
cing the doctrine OF UriversaI Salvation III,
author Of this wo,k Is not known 90 me--bm
can say this much OF him he answers The Rev
gentlemen very fairly. HIS mode Is. 10 6r,t
quote ms oppono0t, and then reply in pain
ana lucid manner. As Tor the victory. | sba..
leave the public TO Judge.
WIN II. LYDICK.
W The Snbscriber is nov ngen, Ion H..
trumpet aud tn'fersaiia Mngnsipe,"a ~.
rIodicsl published ~ Boston ~ Ihomssp him.
more, author OF he" Modern History ~ Uai
vrrsa'sm'' For typographical neslnes, and
ediiorinl qualifications, II stand, uutIynlled I
b"leve could chaIleng" The Uoiled States 10
produce periodi.H containing more original
with editorial matter. Any person wishing Il,
see the Paper befor they subscribe, can a." "a
by calling NJ my House, an Church Sire., N
short distance below the Scale House aud
nearly opposite DIR. WIN. Owen's where n IN.
Books can b. seen ;hni are mentioned rbuy,
Any orders from the country shall be sIren,t4l
toby w a.
March IS a.
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COMMUNICATION-ForM the prgntan.

Messrs. Ediiors,--in letter from a gentle
man of the utmost respeciabIlliy, received a
few days pas, the writer informed me that n
circumstance took place, which consider wor
thy OF cOmmunlcal ION. | shall give IL in the
genlleman's own words
One oi lie sirang"st circumstances took
place here ONION county, keniucky,J o. me
10th INST (February) that | ever heard OF
about II on O'Clock, very black cloud came
over. from which fell moderate shower OF
something that was AS black rs ink aad, Us the
ground WAS covered with snow for the first
time, saw black snow. Since II has dried, the
corn stalks are covered with something like
ashes aud gun po WIDER. The rain was accom-.
panied with thick smoke, which smelled like
the smoke Of stone coal. Alter the shower
(Which lasted but FEY minuies) was over. it
commenced showing, part Of which was like
wise black. Ia has created some little alarm
some attribute il TO volcanic eruption"
Respectfully, &C.
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MIR. CHRISTOPHER Todd.

VI NAkE notice, that shall on Wsdoesday
- The 2s'h day Of April, 1890. NJ Dr.. Jnmes
row"',s Tavern, in the county olAmh fs,, 10
the state OF Virginia, take the dcpo.itlo. Of
1am"sW smith 10 be read rs evidence On he
m'a' OF me sun depending in the county court
of nmpbell. IN the STATE aforsss,d-u h,r,,n /
sm iuin,i6 aud you are defendsn,.
FOLLY FRANKLIN, adm'x
OF John Frankie, Il, .
March 25 Nv
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fN pursuance ola decree of the Hns,iogx
our, o: Lynchburg. entered March term.
1873. IN the suit Wheeler. Ell. al. W. Morgan
IN Chancery, will, on the 24lb April neyt.
sell, TO the highest bidder, at auction, a wood
and brick tenement. situated on one half of
Lot No. ~ on I'd street. and now ia the oscu.
FANCY OF Morgan Mcdaniel, and +. F.
Gardner aud others, on credi, of II month,
bonu WIN appf we'd security will be required
for the purchase money. '"
March IS Se
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED. on the 10Th February, by the
hev. j",hun Adams, hir WIN MITCHELL.
sen Of Franklin. to Miss ANN HAGooD. of
Patrick
=, on Tuesday evening last, by the Rev.
+. 'annon, Mr. ARTHUR II. MOON. Of
Buckingham, To Mis- REBECCA s. daughter
Of Nj. james Dnifel. oi Lvnehburg.