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8. The Hon. John DaUis. The able and faith
full defender of the Constitution and the American
System-none can better appreciate his worth than
the citize ms of his native town
9. Agriculture, Commerce, Manufactures, and
the Fine Arts The sources of national wealth and
grandeur.
10. Our Constitution. Let the political tinkers
who would remove the old rvets take special care
that their Amendments do not turn out to be botch-
es.
IL. Poland. In her struggles for liberty, may
ton through darkness and sorrow, guide invaded
Poland to liberty and independence.
IL. Sfrzpaecki, pronounced Skre-en- KEEL the
orGDe lea 'r Of the Poles. May his name become
as familiar to our lips and renowned through all
iutufe lime as that OF our own Washington.
l3. The Ladies of America. By FORMING the
minds Of the young, they do more to break the
ehal9s OF ignorance, superstition, and vice, than
Legislators, moralists, or dvines.
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FOR THE MAssAcHUsErrs SPY.

CELEBRATION All LEICESTER.
The anniversary of our National Indepen-
dence was celebrated at Leicester, on the 4th
instant, by respectable number of its citizens,
without distinction of party. The procession
formed at about l o'clock, at D. P. Haynes's
Hotel, and marched to the Town Hall after
the reading of the Declaration of Independence
they returned and partook of a Dinner furnish
ed by Mr.. Haynes in his superior style. After
the cloth was removed, TIE following sentiments
were given:
The day zoe celebrate. May it not be kept
up for the diffusion of party spirit, but with
hearts of gratitude to our Fathers who bore the
heat and burthon of the day, that we might en-
JOY peace and plenty.
Benjamin Franklin. May his memory be
cherished with gratitude as public benefactor
The President. An inexperienced cabinet
maker it requires stronger glue than that from
calves pates to make good cabinet work
Henry Clay. The iustrious statesman anC
fearless Patriot, and the first prominent sup
porter of internal improvement ; whose Stal
gives light to the East to the West, the Nortt
and the South, and will shine with more anc
moro efiulgence unto the perfect day.
HIS E1ceHency, Leui Lincoln. So long as he
continues faithful public servant, so long shall
his name be held in fond remembrance by
grateful people.
Our Country. May she be as she ever ha.
been, " the land Of the free and the home ofths
brave
Education. The lamp that lights the path tc
berty-let it be kept we'll trimmed that the ris
ing generations may never mistake the way.
March 4th, 1888. On this day may the Unior
be cemented by the native clay of Kentucky.
Our Union. The Palladium of our Liberty
palsied be the arm that attempts to destroy it.
agriculture, Manufactured, and Commerce
Three respectable citizens doing business II
company whenever they shall dissolve copart
nership, we are all bankrupts.
Our National GoUsrnment. Pure in its prin
ciples, but degraded by demagogues and office
seekers.
Lafayette. The early and powerful friend o
the American Independence the champion O.
universal freedom.
The Tariff as 1t is. IT'S benign effect on our
national prosperity is evident and cheering tc
every honest man confusion to the efforts o
selfish and unprncipled demagogues who are
striving to abolish it.
Water power, steam power, horse power
dog power, any power that will drive Machine
ry-but none of your power that would drive
as into the service of demagogues and Office
seekers.
Daniel Wsbster. Mighty among the great
whose unbending integrity and powerful intel
lect, causes the Nullfiers to quail before him.
The Massachusetts Representative District
ing System. Retrenchment a good thing but
national liberty and equal rights for individuals
societies, and towns, without unnecessary ex
element toward either, batter.
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FOR SALE.

a F7f'h, situated in the town of Westmore-
IN ian 0 Cheshire Co., IN H9 containing
ABOUT 4OO acres Of Land Said Farm is one Of
tne best situations for raising Sheep in the
County OF Cheshire. The Pasture Land is we'll
watered' and the grazing is of the sweetest and
earliest kind in the region There is a GOOD
proportion OF Moving and Tillage Land, under
hlgh and excellent cultivation. Said premi-
ses are estimated as being equal to the support
Q: OF IuoO oheeP annually. The Dwelling House
IS new, caPaclous' and convenient for the pur.
poses Of 1T .ns occupant or large dairy if that
snoulo De deslraole) The Barns are in good
repair, and stabling sufficient for feedna ON,
the produce Of the Farm to good advantaSeN
The out buildings of every description. togeib.
er with The wood and water privileges. NAV he
examined by any one wishing to nnrcba.s
Call and see RORFRT RRITTNW
Westmoreland, IN. HI July 6. exy.
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FER THE AAssAcHUssrrs SPY.

THR NATIVITY OF ST.. JonN THE BAPTIST
was celebrated in Leicester on the oath June.
under the direction of Leicester Lodge, accom-
panied by the Worcester County Encampment,
and Brethren from various parts ofthe County.
The procession was formed at IL o'clock and
moved, under the direction of Br. Geo. Bowen
as chief Marshal, to the meeting house, where
an interesting and classical address was deliver
cd by Rev. Br. James Thompson of Natick, and
other appropriate services performed. Rev.
Br. Samuel Clark of Princeton, officiated as
Chaplain. Alter the services at the meeting
house, the procession again moved to a bower,
erected on the common, where about 200 Broth.
rem and other friends partuok of an excellent
dinner prepared by Br. d. P. Haynes, who also
furnished table in his house for large and
respectable number of ladies'.
The Brethren and other citizens were highly
gratlhed with the services Of the day, and with
the Choir and Band who assisted on the occa-
sion
Before the close of the meeting, the follow
ing sentiments we're announced, accompanied
by appropriate music from the Leicester Band {:
REGULAR ToAsTS.
/. Tie gath Of June-Glorious morn, that
gave birth to one ofthe most eminent and holy
patrons of our order.
2. The three illustrious Patriots and States
men, Warren, Washington, and Clinton,-Our
first three Grand Masters in America.--Al-
though called frcm the Lodge below" they
have left us Livingstone fit for the builders
use.
g.. Free Masonry Notwithstanding the
treacherous and malignant Efforts of unprinci
pied Demagogues TO weaken and destroy, 1T
still remains beautiful Temple, eminent for
its utility, and based upon foundation that
shall for ever stand unimpaired n rock amidst
the waste of ages
q. The principles 1c profess.-In this day
of persecution and prescription, when the enc
my is coming in like flood, and his rage wax
ing fercer and fercer, let US bear in mind the
inscription on our banner, Faith, Hope, and
Charity, remembering that the greatest of those
is chdrity
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NeaU York Satin BeaUer Hats,
WoRcRsrER 50

WORCESTER, So. July 5, 1881.
VENAKEN on execution, and will be sold at
n public vendue, at the house of Hiram d.
Kinds, in Hubbardston, in said County on Sat
urday, the 9th day of July inst, at IL o'clock
at noon, one Shoemaker's Shop. Also, on the
same day, at o'clock, P. NJ, at Col. Hindss
inn, in said Hubbardston, a large lot of Shoes
100 pairs womens prunella heel'd Slippers; rs
ladies' Walking Shoes 100 gents. Slippers ;
100 womens' spring heel'd Pumps; 100 Sheep
Skins; ] Chaiso and Wagon Harness and Buf.
falo; | Sleigh, Time Piece, and lot Leather.
ASA MATHEWS, d. Sheriff
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FRENCH MuSLINS

a N elegant assortment Of French Muslins
n Muslin Ginghams, Adelaide Ginghnms
Figured and Plain Batteste, and many otbe,
articles for thin dresses. Also, Belt Ribbons
Blonde Straw, Adelaide Bonnets, and othe,
fancy articles, just received and for sale cheap
by J. @. THURSTON.
Lancaster july g. dv
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SIAMESE TWINS.

TENHE ladies and gentlemen of Worcester
FL and its vicinity are informed that they will
stop on their way to Boston at the Worcester
Hotel, where they will be happy to receive Wis.
itors on Thursday, July 9TH, from to s, P. NJ
and on Friday and Saturday, 6h and 9Th
from 10 TO 10, A. M.-and from 10 8 P. NJ
UIn order place it in the power of all to
witness the the greatest ,osnder of natsre, "
the admission for this time will be reduced to
25 cents each gisitor.
Worcester. July 5, 1881
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TEMP NCE NOTICE

The next Monthly Meeting Of the JVorceste,
North District Temperance association will be
holden in Fitchburg, on the second Wednesday in
July next, at the Second Parish Meeting House
Delegates will meet at l O'Clock, P. M, and the
public exercises will commence at 2 O'clock P
M, precisely. Per order.
June %. G. B. PARKER, Asst Sec'ry.
%. Rev. Mr.. Chickering of Bolton, is expected
TO deliver an Address
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flour

M BBLS. Baltimore Howard .strest
u VV Flour 1875 bbls. and half bbls. Cen
nesee Flour; 40 bbls. Alexandra and George.
town Flour-all in prime order and fresh from,
the mills. For sale at the Brick Store on the
Canal SUMNER SMITH. Agent
July g. 6w
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TO MACHINISTS.

"A FlRsT-RATE FORGER, particularly
"a upon small work, may find employment at
ia'r wages till next spring, by calling upon me
at my Shop in Rutland.
9Th mo. 6. WILLIAM r. EARLE
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, june %. 1881
10 the Heirs and Creditors Of DANIEL WALrrn
late Of Brookfed, in said County, deceased
ana to all others concerned in the Estafe ofso,d
deceased GRrrr,xo '
ROU are hereby cited to appear (if you
II see hD atthe 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 10 show cause why Letters of Administration
OF the Estate of said deceased. should NOT h.,
granted to Parker A. Rice of said Brookfield. a
creditor, who requests the same; and you will be
21' NATIl'L PAINE. + Prob
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OLD WINES. &c

nLD Madeira Wine, Sicily Madeira Vino.
" Old Port Wine, second quality Port Wine
Champaign Wine, Wives brandy Lisbon Wine.
Malaga Wine. Brandy, Gin, Rum.
.4tso boxes Raisns, Lemons and Oranges,
Chests Tea, hhds. N. o. Sugar, do. Porto Rico
do, Lump Sugars. Lemon Syrup, Nuts, To-
mato Ketchup, Mustard, Flour, Salt.
d. G. WHEELER JR., & co.
Worcester, June 90.
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500 REV ARD

N ILL be paid by the President, Directors,
wv and Company of the Worcester Bank,
Tor the detection and such evidence as will
Produce the conviction of the person who
FORGED, or procured to be discounted at
said Bank, NOTE for Nine Hundred and
SiatyJf0e Dollars, dated Upton, Feb. %, 1881
and purPorting to be signed by Moses Ames as
principal, and Elijah Warren and Eli Warren,
as sureties.
SAMUEL JENN1SoN, Cashier.
Worcester June 90
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$50 REWARD.

SToLEN, on Monday night, the Goth inst. -,
~ Black MARE, switch tail, years old
steps very long and wide behind when trotting.
carries her head low, and has the horse all, a
new Saddle, with plated stirrups and fore piece.
was stolen about the same time Whoever
Will return said Mare shall receive the above
reward. DORR 81 HOWI.AND
Worcester june %
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R. 3. fancy of Maryland, has accepted the Of
fee of Attorney General of the United States
Three ffths of the new Unit are now ascertained
We have not the pleasure Of knowing Mr.. fancy
personally. He was distinguished Federalist in
the old school, and bears an honorable character
individually and in his profession.
National IntsHigencer.
The British always found it difficult to re-
cruit men for their ship Gorgon, because the
tars had got habit of reading the name back
wards, and considered it an Introduction of grog.
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
MUNICIPAL CELEBRATION IN WOR.


"A procession OF citizens was formed under
the direction of Col. John w. Lincoln, at III,
A. NJ, and escorted to the South Meeting
House by the companies of Infantry and Rifle
men, where eloquent, sound, and classical
Grafton was pronounced by s. M. BURNSIDE,
ESQ. The music on the occasion was uncom-
monty excellent, consisting Of select pieces by
the Leicester Band and a patriotic Ode by MIR.
Emory Perry. On returning to the Hotel OF
Mr.. Estabrook, the company sat down to an ell
egant dinner, at which Hon. John Davis pre-
sided, assisted by Maj. R. Newton and Otis
Corbott, Esq, where the following toasts were
given:
l. The Day. Its associations and appropriate
duties. While enjoying the blessings of our
birth-right, may it never be made the occasion
for sowing discord among brethren.
9. The sur0ioing patriots of the Revolution
Let the spontaneous gratitude of their fellow
citizens compensate the tGrdy justice of their
country.
3. The Militia. HonOred when its valor alone
could save the country-ReUiled when the bless.
ings it has conferred are secure.
4. The Press. Afchimedes might boast o: a
power to move the world of matter free
press does more-it moves the world Of mind.
S. The President of the United States.
6. Massachusetts, Renowned for the princi
pies and measures which gave birth to an EN-.
pire-pre. eminent for the institutions which
must preserve it.
z. The Governor. An able mag istrats and
good citizen, we can do honor to such man
twice year.
g. Free Schools. The sursst means of max.
ing free men.
9. Notification. A power behind the consti
tuition greater than the constitution ITSELF
good rule in political arithmetic for aspirants
after power, as it proves that minoritiss should
rule.
10. The Constitution. The banner of the ma.
ton has proudly hoated at the mast head the
good old ship for forty-two years-if mutineers
attempt to pull it down, the crew will put them
under the matches.
ii. The american System. The art of bring
ing markets to every mans door-giving value
to every thing it touches, and rewarding alike
its friends and its enemies.
IL. The JudictGry.j A break lodtcS against
the tides and tempests which may assai our
National ark.
49, Regenerated Earope. The great popu.
lar power Of France has again demolished the
throne of the Bourbons-the spirit of Kosciusko
has reused The chivary of d:smembered Pc
land, and her oppressors reel before it"-may
heaven prosper the good work till the right to
rule shall be derived from the ballot box alone
Several volunteer sentiments were given but
we have not been able to obtain copies of them
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Bro0kJfeld Female Seminary.
VENHE Trustees inform the public, that the
n next quarter in this fourshing Institu-
tiOn will begin on MoEDAY, the 25h of july.
In addition to the usual course of instruction, a
department will be opened for tho purpose of
QUALIFYING TEACHERS OF PRIMARY ScHooLs.
June 49,
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S. The day zoe ceIebrate-May the example
OF the worthy patron whose nativity we this
day celebrate, be our polar star 10 guide US
through this lifes tempestuous sea.
6. Free MasOnry-Like precious ore, grows
brighter as the dross seCedss.
z. Our friends.
8. The memory of our brother, DR.. Thomas
.. The Mason's best shield against the shafts
of calumny-a conscience void of offence.
10. Antimasonic tests of political promotion,
Is he malignant Is he clamorous? Is he faith
Eul to his faction
IL. Doctor Fr0nkLin-A patron of our order
He that directed the lightnings, would have
scorned Rush-light.
IL. La Fayette-A bright and shining light
in the two hemispheres-The pride and glory
of fresmcn, but a terror to Despots and DemG-
gOgueS.
Is. Our enemies-Although like the passage
of tempestuous clouds, they may for time
threaten our destruction, yet, by inhalng the
noxious PARTICLES of our atmosphere, they will
leave behind brighter sun. and purer air, to
invlgorate and strengthen our institution.
IA. Tho .4rtimasonic Supplemented in
New York in l826-freighted with political Of
fices-steered by aspiring Demagogues-and
bound to the best market Having become en-.
veloped in the clouds of her own calumny, a
Rush-light at her masthead, will be too dim to
save her from laundering on the rocks of ambi.
ton.
Is. Political .4ntinaSOnry-The common re-.
ceptacle for discarded politicians, honest dupes,
and the dregs of Masonry.
l6. Our SiSters-Although assailed by i'm
posters, still they cling to our order. May we
love cherish, and protect, their fidelity
VOLUNTEERS.
Inc following were among many given:
Political Rntimasonry-A new edition ofthe
works of Oanton, Roberspierre, Go, impror-
ed. The Gallo Patriots only murdered their
victims one by one in etail,-Our New Eng
land Worthless have learnt TO assassinate char.
acter by wholesale.
Free demonstrating in God, we will
move right onward and fear no danger.
The grand .9ntimasonic Fdbric-Falsehood
its base, Perjury its wall, and for covering its
1hncher uses the Rush.
The Institution Of Frssmasonry-Vene
for its antiquity, liberal in its principles, benev.
olent in its influence, and enlightening in IFS
designs.
The Masonic InStitution-A beautiful edifce
reared for the benefit of the unfortunate-afe few
Of its braces have begun to decay and have fall
en- out-May those that are taken to fill their
places, be Of timber that is more sound at the
heart.
.4ntimasonry-A tottering fabric, whose
foundation was laid by dishonest men; the SUI
perstructure reared by fools; and the roof GOV.
cred by descending "Thachcr, such an
ediice must soon fall of its own accord.
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Fare eUery day the same-SI.
ENHE fare on board the Steam Boats Oliver
IL Ellsworth, and Macdonough, between
Hartford and New York, is reduced to one dol
lar, Meals extra. Freight taken at the lowest
rates. H. BRAINARD. Agent
Hartford, June %.
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HARTFORD and N. YORK

The SPLENDID Low PRESSURE STAN Bears
0LIYER ELLSWORTH, Capt. Waterman,
MACDONOUGH, Can't. Harens,
81 FAVE Hartford us follows. viz the Oliver
IA Ellsworth on Mondays and Thursdays and
the Macdonough on Wednesdays and Satur.
Gays. From New York: the Oliver Ellsworth
on Tuesdays and Fridays, and the Marlborough
on Mondays and Thursdays Hours of depart
uro from Hartford, 10, M.,-from New York,
4, M.
Stages will be in readiness at Hartford to
convey passengers to Massachusetts,, n Hamp-
shire, and Vermont.
II. BRAINARD, agent.
Hartford, March, 1881. iDI0
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In the House of Representatives., June IA, 1881.
The foregoing Resolution and Article OF
Amendment to the Constitution, having been
passed and adopted in this House, two-thirds Of
the members present and voting thereon, hav-
ing voted in the affirmative, the same are ac-
cordingly sent to the Senate.
w. B. CALHOUN, Speaker
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III Senate, June le, 1881

IN Senate, June le, 1881.
The foregoing Resolution and Article of
Amendment having been agreed to by ma
jority of the members of the Senate present,
and voting thereon, the same are referred
ugreeably to the provisions of the Constitution,
to the General Court next to be chosen.
LEvERETr SALroNsrALL, President.
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FEsEE.aKE EEUC.EY7aO.V:.
WAsuINsros, D. c. Aug,

WAsuINsrox, D. c. August, 1881.
EHAS. 15A2TGGNGoTS'7 Academy for
1fa Young ladies viii open on the first
Monday III SCpieipier.
The number, Qualifications, ard experience Of
her ieacGers, tie extensive and convenient ar
fangeueGt ot rooms for study aud recitation, ard
especially the pscuiIxr il.teTeft Mrs. Hosi,rson
feels IN the progrcss OF her own children gjva
ne best 2sAGrh!.cr ttkt nothing wu pe Nih held
ti!at can benefit pupils c. a.r.i:ted TO her care
Young Ladies boarding with Mrs. Lionde rson
viii receive religious instruction in comtuon with
her children, ad vii De trained up, uoi under the
systematic rules OF a boarding school but with
Lie constant, gentle, yet firm influence of ma.
tCrna! sui!:o!.ty, and IN ALT courteses of no.
lite domestic associations.
The studies include C.thQgrGphy, Reading
u riting, Grammar, Ue2sg1j.hg .4yRiuetis
History, Rhetoric ConsYos;tion, tile Elements of
.FatuyaE Fh!iosop''y, astronomy, CAemasisy, b.
tI'Gy, and .liathemGIics. These branches Will
be most thoroughly taught. Needlework will
also be attended to.
The terms ere, the scholastic year, & pay
able III advgutc--
Boarding, and English tuition; G Iso
Washing, bedding, and use ola piano.
are extra charges, and at customary
French Language. per quarter,
Drawing and Painting, do 5
Music. ~
The gentlemen employed to teach French
huslc, ASd PalnllnS, are eminently accompiish
ed IN their several dcpu rtnents.
Besides referring large circle of acouain-
lance IN the most respectable society in VirqIs.
ia, Maryland, and in the District Of Columbia,
the following gentlemen have allowed Mrs
Henderson to Use their names as references.
Rev, Or. LAUniE, Washington.
Rev Mr.. HAwLEY, 10
Rev Mr.. JOINS, do
MIR. JUsTIoE MCLEAN. Ohio.
Hon. j. Z. HcWARD Baltimore.
Hon. G +. MERCER, Virginia.
lNWAS HoRHER Esq, Warrenton, Va.
Rev Dr.. KEITH, Ale5ondria
Rev. MIR. PosT, Washington.
Rev. MIR. GURLEY, Do
PHLEMoN CuEw, Esq Maryland
r. II. iESDERsoN, Esq, Locsburg, ya.
Comm. WARnrNGToN, Norfolk
Capt SBUBEtcK, u. s. n. New Ia van
And in the District Of Cots,v6iq,
Commodore RoDeERs,
Z s. Key. Esq
Col. !. J. STUfr,
LEWIS II. MAcnzv, Esq.
Dr.. J. @ Halt,
KcnAHD Smrru, Esq, u. g. Bank.
toI. GAeDNEa, A.sist. 2. NJ. G.
TMaruY Wt>~, Eeq.
RoBEnr LreRfE. Era
Dr.. STErHrv ColLISs.
july 26-1awt5s