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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

H1li, InsnAasa6ie Cutter ~ A.l. Assd W iis.
ksss NJ" "srcsy si--e, h ,.r az. 's-- st,ags bcz
black -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

II. n R-IsadWa3s hsady kslaef viii iii
0een minutes ehoisra morhrs d4tr dygeoery snd
all bovvei complaints h. vii
chltis and her affections or the snns anf reg.
uators VIII cure oostveasss indigestion heartburn dyspep
sA liver complain hestacns, neryoaaness, aat A. toas
difficulties. 40 i67 Faion srre- NJ ssirs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

Iaard,s w1Ss and zz~ss Dy, AS-irss a..
rord Tor lke4y natural appoaarco 1uk x Ss1 raSaru s
- broadway, near HOWARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

Holl0~ysy's Ointment cannot he too gNplt-
ei!y relied upon as rra d Cor complaints Z .a scn
ad the bladder n shoGd rs thoroughly rubbed u
aiecsd The slate Will be q alton
pssD. 'nr ued witt con-naaats the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

SCoY-wurfAss In Prov idence, r T., 90 rhsrsH~v
sept, 3, BY Rev. Lsoosrd swain. d o.. Jons " Ms )ox 81
hortlyn ~ Y 10 ALICE daughter o. tho isis Rdvue5o
Williams, n Inc farmer city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

Ruptgys- d Co. Nsatt q, CNrs Trliss
Office, removed 10 40. vssey street. Asgr House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

incfee& IN AHoF S'<t -
The failure OF e. Governor Fsr~ti, OF Madison, VIZ
con-in reported re has been largely Engaged in
rous public enterprises, particularly 10 railroads ocnrtinr
IN xsdiscn, aud 10 presumed that his suspension
oocasorcd BY the great decline IN all railroad securities
The schuykin Canal and the Lenifh Valley Railroad
continue increase their tonnage that
year; bat tho falling Of the other two lines Of I'm
proveneot 10 stu further Augmented oil. be by
the sci!o stag uateuteut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

Total. or -; 2,y,e,@G Dec. 2;,ag
The aggregate shipments OF Lehsh and schaysn cosi
market are, wu be observed, q ocs ious than
they vsro ~ this lime lac, year.
The annexed statement exhibits the vsue of foreign
rcrs al this ror during the week, and since J~nus.y L.
10 each OF the pes, three years
CossxFu Potr 90 Nsv Yopx-vIrs ispoFrA
Ter fN He.R 1858 lse6. 1897.
nYy FOODS. .......... t70ss $50 1894 9so 13IT,ass
General merch'dsa. ,0ge.spl 2425,S 7,0cb $50
Total fcr the week. 50 ia SGT iig2sss 9g2S o2o
Total for months loo ipo.ssi ibss5i,2o3 iTost. SOL
since January sto3 3i5,S2 Ice, ,ssS ia 10 S2l
The Following table VIII NOV the exports Of tie i've
pranospal staple Articles Tor the week sud year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

80 :
eores,e OF week compared with that Of 1859 sJs2 $50
The following comparative ssssemsn, Of the value Of
esrots from ment OF the year 70 Sept, -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

Rrtvheic,'s Hair Dy,. wigs and vs-r-~s -
r~e IA ne wlrd sSg assnx s saSs soI asd syya-a
Q, lss nsa 1-aN 90, ~ 3rpzt.ss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

THK sCiiIsn IL THE PRxaBYTRHAN CuuRCH-rBB
FLMIRA haalcrLfraAL coSyHNTf0n--rlfx rfRK
MEH's TouRSAnHSr-rHs Ssw roRr rERRtEs
THxiz CONDITION, BOATS. Ere, Erc.
In shc Fanny HssAtn Of "Wednesday ~ir BE- rcands
report The proceedings Of the seccding Pressyte
Ran coavenuoa recently held 1t Richmond, Va
H~fp also contain an secopus 81 the Agriculture, Con
ventcn n Eimrs N. Y-the Frcmcn sTourrsmenI--Con-
css between Flora Temple Lancet, hners D.mseI and
Ped Bird, Nc;
The collision the Cs.adcn and Atlantic Railroad, near
wbi,shor,c, M;
Nsvcsnk. Milford Conn, add Old poin, Comfort;
Gossip At the Southern Watering Piscett
European CORES from London, Paris
Madrid, Berlin and =, re,srsburs;
Together WITH hdtofi ais various suhets Cty News
theatrical Notices Money Produce Markets MARI ages
snd maths Tor the week. and large amount or sen,r.
and nliscel lsncous reading
Te,ms ;so dollars per year four cents per copy To De
obtained =, the oflce and Of ali new. sFenu
80 Cent AmDrotypss, with Case .nd DeIi.r
photographs uusurRyed IN Amersa originally esfshIah
eddy kishA1l. Gi broadway
ghre. Dollar Hats. fall style, az Nb,,.,.
le raiou street. between Broadway and rssSsa su.sG
BARNES ~ Para hsv. Rsmov~d swv.s soc
s-c>dwaY'o snt r.s nov. ai-co,y oprc-s ne Asaor
9ou.o fks asuou % obbtrs and clos. buyers of drugs
nvird orr ssocs 81 pasor nscnca bsev
ryvvrss~s yrtc-s sy NE rsss, dozen on lm gr@
re~ rcrs. uapas.a saa saa r~scss.
Rrtrneiors aair n.y.. wigs and vs-p-ss =
yse Ne wiTt s2fg essnx ~ MAS. 81 asd sygN-s
., a. nss la s,s, ~ Srpat.ss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

l0h'i iSSis.sss -
A. hcolsy will hold his regular semi weekly auction
sze Of stocks ard bonds hends! the n mat 81 asg
rsss twelve o'clock at the kercnar Eschange grca.
variety OF securities win be offered
Tho notes Of tho woos,er Bank Of Daabury, corrcc,
cot, are redeemed by Mesas W, \ J. 0Brien, 81, -
wan street, al par, and will continue no SO redeemed.
The following The receipts or he Norris Canal Com.
p.ay for the pasl week aud seAsor compared with shs
receipts 10 the corresponding Tins last year
Total 10 Angust "a, 1SbT.......... si5ps5 ~
week ending AIfusI -, 1s51..... I0,I5 q
-Sl90,i2s IS
ro,.i 10 Ausu,t -, 1885,. tisg0i7 81
week ending August %, $500. 7,ioJ 81
---sisa,isl -
fn.x.... in rS6- asa. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

ghre. Dpiise Hats, FrH styts, &C WHITE,
ig Faloa street. between Broadway and nssSsn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

- Cent Amprctypss. with Case. ana DsIi.s
Cd BIZ X NEAL. 3i5 Broadway
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26

RAILRoAD ACCIDENT AT FRAM1NGHAM.-A
gentleman from Rochester, named r. Matti-
son, a horticulturist, came on in the throu. h
train which reached birmingham at O'Clock
Wednesday evening, on his way to Holliston.
with his son, lad from twelve to fourteen
years Of age. AT birmingham they changed
from the main line cars to those of the Hollis
ton branch, and soon after the latter had start.
ed the boy in passing from one car to another,
fell, and had his arm from near the shoulder
down to the wrist, dreadfully crushed md lac
Grated. lie was taken into a neighboiing
house, where a physician Immediately declar-
ed ampplatlon to be necessary, and a messen-
ger was dispatched to Boston for surgeon.-
Boston Traveller. Hr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26

A Coon SUGGEsT1oN.-Any attempt to Rn
ish the Washington Monument, would in our
opinion, be an absurd and ridiculous waste Of
money. Should il be finished according 70
the original plan, it would be monument of
the total want of taste in those who project.
ed it, and those who contributed their money
to build it. Butthough, considered as mon.
utnent to the Father OF his Country, it is and
would be, unfinished OF finished, a monstrous
abortion, there is one purpose, and national
one, too, for which it is admirably adapted
and which its present unfinished state its ii
for serving SO much better. Let it stand lust
as it is-a monument to the Know Nothing
party. 10 fit It exactly for that purpose moth.
ing is needed but to change its name.--Ncw
York Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26

GOOD PLACE FOR CONVENTIONS The good
city of Worcester has always been, from its oca.
ton and its accessibility, fayorte place for hold
state political conventions, as well as other large
gatherings Of the people The improvements
which have been made in Worcester during the
last two or three years, in the erection of the
splendid Mechanics Hall--a hall second in beau
~ and convenience to no other in the State-and
IN the erection of spacious and well kept hotel,
the Bay State House, lit might have added the
Lincoln House l-have essentially increased the
inducements to hold all gatherings of the people
N which the whole State is to be represented. at
Worcester. Mr.. Twichell, the efficient and ever
obllgmg President of the Boston and Worcester
hsllroad, unlike the penny wise and pound fool
Ism managers of some other roads, is always ready
toPut on special train for the accommodation
OF delegates and Others, at half prico. Worces-
yer hereafter will be more popular than ever be,
iore as place for large gatherings of the people
Of the Commonwealth.-B0St Journal
The excellent accommodations furnished the
reporters, al the Convention, on Wednesday, by
the Mechanics Association, through their Treas
urer, Mr.. Benjamin Walker, in supplying them
with several long tables, and plenty of stationery,
WILDE an additional iuducement for the holding
Of future State Conventions in that magnificent
hall. We are glad to notice the Acknowledgements
of the liberal scale the accompodations afford.
ed, by the press generally, who had representa-
tives present at Wednesdays Convention. 4.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26

The MIDDIEsEx MURDER CAsEs.-Before
the Supreme Court at Concord, Wednesday.
the case Of Abner N. Nuiung, charged with
the murder Of David Roche, at Groton june
ton, on tie Sd of February last, was conclud-
ed. The jury, after lengthy absence, re-
turned a verdict of guilty of manslaughter.
1t was case of shooting Mt Gfoton Junct on,
the parties having quarrelled after partaking
freely Of liquor.
in the case Of Cornelius Durgan and Pat
rick Ryan, charged with the murder Of John
Flynn, at Marlboro, plea of manslaughter
was accepted BY the Government. In this
case, also,rum was at the bottom of the crime.
the accused being under its influence Atlthe
time they killed Flynn, peacable man who
was attacked and died upon his own thresh
mold; In both cases, sentences were imposed
thursday Boston Traveller "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26

MEMPHIS, June 26.-At meeting Of citizens,
last night, jury was formed, having six repre-
sentatives from each ward. Able, the murderer
Of EveIson, was found guilty of his murder in the
first degree. Twelve Of the jury were in favor Of
lynching Able, and the rest for disposing of him
carefully. resolution was passed, requiring all
the gamblers to leave the city in ten days, or be
forcby expelled The father of Able who is also
a murderer and gambler, has been required to
leave the city at noon, today. Last night crowd,
having cannon in their possession proceeded to
the Jail, intending to take Able forcibY thererom
and hang him, but they dssuaded from do
ing SO by the Mayor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26
letter from hon. }. R. ciadlng..

The following letter from the veteran Giddings
+ is in reply 90 one from Rev. Dr. Ross Of Ala.
bama, who charges that the g God of Abraham
sanctioned slavery and polygamy'' and made
them right Against this blasphemOus charge,
Mr.. Giddings protests in manly and truly Christ
ian phrase:
"Iidesire,that no inddel shall understand me
As worshipping the God described BY DR. Ross
SIS ] DO homage TO that God Of Christianitg who Is
immut9b.y holy, Just, and pure, in His whois
who has said to manhood, Il CHANGE NOT The
God worship never suspended His purity, that
Mormon, Or Presbyterian, or sensualist NAV
pollute the earth with polygamy, or concubinaee.
or slavery, DIR. Ross bows in alteration TO God
Of polygamy, eoneubinage, and slavery. We be-
iIeye in opposing Divinities. The Gods we wor.
ship as opposite as holiness and purity are
opposed to poygamy and concqbnage; as civil,
y religious, aud spiritual freedom a opposed ~
slavery and degradation of the immortal intel
= Lest. ~.
By a universal law of the human mind, each
~ rili assimiiqte his own character to that of the
DEITY he wpEships OF necessity, each regards
the object Of his religious adoration az he bioh
eat conception 81 moral excellence holiness. and
Justee and purity, which he ia capable az enter
l@snang, ana,n nooest and sincere, will so repre-
sent hin TO others His God having anfba9~sd
and instituted slavery. he will sudesvor ~ aas..
out tie designs q his Deity by supporting Ia,
anst.us'on q praying for It's prosperity and ex
b az fta,;
and holiness, who has endowed all mon IN ~
equal and inalienable right to liberty. viii ~
course, seek the extension Of freedom and D,ss
for its prosperity. He would bless the sIsvsy.
dealer, who does the will Of his God by seiziny
the nnofending people Of africa, and bringing
them % this country and selling them into bond
age; aooafld hang him, as unworthy Of human
G J association He regards the man who buys Gods
image, who scourgesand degrades the Saviour in
the person u His fsloweEss al carrying out the
will Of his Deity, regard such men as hea-
thens; voiaton Of Gods Law, and enemies to
mankind. de would advise the slave to remain
IN degrading sefvtude, and doom his Offspring,
IN coming generations. to chains, and sighs, and
tsers, and suiierngs. would say TO thefslave,
Aon can commit no greater wrong TO the human
race than 70 remain in degrading servitude, when
N your power 70 escape, even by staying
every slave catcher who may seek to prevent it,,
NOD. Wnen those slave mothers followers Of the
SAVIOR, With Their children, fleeing from deerad-
ing bondage, from the poiiuiions Of that vast
Southern brotbel, asked me for bread, 4 cave a.
when they desired clothing, furnished h. when
IN the pane Of our Redermer, they desiyed a.,
sistsnce 20 hasten them on to a land Of freedom
where they could educate their little ones IN ths
doctrines Of Christianity, / gave them money
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26

AUCTION SALEs.-E. W. Vail will sell tomOr.
row, at 10 o'clock A. M, on the premises, valu-
able lot of land belonging to the estate of the
late Henry Gates, on Highland street, adjoining
the homestead estate Of Hon. Stephen Salisbury.
This land possesses many advantages. being in
close proximity to the Agricultural Grounds,
new Common, etc, and is obliged to be sold to
pay debts and charges, offering an unusual op-
portunity to purchase at your own price.
At2 O'Clock P. NJ, Mr.. Vail will sell, in lots
Of from four to eight acres, sixteen acres Of good
land on Holden street, two miles from the Court
House. The land has a frontage Of sixty rods on
the road just this side Of the farm Of John H.
Brooks, to whom purchasers are referred. .ci
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26

FUNNY. We see paragraphs in the papers
headed 'Further from China" 1t strikes us
that we cannot get much further from China
than the antipode, at which point we are sup
posed to be located
"Paddy," says joker, 'swhy don't YOU get
your ears cropped they're entirely too long
Tor a man" "And yours" replied Pat
fought to be heightened they are too short
for an ass"
AT Pittsburg, at the last election, voter
too much in hurry to examine his vote,
dropped into the ballot box a slip of paper
containing these words; ''Dear Miss-I can
not meet you this evening-my wife suspects !:
keep shady. Yours, affectionately, -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26

MAN SHoT-ATTEMPT AT LYNcH1Ne.- Mem
phis, June 24.-John Everson, known as
gambler here, was shot dead this AFTERNOON
by man named John Able in front of the
Washam House. Everson asked Able for
some money that he owed him, and the reply
he got was pistol ball through his body.
The affair created quite sensation amongst
the citlzeus who assembled at the Jail deter
mined to hang Able, but through the per-
suasion of the Mayor and others, thew were
Gained down. A meeting was appointed for
this evening to decide what shall be done
with Able.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26

The POPULATION OF CHINA The accounts
OF the population of the Chinese empire, as
gwen IN school Biographies and statistical
hand. books, are usually gathered from the CEN
sus OF 1915, the 18th year of Kia- King, which
gave China a population of 372,0O0,000 The
census OF 1882 however, showed total of
100000 inhabitants, so that at present
making all due allowance for civil war and
emigration--we may safely set down the pop
ulatlon of China at 400, 900 900. Many of
the provincial capitals have population rang
ing from SOC, 900 to 100000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26

JosLYN's CoRNEr BAND.-on Wednesday eve
ming this excellent band Of musicians gave one Of
their best performances from the balcony Of the
Bay State House in this city, much to the gratif-
house, the public outside, and numerous dele.
gates to the Convention, who remained over, as
guests at the house We heard their perform
anees commended highly by some excellent
judges Ofmusic who accompanied US to Boston
in'the cars on Thursday morning, and the opin.
ion seemed to be unanimous that there 10 not
better band in the country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26

Books THROUGH THE PosT OPF1cB.-It ap-
pears from the official annual report Just is.
sued By the English Post Office, that the
number of book parcels sent through the post
in 1856 was nearly three millions, and that
their average weight was OF. The book
post is now extended 70 nearly every colonial
dependency Of the British Empire, and an
under colonial book post established between
all colonies that are within the Jurisdiction Of
the Postmaster General. A London naner
says:
would thatit were extended to the Unit.
ed States Of Americas matter worth tho
lest efforts of both countries TO accomplish"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26
Alpine HAIR BaIm.
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL


Warranted to Cure Badness Scurf, Dandruf Itching
and all diseases OF the Skin. This Balm gives the Sca
and healthy action restores the coOrng matter 10
the of the Hair which passes through he Hair and
gives it natural CO Tor without the ase OF Hair Dive
Hundreds of PR paratons have been introduced pre
tening 10 preserve the Hair and keep it from falling IN
composed OF Oils, Alcohol and OF er deeterious m
and all TO no Hair Dyes have been introduced tbt
dc not give the air natu al color des being rouh
some 60 This Balm Is not Dye Knowing tbat a
preparation need to do what was required for ire
HAIR the proprietor iUduced to ex eriment until he
could obtain article that would be the exact remedy
and after seven years trial he has perfected this Balm
III soothing and emollent aays all irritation Of the
scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome itching Il
cures Dandruf and Scurf, and when the Hair turned
gray will bring II back TO its original coior be BLACK
Brown or Auburn 1t makes the Han soft and los.v
prevents the Hair from falling of as will be see .pon
using this Balm for only few dayslf will be Civ ,, 10
the roots Of the HAN, and growth will sooon appepr
Growth does take place at the end of the Hair wi,
be seen In persons who have their Hair dyed If yo en-
anime hair that has been colorcd for week Won william
towards the ROOTS that the hair has come out gray hence
Il 10 necessary TO have The fluid the roots Of he hair
healthy, that the whole hair he natural color Facb
hair has root In the skin, and is Of itself hollow prav
tube through which there constant circulation M ne
pigment from the root, When this pigment or ,nring
matter dies out 1t leaves the hair hollow and il becomes
gray. To invent Balm that would produce this ni,nent
mas been the study Of the proprietor The disoaver =;
the Alpine Hair Balm will do It, II will bring The bsr n
iis natural color by making the colorng matter In
the roots Of the hair ="
II ID mistaken notion that oil or grease will yastaro a.,
hair, as nothing can be more injurious, The Anlne
Hair Balm viii restore the skin and save the hair ~
those WHO nave been sick with fever or any disease
Prepared by o. A. MASON, Providence, RI
For sale by AZ Druggists.
d. r. IVES SEQ So MIX street, Bostan, sole Whole
sale Agent Tor the United States and Canadas
For sale by j. q. HILL M. B. GREEN 4 CO.. DA.
Wy SCOT CHARLES sIBLEY, GEO. r. spURR
-------- noui "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26
Pen 4 sylvonia Pablo WORKS.

PhILADEIPHIA, June 23.-The main line of
the public works was sold this evening by auc.
ton, at the Exchange. There was large at
tendance, and the Governor was present. 1t was
purchased by J. Edgar Thompson, in behalf Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, for $3.50, 900, one
bid only being made Loud cheers were given for
the Governor and the Pennsylvania Railroad, at
the conclusion of the sale. Previous to the sale,
an announcement was read that the demands of
certain owners of property on the line would af
feet the claim fol immediate possession.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26

The BELL OF MINORS I,tcHr Housx
iron lighthouse at Minot's Iledee Cobasset
which was overthrowhh during an ApriI storm
several years since, fell, as il Is sur,nosed
at about high tide, when the waves bad a
greatly accelerated volume of strength "a
they dashed upon the doomed structure
During the night, and probably but brief
period before its construction, az it WINS after.
wards stated, the bell Of this light. house was
heard from the shore TO toll, as il the inmates
desired to announce the danger which SUR
rounded them. A few days since, the con.
tractor who is employed by government to
fish up the iron foundations Of the old struc-
ture, brought up the old bell, which must
prove a valuable memorial of the sad tragedy
enacted upon that fatal spot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26

News FROM THE TRENCHES The New York
Tribune says that Brigadier General Gideon J.
Pillow, the famous ditch-digger Of the Mexican
War, has printed an airy letter on Tennessee pol
itics. in which he announces to astonished
world that "the Hon. John Bells on trial as
the Black Republican candidate for the Presi-
dancy in the great contest in 1860. If he can
make the distance-viz; carry Tennessee-he
will be entered If he fails, Seward will be the
man." The closing paragraph Of Gideon's letter
is model percration, and ought to ''sience that
dreadful Bell forever
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26
Markets..

New YORK, June. 25-Cotton firm; sales 400
bales Flour 10 15e better low grades sales $4,000
b6ls; cowmon TO strait State So so 6 60 Upper Lake
ira Genesee rs 1000 Soutt ern Sc better; sales 100
bhlsi mixed TO good brands 80 75 fancy and extra
90 75 Canadian better; sales $50 bbls; superine
dem4nd sales II coo bush; Canadian white gooi al o.
Illinois white so for fair Raci spring "a; Upper
Lake Milwaukee club, 81 55 l Sc oats firm; sales
54OO bushi State 81 67c Western eS este. Corn 2,
better and closes buoyant sales Al Og0 bush mixed SO
80; white 30 97c; yellow 9Oc; round do. Whisky
nomioalj sales small. 0hio32 a $50; Prison do.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-26

Masonic CELEBRATIoNs.-St. Johns day. the
oath, was celebrated on Wednesday, at Provi.
dence, r. l., and at Nashua, N. H., BY process.
sion, dinner, speeches, sentiments, &c. In each
place, large assemblage was present, and every.
thing passed off pleasantly and in fine style In
Nashua, Rev. Sir Knight W. r. Alger of Boston
was the orator of the day. and in Providence, the
Rev. George NJ. Randall, d. D., P. g. Grand
Master Of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, of.
heiatsd in the capacity of orator. Delegations
were present in large numbers at each celebra-
ton from various lodges in Massachusetts and
other New England States. Worcester was rep.
resented at Nashua by Morning Star Lodge, John
A, Dana, Master, one hundred men and by Wor.
cester County Encampment, Sir knight Henry
Earl, thirty men. Fitchburg was represented at
Nashua by Aurora Lodge, D. W. Tuttle, Master,
twenty five men,