Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04
TEVHE INDEP ENDENT
RELIGIOUS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Circulation over 0O0I!
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AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.
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veTsay admitted 1t has the aim of the propre-
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PEI line. Address JOSEPH IL. LADD,
au2O wat Publisher, % Beekman St N. Y
DERLIN ACADEMY.-The subscriber re
hB specially announces TO the Inhabitants Of Berlin
ana vicinity that the Academy located ia that healhul
and beau lul village, will b. re-opened on MONDAY,
September S. 1856
Arrang mems having been made for a permanent
scho no ins or expense viii be spared in making the
school precisely ghat II ought 10 be-
large aud powerful Apparatus sufficient for full H.
lustraton Of M tie Natural Sciences viii be empoyeiN
Rooms, u uished except bedding, Ia the large and well
arranged Bo!rdingiJuse eau be had for all those who
wish TO board themselves Such courses Of economy are
highly justhabe and will be encouraged. Special eff
forts viii be made to urnsh schools for all students who
may be prepared, and who may wish 10 teach the coming
| winter
The subscriber Aatteis himself With his experience in
| the profession Of Teaching that he will be able to give
full satisfaction to all who may patrouze the school,
Board in the family Of the Principal, on reasonable terms
TUITION.
Common English. .."..................... 90
Higher Branches English ................. 80. so
hahEulBea 100
Muslc, wa use OF Piano. 90
Landscape Drwing. 200
| au2l dlt&w3t GARDNER RICE
We DYING MEN! LOOK AT THIS!
| DIR. j. Il. GOODELL, Of West Boylston has In
bis possession Vegetable Extract alone that he OBJ
tained from gu eminent M. d, In one Of the Eastern
States, who used 1t with ire Buccefs for wen'yhy
Yeas II viii entirely from the person Of any
that awful scourge the CANCERS also, UMoBs Of all
kinds He commences 10 cleanse the bloodj he IL con"
stany having new eases and meets with eutre success
In every case. He is using the ELECTRIC BATH with
wonderful succesa lie may be found few rods south Of
the Dtpo, on Maple St. West Boylston, No. 1, up stairs.
~ Dr. " has when necessary the assistance OF some
Of the nhcBt Professors IN medical Institutions.
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