Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-06
WORCESTER SCHOOL OF DESIGT
AND
s4cMCgea2Iy Of E'SMe .ErES.


This institution abished for the purpose Of afford
ing thorough instruction in every department art Wor-
cester though rich in educational privileges has no other
schoo fer this object Citizens interested in the cause of
education have exered therinaence that such an Acad
envy might be cted in the city of which they are Justly
proud Glasses will be formed for children and youth
who will be taught to draw from the object ITSELF also to
design; beginning with the most simple elements. The
chief ann will be to teach pupils to think aud for them
selves to be original rather than copy the faults Others
The constant novelty in designing gratifying to the ac
tive mind of childhood, while the power thus acquired
satisfies the demands of intellect in its deeper degelope
ments. Students advanced, who are making the
study of art profession will receive instruction in every
style OF drawing and painting, ncu ling sketching and
painting from Nature. and from Life.
Facilities will be afforded to pupils who desire to pur-
sue the study of Modern Languages and Music in
nection with Painting.
Miss NJ. TM0GINE ROBINSON. the Principal of this
Academy invites the friends Education and lovers Of
Art to visit her rooms which will be opened Dec. Est,
at 257 Main Street. diff mis-
MTORCESTER ACADEMY.-THE WIN
Wv TER Quarter will commence on MONDAY, Dec
1st Students received for quarter or longer
Rates of tuition are:
For Common English, per quarter......... S.
For Languages, s' ....,..
Tuition payable in advance, and no deduction except
in cases of protacted sickness For further information
or for Catalogues, apply to
ms DIV " v. RE SSEGSs s, Pfinoip
NNoRCEsTER LYCEUM & LIBRA
w RY AsS0CIATI0N.-The course of lectures for
the Winter of 1861. win commence on the goth Of
November 1856, at the CITY HALL and be con-
tinued as follows, viz
LIST Lecture, Nov. 20 h,-JOHN p. COUGH
I'd Dec. 4th,-Prof. j. G. HOYT Exeter N H.
Sd I" 50 18th, -PLINY EARLt, N. d, MI.
4th Jan. 1st,-WILLIAM X. ALGER, Boston,
9th 4" 155h.--REv. Il e. HALE. Boston
9th 19ah,-REv. HENRY WAND BEECH
ER, Br0oslyp, N. x
18th Feb. 12th,-REy. DAvID!A, WATSON, Grove
land, Mass.
Stn " 4" 21th.-RsY. GEORGE Il. CHEEVER
D. D. New York.
Oh i" March l2th,-REv. D. II CHAPLIN, N Y.
10th i" 26th,-REv. JOHN WEISS, New Bed
ford Mass.
Tickets for the course be obtained of the Treasur-
err at the Book Stores, and of John Gray l. brarap at
worcester Bank Block at the following prices Gentlemen
one dollar, ladies' fifty cents; single ticSes fifteen cents
Introductory Lecture except those who hold tickets %
cents.
Library DePariment-5OOO Volumes,
Separate tickets will be required entitle members to
the use OF Inc Library Price 50 90 per year, which
be obtained of John Cray, Librarian. Tie Doors will be
open at 7, and close at 1 O'Clock, P. NJ
HENRY CHAPLIN, Pest.
- - HENRY A. MARSH, Treas'r
THOMAS EARLE, Secy. diff mis-
INSTRUCTION. IN MODERN LAM
Il GuAGEs HERMANN KRUSI Teacher Of the
NJ DERN LANGUAGES, French, German and
Italian, will give private instruction on reasonable
terms Apply to Mr. j. V. BEANIE, of the SALISBURY
Mansion School, or to Mr.. X, No. II West street.
REFEREN Woes.
Hon BENZ F. THOMAS Worcester.
Hon THOMAS kINsIcUTT, sf
Rev. HORACE JAMES,
Dr. B. SEARS, Providence x. l.,
Prof WIN RUSSELL, Lancaster.
worcester, Dec 81 1855. d2gk ID
Ep EM0VAL- On and after Dec. /, the GENERAL
AZ STAGE OFFICE, with all the Books &c. belonging
to same, will he removed to the BAY STATE HOUSE
The stases will leave the Bay State House at 1000 A.
NJ and 400 and 500 P. M The several Drivers will be
at the Office Is minutes before starting consequently
those wishing to transact business with them must do SO
at that mo. A. P. BARNES Il CO
w. HAfUH, FRANK LOWELL,
B. F. QUIMBY, TYLER HARRINGTON,
me- DIFF
MADAM CARTEAUX Would most respect
I'VE fully inform her former patrons and the ladies' of
Worcester and vicinity that she has established branch
Of her Ladies' Fashionable Hair Dressing and OhamroO-
ing Establishment 3S5 Westinghouse Boston, in this
city, at
No. 1 Clinton Street.
First house the left from Pleasant where she will be
most happy to wait upon all who may favor her with
call Articles for the toilet among which her celebrat-
ed Hair Restorative constantly hand. Particular at
tention paid to dying hair. dom nl2