Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-11
NOTICES.
NOR Tue MUSTER GROUND
NORWICH & WORCESTER RAN
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~ Sent. OH, 1857. Hon. ALEXANDER II. Bull,
LOCK, Judge Of Insolvency in and for the County Of
Worcester, has this day issued against the
Of DAVID PHILLIPs Of Douglas in said County,
anufacturer, insovent debtor and the payment Of
any debts and the delivery Of any property belonging to
the said Insolvent Debtor, to him. for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him. is forbidden
by law.
debtor will be held at the Court Of Insolvency be hold
en- at the InsoyeDt Court Room in Worcester in said
County Of Worcester on the twenty day Of October
next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the proof debts
and the choice Of an assignee assignees.
L. BAKER, Jr., Deputy Sheriff,
seplo DIT Messenger.
NJOTICE.-The hrm Of Q. BAKER & CO., is this
II day dissolved. All persons having accounts with
the same, requested to settle the immediately
worcester August "a, 1857, g. BAKER.
The undersigned have this day formed copartpersh,p
under the name Of e. BAKER Co.. for the prosecution
of the Book and Stationery business
Worcester, August "a, 1857 WIN. Il. SANFORD.
The undersigned happy to announce that he has as
ISOLATED with him. in his Book aud Stationery business
VIM H. SANFORD, " no adds to thorough business habiS
large acquaintance with books; and it will cur united
aim to meet all wants Of the public, in line, and
the most favorable terms.
would hereby take occasion to express my especial
thanks to this community for the large patronage ex.
tended to during the time have been In business
and further hope the continuance the same regards
to the new firm au2s diff 2. BAKER.
NOTICE is hereby giveu, that the partnership
v lately existing between Samuel W. Smith and Chaa
g TWichell, under the firm Of SMITH TwIoHKLL, was
dissolved the 9Th inst. The arm Of LAcKEY &
TwIcHRLL, who viii ntinue the business is authorized
to settle all debts due to, and BY the Company.
CHAs. G. TWIOHELL.
Oxford, Sept 7, 1877. dstt
AT LESS COST THAN ONE THIRD
IN OF CENT PER HOUR, more light is produced
than from eight FLUID Tubes, by burning Knapp's Patent
Rosin Oil Lamps. u is cheaper than BARRING
Enid at ! 8 cents per gallon: Gail and see
SMITH Il CRossMAN, Clinton, Mass, Proprieors for
Worcester, Hampden and Franklin counties in Massa-
chusets, and the whole of the State Of Rhode Island
Town Lights for sale. sepS diff
STUDY OF fla NGUAG Es!
The undersigned is now prepared corrective private
scholars at his room,
No. 8, BrinIey Block.
On WEDNESDAY, 18Th, (instead Of Monday the l4th)
at O'Clock A. NJ, he will form the following classes
/. Elementary Glasses In French and Latin.
IT. Glasses for more advanced scholars.
III Glasses In German, Italian, and Spanish, II de-
sired.
Glasses for those who are unable to attend in the day
time.
Pupils unable to come to the opening will please let
me know before that daY.
Terms-Payable il a'vance:
Glass scholars term Of II weeks 90
Sept 8. dti F. G. MIsNER
SCHOOL NOTICES.-The next term Of the
- public schools begins MONDAY, September 7ih, and
it quite desirable that all scholars expecting to attend
should be ready to begin promptly with their classes.
Candidates Tor the High School will be examined At the
Walnut street School House, the first day Of the term
1t is proposed to make special arrangements, at the
opening Of the Fall term Of the High School, for the
chancs Of the city, other young men, whose engage
mens prevent constant attendance during school hours
II sufficient number wish to avail themselves Of It's
privileges, they will be formed into by themselves,
and required to attend only during the time Of recitation.
Instructions for this Glass; will consist Of thorough drill
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pies and making practical applications Of these principles
as fast as the class are able to do understandingy.
Lectures and experiments in Natural Philosophy will
be given during the term, and will open the mechAn-
les Of the city, and SO far as practicable to the public
generally.
Further inquiries in respect to this other natter
ladng to the public schools may be made at the Office Of
the Superintendent No. 8 Harrington Block;
Office hours from to O'Clock A. M, and from ii to
P. NJ au29 d2w
NEW OMNIBUS LINE FROM W EST
IN B0YLsTON TO WORCESTER.
Commencing MONDAY, August q, 1857.
1Le saSesriber will commence to run an Omnibus from
west Boyston to Worcester above, leaving O. B. Saw
yers store West Boylston, at 80 A. NJ, and P NJ.
and Bay State House, Worcester. at A. NJ and $50
Z. M. Fare each way, 26 cents. Express business
promptly and faithfully attended to-
suzZ dly O. G. BARNARD, Proprietor.
NOTICE.-A young Englishman, aged 10, just ar
rived in this country wishes to bind himself some
hrs class trade Is good penman and accountant.
Address 'Englishman' at this office. IS d6ts
NOTICE TO FAR ERS.-The highest cash
price will be paid for cider apples delivered in good
order, at the Leland Cider Mill, near Wesboro Centre
alter the It'll day Of September next. For further par
tculars inquire Of MOSES ONTHANK, or a. GLEASON,
Wesboro', or Of GREEN PRATT, No. IA Front street.
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NOR FUN ESs-MADAME DOBsON rooms rear Of
u Il Thomas'areet tells fortunes with wonderful ac-
curacy persons present. past and future history win
be unfolded oy her for the following sums.-Gentemen
oOc, lldies Zoe. d3m jyz9
NOTlCE.-Th The tubscriber having been robbed Of
IN package Of notes payable TO him. would hereby
forbid any person negotiating for the same as the pay
ment thereof has been stopped, WIN. THOMAS.
Hopkinton, August 2S, 1861 dR