Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-19
Notices
XETALKING EXTRAORDINARY
106 Consecutive Hours
Unprecedented Attraction in Gymnastics !

106 Consecutive Hours
Unprecedented Attraction in Gymnastics !
PROFESSOR A. M0LINEUX having made arrangements
with + LINDSAY, Esq, the Star of the East to ex-
ecute the feat of walking 10e consecutive hours upon
plank 20 feet long, feet wide, and feet high takos
pleasure in announcing to the public that he will com
mence his travels on TUESDAY, August 10, 1856, at
BRIELEY HALL.
P 8 Gymnastic performance every evening during
his travels.
AdmissOn-single tickets IS cents, tickets so
cents a9 diff
VENILE = NGiNG SCHOOL.-rhe
% Fall Term of a. WRITINGS Juvenile Singing
School will commence WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
September Sd, at his Music Rooms No 239 Main Street
up stairs at O'Clock p. 1t will be the object Of the
Teacher to learn his pupils to read Music sight Terms
81, payable at Third Lesson.
Worcester, August Is, 1856. dts3
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE or IN
N ~ r-...u s...,-., sIKUCII0N.
will be held in SPRINGFIELD Mass at the Cry HALL on
the 10Th. goth, and 21st days of August.
The Board Of Directors will meet the 18th, at II
The Public Exercises will be as follows:
On Tuesday. the 9th.
At III O'Clock a. m the meeting will he organized for
the transaction Of business.
At q oc ock the Institute will assemble for social
intercourse.
At O'Clock m, the Introductory Lecture will be de-
lvered by Rev JAMES WALKER D. D., President of Har-
ward University.
I'm w eduesday. the 20fh.
At O'Clock M, Discussion. Subiect-"The Rela-
tive Importance of Ancient Classical and Of Scientific
Studies in American System Of Education" Papers
this subject will be read by THOMAS SHERwIN ESQ
Principal Ct the English High School, Boston, and Prof
j. L. LINCOLN, of Brown University.
At IL O'Clock a. m u Lecture by JOHN KNERLAND ESQ,
Principal of Washington School, Roxhury, Mass.
AT O'Clock p. m Paper by Prof. WILLIAM RUSSELL,
of Lancaster Mass Suhject-"Suggestions in Regard
to the Operations of the American Institute of Insuc
ton" To be followed by discussion of the subject.
At 81 O'Clock p M, Lecture by Prof JOSEPH HAVEN,
of Amherst College.
AT O'Clock p. m, Lecture by Hon. GEORGE S. BoUT
WELL Secretary Of the Massachusetts Board of Educa-
tiou.
On Thursday. the 21st.
At O'Clock m, Discussion. Subject-''The Means
of Awakening in the Minds of Parents Deeper
in the Educational Welfare of their Children"
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ Lecture by Hon. S. S. RANDALL,
Superintendent OF SIhools in New York City.
At O'Clock p. M. Lecture by Right Rev. THOMAS
NJ. CLABR, D. D., Of Providence, Il. 1.
y Ladies attending the meeting will be welcomed to
the Inequalities of the citizens Of Springfield
Railroad Tickets from Boston to Springfield and back
good from August 18th to the 23d inclusive may be OBJ
tanned at half the usual rate of TICKNoR & FIELDS
1913 Washington Street, Boston.
Persons going from Worcester and the way stations on
the Western road to attend the meetings of the Institute
will be supplied at Springfield with return tickets Free
By order of the Executive Committee.
D. B. HAGAR, Recording Secretary
Jamaica Plain. Mass, July l, 1856 ala dta19