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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-04
MeSSrS. Gross, Strauss & Co.,
HAVE OPENED A SPLENDID AND RICH ASSORTMENT OF
GAMBRlC EDGINGS AND INSEBTINGS

LINEN EMBROIDERED EDGINGS AND INSERT
INGS, Ele can't Linen Embroidered Bands Dimftv and
Cambria Bands, and full assortment Of Striped Plaid
and Plain Nainsook, Of the finest qus:y.
Plaid Striped, and Plain Cambrics Swiss Muslins
best makes Irish Linens and Linen Lawns and finest
quality French Clear Linen Lawns.
Ladies intending to make up Infants and Children s
Garments for the spring, will find the above
G0oos complete and all other goods pertaining to this
department, which we offer at our OLD PRICES, be-
fore taking inventory.
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AnttInns.
TMMEN USE AUCTION SALE
Large and Elegant Collection of Rare and
Beautiful
S L A S II E L l. ST
PUTNAM 81 CLARK's SALES ROOMS,
WORCESTER, MASS

To be sold without any reserve or limit as to prce ~
Cases part Of recent shipment from London England
OF some of the most splendid MARINE SHELLS ever
before witnessed in this country with various other
Natural Curiositics, comprising
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Saturday Evening, Jan, 9lst, 1858


Saturday Evening, Jan. 31st, 1868,
at O'Clock and be continued on Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday, Feb. 3D. 81 and 9TH
TERMS CASH. II. BORTON,
ia29 div Sole American Agent for the Company.
A UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ WIN be sold at Public Auction, SATURDAY
March H. at IL clock If not rcvJu ~ disposed of
Mt private sale, all the right reclamation DurcRased At
auction, in September 1855, in the klcnezer II Bowen
Estate, by Miles Osborn This estate consists of the NJ
H. Bowen Homestead House and Barn. two other rene-
ment Houses one large Shoe Fnct ry, and one small
one, with an acre Land all elligiby situated
on Main street, Worcester.
Also, vacant Lot containing about one half an acre
lying lust east OF this For further more definite
particulars, enquire Of EDWARD EARLE,
lal5 deopn Agent for Miles Osborn
MORTG AGEE'S SALE OF A GEN
AVA TEL RESIDENCE AT AUCTION ON Pleas
ANT STREET, WORCESTER BY virtue of a power
o. sale contained in Mortgage Deed given me by
D. 1859 and recorded in the Registry Deeds ior Wor-
cester county, Book 607, Page AL
The conditions Of said Mortgage having been broken,
s1a In pursuance of the power given in said Deed
and as an Attorney for the NOrgngor sell the premises
described referred to In said mortgage deed at Public
Auction on the premises, in Worcester, ON SATURDAY,
the twenty-eighh day OF February next. at 10 A. NJ to
tle highest bidder subject TO two mortgages viz
Thousand Dollars; and one of Fourteen Hundred Dol
lars, to Isaac Davis.
The premises consist Of the genee and desirable resi-.
uence NO W Pleasant street, occupied ~ VIM. b.
Taber Said house Is built in the thorough man
ner, with most Of the modern improvements The lot
contains about $500 feet. with a wide frontage on
Pleasant street G. PARTRIDGE MOrtgagee
Worcester, January g. 1868. druThGS3w
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OLD N HI II u N "

They are all Works NATURE, and no artist that
ever lived coul initiate them in shapes colors The
sale will take place on
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-04

References:
Rev d. ALoNzo Hill, Worcester.
Hon ISAAC DAVIS.
Prof r LOUIS AG As Cambridge
ia26 deoJ t06
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-04

WANTED-A Boy about sixteen years
W ofage, to learn the jewelry business None with
but unquestionable reference need apply
d39 diff CHAS q COI.MAN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-04

DROGRAMME OF LECTURES-To
l. be delivered at the MECHANICS HALL in behalf
OF the Worcester Lyceum and Library Association
le62 3, viz:
JOHN b. COUGH of Worcester, Mass, February "a
Hon EDWARD EVERETT will deliver lecture if his
health VIII permit.
Tickets Tor the course, Jc Evening Tickets for the
Lectures l5c. each, unless otherwise ordered.
Tickets to be had at the principal Book Stores.
EDWARD EARLE,
M dit For the Committee.
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at O'Clock and be continued on Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday, Feb I'd, Sd and 9TH
TERMS CASH, n. BORTON,
ia2g div Sole American Agent f,r tho f,o,,ron,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-04

Gen. Burnside visited and received the hon
ors of the Rhode Island legislature, Tuesday,
the governor proclaiming recess in the SEN
ate, and the members rendering their respects
and congratulations to the general in person.
In the assembly all formalities were dispensed
WITH the members thronging about their hero,
and exchanging most cordial and heartfelt
greetings.
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AMI Doolttle of Winchester, who died re-
Gently in that town at the age of SO years, was
the oldest free mason in the state, and proba~
bly, in the United States, having been men,
Der of the order more than "A years.
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Gaants.

SITUATION WANTED-By capable
~ girl, to do general housework Apply tho IL VIM
street. d3t+ f3
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19
NO CAUSE TO DBsPoND.

The public mind is recovering from the
effects of our late disasters in the West.
A cheerful tone is beginning to pervade
the community. We think there has
never been cause for dependency. Dis
appointed, we must be. az course ; for but
few weeks ago we thought we could see
the end of this struggle in the not distant
future, but he who has despaired, has been
but shallow or a faint hearted observer.
Whatever may be the feelings of such peo-
pie, we know that the masses of our South
ere men and women have made up their
minds to fight out this quarrel as long as a
drop of blood remains in their veins to
suffer annihilation rather than subjugation !.
to achieve complete independence or Idle
in the last ditch" and when such spirit
animates a people. they must ultimately
succeed. Otherwise all history IS a fable.
The current that seemed 10 set against
US has changed already. Ne have had twb
battles since the fall Of Port Hudson. and
we have been overwhelmingly yictoriaus
in both. At Battery Wagner We PUT a
whole Yankee brigade hOrs da combat, and
at Donaldsonville, in Louisiana. that ener-
getic chip Of the old block" Dick lay
Tor, has cut TO pieces q large portion Of
Banks's army. These successes, We firm
| w believe, are the earnest OF more.
As the intelligence is contraband, we
will not say how many iron clad gunboats
We have building in England. Mr.. Bright.
the friend Of the Yankees, says in Parlia-
ment, not less than sixty The Yankee
newspapers TEEN with accounts OF the pro.
gress OF our navy. They accuse recent
launch from Mr.. Laird's yard as rebel
ironclad. 1t is said 70 be " formidable
fellow" Without admitting these state.
ments. let US suppose We have navy in
the course Of a tew months. MAY il not be
possible that We shall recover New Orleans.
Port Hudson, yicksburg, Memphis, Pensa.
cola, Norfolk and Newborn. and carry our
arms into the Ohio and the Chesapeake
The Yankee pocket nerve is quivering
under the rasages Of our ptiyateers. Eve.
~ wind from The Southern seas is blowing
TO New York tidings Of marine disasters.
The extraordinary success Of the alabama
and Florida is reyiying the sp,rit Of priva.
teering. The business pays like CaIllor-
MIA gold mine. We have Information e
more than 4 score Of last steamers fitting
out to carry the Confederate letter o.
marque. Ii they are all as successful a.
The priyateers now shoat, in six month.
Yankee commerce will be swept from the
seas. CharIeston CoYriU.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

The propositions fss union between lhe Nov and
Old School Presbysrsss isIiksy 70 Be se,Ied " H.
entire satisfaction Of bo,h parties The editor u the
Central Presbyterian, who was member Of ihs com.
miitee Of conference. nskss Ne following report:
fhs committee Of ihs Gsnsrsi Assembly and ii
The United Synod convened 10 lynehbsrE q Inc
sS.h ui.Ho, ssd spent tssee days IN conference and
prayer. The meeting was. from the beginning IL IL.
end, such asio mske III The members ssy. Il is good
isr usio b. her.' Would that al the members d
both churches could have witnessed il. The result
was gratifying lsyosd ne most sansuins s1pee,a
tons The Two committees found themselves IN ,
Perfsei ssfscnspi scheme Of union wss adopted
inelsd'"g fcrLe decsFs'ions On points d doctrine
where serious difference bad. By some, been sppre.
ssndsd. No. only vas this scheme adopted .un,ni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

FRos GES. LEg's ARsY.LThe. Central
cars last evening brought down i gentle.
man direct from the headquarters III Gen.
Lee. His reports concerning the cOndi.
ton and numbers Of the Army Of Northern
Virginia are cheering. and this must salts.
~ the public for the present. Meade's ar.
MY was said 10 be lying along the country
fran Orange Court House 10 CuIpepper,
ard on towards Fredericksburg. His head.
quarters were supposed TO be At Warren.
ton.
Army movements we're att perfect stand
still on both sides. the intense heat snforc.
ing quietude.
Is was rumored that the Yankees had
evacuated the Valley, and brought their
available forces east OF the Blue Ridge.
This may be true 70 some extent, buI a
force will be kept there in the vicinity Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19
virginia,-GO,erDor Leteher h.. i.,u.d tro

Virginia Governor Leicher hss i.,ued fro.
slsnaion eonvening the LegisIsturs Of Virginia in
exits session on the 9Th Of September. cor the par.
Pose q devsiBg measures % pronos lie pubic de.
ien'e. and give confidence % ths people IN lhe "a.
bilIty Of our monetary eencerns Ia fsrors the re.
peal o. NE aei prohibiting the ssoepion Of conied.
crate asiss o. particular date IN payment Of pubic
dueE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

Very liils news Of Importance has been rrported
during ibe Pssi week. The bombardmenls al Charles
ION still gees On With more Or les. violence, b., with
very liule elect
The report that Gen. Price had resigned Is conSs.
dc, ed IL Is slated that he Is on White River, Ar.
kansas, In command Of his division.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

ports. The Yankees are building two i'm
mense Hospitals al the Navy Yard, each
three hundred feet long. and three stories
high. All the negroes are being sent to
New Orleans to be drilled and placed in
the Yankee army there. Pensacola Elf
was still considered neutral ground.
Richmond. Aug. 1.-THE Brazilian 60
yernment has issued manifesto defining
the privileges Of war vessels Of belligerents
within its waters. One paragraph declares
that the .fiabania. belonging TO the Con-
fsdera,e States. for violating neutrality,
shall not be received in any port Of tina
Empire.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

GoygRSoR VAscE.--rhe arrival 81 Gov
Vance, of Nosth Carolina. in this city, ha,
been announced IN the papers. lie COME
no doubt, TO confer with the Confederate
authorities on matters Of general intsrsh
10 the country. The Governors Of INC
Confederate states are all true 10 the cause
Of the South. Gov. Vance occupies . pO
sition Of some popularity not free iron
embarrassment but during his adminisira
ton he has proved his devotion TO the Coz
iedsracy 10 very signal manner.
Gov. Vance has proved 10 be one Of the
most true and firm Of leading southefn
men. lie il worthy Of North Carolina and
the South. Ills Stale has sent hcr SIMS 70
every battle field, where they have won %.
dying fame tof their good old mother, arc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

We lean nom the Standard, that Msj. John De.
'ereuI Of RsIegh, 10 whom va. rendered n. ,ppoin,
nsni Of Controlling Collector Of ii. T1r 10 Kind for
Nodh cGOlina p succeed h,jorB sdls,J, has DE-
elined The sPpoini.sal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

Mobile, Aug. little Mobile Erning
Aers has late news from Pensacola. There
we're sixteen vessels in the Harbor, ten OF
which we're vessels Of var and sir trans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19
n Providence permitting, Professor Charles Phil
lips viii preach in the Methodist Chursh at purhams,
II II O'Clock A. NJ, on Friday the 2ls of August,
the day for public fast and prayer.

Fast.Day, Our readers will remember that
Friday nsrt tho alst insianss is appointed by the
President to be observed day Of fasting. humilia-
alton and prayer BY the people Of The Confederate
States. II would be well TO hsed the recommends.
lion Of the President, that when trials and reverses
befall US We should seek to take home to our hearts
end consciences the lessons which they teach, and
profit BY sef-eSaminaton. Had not our successes on
land and water made US selEconfden, and forgeiful
Of our reliance on Him Had not the love Of lucTe
eaten like gangrene into the very heart of the lsad
converting too many among us into worshippers Of
gain, and rendering them unmindfal Of their duty
their country to their fellow men, and 10 their Ged,"
ont God is merciful God. and if hi. chastisenents
leach our hearts and produce suitable fruits they
may be turned into blessings. And that such may
be The eas with Us, and that His sl-powerful arm
may nerpose TO stay the devastation Of our land, Is
the object Tor which this day Of fasting, humiliation
and prayer has been appointed.
Increase sf Price. 80 The Atlanta (ieo)
papers have put up their pice to $50 per for
ME Daily, and 2a:cents for single copies. The At
hna Intslgepcer is So pes month for the Daily and
81 per month for the Weekly issue, and no subscrp
ION il taken for longer Than three months - under
As impression, ATe may suppose, that another rise
will be necessary. Advertisements are charged So
per square Of ten lines for the FIRST, and 81: so for
each succeeding insertion.
The Petersburg Express, Daily, is $40 per snnum.
This advance, the Express says is rendered neces.
sary BY the late advances in the price Of paper, which
has gone up 4rOm 50 to IS cents Rer pound, with a
certain prospect Of being sns dollar soon Ths price
befors the war was nine 10 ten cents"
Tas prospective large increase in the price Of Ps.
Per conPes Us 70 resort TO some cOuneryailing pro-
cess. We shall not increase the price Of the Recor
der al present, but We must advance something in
our charges for advsrtizng. Hereafter therefore, our
charges will be 81 so per square Of fOurieen lines
for the first nsetton, and rs cents fot each subse-
4ueai inssrtion The prize ofihe Recorder will con.
time 50 per annsm in advance "a 50 II not paid
wiihin three months, and "a il delayed u4iI after
tie expiration Of the year; and shslibe compelled
more strictly TO adhere TO these terms than hereto.
fore. Those in arrears earnestly requested 10 pay
sP.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

cslunbia. Aug. IL -cpl. T0rlon. II
Miss. has Just arrived frnm Arksnsas. an
prnnounses the story uf Gen. Prices r.
siznaiian 10 be un'fse. Gen. Price Vas on
the White river 10 command Of his div
sian.
'rhs prospect in the Trans. Nis.is.lppi
Department was yerr encouraging. and ne
fears felt Of their ABILITY 10 whip the Van
kers al any time. Provision. are in abun-
dance and II low prices.
Morton. Aug. Ie.--rhe 46,h Texas ca
,alry captured twenty .tso Yankees. loss
wagons and eighteen mules IN the nih.r
side Of Big Black Yesterday. and brought
All .afe 10 thi. point They bel,ngeiir
Steel's Division. Fifth Army Corps. Their
picket. have beeh Withdrawn iem ihs
side Of the Big Black. Dick Taylar ha,
cspiured thirty.k,e New York planters
WIN wire planting cotton for The Lincoln
Government. They were sent to Texas
Tor sasskeeping.
Morton, Aug. 70 staff 0sicers OF kr
b. smith just arrived ar that four trans.
port. laden with troops. passed Rodney
going up Friday. The troops sent tlosn
BY Grant were 10 replace troops Whose
terms of service had expired in Bankss a.
nv. Price j. Al Pine hlaH. Arkana.
Dick Taylor's army il Il Berwick's Bn
lie sunk two transport. near Donaldsoa.
vile. last Tuesday. Ruby smiths Heal
quarters are al Shreveport. lie called Oh
The Governors Of the Trans. Mississippi g
meet him AZ Marshall. Texas. % the I5ih
The Governor pf Texas has taken the bed
with ten thousand State Troops. Magra
def's headquarters are al Galveston,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19
FROM THE TRANs.MIssIsslPPL

The Mobile Register has had visit from
a gentleman Just from the other side Of the
Mississippi. lie left Gen. faylor's head.
quarters on the 25th July. lie tells Us,
says tire Register. that our troops hold IN
disputed sway Of all those late conqaesis
in Louisiana west Of the Mississippi. They,
as well as the people, are in 6ne spirits.
undppressed BY the fall of Nicksburg. and
not only able to hold their own. but al the
proper time TO help Us on this side the
river. Gen. Magruder is terrifying al Sa-
bine Pass, and ready TO cooperate with
Kirby Smith. Taylor is securing his con-
quests, aud is zealously supported by the
planters, who, when Banks oyerrgn the
couary, were ready % give Up and take
the oath. Banks secuted II llrrlr rail!. aid
took their prGperty. They are nov d.ir.
ing lnen aud war mrn to the utter I'D.
Our informant believes thai our cnnb ned
fortps under Price. Walker. TaylOr--kir-
By Smith commanding the whole--siII
reach $4,000 men, aud are increasing.
PtleraJurg Exprts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

mously az whole, bui there was no, dissenting
voice upon any proposition spbraced in t."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

ceased 20 be the thpic oil conversation.
Charleston, Aug. I4th.-1'he lombard.
ment far the last two nights has been in
crssant and spirited. Two Of The moni
tors and one Of the Yankee batteries on
Mnrris f.land were firing Il Pori Sumi,r,
Yesterday, III lnAr thousand yards distant
There are sign. th1 another terrible BON.
hardmen, viii speedily begin. Tie Iron
aies, with six monitors aud i've gunboals,
are inside the bar. and twenty transports
are in sight.
4 French war steamer j. anchored "a
Stonn.
AL quiet this morning.
Chattanooga. Aug. lI.-Col. Dibbrel,,
csmmanding Siarnr's brigade. &c forrtsi'.
iis~ian. was attacked " 1000 mounted
Eedrrals al Sparta. The enemy we're
driven back TO MeMinns,ille aud badly
shipped.
/ Parties from the West and Middle Ten.
ncssee report extensive reeruitlng Cor Con
fedfraie sersiee.
The ctups are fine anu the enemy con.
ciliaiory.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

The gloom which has oyerspread the
State Of Mississippi since the fall Of yicks-
burg and the occupation Of Jackson, is "a
pihy giving way. There is more hope
tul state Of things since The enemy retired
to Vicksburg.
Numbers Of Mississippians who had de,
serted are returning TO their commands,
and Numbers Of guerrilla organizations are
being perfected 10 render the navigation .!
the Mississippi impossible, some Of which
win soon be heard from. A large number
OF troops who were sent to the rear, sick,
after severe exposure in the trenches. az
Jackson, are returning daily. The morale
Of the army Is improving finely, under the
discipline Of General Ilardee.
Chattanooga Rsb.f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-19

Winchester or Harrisburg. fos the pra.
lection or the Baltimore and Ohio sailroad
close enough to the Potomac to put its cur.
rent between themselves and Lmboden,s
troopers, in case he should come down up.
on them.
1t is believed that Meade is concentrat.
ing in Stafford and Fauquier, but nothing
reliable is known outside Of headquarters
and what is known there Is as inyloate as
the dead Secret Fighting vas a, such
discount that even the cavalry were en-
ipying a season OF repose. and the pickets
watch each others shining barrels through
the blazing sun. too lazy 10 fire gan.
However. this apathy is liable TO be bro.
ken any day, and hostile cannon again
awake the Rappahannock hills.
RiehmsSd Ezamiaer Of Saturday.
Richmond. Aug. l2.-The light house on
Smiths Island. Chesapeake Bay. was re.
Gently destroyed by party o! Confede.
rates. They brought OF all the lamps and
ABOUT three hundred gallons &C OIL The
feat was accomplished by only ten man.
armed with reviewers.
The expectation Of Foreign Intervention
recently lndalged in has been dissipated by
The .asl news Isnm Europe. The subject has
ceased 60 be the iopic OF conversation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-13

Oar Legislature convened or Thurs
day, dc slb Il October Mos, Of the
senators were ia their seats. H..
Co, DIllIuebam called The Senate 10
order At lheu-aai hour. Henry CLARK,
Esq. the iormer ablc Secretary Of the
Senate wa, again elected without op.
position, Henry L. Lamb, Esq, Of
Burlington, vas elected Assistant Se-
crelary ani Leyi II Stone, Of North.
field, Chap lpin Of tie Senate, The
Governor vas then informed Of tho
organization 81 Tie Senate.
The House was called TO order by
Hon, Geo, W Bailey, Secretary oil
Stac. On calling the roll il was found
that only about twenty members were
absent on proceeding TO the election
Of Speaker, Mr. Dean, OF Cayendish,
who has been regarded as the most
prominent opponent OF Mr. Gardiner, i
for the Speakcrsbip, withdraw his
name rs candidate for that office. -
Hon. A. p Gardner Of Bennington
was then elected, receiving 100 out!
Of 223 votes. lie was conducted tol
the chair By Mr.. Dean OF Cayendisl,|
aud Mr., Fisher Of Ncrgennes aud nd
dressed the Gentlemen Of the House
in few able and eloquent remarks
T.. b. Stewart, Esq. Of Derby was
chosen Clerk Of the House. A state
inert # the civil and military Affairs
Of the State for the past year was re
ceiyed from Gov. lIolbrook, through
the Secretary a civil aud military NJ
fairs This address will be found up-
on our first page and should receive
"a careful peru.aL The Message o
Coy. Smith will be found entire i'd
another column. 1t Is documen
every way worthy Of the Chief Mag1
islraie Of Vermont, aud, as il eon,idI
ers measures Of great practical impor
lance 70 The Sa should receive lid
care lul attention Of every citizen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-13

LECrUEls Prof. T.. Il. WickeI
Of New York, viii deliver lecture Al
the Iown Hall, on Factory Point, Til
evening on the subject "Physiognomi
aud Phreno oay,' and also a course
three lectures at Tie Court llousc i
this village, commencing on Wednes|
day evening, on the Science Of Mind. T
These lectures viii be illustrated b,
large num- cr Of drawings aud pain
81 The great men u all ages. Duria
the various lectures The Leads Of an
persons wishing will be examined b
The lecturer, nee Of charge, for ID
parl osc Of illustrating his principlc-
We have never heard Mr.. Wicks, bl
be has been delivering his course
lectures 10 ttie largest towns tlironglS
out the State, and we notice that OF
exchanges speak Of them as very il
tereoiing and instructive, and lareel
attended. Prot. Wiekcs has spent
long time in the study Of his scienc
ard has been il The field as a leciurc
for several years. Besides his gene
al subject, P,of Wirkes will explai
the mystery d "Spirii Rappings.
Having drawn large houses in Brar
don. Rutland, Mlddlebury and We
genues, We suppose The Prof will
the same here. Single tickets can
lai for - cents, or family tickets ID
80 cents. Private examinations Cd
be had and charts Tiled out during ID
day.