Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13
WALKING EXTRAORDINARY!
106 Consecutive Hours
Unprecedented Attraction in gymnastics


PROFESSOR A. M0LINEUX having made arrangements
with E. LINDSAY, Esq, the Star Of the East to ex-
ecue the feat of walking 106 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
BRINLEY HALL
2. S. Gymnastic performance every evening drr;rs,
his travels.
Admissionsingle tickets Is cents, season tickets so
cents. a9 diff
SPECIAL NOTICE,-AIl persons having ac-
~ counts with the late firm of B. L. uARDON x CO.
contracted before the first day Of July 1885, and remain
in unsettled hereby notified that immediate payment
must be made or the accounts will be left with ator.
ney lor eoleeuon. b. l.. HARD0N & co.
ECONOMY IN FUEL.-The understood i
~ again prepared to fill orders for Peat, and deliver
the same in any part Of the CITY, Orders may be left at
the Spy Office, or at the store of 4. +. Dixie Co.
Persons who wish to their rn may save one dol
lar in carriage by taking it directly from the meadow
Apply as above T. DREW, 212 Main st.
NOTICE.-The copartnership heretofore existing
H. between the undersigned, in business bakers, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent aud Mr. King is
fully authorized to settle the affairs of the cppartnershp
and collect all outstanding debts due 60 the concern
GEORGE T. KING,
JOS II. HAYWOOD.
Worcester, August 9, 1856. dSw
EAISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.
NJ sHlP.-The eopartnership heretofore existing he
tween the subscribers under the firm Of MANSON 4
BoWhER, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
T. MANSON,
s. H. BoWKER.
The manufacture of STRAW GOODS will be continued
by the subscriber, at the old stand in Faggs Building
as diff S. H. BOWKER
NJOTICE.-TSe subscribers hereby give notice that
having purchased the Eating and Ice Cream Saloon
Of D. G. Gates, Bay State House Block they have formed
copartnership to be known GREENWOOD & BE-
MIS-, for the purpose of carrying on said business.
SAMUEL W. BEMIS,
40 diff APPLETON GREENWOOD.
M
in this Institution will commence on Thursday,
August 2 L, and continue IA weeks, under circunn-
stances very favorable for the accommodation of an in.
creased number of students A. II. WASHBURN, A.
NJ, having returned from Europe, where he has been
spending several months in the study the Classics in
Greece and Rome, will his place principal
Preceptor. HANSON l.. READ NJ. A., who has long
been favoraby known to the patrons of the Academy
will remain as Associate Preceptor, and H. CLINTON
GRAVES, NJ A., will take the place of Assistant MRS.
MAhlANNE BULLARD remains as Preceptress. and
MISS HARRIET A. WOODS as Teacher of Music; MRS
MARY L. GR0sVENoR will give lessons in Drawing and
Painting, and MR.. GARDNER HALL in Penmanship.
Tuition in the Common English Branches, So; Higher
English Branches, So; in the Ancient and Modern Lam
guages, 81 per terms an extra charge for Music, Paint
ing and Drawing, and Penmanshp.
The Trustees can with confidence say that the oppor-
unily for acquiring thorough education at this Instit
ton, for both males and females better than at
the present time.
Young ladies can be accommcd ated with board at Mrs
Billiards., the west wing of the Academy and board
be obtained in good families in the village at from
81 20 to 81 so per week. exclusive of fuel washing.
Arrangements have also been made for the accommodate
ton of large number of students to board in club and
everything will he ready in very convenient place, in
near the Academy where all be accommodated with
board, under their drcion, at Several
yenen rooms ia the Academy be obtained for those
who belong to the club, and other in the neighbour
hood may be had for lodging and study rooms Those
who furnish their beds and bedding, can thereby
save the expense of hiring, and pains will be taken to
make this department agreeable, permanent and ecom
cal.
It is desirable to have those who wish join the club
give notice early possible Of their intention by ad
dressing either Of the Teachers, JOSEPH A. DENNY,
Esq, Leicester. JOHN NELSON,
President Of the Board of Trustees.
Leicester, July 90, 1856 daw3w