Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

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J. g. J. WALLS.
I.cwisl.,rg, April -. 1850
UNIVERSITY
ut l.cWisburg.
ltIRCUI.AR for the Academical Year COM
~ mencing Oct. II, 1919.
COURSE OF STUDIES.
Primary Department.
Exercised in Spelling, Reading, Definition.
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography. His
tory C.S.A., FenmanshiP aud Composition.
English Department of tho Academy.
The same studies as in the Primary Drparim't I
continued in the use Of larger text hooks and to
these are added General History ,Algcbrs, Legen-
dre and Elements Of Surveying.
Classical Department Of the Academy.
Term Janior Arademic class.
l. English Grammar. Latin Grammar, Arithmetic (two
divisions.> Geography
II. The siniis in ]. Term. AMI rcnmanshr:
Ill English Grnnar, Caesar. Arithmetic omrct'-i by
1Si division. Greek Grammar. History CSA, Ten
man-hr, Bookkeeping.
Senior Arademic class.
l. Cesar. Greek Reader, Algebra tElrmrnt')
III Il" do do completed. Gene
raj History, English Language and Composition
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Freshman class
l. English Language and Composition, Algebra, L,y,
H. rlanc ,ir,,netry. Livy. Anatn.is.
ILL., Plane. Solid and Spherical Geometry completed Li-
Soph0D.ore class.
l. Horace, Odyssey Plane and Spherical Tr;"n"n~try
II. do do Mcnsurntion, ,sur,rying Navigation.
Ill do completed Select Orations Of Demtstllcncs,
Rhetoric, Analytical Grometry.
Junior ckass.
J. Dcnostl,encs the Crown, Cicero 4. Ofacs, Me-
cLaniss, H. ydr"statirs. and Hydraulics.
T. peuo-thcn-s the Crown. Cicero lie oficiis com
plet'i Pnrumatics, Acoustics, Electricity, Sasne-
tsn,. and Optics.
H. Grrck Tragedy, Tncitus, Astronomy
Senior class.
Ifr Aca.cmcaI Year commencing Oct. 10. 1s:a'.l
l. Logic, Natural Theology, Intellectual Philosophy
II. Greek. Political Economy. Moral PHILOSOPHY
Ill. Buffers Analogy Constitution VI L. - Chemistry,
Lectures, ticncral Reviews
No class in the Regular Course has less than
,hree daily rec,aions. Every Saturday forenoon is
devoted clciusively Z" Vocal Music, Defamation,
aud reading select and original Compositions.
The students are required TO attend, regularly
some religious meeting. Minors are expected "a
attend such meetings as ARE recommended I" the"
| by their parents or guardians. There arc IN the
borough no less than six places Of public worship
of Ms many different Christian denominations.
Text Rocks.
Eag'ish Langnage ',ri Eh-"ti"-The Bible. Porter
Rhetorical R-adrr. W"rsrstcr's we'~t"rs Dictionary
,ulIinps English Grammar. rarkers rr-s-iv. ENrrci
English Composition, rarkers Aids B"irs Lectures
University Eiti"n9
Iev-rrts Lexicon. Eulli"ns Crsnr. srhmtz aud ZumPt'
virgil Iin-lns L,y. Antlons H"rar- Thnchcrs Ciscr,
lie Ufiitiis, Tyer's Tsriius Grrmania 1T Agric'ia
Gr,k Ldnynaye.-H 'ramn'ar Bullion sjcn'ier
I.t.ll 4 Se.tts Lexicon. Owens Ncnophons Anniasis
owens II"ners u, ChamPlins Dcinostrncr, Fisk
Classical Manual. 80
,nt,ry Algebra H.rion Lrcsnir". Surveying and Nasi
ga" Anay teal te'Inrtrs olns,'ds Natural rh"s"h,
/ ,st.r.iypci Olmst"ds Astronomy
Number OG Students.
The number of students during the past yca
in the various Departments, was 160. The
number that have entered the classes in the Re
! gular Course for the current year exclusive o
those in the English and Primary departments,
! is rs follows:
| CoiLssE-Junor class
| Sophomore rlnss IL
Freshman class 10
| Ac.pEMy.-Scn"r class -
Junior class WV
|
! sTEPHEN ". TAYLOR, A. ", Prof Of Mathemlatc
| AMI Natural Philosophy
! GE,is,;E Il. BLISS. A. NJ Prof If Greek Languar
nIsi Literature.
,EDM:Ew ANDERSON. AN, Prof Of Latin Iangung
1 apl Literature.
ALFRED TAYLOR, A. ", Tutor in the English Ian
guagc and Execution
Buildings, Library and Apparatus
The Academic ediiice now occupied by th
| members Of the University, has been erected. q
nm .x~nse of sS.oN0. AMI it il aapts, :" ac~"mmo'at
IA, st,r-uts AHhrs esi6sr kas fs-'B need hc
DC finished within the enur It the present ':,'"m
year and 10 contain study ami dormit"rieS "r t'
Of 30 students in the Collegiate irPartm
The Library contains n number Of select Volumes an
is constantly increasing
Chemical Apparatus has is"n ordered sufficient
su,pjy tI in,,e.iiat. .hsand. The Apparatus t'r I'll
astration Of Mechanical Philosophy, is complete.
Tuition and Board.
Tuition i'm the Collegiate Department S3t
Academic $40, Primary Sl2-Pcr year.
Board, including lodging. washing, fuel. an
light, can he had in the village and its vicinity
various prices, from 81 so 10 $3.50 per week.
Sessions and Vacations.
Two Sessions in the year-the former CON
mences on the 2nd Thursday in October. an
continues 81 weeks the latter commences o
, the 10th May, and continues Is weeks.
Spring Vacation, 4 weeks Autum,'nl. 6.
! By order and in hehalf Of the B''nri:
THOMAS WATrSON. Pest.
GEORGE r. MILLER. sec'y.
I.ewisFnrg, Cnion Co. Pa. April lS. 1850