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Farm in Lancaster fnr Sale

&gsA ONE OF the most valuable Farms in Lancas-
jnisk ter, of about 100 Acres stuated about of a
mile from the centre of the ynlnge, in q besu ii-
iul 10 alton, within few rods of the Worcester and
Nashua Railroad, aud on the Nashua River Ii CON
tans the best and most extensive Peach and Apple Or
chards in the town, and about 50 Acres of excellent
Moving, and large proportion of the Farm is fine
Meadow.
30 desirable place, vhether for farming purposes,
or for gentemans country seat often offered for
sale.
Inquire in Lancaster, at the Railroad Station of
feb94 dTuThaS3w MATTHE ~ /. WOODS.
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NOTICES.
Inauguration Ball and

Inauguration Bail and LeVee
GRANITE CLUB No. propose celebrating the In
VI augura.ion Of
PIERCE & KING,
by BALL and LEVEE, at the CITY HALL, Wor-
cester, ON
FRIDAY EVENING, March 4th, 1858.
81 general invitation is extended to all, DESTROYS
oil Celebrating with us on the occasion.
Tickets, including SUpper,.......S3 90,
ADMITTING A GENTLEMAN AND LADIES.
To be had at VIM Bush's Front street, Charles T.
Wilson'S, Main street, snd at the Door Carriages at
me Door or VIII call at Residences by leaving word
elther of The sbo places
,9TCompany assemble at 8o'clock; Supper At 10 IL
Commit &c Of Arrangements.
Hon Knowltou, Cap E Lamb, Moses Phil
iips, Geo GIL John S'udley, w Bentley, VIM
Bush, G Pratt, Col W A Williams, 5 Russell, A b
Lowell, Lakin, Geo Spur, Geo A Dresser Geo
harrington, Levi Parker, Cupt Couki.i, u F Parker
Capt ChilJs, d w Cook C McHa rland, G V Car
pentrr, Martin Luther, Stephen TAFT.
Worcester, March l, 1873 DIT
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Worcester Academy,

fE'HE next Term Of this Academy will commence on
THURSDAY, March Sd
new class will commence in Latin nj the beginning
OF the Term Special attention will also be given to
those English studies adapted to business education
mari d3'-wlt E. j. AVERY Prncpal.
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Beautiful Building Lots for Sale.

SITUATED on either side Of Harvard street, I'M
- doubtedy the pleasant and desirable Lots now
In the MARKET being of large size very centrally ocat
ed and commanding most delightful view OF the city
surrounding country and easily accessible from all bus
mess parts of the city These, with other lots in yari
Gus parts OF the city, will b. sold on tie most reasona
Bile terms, ON application to
feb l2 deodlmis d, s. MESSENGER
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Address Of the Full Dressed Man

| am tae full dressed man! MacuIIar hires me
10 stend all day, sentinel at his door,
And bid each gent and lady who admires re,
10 buy, ike me, their ralmeuI his stoTe
| am n standing proof Of that old adage
That 'is the tailor that doth make the man.
Macallar's The PTOmetheus, who, from cabbage
Has dressed me up 70 ], ad the real BON ion.
And if OF me, this peerless Yankee tailor
has made prince, what would he make of thees
Thou farmer, lawyer, gent, mechanic, sailor,
Who can't begin to show your coat with me
He'd make you lock like Paris or Hyperion
So come and buy your wardrobe for the Spring.
am the well dressed man, the criterion
BY which TO fl yourself with every thing.
The zephyr shirt, the Lola Montez collar
The Dorsey vest, the Brunlmel coat are here;
Partisan pants of every make and color,
And kerehels, caps, coaks, gloves that Kings might
Come then ye members Of the human family,
The largest, noblest family that / know;
And our Macullar WIN you sun dviney,
With clothes like mine Al d charge you very low
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
27l Piper's Block, Main Street, Worcester.
Sign of the "Full Dressed MAN,
febll daytf
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Marbleized Iron Nantes. Columns, Table
TOPS, sc.
The sALAMANDER MARBLE COMPANY

The SALAMANDER MARBLE COMPANY
RE now Offering the above in great variety. The
N articles produced by them are very exact in their
limitations OF the choicest Marbles, very superior in
their nish and elegant in their desgns they are cheap
er man Marble and having an Iron basis, d-
rabe, and injured by the action of AoIDs or
OILS; having obtained GOLD MEDAL for them at
the last Fair of the American Institute, and receiving
dally communication from Architects, Builders, the pub
lie and the press they invite attention to them with con-
idence.
They are also valuable persons ut distance being
more readily set than Marble, and not liable 10 be
broken in their transl CREATION. C cular with de-
signs, and list of prices will be sent by post on app-
cation. sILAS q 'UERRING
Ware. Rooms 6l3 Broadway, New York under the
care Of JOHN RUsToN, TO whom all business commune
cations only should be addressed Mandatory on ud
son. corner of Thirteenth Streets under the super-
tendence of the inventors, r f. 81 F. Williams
Specimens may also be seer at HERRINGjS SaIa-
mander Safe Depot, 1876, 1877 and 1879 Water ST.. N Y
dec6 d2,nis
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Notice to Land-holders |!

PROPOSALS will be received by the subscribers un-
I'll the 18th of March next, for the sale, the City
OF worcester, OF tract Of Land, containing from twelve
10 twenty Acres and within mile and half of the
CITY Hall suitable for the thereon of an Aims
rouse Tor the use OF the City. Said proposals lie in
writing, and to state the locality and size of the ot aud
the price per acre.
BY order OF a Committee of the City Council.
]. 5. q. KKOWLTON, Chairman.
Worcester, Feb. "a, 1855. d2w
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TAKR NOTTCE.

1IlLAII I5VLAOLA
FTNHE subscriber wishing close up his lot of Winter
Il OVERC0ATS, will sell at reduce prices Those
wishing to get good. Osercoat CHEAP, will do well
to call and examine, before buying elsewhere.
On band large OF Clothing, of every de
scripton. l. so.
A Large Stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods,
consisting in part ofthe following articles, viz;
White and Colored shirts, Caps;
Uuder shirts and Drawers, Umbrellas,
SuspeHders, Collars
Socks, Stocks
Gloves, MulHers.
CIavats, Scarts q c., &C.
all of which will be sold cheap for CASH by
HENRY FOX, No. lOI Main,
declb dtfs corner of Thomas street.
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Mortgagae,s Sale Of Peal rstato
Valuable Manufacturing Property
FOR SALE

&2A in healthy part of South Carolina vaIua-
Isa1 BILE Cotton Factory, with extensive Buildings.
and Machinery for 4 geo Spindes, Cotton Gin
and Ihrasher Warehouse, FIGURING End saw Mills sew
eral Yelling Houses good Water Pow ets and
l;5O0 Acres OF LAID. Price, $4,000 S25 600 down
Also, 200 Acres of nd, in Northern Uha, within
miles OF Laso Shore Railroad, with good Water Pow
Store, and u Dwellings Price, $4,000. 500 in
hand. For further particulars, apply this Office
IebZ5 DIFF
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Steam Engines.

Steam Engines.
EfOR sale Locomotive Boiler, with AZ two inch
tubes of horse power, buNt by Adams d Co.,
Of South Boston.
Also two Engines of horse power EACH all in good
order. For further particulars, apply to
CHAS. WILDER,
at VIM. A. Wheelers Iron Foundry.
Worcester, Feb. 28th, 1853 daNtf
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CITY COAL YARD.

GEEK CgBAEl MA Rid.
]. M. HUNTINGTON & CO., Proprietors
I'm hand, and constantly receiving at the Citv Coal
~ Yard, dormerly occupied by b. Buaum,) best quad
tiles OF Pennsylvania Coal, viz:
Lehigh, lump and prepared.
White Ash, g "
Red Ash, prepared
LackawanDa lump and CRATE.
Also, Cumberland Coal, for Smiths use, which win
be sold at the lowest market rates. and delivered in the
bes possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
Orders left at the City Coal Yard office PARK stree
at Mr. J. Z. Gregorys Grocery store No. Main street;
at MI Il. B. Grswold's Grocery store corner of Main
and School streets at Mr.. g. A. Dressers Shoe store
No l76 Main street or, through the Post Office viii
be thankfully received, and promptly attended TO-
G. E. MANN, Agent
WOtcestcI, jury -. looz dawistf
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To the Afflicted.

TEVIIS is to certify tLat have been troBbed with
lame leg, caused by disease OF the bone, for
than thirty years. and for the last five have suffer
ed the excruciating pain herefrom. For months
could obtain but little slice night day, and
able 10 atteni to my business had tried great
Der of the most skilful physicians but all without avail,
and had about given up all hopes being any
ter, when advised by friend try IlamInnnd's
Linlen | did so, and before had used bottle,
the pain had nearly all gone. have been using
than year at different times, and have suffered
but little, therefore recommend to the puilc
US being IN invaluable medicine.
JOHN CONANT.
Worcester, Dec 4h, 1852
CALDWELL & HILL, 229 Main street
JanS5 dtf General Agents.
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YOUNG Ladias Scho0l.

~~etNt-NA OO44VVA'
he subscriber will open his School for Young La
dies at the Salisbury House, Lincoln Square
on WEDNESDAY, March ID.
instruction in English studies, Ancient and Modern
Languages Music and Drawing by competent Teachers
all under the personal supervision of the Principal
limited number of boarders will be received into his
family.
q For admission, Circulars giving terms & c., ap-
ply TO N. 4. BENT.
Worcester, Feb, 81, 1858. dtf
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NEW MUSIC,
IfROM New York, Philadelphia and Boston.
IL A. MARSH, at 1929 Mah street. offers fol sale
large assortment of new and fashionable Music
Gospee Polka-Chiiara.
Dear Land-Song.
Homeward, Homeward-Hola
The Burial of De Soto.
Return, and Cheer My Heart.
Home Circle.
Ny Old Kennedy Home-Good Night.
feb26 DIFF
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AUCTIONS.
GREAT SALE OF
Household Furniture. at Auction.

AOuSoAOAV nnAbure, az hucLI0n.
G w. sELBY & co will sell by Catalogue.
- at horticultural Hall,
on FRIDAY, March lllh, commencing At o,cIoek. 4.
NJ, very large assortment OF new and second hand
FurniIure, consisting in part Of
II Sofas, Lounges, Sofa Bedsteads,
Secretaries rs Cottage Bedsteads, 2Ocommon do Hair
Palm Leaf snc Straw Mattresses, Bureaus, $50 Cane
Seat Chairs, so Rocking do $50 Wood Sest Chairs q
Rocking DO, SO Dining Tables, OF various kinds,
40 LOOT KING GLAS SEES,
All Wool Carpets, Chamber Sets, Mahogany
Card and Centre Tables,
TIE Poys Extension Dining Tables. hat Nots An
tIque Chars Clocks, Book Cases Feather Beds Child
Iens Cha'rs, Cncbets, Ottomans, Side Boards W ash
Stands, Dressing Tables,
Cooking, Parlor and Office Stoves,
on PAINTINGS, Office Chairs, Fancy Boxes, Tubs, Pals
not enumerated.
Also Piano Fortes The above will comprise the
largest assortment OF Furniture ever Offered 1T Auc
ton, in This city, and win he sold without reserve
u No postponement ON account Of the weather Il
5. w SGLBY q co knct,rs
Worcester, March /, 1853. al
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Alexander Putnam

WOULD give notice that ho continues the AUG
w TloN AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the
Old stand of Hood IL Putnam, No. las Main street
where he will be happy TO receive Condiments of all
descriptions ofproperty, for Auction, or private sale
A. r. VIII attend to sales OF Real Estate, or Personal
Property.
n. b. Cash paid for secondhand Furniture.
Furniture Trunks, Valises, Dry and Fancy Goods
Sc, at private sale, low Tor Cash
Worcester, Feb. 26, 1853. dtns
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Eor Sale. an Ia Ram.

ID THAT New Cottage House, at the corner OF
E@; Elizabeth and Earle streets. The House is adj
miraby situated, commanding fine prospect ;
is htted up with all the Iaudern i'm royements 1t con.
Iains ten oommodiOus and convenient Rooms and is
within ten minutes walk Ofthe Post Office
Connected with the House u never falling well of
soft water also, god garden.
u Terms easy. Inquire of F. WAYLAND JR.,
ie)@@ DIT No. Bank Block Eos er street
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NOTICE,

THE subscribers have entered into partnership for the
Il purpose Of carrying on the
Meat Business,
at the old stand No. 30 Main street, nearly onposte
School street, where they will be constantly on hand
to supply all who may favor them with their patronage
with the choicest aud best Meats OF the season in ali
their variety, ut fair prices. f.. b. LOWELL,
]. SPOONER.
Worcester, Feb. l. 1853. DIFF
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Havana Cigars.

A@ISFts1AoV O4ss5 oAas
A LARGE assortment of the approved brands,
IA common and London sizea, among them may be
found
10000 La Vigilancia. 5000 Habanero Londres.
5,OUO IaYdse, 5000 Niagara
5000 DIANA 1900 Elesantes &c
3aC0 La Nora. 1000 Ia FieI
1900 Hen Franklin 1900 Trash, (pressed)
For sale wholesale and retail by
FELIX'S DIFF i86 Main street.
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Particular Notice |

A LII persons indebted to the subscribers, are hereby
IA notified that their accounts made out up to
January ls 1858 and those that not settled
before the ls OF March next will be left for collection.
=. WARDEN a. DUDLEY.
worcester Feb q 1853 dim
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Chairs Gained =!


x-s THE large Brick House and lot, corner Of
fs.aN Summer and Prospect Streets
RaaA For terms, c. inquire of
MARI dtt ESTES SMITH, Cottage street
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Spring STYLE Hats and Caps.

Spring Style Hats and Caps.
I'D Or the trst mountaineering Beaver and
~ fancy at aid Caps, Gloves, Mittens, Feetng,
Shr.n, vsoms, Collars, Stocks, Hdkt's, 'suspen-
ders omoielts, Canoe, Buffalo Robos, &C SC, Cheap
III MERRlLL'H,
mars dtwH No. 221 Main street.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22
"mouti" had well prepared.

"moull' had we'll prepared.
Judge Moore, Of The Circuit Court,
then delivered on nble and well timed
speech, which was enthusiastically re-
ceved. He was followed by gentle
man from Bath County, one OF the con-
rnctors. in some earnest humorous and
practical observations, showing that he
commenced building the Lexington and
Big Sandy Turnpike, on $l3,oOo--and
that he succeeded in raising funds tc
complete the Pike, which cost some
5000, 200, ,,ha, helm connection with 9th
crs no less jealous in the work oliniern
al improvements, had this railroad ron
tract, and the work must be done.
In conclusion Hon. Jrmcs Rice, o
Louisa, made on earnest. convincin:
and dgnifed appeal 10 the inhabitant
of the mountain counties. TO devote thc
energies and their money TO the maxim;
Of this iron way, so essential TO lhei
general welfare.
The celebration. passed of with goo'
order, and the utmost COOL feeling. W.
hope yet TO be present at the opening o
that same great work.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22
feet of l04 guns, supposed for the Mcdi

fleet Of lo4 guns, supposed for the Mcdi'
terrancon. y
Madrid letters Of the 22l state that
Mr.. Soule had been received by the
Queen. On the request Of The Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, he had consented 10
modify some expressions considered OBJ
ieclionable in his address 10 tho Queen.
ITALY.
The Pope is recruiting in health. He
has opened Two stores at Rome to sell
food al reduced rate.
HOLLAND.
The Bank Of Amsterdam has raised
ils rate Of discount to p per cent.
AUSTRIA.
The Government begins to be uneasy
at the increasing prices of provisions
and proposes TO diminish tho cost o.
transportation Of grain on the railways
The Banks of Vienna are compelled
to solicit loan of 100000 forms from
the Municipality.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22
Additional News by the America.

New YORK, Nov. IA.
The steamer America arrived at Bos.
ton, midnight, Saturday, and from the
mails received here yesterday, we CLEAN
the following:
The Paris Miniteur, of Friday, says
arrangements are male so that the stand.
ing army Of France can be raised TO
100000 in six weeks, and that France
and England will be united in action,
as they were in negotiations.
At Consian,inoplc the Swedish flag
was insulted, and the residence of the
English Consul peltcd with stones.
The reported skirmish between the
Russian steamers and gun boats, was
telegraphed TO the French Consul at
Bucharest
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Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad

We had the honor OF an invitation to
attend the ceremonies oflhe breaking of
ground on the Eastern terminus of this
important Railroad, at the mouth Of
Big Sandy River, on the 1olh inst.
We did not reach there in time to
hear the opening address Of Richard Ap.
perton, Esq, the energetic and accom-
plished President Of the Company; but
were informed by gentleman who did
hear it, that the speech was one worthy
Of the occasion and of the distinguished
man .ha made it. 1t was said that his
alIusicn to the old Dominion, Kentucky
and Ohio, her first born lighters, to.
gether with the circumstance that the
earth their sons had met to break had
been trodden, and SURVEYED by WASH
lNcroN, was happy in the extreme.
Sentiments were proposed by the
President, to Virginia and Ohio, which
were appropriately responded to by Col
Grey, Of Virginia, and BY Rev. J. Rowe
of this County. After which the bless
ing Of Divine Providence was invoked
upon the enterprise, by the Rev. Mr.
Thornton. The ceremony Of shoveline
and wheeling earth was then first per
ormed by Richard Apperson, Esq, th'
|fPresidsnt of the Company, who was fol
lowed by several others, among whom
we noticed Mr.. John Campbell, Of thi
place, and Brother Stimson, Of the Re
gister.
Thereupon the crowd, which was great
retired and parlook Of an ample din
ner, which the goodly people about tht
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Foreign News by the Arabia.
General Intelligence.

The latest adviccs from the East say
that Bucharest and other cities in the
Provinces in them found communicating
with the Turks were shot.
A dispatch, Of submarine telegraph,
just ba(nrc the steamer sailed, says that
1000 Turkish forces had appeared at
Guirr los in Wallachia, and fired upon
the town. A Russian force was dis.
patched to the relief of the garrisons,
and an engagement ensucd, and many
were killed on both sides. Another en-.
gagemcnt 20 TX place between 1000 Tur'
kish and like number OF Russian cav.
airy, between KaIafat and Sulla; the
Russians had to fall back.
Interesting Jrom Chjna-Flght Of M9
Emperor. n. Y. Nov. Is.
A letter received from Or. Parker, Of
the American Legation at Canton, says
Intelligence had been received there that
the Emperor had fed 10 Tartary, and
that the nsufgvnt army was within six
days march of Pckin. Prince Wei Te'
kin, the fifth brother Of Taou Kwang was
left ir charge of the Empire.
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Arrival Of John Mitchell

Thomas Francis Meashef yesterday NOR
ming received letter from his friend
Mr.. p. J. Smith, from San Francisco
stating that John Mitchell and his family
would leave for New.York by the steam
er of,hc lst of November, Consequently
this distinguished lrishman may be ex
pect ed here about the 9th inst. MIR
Smith was the gentleman who made al
the arrangements and acted as chief es
cor, to Mr.. Mitchell during the escape
from Van Dicmen's Land. He is Mr.
Meachers mos, intimate and trusted
friend.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22

FL The Rev. L. G. TmoRToN has
taken the control Of tho "Big Sandy
News" and it is said has purchased ma.
tcrials and press, to make respectable
paper. Catlletsburg is good location
for paper, and we are we'll pleased
that it has fallen into so good hands.
The newspaper is the source of great
number Of our earliest impressions, and
consequently the most lasting. Hence
it is a qualification to all that feel inter.
cstcd in the welfare Of the rising genera.
ton, TO see men OF intellectual and NOR.
al worth, controlling that great engine
Of power-the press.
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The Maine Law in Verm ont.

The message of the New Demo
cratic Governor Of Vermont, Johr S
Robinson, was delivered to the Legisla.
:ure at Montpelier, on the End. 1t is a
brief scntentious document. He argues
strongly for modification of the Maine
Law He says:
"The truth cannot be dissemblcd, that
the present law has proved inflec'ual
and inadequate 10 restrain the use orand
traffic in intoxicating liquors; and the
fact that the Legislature in ono part OF
the law divcst it Of the character Of
property, and, in another, recognize it
as such, and tolerate its sale in one
place in each town for medicine and me.
chanical purposes, should inspire us
with distrust Of any enduring rc(orma.
ton found solely upon municipal law
If, however, such laws should eventual
Iy accomplish the objects expected from
them, they will afford most ready way
TO exlirpa,e the evils which afllct the
community, but religion has been gener'
allv understood 10 inculcale different
theory for the reformation of the race
and intempcrance and other like vices
have been denounced by a higher and
more omnipotent tribunal than that oI
any state Legislature.
"Whatevcr may be the opinion Of the
Supreme Court upon tie Constitutional
ity of the several provisions Of the law
whether favorable or otherwise, still tn,
law is subject to be modified, repealed
or made stringent, according to the va
rying opinions OF succeeding legislatures
and the question of intemperance cea
ses to be one of moral reform and be
come. merged in the party and polllica
conflicts of the day. A very respecta
BILE portion, perhaps majority, Of TIT
citizens Of the state regard the existin!
law as intolerant in principle, Oppressive
in its enactments, if not Objectionable
in the manner of its execution. |, there
fore, respectfully recommend modifi
cation of the law which while it shall
preserve the State from the vice ofintem
psrance, will also maintain the rights Q
oul citizens against this infringement
and their dwellings from wanton an
malicious intrusion"
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SPIRIT OF THE TIMES
Tuesday, New. q, 1858.
n. LEETE AND o. =. cory, EDlron,.


Landed Democracy. All eternal basis for Repub-
licn--A Landed Arisocrncy. the iouudniiono OF
,nonurcbic. and drspoiismn-- Young A,m'ea
The Land shall 10, be sold iorrysr.-B0i,.
The mass OF mnnkind has not been horn with sai.'
dies OH their backs,-Nor favored few. hoo'rd
aud spurrrd 10 ride them egimaiely by the grace
0fGod.-JRt,son's last L,t,.
"'rhcre Is no foundation ~ un'lrc. or IN nn'i raj
| laws why u sci ofwors upon parchment should com
v.I the doinnion OF lands.'
BLACKSTONE
aThc earth is The hnb,a,ion. ihr natural inheritance
Of all mankind OF ages present andio come: Eabi-
| iion belonging 10 man IN particular. hn' tn cv"ry
man: nnd one in which all have M fqum riel I"
dwell" JcuN GRAY
70 worship God. the Father Of nl nlen--'o holc Tor
n Iii. in iIrnvcu--,hc reward Of good accomplishing,
on earth. rolovr fellow and do for them n
hn desire for ourselves. To respect a' iorinS ny
which men nrc pleased 10 worsh ip God. To combat
error not with violence, with fire. but with truth
TO love our country, and 10 devote ourselves I" its
vriar O. even 10 the sncrfcc OF lives. To watch
with tender care over the happiness ri onr bmllcs
and 10 educate our children ~ the sentiments Of love
humanity aud PATRIOTISM TO instruct the ignorant "a
cloilc the naked. furnish work for the strong. md
always md every where proclaim the franrnhy oial
the ,gHa'iiy of MI. and the hbe,'B ofaHn