Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

WORCESTER April 90 1859
WIN. II. EATON, Eso,-DEAR sIR:-The undersigned,
having learned that you contemplate ENGRAVING npon
your Commercial College other departments of study for
both sexes, so that your Institution will embrace
plcc system of education and feeling assured by the rep
utatonyou already sustain the founder and head of
OF the most prosperous of American Commercial
Colleges that this enterprise will be managed with
and perseverance until crowned with success do
heartily commend it to public favor and patronage.
of the excellence of the Commercial Department,
which, we pleased to learn is to be under your
immediate Instruction. sufficient guaranty may be found
in the of many hundreds of young and la
dies graduates of your present institution, who fill
ing lucrative stations in of the fourishng
camille houses throughout the country.
The of Prot. JAMES BUsHEE, who has, for many
years been known citizens skillfu Instructor,
an able lecturer enthusiastic votay of SCIENCE and
the proprietor of extensive costly and truly magni
cent apparatus which will be devoted to the purposes of
your institution, gives ample assurance of the thor
ougness utility eminence which will characterize
the Scientific Department And if the testimony of
potent and disinterested judges relied on the
Classical Department embracing both Ancient and Mod
Languages, less fortunate being placed under
the of Prof HUMPHREY WEBSTER, graduate of
Dartmouth College in the Glass of 1874, where he at
tanned distraction scholar and gave promise of that
success which he has already met in his chosen
ton.
1t gratifying also to observe the provision you have
made for the ornamental well for the useful, in
your curriculum of study and under this head
graduate you upon your good fortune in securing the
vices of Mr. AMOS WHITING of this city, Professor of
Music.
Last least much neglected subject Phys
isa Education happy to learn destined to
ceve its appropriate prominence, under the skillfu in
structon of Col JOHN NJ, GooDHUE, gentleman widely
known accomplished officer and soldier, aud thor
oughy versed in the theory and practice of military
tics We congratulate the public upon the fixed fact
that students will have the benefit of regular Mill
itary Drill, in of the finest country;
and that, too, by officer who has the reputation of
being unsurpassed Instructor and Dsciplinarian
Under such auspices may to predict speedy
and certain success and as friends Of Education,
heartily wish ongcontnued prosperity EAToN's Cor
LEGE OF COMMERCE, SCIENCE, AND LITERATURE
(sgned)
T. G. BACON, Ex-NIayor of the City of Worcester
Rev NJ; RICHARDSON, Pastor of Salem st. Cong
Rev RUSH X, sIlIPPEN, Pastor of the Church of the
Rev. j. &. ADAMS, Pastor of the unversast Church,
p. EMORY ALDRIcH, District Attorney, worcester
wM. y. GREEN, Judge of Municipal Court City o
ABRAM FIRTH, Transportation Agent Boston wor-
Nv BENTLEY, Superintendent Worcester Il Nashua
EDWIN BYNNER General Agent \ y Conmerc J
Steamboat team At, Go CO. :, W G
New Haven, Conn
+. II. KELLEY, NJ. D.. Worcester.
JOHN BOfDEN, Stock and Exchange Broker, Wor
cester.
NATI'L PAINE, Cashier of the City Bank Worcester
VIM a. SMITH, Assistant Clerk of Courts, Worcester
County.
7; W. HAMMOND, Treasurer, Worcester Il Nashua
Railroad
JAMES Il; osGooD, GenI Express Agent, Worcester
T. NJ. LAMB ESQ.,
J.. BROOKS, ESQ,
DR., SETH p. MILLER,
WILLIAM s. DENNY, Sec'y Mechanics Mutual Fro
ms Co.. Worcester
SAMUEL DAVIS, ESQ, Wrccestcr
T. w. WELLINGTON, Esq,
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