Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-28
UNIVERSITY
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|tIRCULAR for the Academical Year eom>
~ mencing Oct. IL, 1919.
COURSE OF STUDIES.
Primary Department.
Exercised in Spelling, Reading, Definition.
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, His.
tory U.s.A., Penmanshp and Composition.
English Department of tho Academy.
The same studies as in the Primary Dtpartm'
continued in the use of larger tex, books and to
these are added General History Algebra, Legen-
DIRE, and Elements Of Surveying.
Classical Department of the Academy.
Term Junior academic class.
/. English Grammar. Latin Grammar, Arithmetic two
divisions Geography
III. The studies in /. Term. and Pcnman-hp.
lit division Greek Grammar, History U.>.A, PEN
manship, bookkeeping.
Senior academic class.
!. Cesar, Greek Reader, Algebra (Elcments)
MI. do do do completed. Gene
raj History, English Language and Composition.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
l. English Language and Composition, Algebra, Iivy.
H. Plane ,eometry, Livy, Ansbasi-.
Ill Plane Solid and Spherical Geometry completed. Ii
Sophon.ore class.
J. Horace, Odyssey: Plane and spherical Trsonom.,ry
H. do do u ,NasSs."n
Rhetoric, Analytical Geometry.
Junior class.
!. Demo.thenes on the Crown Cicero lie Ofhcis, Me-
chancs, Hydrostatics, and Hydraulics.
II. Drmosthenc. the Crown Cicero de- Ofhciis COM
plcted, Pncumatcs, Acoustics, Electricity, MaSnc-
tism, and Optics.
III. Greek Tragedy, Tactus, Astronomy.
Senior class.
flor ACCIDENTAL Year commencing Oct. 10, lss0.l
Logic, Natural Theology Intellectual Philosophy
II. Greek, Political Economy. Mora, Philosophy.
III. Buffers Analogy Constitution Of L. So Chemistry,
Lectures, General Reviews
No class in the Regular Course has less than
three daily recita,ons. Every Saturday forenoon il
devoted exclusively TO Vocal Music. Defamation,
and readins select and original Compositions.
The students ore required to attend, regularly
some religious meeting. Minors are expected "a
attend such meetings as are recommended to them
BY their parents or guardians. There are in the
borough no less than six places Of public worship
of as many different Christian denominations.
Text Books.
Rhetorical Reader Worccsters Webstrrs Dictionary
BulIions English Grammar. Parkers Progressive Exerci
English Composition, Parkers Aids Blair Lectures
Latin Languaoe-Bullion Grammar, Buon's Reader
Leyeretts Lexcon Bullion's Cesar, Schmx and Zumpt
Virgil Lincons Lvy Anbons Horace Thaclcrs Cicero
de- oficis Tyier's Tacitus' Germanis ct Agricols.
Gr,ek kLanguage.-BuonsG Grammar, Bullion's Reader
Liiie L Scott's Lexicon Owens Aenophons Anahasis
Owens Homers Odyssey, Champns Dcmosthencs, Fisk
NitIematics-Davi.s Arithmetic for Academies, Elem
cntary Algebra Bourbon Lsendre Surveying and Navi
CATION t;eomctry UL,seds Natural Phosoph,
(.tcreotypcd) Olnlsteds Astronomy
Number Of students.
The number Of students during the past yea
in the various Departments, was l64. The
number that have entered the classes in the Re
cular Course for the current year (exclusive o
those in the English and Primary drpartments,,
is Is follows:
CouEGR.-Junior class 3
Sophomore class u
Freshman class 10
AcApMY-Senior class Is
Junior class 4o...97
Teachers.
srEPHEN ". TAYLOR, A. NJ Prof Of Mathcmatic
and Natural Philosophy
G GEoRGE ". ANDERSON, AN, Prof Latin Ioneuas
ISAAC n LOOMS. A. NJ, Principal Of the Academy.
| ALFRED TAYLOR, A. NJ, Tutor in the English Ian
glage and Elocution.
Buildings, Library and Apparatus
The Academic ediice now occupied BY ih
members Of the University, has been erected. q
an expense of and it is adapted to accommodate
l5O students Another edicc has been commenced, ,whic
/. 10 le finished within the Of the present Academi
YEAR and to contain study and dormtorcs for tn
of students in the Collegiate departm
The Library contains number Of select volumes, an
I is constantly increasing.
/ Chemical Apparatus has been ordered suficient
eupply the immediate demand The Apparatus for til
ILLUSTRATION of Mechanical Philosophy, now complete
Tuition and Board.
Tuition-in the Collegiate Department $50
Academic $50, Primary $l2-Per year.
Board, including lodging. washing. fuel. an
light, can he bad in the village and its vicinity
various prices. from s., so to $3.50 per week.
Sessions and Vacations.
Two Sessions in the year-the former com
mences on the End Thursday in October. an
continues 81 weeks; the latter commences o.
the 18th May, and continues Is weeks
Spring Vacation, 4 weeks; Autumnnl. 6.
By order and IN behalf Of 'he Board:
| THOMAS WATSON. Pres't.
GEORGE T. MILLER. Sec'y.
Iewisburg. onion Co. Pc. April ls. 1850