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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
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Para FMS IssvhAscs Co, No 1sT saoapwArl
:. COR fAkSylAcA, NEwsi ORA, Dec l5 i53 J
dividend. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
II Of TIM. con pssy have sHAsai WIDEN
M o r., sss, payss On sss .s the 80 issas Per
JaD..I, inclusive wM JAsyRAY. seereisIy
sEoADvAI Bass, Exv.YoEE Dee a. Isss
TWENTIETH DIYiDEND.-A SEMl-AN-
eays. Of ,h. s.sI rom ,hs pos q the .asa, =.
sonth 81 be paid Aer Cd Of January ensuing
By .ia. . be closed o E Evssr S T c. @ a'
oyTcE O, TEE PaxarA RaIIRoAD Co Touioe su,Idinss
- No. 81 Mal-t, New YoIk, Dec. %. lsss f,
n1VlDEND NOTlCE.-The Board % Directors
~ efhs Company have this day declared dividend Of SIX
ftk CEh on he espiis atccs Of his CPsny out Of the
and sner the 5d dAv Of January stosho-f
hss Representatives who such Al the closing Of the Books
Ibe TIsB,Ier ss,h in. - The
nssnint Of Janaary4 AUGUSTUS HOFFMAN, fr-a.ufer.
BalK oy rHx -osEosw sArTH. NEw YoHk, Dee o. Isss
I'HE Board OF Directors O the Bank have de-
Il tlered Dividend ofTHREE AND A HALF PER CENT
ant si the profit Of the past paysble the
0EoRGs ELLIS. cShisr.
orpex CLEVELAND, coluxBrs, AND CIScIxsArI R.ID(
Co.. Cleveland, Ohio. Dec ~, 1859. )
I'HE annual meeting of the stockholders Of this
.emPen, oI the .sei'on Of Director VII se geld a shs
:ee Of The COMPANY in Cleveland, Ohio, on WEDNESDAY
The rnsfer boob, the cities Of New Cleveland
VIA be closed hOm Jsnnsry % January q ieeionys
ObOBOE ii. RUSSELL serTst1y.
Oyuos oY rHE ConnoxvEALrH FIaK INSURANCE. Co.
No. WslLs.-NEv-N oKK, Dec. 20, 1883 !
T'HE Board of Directors have TINS day declared
"A ssen,ahnua dividend Of Wv t5) PER CENT payable
sitter The brst pToximo The trsne Books viii
''''' '' '' '''' ''' 6tU i. HAws Secretary.
COUPONS Oh the MINNESOTA STATE PER
" ClkT BOMBS, due January sex will be paid st
We Bnk Of The Republic, IN h-wYorE upon presentation Of
u. W. ARMSTRONG, State Treasurer.
INTEREST K0TlCE.-The Semi.Annual IN
TEREsT on the BONDS Of the JOLIET AND CHICAGO
kAILhOAD COMPANY, que Jan J. leJU will be pail on
sehHtOD Oi the proper the Oce OF al IL JESUP
Co., Bsnkers, No. - Exchange place, aud 4f.e Jan
EEO. GARNET, President
AZ METRCPOLITAN BANK, No. 103 Broadway
N1 NAN NoKk, December 70, l35a-DiVIDEND.-The
Sfhl-AkkUAL DIt lDkhD OF FOUR PER CEN 4, payable
sfeI the Monday of January
The ITsBer Books closed 1hey will De reopened Jano
sry 5, 1850 GEO. 1. SESEI Cashier
MARINERS SAVINGS BANK, No. ] A-ay.,
1F1 corner Of 7th-st OPEN DAILY from p.
and Ob v EDNESDAi and SATURDAY EVENINGS from ts
so'elOet.
Money deposited before Jannsry will
bearing rom that date the Of per
o; 300 aud under and Al on lsreer amounts
THOMAS b. SrILLMAN, President
ca,s e. ". E%s; nfSs vicePrsI T. snrn, Secretary.
CHICAGO CITY BOND S-SEWERAGE
OLOAkS.-1he he Bonds bear per interest. Coupons
payable January and July 10 Ne~fork aud mature In
1858 The Of nteies and sinking fund provided for
annual The entire debt II the City Of Chicago h
pal ps poses. For sale by ASHLEY g. NOkklS,
No. 81 EXCHANGE place.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
@0On nE, HANNIBAL AND ST.

&Q0M MMMl HAMNI IBAL .I,an,o AND oS1psIy 81;
siiNus-1i,E HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
COMPANY will until WEDNESDAY, Dec. 70, lSsS q noon, CON
eir. AT e oee Of Fiscal Agency ofthe Company - boz:
,on sealed LOAN Of SyO OF any part eeevi,
opop e following secues OnehiTd OF each Did must be Tor
~, second Mogsge per Cent Bonds Of the Company In sums
81 go and $50 each, dsee July 1865 known as she Con
vertibe Bonds oftht Goupany payable - year.
sOupOns and principal payable IN New. ORR sho oepf S
aodaf Sinking tund Mortgage to H. H. nuhne~r Suney
p.rett and henry p kddeT Irusiess Two tpIds OF eaen
bio for Third Moueage pei Cent bonds Of the OonPsi ~
snus of and 500 each, dated Nov TO- b'S pay
a. yesT. annual coupons and principal paysnle IN NeW
Yerk secured by mortgage on the road 70 = IL hunus
s,nsy BSrlvtt and Nsih iel 1hAye Trustees which pro-
- for Sinking OF the earnings OF the road cace
s.d 10 e1ncush them maturity OF sooner The said mort
eAge being for = t,5t1VA ,o =, -A,- - A. al -,
ls sno will retained eurity Therefor uEsh me
Whole Of svcb subscription is paid up
10 uer cent on the 10Th day Of January.
% per cent o The lob day Of February.
9o Der cent on the l0sh day Of March
10 Der cent on the 10th day Of April
20 per cent the 10Th day 0fhay.
100
each except the hrss Bends In the proportion
.hove named Issued with ustment OF interest
,cera,d when made OF payments may oe
sds earlier allowing discount Of per cent per annam upon
The money paid mn ... I'm ~. .xv,,Aas
a 6 highest responsible bidders the Company reervng 70
smsss the right consider the responsibility Of ine bidders
q " ell ~ the rate offered . ,-,-.a
Se NJ - W. WATSUN treasurer Jf the Fiscal Agency
Dee 70, 1889. No - Cny Exchange Dos.on, 1la..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
Msoirai.
MILLION BOTTLES HUNTS LINIMENr

SOFA and much srss,er number Of the hsnsn family nsy
ind and btd defiance 20 kheunsm and all the
i. hieh fesh to requiring extspsi sppiieazis
The Lame ak besn made sound Tas Crippled ana
Defores made strgkt by ua< thk ess ksedys
knovH sl over the world for the s<t TWENTY yegs -
HUNTS LIAIMENT or SfAH1OkS ExTEks AL hkA-
FDY Price IS uua 50 DTuxs aud Csnafry Hercbsnfs
al .sD it. Depot No. lss hsiaen-iszs. ..o..nn
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

NJIBLOs SALOON.
In GTOKoE CHRISTY's M1NSTRELe.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY EVENING.
On MONDAY Dec. -, the
LACK STATUE.
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. q,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BOY.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Dec HI the
ARTFUL D0D0ER. -.
THURSDAY, FIR DAY and SATURDAY ENENiNUS loi'
owing the highly amusing Comedy, written expressly ior
WV MRS DAYS NEw-YEAR CALLS FOR
" IS60.-A1
CbSacteYa ny the Company. fo Patieahrs, see tIo-
gs1nue Doors open at ~ to sSmmsnee at a O'CLOCK Ishe
20 S Sen HoNDAy Dec 2s and on SATURDAY Dec. 81,
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES Doors openAs Il
10 commence ocOek Foru particulars see bs oi me DAY
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
A UCTiON NOTICE.
SALE OF FINE FURs,
WILLIAM TUPPING, & Co, Asctioneers,
No. il9 hroad~ay,
ir.l. IL al II

FACl UKED FURS, intending MINK UAFks. NC IOKISES
AUFFs and CuFFS desirable n choice goods
10 lots adapted the Of the trade and pve buyers
AUCTION NOTICE.-AUGUSTUS 5. HY-
N kARD Co, Auc;ionerrs Magnhcent sale OF Eegant
bOUsk HOLD kURNI1 UkE, at the private residence No 20
est 2h St insisting Of Rosewood Mahogany EnAmeled
and black Furniture every description. consisting OF
s suiiss Uil Paintings by eminent as Center
Tables stauary Vases ke THIS DAY lIue-dsyl. Fer par
tieuufs se. Herald OF this d1y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
NTEw. YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-on

IN and aner Monday Nov H lssa Passenger rrs VIII
leave Tier foot Of DuAiir-sf,, - f0lcws, vzs
DuNkiRK ENPRESS a T. for Dgukirk y lislo Csn-
.rdaisus- and principal interasediaSe Statioss.
WAY fASSENGkk At s:A for AewoeFgh Por Jervis,
and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS at tao ?. fcz Dunkirk BurAo Csaan-
aAg1s and principal stations.
Niagara Railroad; hisghssrsn With she SyIssase
Railroad Conins with the busao and N~wferk basesd,
for Rochester and Baho; Bead VITA the kafsd for
and Bu8alo and DUnkik wfh the Eaks saoro
Railroad FOR Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago,
&c and the Canada r. alToads
NAThL MARSH, Receiver oHAs NiNoT. 0enI supt.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHlA and the SOU rH and WEST, via JE2 sEY
ClTI-Msl and Express lines leave kewf orb al aud II
and and fare "a rhroaxh Tickets sold fos cia
the So1h ke and through baggage checked TO Washington in
a M. and ,. trains.
w. WOODRUFF. Assistant Superintendent.
No bsggsse viii be eceved for trains unles delivered Ana
CHECKED Is inmates in advance u the time OF iessins
NEW-YORK 10 NEw-HAVEN, HARTFORD,
IN SPRINGFIELD HoRTHANProN ana Towns en- the
Line Of yemen; kslrosds-Eare to New-Hsven. SL-fhe
ELM CITY, Capt Lewis viii les Pier No IS T. r.,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and ,. -RDAY usp m The
CITY or HARTFORD, Capt simpson viii leave MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, al p N. Returning,
ksve New Haven alternate asnts ,except sundzy at
win leave ct .. m ON MONDAY WEDNESDAY, md FRi-
DAY. Passengers the Railroads remain board
nigh. without charge Merchandise forwarded 70 vermoct
Western New Hampshire, Northern Newfotk and 1aosdA
Apply 70 FRANCIS HYDE Asess, Pier Ne Is T. r., New
YoTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

DlMEs COUGH LOZENGES--E Estabhshee
ItIsveu,--ture CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS, snd % Az
TECTI0Ns Of The ROAT and LUNGS Dspos 10 Wsisrs&
NfOFFATs LIFE PILLS and BfrrERS.--In
lfA al Deraaxsn~nts Of tho Digestive Faneton end q he
LIVER Bowes K6neys, BsaSsr snd plnp tisserz there u
eruIx nashna zith them Sod sssrywAsrs
nUERUs COD LIVER OIL JELLY
NJ approved by the Academy 0 Medins oasy fer
CONsrNP1 ION, ASTHMA and ell kinds of CoUods ifis
twice more Ell cacioGs than the liquid oil tfl
QUERUps PATENT JEtLIRfED CASTOR OIL ~.
Pleasantly favored ard sak Without NAUSEA and eoes be<
constipzsn seT II 4 lhe best prtSe W szt
3rcn To be I'd the inveufcr No ls5 Oh ~ 80 ~ ~
No Is ssesnaasst Whoes&is Assst4
ITO PHYSICIANS.-A Physician of moro man
oyras sstiee iecaiion s ne sossr pss - sss
fsssrab tsas No chance % oe hsd N ne ny $
dTess DE- kENckpfs Nc. ~ Sssss FsAs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
Professional Nolires.

professional Norres.
. MEXICAN sSS Ssi'' FOREIGN e b.isIGN PATENTS.
]. p. PIRssON, No. wALL-ST. n. X.
A pamphlet Of nfonDstion sent nee - mall
DIsEAsED EYES cured by INDICATED
crude drugs and occurring a esash, Of osSas. .Osos
speIsuon: performed r. F FhAsK M R ~ pssi..I
DR. CHARLES SWEET intends 20 be IN New
~ Yors at the National Hotel No SCoutandt.s en'r.nos
40 a. Liberys) Tuesdays and Wednesd.ys the onfn
rei in each month cc%nsPens Dses%es i so,s sSou
and Rheumatic &hentiss Csnuscsed Cords and Ohonao
Diseases,
EDWARD II DIXON, NJ d., Surgeon, Editor
IL ofTHE sCALPEL attends to the more obscure d'e.se.
aou. Rom 70 s to q and 70 syssns. at No . shs,
n II. PLATT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. a.
". Third-st St Louis, Mo.-CoaMIsSIoSERf for NEW
YORK OHIO IOWA CONNECTICUT, and the other states
ASS Mercantile Agency the Eastern and southern States
particular attention win be given to the Prospt sose0h o. a.
and By responsible correspondent. all points along the a
dppi and ki,.our rivers above cincinnati
merchant Nss.rs Martin sorh. w% ks. T. Il; kiaSsL
coan,eiors New.Yort; Jas. HOrur and Daniel NJ Wilson,
tq m,rcbAntsi and Horace Greeley ESQ., hew-f ORR Cy
V,O PHYSICIANS aud LADIES.-The cure Of
Proaprs- UEe and kindred disease. MctorPs bic vs.
,be1pd esss treated in hO. piss and dius practice On
pscemsu by thi. method the hxanepis and abdominal
muscles ae si.zed and immediately contract that 30 o. a.
uary o jun ping rnniIt and Down Ars can sx,ln
occIon dspssenen In fat but cause. nruei oontrse
ton This sho, the treatment to be IN harmony vhn toe nat
IL pain or inccnve isncs ara ee care
Il 90 rslsnle scarcely admit OF ths Ponty OF isafe
wen ,frrty Yields It's valng effects aness combines
with soue malsdJ IL would be bot rrsosoe 70
that founded principles which prove 90
E giyiur In Of oEsns judciousy nodned 70 ,ss
need. Of other chronic dease eoat but be poS sea
soS. such the treatment Round Hin has proved itself M
mru. ,arrs Of stsbbo complaints which had
hprr,d ~thou help for years lts In the ears o P
uonitov consumption .pnsl complaints psIly and loss
IN. u.e f nbs unprecedented Named success has Ass
hem had IN bro1eh reOruy brckenown constituion'
and a. srOusing torpid, AID debihtai.d systems e
strength and activity r. HALsTED the rsnfaown orsin
.toT Of tks Of treatment Of Rousd hill
Mss, will be In Nevfsrk st the 81 nicnoi.s
Dse,nbsr ana receive calls from TO p IN he will be
happy TO inquiries vel ss The 'es phycisn'
are cordial invited call 1horsush investigation eoasd
fbe .yem will bear It. Circular Iaa Tresiise on us&
men, inc aiding history Of eAses, Is cenis :,
an. Wster(ure IL oprn and Winter. The cold Asd
Winter months the NEST favorable 20 speedy is'o'sc
many essta
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
NEw-YORK 70 NEw-HAvEN, HARTFORD,
and HARLEM RAuRoApl

NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD9
IN WINTER ARRANGEMEST
FARE TWO DOLLARS TO ALBANY
and saer THURSDAY Dec rs 1859 trains vt leave 164
Of, station, Hew-York a. fonows;
For willansbrdse- 81 4 . m tS szd sss p
For White Plsins--l7A and ,. m. f.
For White Psns-s;ls m, hca waite ssa Cssrssss.
For Crotop Falls N, fcin leth-st
For hlert0n-s p N from 1h'nst
For Alhsnv-9s m, from esthst, man train
For Albsny-3:30 m from 16thst, express trsfnL
An through with Y Central X for sse Weu
,,,u,----,., Re,ornsus vii save
White Plains-s and 7;3o = n. ssd 4;sep In
Croton FaLs-f O m.
Nulsrton-fA m. ....
Abany-iia m, mail, and' p m, express trstns
NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
IN lssa WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lssa
Commencing Dec. "a, lsa9.
Psssesse Station In New-fOrk corner sh't and ahsv.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK,
For Eex-Hayen T. tea l2:i3 S;ls tez)i e@ sd
430 For Bridgeport, T. a. tea 5;is ssio tesls
$50 and 4so p For Milford sirtord fiT6-d, Southport
aud NsssDort i2:l5 $3.50 anl $50 FOR Norsaik
rs. i,ls, s;ls teHli s;so 4So $40 For Dares
Stamford, Z leI). 90 m. nl3 3;ls teI $50 <S 5:n p
For Port Chester aud intermediate Stations nj ssi
'''' "''' C4NSEcrISe TRAINS.
For Boston, via Sprin gded teAl S:is ts1l For
Boston, l2lS D. via New London stoDns,oa, and Prov
dense. For Hartford and Springfield (ex.h i7ls am
D. n (eI For Connecticut River Railroad TO Montreal
jex and S:ls Tex to Northampton For Hstord frevt
kswLondon and stonng;on Railroad at 3a and s;n
p IN For Canal Railroad to Colnsve 81 N (ex and n:b
D m to Northampton. For Houssonie Railroad a ser
ksns.pck Rsiroad m, ssls Fer Dsnbsay md Nos
"'A N''A'''' - @M JAN JAMRs u 4. HoYr Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

yHTONDERFUL IMPROVEMENTS in
w GRAND PIANOS.
sTEINwAY SONS invite artists and the paoc 10 seneIa r
10 cali and examine their newly inytnted OtEhsfhvSo
GRAND PlAAO, which, for power and quality o. tone pro
superior any Grand Pilo ~ al She nave sf
smned IL among whom the beat musical adses q ne coon
ksyisw1 u C. nll ". A. King, ". Ma.on, II. G. linn, H.
A Rollenhaups A III. Wood, aud many others
sTElNWAf 4 SONS.
Manufacturer, Nos. 81 and "a Walkerst New-forh
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
Bnilnins Materials.
Roohns.

DAlbNl MIA " CEMENT ROOFING,
variety Of Roof new or Old ana , n n, ass
& Durability beauty and ehssPRess 9y any snped nsirac,ous
TrwFNT fOR SALE by the barrel win ne N Y
iOsEPH DITTO Co, No go oIo11 y. -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

nR. CHARLES SWEET intends 70 be IN New
~ York at th. National Hotel, No 5Courandst SentIsnoe
40 a. iberty Tuesdays and Wednesd.ys the ionf.n
cL An each month commanding Deeembe 1893 10 ssIend 70
.eng Hip and Spinal Diseases Fever Sores Serofn
md Rheumatie difficulties, CsHusoted Cords and Ctfonc
Diseases,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
Billiard GabIss.

OuFT ANS IMPROVED B1LLlAhD lAoL0S
AND COMBIsATtoN CUshloTS,sSs, T,Ss,,oD,, Of al
for sale BY the fStehlee 81" OiCOENOR co .LENDEh,
kinds always Oh Nos CO. es g. and 90 cr0'Sy''|'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-03

rs boz pretty round cornered Dotted Wells, with
mead border at the astonshngy low price of 33 cents
They very cheap at Is cents Every lady in want Of
o Veil should look at these.
8 boz. Mohair Wells at 575 cents.
5000 Elegant French and Persia Lace Ves from IS cts
up to So; marked down very low.
Doz Real Thread Lace Wells, from So to S25 each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-03

we large and rich selected stock of goods
in this
CLOSING SALE,
we have been adding the past week large stock ON
and desirable goods, which will be sold at VI "
GREAT REDUCTION.
5000 Rich Embroidered Muslin Collars, from 50 cents
to 90 So the cheapest and the handsomest lot of Col
lars which the ladies of Worcester and vicinity have
200 Elegant French Collars at astonshngy low prices
cents They worth double the money
45O Splendid Real Maltese Collars ranging from 81 to
$50 Beautiful Honton Pont-Applque and Yalenciennes
Collars, marked down very cheap.
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL SETS !!
To clear them out we all Real Maltese
the extremely low price of from 80 50 to % u.s. This
is a reduction to less than half
All our Real Honiton Sets marked down to 81 90 and
Is Elegant Medallion Sets for SO and upwards They
are very cheap.
CAMBRIA BANDS, DIMITY BANDS, EDGINGs
AND INsERTINGs SLEEVES, AND
INFANTS WAISTS,
and all other kinds of Embroderies marked down
heard low prices The largest sale of rich Embroidered
Handkerchief Lace, Stitched, and Linen Cambria
ever dreamed of
BLACK LACE Wells.
rs boz pretty round cornered Dotted Wells, with a
mead border at the ast9nshngy low price Of a cents
8 boz. Mohar Wells at S7t cents.
nm o ~ az n,ar s I'd law, verv low Law ' W ~
Doz new Real Thread Lace Wells nom 81 to $50 each
BLACK LACEs.
rs New pieces of Black Flouncing for Mantillas
from yo 10 yqs. Wlue: me ohiy luu assortment III
Worcester we Sha clear I I ouI AZ low prices
m Inches broad Black SIX Edgngs' at the low price OF
50 eno ~ ~ p,o, r.;,,,, ,os H., al ,a.A
rnpeard ~ low, Drices e 1 " ~ "'' az
~ oI1,ant asPport,9o,+ Of poo, aud T,,iot,or va,o,
ciennes fSnes and Insertin@s " any A''''O" e"
290 Pieces Of Real Thread Laces In white and Black
All our Real Laces have been marked down fully rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-03

curious fact, that three classes showed No
Ialilng oil in the length of life in the seven,
.eehth century corresponding to that which
hau Deen noticed in previous classes, but gave
a progressive improvement; the age at death
nave risen from Leg in the sixteenth cant,Ir,-
10 o9.Zf IN the seventeenth, and then to 6s *
IN the eighteenth. 1t must be remamhorod
tliat these figures were deduced from the coso.
years. INC age oi thlrty
;. turning next to that class which devotod
Isen TO the tine arts-subdiyided int 80;
neerS' &C., sculptors, painters, engravnrs ms,
siclahs, vocastS, and actors-he f1nnd 49, - ~ "
might have been expected from the sada,'to, 40
nature OF their occupation. the engro,,o.s
lowest on the list. Next came nsintor. ,,.Lu
were much confined within doors bnt 1,t "io
ero i,i4y lnent was less sedentary Engineers
Sadii't' ana surveyors, who combined the
s,,r,o,.iy pursuits OF draughtsmen with active
ve,.alr out OF doors, gave higher
ond oe.' Vi me with them ranked musicians
So e.G I actors and vocalistS seemed TO have
An oaur3ahIage over engravers and painters
Ills, siils Grass IKE the scientific class showed
~ p.osiesSiVe Improvement during the three |
eli. 1es ABOVE referred to. Comparing gen
Ia tle classes devoted to literature science
' nv als appeared that scientific men had the
los' favorable duration of life: then those
S"se9 IN the cultivation of fine arts those
: s'I1 IN literature stood lowest on the list
!, ouiu seem, however from the tables that
iIoush tne pursuits Of literature were destrnc'
I'VE 70 lie IN Its earlier periods, thew were IA.
,o,o IN III us most advanced stages There
-nolo oll men among authors than artists.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-03
TERAEs OF ADvERT1s,,,.,o-

~ EASEMENTS published. eitbe, n 10.
and f0r sloo square for three
less lot each subsequent insertion Zen inos
inside or in any, square Advertisements orIere5
di.sI,,o, ~ any prominent place. as also tboso
will be charged extra rates ,ose
IN may be made liberal terms 'D'iA''S Oy the
adrqnee v transient Advertisements must be oo,s .
10 MAKE iearly or regular advertisers viii be p1aa ~
ing lsse quarterly payments VIII De required
seslons or proceed5A requirements No report re.o
he 70 any matter Of IjIte designed to call alton
unless paid for as an M Individual interest can
s,ble for any errors TfTs s WI hold themselves
for the Adyertsemegg occur, beyond the AMOUNT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-03
A TON ADEMY
New Ipswich, N. H.
H. t. QUIMBY, Nj. A., Principal.

The Fall Term will commence August TO- 1882 and CON
tinue Is weeks.
Students admitted at any time during the term if pre-
pared to enter the classes formed.
The Apparatus for Illustration in Natural Science will
be much increased, and Experiments performed each
week of the term before the School BOOKKEEPING and
PENMANsHIP will be taught by practical accountant.
For further particulars, address the Principal.
iyl3 deod4w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-03
YristeIGaneous.

English Grammar, Greek 1.,,
Reading, dee f language and Lit
Spelling, Fra ,alrS
Geography, ero tI Language and Lit
Arithmetic, Cer "tiiG
Algebra, o or! Language and Lit
History NJ iatuie,
bookkeeping t,ro FOrte instruction,
Commas II r , Vocal Music. '
Navigation, S1,aslileeerlhg, with practice,
Astronomy with oo.,,< surveying, with practice
parliamentary Rules Goerls,.ry, with Lectures,
Moral Science, SeoiILeuy
intellectual Philosophy iTSoiogy,
Constitution ofUnited Statas piiisu.IIIletry,
History of English Litera- Rn,ffslUiogy'
ture 'Ni"- botany,
ZOOLOGY Rhetoric,
History Of Civilization, Sy atora fhiiosophy,
Study of Words TSlonyms
Seott's and Hardee's Tactics Icy,
Latin LaneIape and IT, Elements of Criticism
ture, ~ 'eia- Elements of Scientific Ag-
riculture.
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3ntnsGnrents.
III y! FOR THE WHIT /
MOUNTAINS

-
Ill y! f o 4 THE WHIT
N CUR SION!
prepared to o 9ayh 6 completed his
| 'iu selefaliy an opportunity to visit The anu
WHITE MOUNTAINS
"trip to this void Oi are Ordinarily the cost of
arrangement TT fb Teed the privileges but by the
cd them AGAIN. ' ne opportunity POSSIBLY never to be- o
ohSloN TICKETS will be sold at the low nrico o.
wbio, ,,.,u EIGHT DOLLARS,
T rft9n Wii entte the holder to a MASSAGE 60 49,,
and Nashua Co Pr9vidence and Worcester Worcesfa
Ralr"adSS concord and Montreal and Whif ana
r that can possibly be named pleasant trips by
during three WeakS nc available to go on any day
the a5e a 70 return at any time during re Ss Juy IS
PIE time stop over AZ b ID giving passengers am
the ven a Visit every object interest unon er s on
Pi TGISQns leaving Providence bv The : % - 4.,
EXcursonisf Siile uy at o'clock r. NJ II HI eacH
e. sqesd rates EfSfS9f
passengers nreter on exhibiting their tickets Or If
Harbnr thi UP over the Lake WnnipsoSaa ElhS,
nor i price viz 50 cents both WAYS LGy o. the Lake,
Wer's h or at any day subsequent aryins Ime next
ton reabe TO connect with the first tra odek at
by The ss tne latter place at 81 O'Clock lSr little
Profile H0 SyS4ng to the CRAWFORD HoSEs zee
ceAhqlng MOUNT WASHISGToSs OF departure for as
at tickets will be taken from fsengers holding
hotels have also P9pIetors of the above named
EXcursionists. 10 reduce rates of fare to the
,o r. rd3stSengers leaving Providence at I1n
ioTu the same evening and viii S 10 A. NJ reach Con-
neXt at PlENIX HOTEL at redneed rnos enter;
~ e Pra NJ dine, and arrive at PIymngb at
PasSno sem dio4 uses the same evening W anu crawford
Assem- eTs leaving Providence ~, a. "a
It 6 20 w "oTcester over night leave the nex NJ Irin
venne a. M and reach MOUNT WASHIS Se morning gag
,ir - EXCURSION TICKETS
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ON
VI t f rihSl TWELVE students who bool- ,bi. ,.
" one term or more in the above studies viii I b
instructed without cost WI" Oe
0 N e YEAR
e decided by draft the 27h of August Term herrs
Slst Of AugustJ N-0iH oeshs
ON
'''ONu Twelve students instructed free for THREE
quarters. 71
D N L
OF the third twelve students instrncted f.o Co. r,,-
quarters - wv
o n IL
'' iO"r'n Twelve students instructed free for ONE
quarter ~ -'S
ENTRY BOOK
no" open for names at College Hail M ,,o,x..,.
q3'red until day Of drqftJ A"S''e''' re
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have been adding the past week, large stock ofn
and desirable goods, which will be sold at We "
GREAT REDUCTION.