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THE FOURTH.-We have been repeatedly asked. during ths Vass week. by people from abroad as well as as home what was to be done here on this glorious anniversary and have as often been obliged to an swer, we don't know. We never before heard of pblic celebration where almost every thing was kept co profoundly sscsos.

 P. s. Te&aesday morning. The following was handed in last nghs as the "order of arsaneements Cor the day:

 FOURTH OF JULY.

 The Anniversary of our National Independence will be celebrated in this village in the following ner: At 10 o'clock procession will he formed in front of the Court House, and proceed the Congregational Church, where the Declaration of Independence win be read by P. w. POWELL, Esq. and an Grafton deli vered by CHuRcnL COFFDe. Esq. Alter the exercises at the Church are closed, the Gentlemen and Ladies will proceed to the grove west of MT. Solomon Marsh's, where refreshments will be provided proper for the occaslOn. & r.I3s The proceedings of the day will be directed by E. A. LoEd as Marshall with the aid of numerous assist ants. rI~5 Those Gentlemen who feel desirous of joining the party in the grove will be provided with Tickets at the Variety Store of A. A. Lord, at the Post Office

 EDWIN B. WERsTER,1 r. .r PETER w. POWELL, l Cou...;,,.. of ERASTUS A. LoRD } xrr".S. S.,sssys

 FRANcIs BACON, GEoRGE SEYMOUR,

 