Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-14
Notires.
THEOLOGICAL LECTURES.
DIR. BoYNToN

Respectfully announces that in compliance with the IN
vitation of number of citizens of Worcester, who
tended his former Lectures he will give a of
EIGHT ILLUSTRATED LECTURES
q z O L o G. Y,
AT THE CITY HAIL,
FOURTH LECTURE-Fridny Eyen-
ing, March l4th.
4. FIRST CREATED ANIMAL LlFs. Classification of
Rocks, by fossil remains found in them
6. Coat BEps--how the coal produced with roofs
that all Gals Graphite and the Diamond are Of veg
etable origin.
6. tbs PERIOD or REPTILTs. Organic remains of N.Y.
RAIDS of animals that existed the earth and in
the seas millions Of years before the creston Of man.
Z. WARM BLoGDED ANIMALS. Difference between the
animals that exist with man, and those that on
the earth before man was created. Mastodon aud
mammot'l Period.
s. THIS PRESENT OFDFR OF ASIMtIs with Man and
Woman. Age of the Earth Agreement Of the Bi.
blical aud Geological Chronology, The harmony Of
Geology with the Mosaic account Of Creation.
The course will he illustrated by all the Paintings that
we're formerly exhibited, and rumber of Others among
which is the great work, by HELD, of
NIAGARA FALLS.
The Middletown Reics says of this work. eThis IS
beautiful painting, well reautiiul picture and
sight of it alone worth the price of ticket for the
course"
In addition the above, Dr. B. will devote portion of
two evenings to series of New, Amusing and Startling
Experiments in Natural Philosophy,
which have been presented in Worcester H. will
Condense aud SOiidifg CARBoNIo ACID, GAS, &c.
Tictets for the remaining Lectures rs cts
Stnste Tickets 20 Cents Children attending with pa
rents half price. For sale at the oksores and at the
door.
Doors open at I. To commence at Il O'Clock.
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TOPARTNERSHI undersigned having
- formed ccpartnership Oh the frs day Of Jan
uaTy last under the firm Of S B C0RBIN l. Co. for the
purpose Of manufacturing and dealing in
Sashes, Doors, Blinds g. Window FraInes,
anil have taken room in the Stone Shop south of the
Junction of the Norwich Providence and Western Rail-
roads, would respectfully give notice that they are ready
10 furush All articles usually made at establishment
OF this Kind unreasonable prices and constantly on hand
or made to order at short notice. and by close attention to
OUT business we hope to merit share of public patron
age.
Bailders invited to call and examine before purchas
S. Il. CORBIN,
+. G. MERRIAM,
feb1 d&wtAp1 G. NJ. Angler.
NOTLCE.-The subscriber having relinquished his
~ professional business in the City of Worcester
would respectfully recommend his former patrons and
friends, JOSEPH N BATES, NJ. D., PLY stefan and Sur
geon. formerly Of Barre, Mass.
Having mace change in location and business rela.
lions, he is DESTROYS Of eiecting final settlement with his
former patrons, previous to an immediate removal
All persons indebted by note account will please call
at his Office, No. Pearl Street. and settle with W. W.
Warren, who may be found from to o'clock PM,
until April 10th, 1866. GEO. A. BATES.
JOS. N. BATES, NJ. d.,
Office No, Pearl Street. ........... W Worcester.
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