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DICKINSON  SEMI^'ARY 


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FOR 


THE  ACADEMICAL  TEAR 


FROM 


MAY  15th,  1852,  to  MAY  15th,  1853. 


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WILLIAMSPORT, 

LYCOMING  COUNTY,  PENN^V 

1853. 


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BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES. 


Rev.  TIIOS.  BOWMAN,  A.  M.  Preset  ex  off,, 

Gen.  ROBEET  FLEMING,  Secretary,  , 

Hon.  JOHN  SMITH,  Treasurer, 

ROBERT  FARIES,  Esq., 

Maj.  CHAS.  low, 

J.  S.  CRAWFORD,  M^^D., 

J.  F.  COWAN, 

A.  UPDEGEAFF, 

DAVID  SHOWERS,  Esq., 

M,  CHAMBEI^LIN, — — 

C.  B.  BOW]MAN, 
Maj.  L.  G.  IIULING. 
Hon.  a.  S,  WILSON, 
M.  W.  JACKSON, 
Hon.  a.  W^OODWAED, 
Rev.  JOHN  TONNER, 
GEORGE  SLATE, 
P.  DICKINSON,  Esq., 
Rev.  Jf)IIN  FOLEY, 
Rey.  TIIOS.  B.  SARGENT, 
Rey.  JOSEPH  FRANCE, 


Wllliamsport 


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Newberry 
Milton 
Williamsport 


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Lewistown 

Berwick 

Williamsport 

Bellefonte 

Williamsport 

Lock  Haven 

Danvillo 

Baltimore 

Williamsport 


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:as7o  (QUAmjiQ  ©.  itAsus.,  & 


AmTi^. 


■<<•»»■ 


YISITIXG  COMMITTEE. 

PHILADELPHIA  OOXFERENCE. 

Lnv.  .1.  [..,  TAFT. 
Ei:v.  A.  CoOivMAN. 

BALTIMOirE  CONFERENCE. 

Rkv.  T.  [1.  \\\  :^J()XUUE, 
Rev.  r>.  n.  (M!>A'K1|. 
Rey.  J.  ii.  YUiNG. 

DKJKIXSON  COLLEGE. 

Rev,  IMlESiJ>L:XT  COLLINS.  D.  I). 


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BOARD  OF  LNSTRUCTIOI^; 

Rev.  Thos.  Bowman.  A.  M.,  Principal, 
Teacher  of  Moral  Science  and  Latin  and  Greek. 

Rev.  W.  L.  Boswell  A.  M., 
Teacher  of  Mathematics,  and  Natural  Science. 

ClIAS.  R.   ZSCHEIGXER,    (of  Lclpsic,) 

Teacher  of  German,  French  and  Instrumental  Musia 

E.  A.  Smith, 
Teacher  of  Common  English. 

C.  D.  Emery,  (of  West  Point,) 
Assistant  in  Mathematics. 

George  Rothrock, 
Teacher  of  A^ocal  Music. 

J.  M.  Greex,  ?J.  D., 
Lecturer  on  Anatomy,  Physiology  and  Hygiene. 

Me-s  IL  Cali,=^te  Clarke, 
Preceptress  and  Teacher  of  Ornamental  Branches. 

Mr?.  Eliza  W.  McDovrELL, 
Assistant  in  Female  Department. 

Miss  Mary  McCord, 
Assistant. 

J.  L  McCoy,  Steward, 


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RESIDENT  GRADUATES. 


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Beck  Margaret 
f  Gere  Harriet 

Gere  Sarah 
4-  Green  Helen 
..^■:  Packer  Mary 
-*-  Packer  Sarah 


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GENTLEMEN 


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NAME.^. 

^  Allen  Robert  P.    '  ^?^  ^ 

Allen  Thomas  E. 

Alexander  Cyrus  T.    /  ^-^  -^ 

liaird  W.  P. 

Beck  II.  L. 

Beck  Newton 

Beck  s.  :\r. 

Bennett  Thomas 
Blair  A.  F. 
Bowman  Charles  G. 
Bowman  Charles  P. 
l^owman  K.  J. 
Bowman  K,  P. 
Bowman  J.  Bur  bin 
Bowman  N.  W. 
^«  Bowman  S,  li  '  »3  *- 
Bowman  T.  (j. 
Bowman  T.  ^I. 
Bright  E.  W 


WilKamsport, 
Baltimore,  McL 


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William  sport. 


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RESIDENCE. 
Armstrong. 
Williamsport. 
Old  Fort. 

Youngwomansto*n 
Williamsport, 


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Benvick. 

Williamsport, 
Mifflinvillc. 
Berwick. 
Wiiliamsport. 

Sunbury. 


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rATALO^>l  !•:  OF  M(  KINSON  SEMlXAKi 


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KAMES. 
BroAvn  J.  A\'. 

Butcher  J.  J. 

Calvert  E.  L. 

Caiup])ell  Alfred.^ 

Care  Tlioinas 

Carr  J,  W, 

Chancy  A.  B. 

Claubaugh  Levi 

Costello  Clemson 

Craio'  llohert 

Cramer  Jacob 

CravvibrJ  Cliarlea— 

r»c  Witt  Archibald 

T)ice  (icor;j;p 
i    Diemer  Jas.  B.    ■  /  o 

l)ill  Andrew 

I)()el)l(ir  Thomas 

Drum  J.  R. 

Drum  M.  S. 

l)unmire  J.  W. 
Ehu^  Benj.  B. 
Ek*(^  Daiiiel  B. 
Ellis  Charles 
Ear  (PS  Fraiu.'iH 
Eari(^s  llobert 
Eessh^r  Pliilip 
Eield  Jos iah 
Eisher  I'homas  AW 
IMpniln^  W. 
Ereas  Isaiah 
Eulmer  Jesse  II. 
Fuliiu'r  A\\ 
Eur;^u son  W.  < »' , 
:jf  Eurst  A.(L   \U    "? 
(lardrir-r  A\'ayiie 
( Jol)hart 

(iill(>s[)i(^  liobert 
(jiilniorc  d.  {\ 
( lortiH'r  ]'].  S. 
(Joidd  Alexiuidcr 
<  Jould  l'r:nikrn\ 
Cireeu  llan'y 


RESIDENCE. 
Baltimore,  Md. 

Williamsport. 


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ii 


Portsmouth. 

Armstrong 

East  Ban  c. 

Altona. 

Montoursvillo. 

Jersey  Town. 

Williamsport. 


a 


Pittston. 

Wayne. 

Sunlniry. 

Berwick, 

Williamsport. 

a 
it 

McVeytown. 
Salona. 
Dunnsbur^. 
Williamsport. 


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Ncwljorrv. 
Williamsport. 
Wdiite  Deer  Mills 

4 

Lock  Haven. 

BerAvick. 

AVilliam  sport. 

A'ippenose. 

Halifax. 

Hjihijia. 

T5each  Creek. 

i\ipp(>n()S(\ 

AVahallah  Miss. 

Ijoyalsock. 

AV'ashinp;ton. 

AVilliamsport. 


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I'ATALOUUK  OF  DICKINSON  SEMINARY. 


NAMES, 
(h'cen  John 
Guyer  Asl)ury 
llail  AVillis. 
Hardy  C.  M. 
Hasting  George 
Hayes  Jas.  G . 
Ilartman  AVm. 
Hebe r ton  S.  B. 
Hepburn  A.  H. 
Hepburn  John 
Hepburn  John  M. 
Hepburn  AVm. 
Hess  AVm . 
Hig^ins  AVni. 
Hoffman  Chas. 
Hoffman  John 
llogeland  S.  M. 
Ilooven  E.  T. 
Hoyt  1).  M. 
Jack  Charles  H. 
Kalbfus  Charles  H. 
Kalbfus  Dani(d 
Kalbfus  T.  Bowman 
Karschner  AVilliam 
Keller  Jacob 
Kf^pner  i>enjamin 
King  B.  P. 
Koons  E.  A.  B. 
Kracht  AV.  A. 
Laugcakc  J.  A» 
Lcil)  E.  T, 
LlLiii-et  John 
[dv:V'l  lienry 
lilov'i  Wiiiiaiu 
Low  ( 'iKirles 
Low  G.  i>. 
L\{)n  Hii'a^j) 
Marsh  (;.  • 

Martin  Oi^Mtliant 
Mc<'ornnck  C  S. 
a^lcC(!)"mi('k  G.  A, 
]Mi:C,,v  William 


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KESIDENCE. 
Williamspcn't. 
Altona. 
Armstrong. 
Eksira,  N.  Y. 
Salona. 
AVilliamsporfc 


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Elim  sport. 
AVilliamsport 


C*atav/issa. 
Heaver  Meadow. 
(Grampian  Hills„ 
AVillian)  sport 


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Millville. 

MiminvilJe. 

Mifflin. 

J.>ui)ns])urg. 

I'ohimbus, 

A\'illia{r)s]>;)rt. 
Munrv. 

i\)rt  Cnrbon 

,Be;ich  ('I'cok. 
i'ovalsock. 
^V  illinmsnovf 
A)'nis[roTio'. 
Limo  !v!du;e. 
\\  illiamsport 
I'dimsport. 
A\  J!liams]>ort 
-Loidc  HavcTK 

William  sp,')]-|-„ 


CATALCHil'H  OK  Df 'i'SINSON  .-^KMLNAJtY. 


i\IcUowell  Jiinios  K, 
McDowell  AV.  K. 
MfiLaughriu 
McMurray  lloT)ort 
McNarnoy  Thomas 
Meek  el.  M.  1\ 
Meiulonliall  llonv}-  v^ 
Mitchell  E;  [K 
Mitchell  Jan.  T. 

Mmor(;.  w. 

Miller  riii lip     • 

Mussina  Sylvester 
Neff  Is>iiae  1\. 
Oliver  V.  ^Y. 
Oliver  John 
Oliver  8.  Llovd 

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Ottiii^er  Edward 
Packer  Al])ert 
Packer  B(,y^LC.. 
]^lcker  George 
Pi*t^rv.irr'j  II.  A  ^ 
pollock  Thomas 
Piirsell  l>enjamii> 
jloo'crs  (U'or^e  11 . 
San  key  Sanuiel 
Santei^  V.  M, 

Shulcr  r.  0. 

Smith  .ioh:^» 

Snyder  \'].  R. 

Stoiicr  i  .  11  - 

StcNt^nson  (hM)r|i;r- 

Stout  .h.hn 

Stout  Thom]>s('xT 

Sv,'iL/t  y  < '.  1>.  li . 

Sv.e'.'lcy  \\'ilUan). 

Tallnum  Jcrouiiab 

Tollman  d(!hn  H. 

Tallnum  Malliiew 

Taihua^A  Uobert 

Test  Israfd 

Thoma:-!  John  Bv. 


BES1T)E.}:CE, 

Lev>'isto\vn, 

IViooming  G-rO'VO. 
Lovalso«k. 
Dunnsbiirg. 
Unlonville, 
l^erwick. 
McYeytoYfn. 
Staunton^  Va. 
Elim  sport. 
"Wmiamsport. 
Manor  IFiil 
"Williamsport. 
iM  Fort. 
AVilliam  sport. 


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Pliilade^pKiPi, 
AV  illiamspurt. 


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Jersey  SI i ore. 
]^a.ltiinore,  Md. 
Millheim. 
Town  Hill, 
dintonville. 

Jersoytoy/n. 

Town  1 J  ill. 

LewistoAvn. 

(Mear!i(dd    Bri dire, 

Jersey  town. 

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Elyshnrc;. 

Armstrong. 
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Ph  "dipshiirg, 
ijovalsock. 


ZZT"^     _-iri*    m    r  li  "Tu""-'  ji "     "'!.*>     ""*    EL- 


CATAl/XJUK  OK  DiCKlNSOX  SKMfNAIlV. 


Thompson  Thom  i^. 

Tinsman  Andrew' 

Tinsman  Pinter 

Waters  John 

AVaters  Xewtoii 
Webb  John  II. 
■VVeitzel  P.  H. 
Wheelock  AV.  A\^ 
AY ilson  llouben  E. 
AYirt  Janv'S 
AYolverton  John 
AVoodnran  d.  AY-siey 


alias 


KarintarowgVN^Mi  d.  NV . 


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KESIDENCI- 

AVolf  Run. 
AVillianisport. 


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Baltimore  Md. 
Jersey  Shore. 
Sunbiiry. 
Corning,  N.  Y. 
Masseynburg.  ^ 
AVillianisport. 


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St.  Regie,  X.  Y 


Addis  L  niisa. 

Alexander  Louisa 

Allen  Uarri"t  d. 

Allen  Alargar«^t 

AU'^n  M  try  1^. 

Arbuckle  Elizabeth 

"Bock  Emma 

Buuiett  ll.irriet  0. 

Bitner  Martlia 

B;)wman  M.  \  • 

Butler  Amui 
j       Caldwell  Anna  E. 
'       (dtirke  lA-'lia  W. 
Clarke  Sarah 


LADIES. 


Pvoad  H'lll. 
Old  Fort. 
Trout  Run. 
Montoursville. 
AVilliamsport. 
Ij.nvistown. 
AV  ill  lam  sport. 


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Lock  Haven. 
AVilliamsport. 


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XAMKS. 
riinan  S. 
rinior  \\. 
riiiior  M- 

AVilliams  L.  M. 
AVoothntui  M:ir2;!iret,  nVuiH 

K  tiriiitarovr •i;weu  Kuinvagoii 
Yocum  Marp;-.u-et 
Yo'.'um  Martha 
Y<)Ciim  Nanoy 


c  AT  A I  .o( ;  r  !•:  o  i-'  i  >  i  n;  i  n  s<  )N  s  k  m  i  n  a  k  v 


IIKSIDKXCE. 
AVillianisport. 


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P. 


Lovalsock. 


St.   I^^o;i^,,   X.   Y. 
Elysbiirg. 


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El^CAPlTULATJOX 


Ilesidciit  Graduates, 
Males, 

Females, 

Total 


6 

-  357 

-  109 


'^72 


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MISCELLANEOUS  IXFORMATIOK 

I)]civin:^()M  Seiiilnary,  ^viil  noon,  witli  more  tliau  ii?iial  success, 
c  miplete  the  lifUi  year  c<r  its  histurv.  Tli'j  Trusiv-o.-,  irom  llie  be- 
i»-lnln'^,  havo  Ij'v^u  (.lotormhtod  to  fIvg  it  rank  aim^ii^;  tJie  liidiest 
S^miuirl'is  of  learning,  and  thf^y  arc  now  pleased  to  know  that, 
it  oceiipies  an  enviable  position  among  the  iirit  sehools  of  the  land. 
Its  heautifal  and  healthful  loeati  >n  at  V/illiamsport,  Lycoming  Co., 
Pa.,  in  (11)  oT  the  most  picturesque  and  lovely  valleys  of  Ihe  Sus- 
quehanna, its  convenience  of  access,  Leing  within  30  hours  ride 
of  Baltimoro  and  Philadelphia — Its  abundant  facilities  for  thorough 
instruction — Its  high  tone  of  luuraliiy,  all  combine  to  commend  it 
to  the  continued  patronage  and  conlld.onee  of  the  puljiic.  Though 
under  th  "  ini!ii;vli:ito  care  of  the  Piiiladelphia  and  Ixiltimore  Con- 
^'erenc  of  tli-;'  Methojist  K]»isco}>al  Churchy  it  is  not  intended  to  b^ 
sectarian.  It  proposes  U)  furnisli  a  sound,  christian,  education  to 
the  numeruus  yoirih.s  ^.liu  {.iniually  f.uck  to  its  Halls.  Having  the 
two  sexes  under  the  same  lioard  (-f  Instruction  and  govcirmcnt,  it 
combines  all  the  advantages,  with  few  lS  the  di,' advantages,  of  a 
IMale  and  a  Female  S  aninary.  Teachers  and  l*iipils  Eve  together 
as  a  well  rcirulatcd  famllv. 


COURSE  OF  STUDY. 

This  embn'aces  a  period  of  throe  y(\\rs  smd  is  designed  to  qualify 
students  f<jr  t"ac]iing  in  iiiiy  liigli  Seho(d  or  Acadomy,  or  for  any 
d'^partm  Mit  id'  busin"ss.  Upon  (tmpleling  the  lolK.v/ng  (.turse 
th'!  sUid-Mit  will  be  eiitltl'l  to  a  iJii'i.o.MA.  'i'hos;^  intending  to  enter 
coll  'Li;!%  and  (.th^rs,  not  v,i^h:ng  to  cor.iplete  the  course,  can  jiursuo 
sujli  stu^le.;   as  tlu^v  dL;:^lre.  ^^ 

FIRST    YEAH. 


FirvST  Tf.k.m: 


Algebra, 

Ancient  G eography, 


Algebra, 

Classical  Anticpaities, 


J/jom...;", 


Eag.  Laauaiage, 
Ibmeral  liistorv. 


II 


arrisou  9. 


r>EC(^M)  Tr;rr.:: 

Lnomi>'.      Xatural  Iflsfi^ry, 
La' in  (Jrammar, 
TniKi)  Ti:ji.M: 


McClintock's. 


Oeometrv, 
Physiology, 


Xatural  Philosophy,    ♦lolinston'i^. 
Latin  Uraju.  McClintock's. 


rr:r::x:^   k 


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II 


; 


^ 


11 


CATALOGUE  OF  DICKINSON  SEMINAPwY 


Geometry, 
Book  Keeping. 


SECOND  YEAR. 

First  Ti:rm: 

M.Mital  Plillosoplij 
CiCsar, 
Grook  Grauimir,  McClintock's. 

Second  Term: 


*ConIc -Sections,        Loomis'. 
Constitution  of  United  States. 


■^Trigonomctrv, 
Botany, 


Ciioniistry, 
Yirgll 
Greek  Grammar,  McClintock's. 

TiTTRD  Term: 


Loomis'. 


Cic3  Hj's  Oratiomf 


Upham^B. 
Antlion's. 


Johnston's. 
Anthon's. 


M'lttlcinn^s. 
Anthcn's. 


Greek,  Second  Lo.k, 


McClIntock's. 


*SurTcying  k  ^.lensuratlon 

Jioomis's 
Do  SonectutD,  ALtlio;rs. 


THIRD  YEAR. 

Fir^sT  Term:    ' 
Lo;ri(>, 


Political  Economy 
^MineraL>gy, 


Whateb,  's. 
Kv.  of  Christianity,  PaleY^s. 
(h-eek  2nd  Book/    McClintock's 

S.'CoxD  Term: 


Khetoric, 
Oe  Am'citia, 


Whateloy'3 
Anthon's. 


Wavluid's 
Duia's. 
M«  mor.'ibllia,  Anllion't^. 

Third  Term: 

■^Civil  Engineering,     MrJian's.       I  Moral  Pliilosophy,    Wnyland's. 
Geology,  Gray's.  |  Horace,  "      Anthon's. 

For  tho.^c  studies  inarl:rd  vritli  a  Star,  otliers  may  lie    .«ul:f  t'Uited. 

Thoso  onterinp^  up;tn  ili*^  ah(»vf^  Course,  mir.t  he  woU  grounded  in 
Arithmetic  (I);ivies,j  V>n-li;^!i  Grammar,  (ChandlfM-'s.)  Geography, 
(Morse'y.)  j:tyiru>!(.gy,  (l.,\i;d'.s  >  e^ul  History,  (Gof;(irich's. ) 

Exercises  in.  Pcr.m  iiv^hip.  I*.'-..:::;;/,  Ortiiography,  Composition 
and  Di'cl  imati.tp,  OMiitinui'd  Jiro  ;i:ii(  iiC  the  (-(arse, 

Thos(Mvho  v,-i-M  to  pursTK^  th*'  ( 'l:->s>;<>s  fiirtiu^r  than  is  cnntom>ila- 
tcl  in  th"  ;iJ  ovr;  course,  can  u'^'-  any  ap|>rove(: toxt-liooks  ;  and  those 
Avho  prefer  it,  may  substiiute  the  Frjnch  and  Gorman  fur  the  Latin 
and  (r!-t'ck. 

Lr.(T[  RKs  on  ilie  5;evoral  hranclio^  of  Natural  Science  yrill  he  de- 
livered at  regular  and  stated  periods. 

\  ocAL  Ml  sjc. — Instruction  in  tiiis  science  yill  l)e  given  to  the  cn- 
t.re  school,  hy  a  coin:»'>tpnt  teaclnn*,  at  regular  periods. 

A  Normal  Class  vrill  h-  formed  (when  required),  and  special  at- 
tention will  he  given  to  those  who  may  wi-h  to  prepare  themselves 
for  the  important  (hities  of  teaching'- 

A  Biblical  Class  will  also  be  formed  for  the  benefit  cf  such  as 
have  the  Ministry  in  view. 


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ACCOMMODATIONS. 

This  Institution  is  furnished  with  a  fine  building  for  school  pur- 
poses, and  a  largo  and  commodious  Boarding  House,  recently  erect- 
ed for  the  acc<anm(jdatlon  (d*  hjludent^^  from  abroad.  This  is  arran- 
ged in  separate  departments  for  ea<:h  rex,  ^roA  is  }d:iced  under  the 
care  of  an  experienci^d  stevrard.  The  Prin.cipai's  family  also 
occupies  a  portion  of  the  same  building,  whih:5  the  Preceptress  and 
several  other  Teachers  lodge  in  it,  and  board,  in  common  vrith  the 
student,  at  the  Steward's  table.  Each  roem  is  furnished  with  heavy 
articles,  hut  the  students  must  provide  their  ovrn  sheets,  counter- 
panes, pillow-casos  r^nd  t^»wels ;  all  of  vrhich,  tc^otiier  vdth  all 
articles  of  clothing,  must  he  car  J^nJhj  marhed. _^__ 


TRICES  OF  BOARD, 

Boarding  per  week,  $1,03 

]loom  Kent,  Lights  and  Fuol,  (according  to  tho  coascn.)  from  15  to 
25  cents. 

Washing,  18  to  C'o  cents. 

N.  B. — Payment  monthly    in  advance  or  interest  will  be   char^jed- 


RATES   OF  TUITION. 

Beading,  Writing  and  Oi-thograpli}-, 
Elementary  Arithmetic,  (Joography  and  History, 
More  advanced     do.  ih)..  do. 

Higher  ]']n^li*^h,  with  Lectures, 

Latin  and  (ireek, 

Contin;rent  clnir^e   n^ccordlng  to  season, 

EXTRA. 

German  and  French,  each, 

])raw"ng, 

Lin;]sca;ie  sc^tche^  find  painting, 

DiiTre:.t  srvles  (ench> 

Instruction  o!i  Piano  (oO  lo330ns), 

Use  of  Piani, 

N.  Ih — Tuition  /I'O'?  invar laljhj  to  ho  paid  in  advance. 


Fcr  Qiinrt^r. 

$2,50 
3,00 
3,50 
5,00 

0,00 
£5  to  50  cents. 


$4,00 
1,00 
2,50 
2,50 
8,00 
2,00 


AVERAGE  OF  r:XPE>;SES  PER  QUARTER 

OF  ELEVEN  WEEKS. 


Boardinr,  cjc, 
Tuition. 


Com.  Y.v^. 

$22,00 


12,00 

6,33 


Latin  k  Creek. 

22,00 
C,33 


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ADMISSION. 

Application  for  p.linissiv/n  mu3t  L-o  mado  to  tlio  Principal,  at  hh 
oHice  in  the  Scminarv  liLiildini^.  I\v)ii:3  will  bo  fi<lmitto;l  tv)  tbo  Ac- 
adcmic  Department  wiiu  vriii  not  plevl;ro  tlioni3il.es  to  observe  all 
the  rules  and  rcLiulatiuns  of  the  luslitntiun.  Every  student  will  be 
considered  a  member  of  the  school  until  the  Principal  shall  bo  notified 
of  his  intention  to  leave. 


APPARATUS. 


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The  Institution  is  furnished  with  a  superior  collection  of  appara- 
tus, together  with  full  sets  of  maps  and  chart?,  and  an  interostln'^- 
cabinet  of  minerals,  thus  aQbrding  every  requisite  facility  for  illus- 
tration and  experiment  in  Astronomy,  Philosophy,  Chomlstrv,  Anat- 
cmv,  and  Phvsijloey. 

LIBRAPtY. 

The  nucleus  of  a  library  lias  been  formed,  which  already  cm, 
braces  many  of  the  most  valuable  vrorks  in  the  English  lano-iiaf^-e. 
Tu  this,  constant  additions  are  making  ;  and  every  student,  for  a 
trifling  foe,  can  have  aeccs.^  t.)  a  rich  and  entertaining  fund  of  infor- 
mation. 

discipli?;e. 

The  discipline  is  mild  but  firm,  calculated  to  promote  intellectual 
advancement  and  improvomont  of  tli-  heart.  Every  encouragement 
will  be  af7v)rded  to  tlie  studious  and  well-disposed,  but  the  indolent 
and  unprincipled  can  find  no  rosting-plaee  withhi    the    pale  of  the 

Institution. 

RELIGIOrS    SERVICE. 

Eve-y  student  is  ro(pi:i-d  to  jittond  the  religious  exercises  at  th^ 
opening  and  clos-  (d^  sch.nd  eadi  day,  as  well  as  public  worship 
twic-  every  Sabbatli,  at  Jruch  place  as  parents  or  guardians  may  des- 


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cale:vdar. 


The  Academical  year  is  divided  into  three  Terms  com 
follows :  )  '^ 

Fall  Term,  August  2oth,  lSo3. 
AVinter  Term,  December  5tb,  1853. 
Summer  Term,  March  17th,  1854. 
The  year  will  close  June  30th,  1851. 


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