Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-21
Seizures, Mt.
GEOLOGY
DIR. BOYNTON

Respectfully that in compliance with the rc-
quest contained in the Resolutions passed at the Of
his first Course of Lectures, he will give
SECOND COURSE OF LECTURES UPON GEOLOGY,
OR THE
HIST TORY OF CREATION
Condensing the whole subject into SIX LECTURES,
Ar THg-
CITY HALL,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, Nov goth, and con.
tmuing TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, 21at
and 22d, and The evenings of the week following
All the PHILoSoPHC4L EXPERIMENTS Of the
Introductory lecture will be repeated An the beautiful
Paintings will be exhibited,
DIR. b. will introduce many interesting subjects which
were not touched upon during the first Course
In addition to the above Dr. B. will deyota portion At
evening to SERIES Of Startling Brilliant, Enter.
MAGNETISM, GALVANlsM, CHEMISTRY, and NAT.
URAL PHILOSOPHY
tits believed that these experiments will be deemed
worth a ticket to the whole Course.
Tickets to the Course, only so cents. No half price.
Single tickets 21 cents For sale at the and
at the door. Doors open at quarter before l. To
mence at 7! O'Clock. diff n17
z ECTUR ES.-THE WORCESTER COUNTY
a 4 MECHANICS ASSOCIATION will hold their course
of Lectures, this season. at the CITY HALL commencing
on Thursday evening, Nov. 10th, at a O'clock
1. Nov. l6-Rollin II. Neae, D. D. Boston.
2. %, (Tuesday(-Wm. j. Whitaker Professor of
Architecture Smithsonian Institute, Wash.
ington, with Illustrations.
8. Dec 10, (Friday)-Bayard Taylor, of New York.
4.
5. JAN IL, 1S54--Richad H. Dana, Jr., Esq. Boston,
9. +" 25-Hon. Charles Thurber, Worcester, Poem.
Z. Feb. S-Hon. A. H. Bullock, Worcester.
s. 22-Gen. Samuel Houston Texas, is expected.
9. Mar. S-Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr., Boston,
Tickets for the Course, admitting Gentleman and
Lady, 81; Gentleman 10 cts; Lady, Minor, so
Single Lectures, 12l cts; to be paid at the door.
All persons expected to present their tickets at the
door
Tickets may be obtained at the Bookstores and of the
Clerk. Members who have not received their tickets,
may obtain them of the Clerk the door Doors open at
before T. Lectures commence at u O'Clock, precisely
All persons requested to be in the Hall previous
Il O'Clock, to prevent disturbance
II. S. WASHBURN,1
J. d DANIELS,
BENZ. WALKER, Committee.
C. A. WHEELER,
SAML SMITH.
Worcester, Nov. IS, 1854 DIT mis-
NNORCESTER LYCEUM.-The Course Of
Wv Lectures for the Winter of lS54-5, will commence
on the 9th of November, at the City Hall, and be-
LIST Lecture, Nov. 9,Rev H. Ward Beecher of Brooklyn
ID " Nov. 23.-
I'd " Dec. .7,-Rev. Joseph p. Thompson NJ York
4th " Dec 2l,-Rey. John Perpont, New York.
9th Jan. 4,-Cassius NJ Clay, (probably) Lex.
ington, Ky.
9th " jan 1S,--Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Boston.
It'll " Feb 1,-Geo. W. Curtis, Esq, New York.
Sth Feb. 15,-Rt Rev. John II. Hopkins, Bur
lngton, Vt.
9th Mar. 1,-Rev. E. Ii. Chaplin, New York
10th " Mar 15,--Hon. Horace Greeley New York
Tickets for the Course may be obtained of the Treasu
rer at the Bookstores, amt OF John Gray Librarian at
Worcester Bank Block, at the following prices:
Gentlemen 81; Ladies so cents. Single Lectures
l24 cents, to be paid at the door
All purchasers of Tickets will be entitled to the use of
the Library, containing about 400 volumes of valuable
Books, for the whole year.
The doors will be open at l. and closed at u o'clock
HENRY CHAPLIN, President.
THOMAS EARLE, Secretary.
CHARLES WHITE, Treasurer.
Worcester, November, 1854. dtf ms
NTI-SLAV VERY LECTURES,
"a 1SJ4-5.-Jhe 0fiiers of the WOR CESTER CITY
ANTESLAVERY SOCIETY," have the pleasure of an.
nouncng the following Course of Lectures delivered
on successive Friday evenings, at the CITY HALL.
Nov. 24.-Charles Sumner, of Boston.
Dec. john pierpont of Medford, "a Poem)
" s.-Salnon Chase of Cincinnati Ohio
" 15.-(Omitted, to accommodate tie Mechanics
ASSOcidtion)
2O-(Wednesday) John P. Hale, Of New York
" 29.-Cassus NJ. Cay, of Kentucky.
Jan. 5.-rheodOre Parker, of Boston
" S.-(MOnday) u. Ward B-echer, of Brooklyn, N Y .
19.-Samuel j. May of Syracuse, N. Y.
" 26.-Ralph Wade Emerson, of Concord.
Feb. 2.-Lucy Stone, (proNab " of West Brookfeld.
" 9.-N. p Banks, of Waltham.
" 16.-Wlliam W. Brown, recently from England.
Mar. 2.-David Wilmot of Towanda, Pa.
Single tickets, 10 Packages of ten to be used al
any Lecture, 80 cts. For sale the Bookstores and al
the door. Lectures commence at u O'Clock, P. NJ
I. W. HIGGINSoN, President
JOSEPH A. HowLAND, Secretary. diff MIC
A RARE CHANCETO MAKEMoNEY
IA Any person wishing TO make money, by endorsing
dollar my address, (post paid) VIII inform them
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