Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-03
Notifies.
GEOLOGICAL LECTURES


tended his former Lectures, he will give course of
EIGHT ILLUSTRATED LECTURES
q e O L o G. Y
AT The CITY HALL,
Commencing Monday Evening, Mich. Sd,
And continue Three Evenings per week, as
per future announcements.
During the Course the following subjects will be pre-
1. MECHANICAL ASTRONOMY; in which will be illustrated
by experiments in Natural Philosophy the laws which
govern the formation, FORM motion, and situation of
the heavenly bodies
2. IGsxEoUs CONDITION OF the interior of the earth
Causes of Volcanoes Earthquakes, AMI the elevation
Of Continents and Islands
3. COMPOSITION AND Position OF Rocks. Gold De-
posts, Quartz Veins, and Formation of California.
4. FIRST CREATED ANIMAL LIFE. Classification Of
Rocks, by fossil remains found in them.
5. Coat BEDS-how the coal produced with proofs
that all Gals, Graphite and the Diamond, are Of veg
etable origin.
9. The PERIoD OF REPTILES Organic remains of nv
rads of animals that existed the earth, and in
the millions of years before the creation of
Z. WARM BLooDED ANIMALS. Difference between the
animals that exist with man, and those that
the earth before man was created. Mastodon and
mammoth Period.
s. The IPREsENT ORDER OF ANNALS with Man and
Womau Age of the Earth. Agreement of the Bi.
blcal aud Geological Chronology. The Harmony Of
Geology with the Mosaic account of Creation.
The course will he illustrated by all the Paintings that
were formerly exhibited, and number of Others among
which is the great work, by HELD, of
NIAGARA FALLS.
The Middletown NetOs says of this work "This is a
beautiful painting, well beautiful picture and
sight OF 1t Alone is worth the price of ticket for the
course"
In addition to the above, Dr. B. will devote portion of
two evenings to series of New Amusing and Startling
Experiments in Natural Philosophy,
which have never been presented in Worcester He will
C0ndense and Sotidify CARBoNIo ACID, GAS, &C.
Tickets for the Course, 5 90. Single Tickets,
rs Cents Children attending with parents. half price,
For sale at the okstores and at the door.
IL Only 500 of the Course Tickets for SALE
Doors open at T. To commence at u O'Clock.
mch1 diff
rK~~h THE SOUND OPEN AGAIN.
The Steamboat Train will leave Worcester
at o'clock this afternoon to connect with the STEAMER
CONNECTICUT, at Aiyn's Point for New York.
Freight for New York is now received in large small
quantities, at the Norwich and Worcester Freight Depot
in Worcester u All freghts will be forwarded with dis.
patch. p. ST. NJ. ANDREWS Agent
worcester, Feb. 20, 1856 diff
EEHsu NOTICE. PROVIDENCE AND
tssa4- eSzsz:s WORCESTER RAILROAD. On and after
this date the Afternoon Passenger Train Providence
will leave Worcester at o'clock instead of 3,45
tOfore. s. H. TABOR, Superintendent
Providence, Feb. 49, 1856. d6t
A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.-Noticei is hereby Civ.
IN en- that have been appointed Assignee of the Es-
tate of AI.MERINE L. ACKLEY, of Auburn, in the
County Of Worcester, Insovent Debtor, and that the
Second meeting of the creditors of said Amerne L. Ac-
ley, will be held at the Office of Pratt Howe in Worces.
ter the seventh day Of March next at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon at which meeting creditors may be present
| and prove their claims.
WIN. HENRY HOWE Assignee
Worcester January o. 1856. dat f2S
| A SSTGNEES' NOTICE.--Notice is hereby
IA given that the Third Meeting of the creditors Of
| BENJAMIN r. HATCH und HENRY G. TOWNSEND,
Of Worcester in the County of Worcester Insolvent
Debtors will be held at the Office of Thomas c. Kent
Milford in said County, the Sh day of March next at
ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon
p b. HOLMES, .
W, P. TENNEY, ASSiBneeS
Worcester, Feb. IS, 1856. DIT f2S