Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-25

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UNIVERSITY L
at lAeWiSburg.
'|NRCULAR for the Academical Year COM
~ mcncing Oct. II, 1850.
COURSE OF STUDIES.
Primary Department.
Exercised in Spelling, Reading, Definition,
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, His.
tory Us.A., Penmanship and Composition.
English Department of the Academy.
The same studies as in the Primary DePartm't
continued ia the use Of larger text 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
dvisions.) Biography.
II. The studies in !. Term. and Psnmanship
Ill. English Grammar Casar, Artlmetic completed by
1T division. Greek Grammar, History u.sA. Pen,
nnnship. Bookkeeping
Senior Academic class.
!. Caesar. Creek Reader, Algebra (Elemsnts)
II. -Encid, do do
Ill do do do completed. Gene.
raj History, English Language and Composition.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Freshman class.
I. English Language and-COmpo>ition Algebra, Lvy,
Anahasis.
H. Plane Geometry. Iivy. Analasis.
Ill. Plane Solid and Spherical Geometry completed Ii
w, AaaLasis.
Sophomore class.
]. Horace. Odyssey Plane AMI Spherical Triconometry
II. do do Mensuraton. Surveying Navigation
Ill. do completed. Select Orat"ns Of D.mo-thcncs-
Rhetoric, Analytical Geometry.
Junior class.
!. Demostlcncs the Crown. Cicero de Offciis, Ne
chanics u Iytro.tatiss. and II ylraulic-.
ii. pelnos.n"s on the Crown. Ci-r" ii" ofisii. Gem
rleted. Pneumaties Acoustics. Electricity Magne-
tism and Optics
III. Greek Tragedy. TacitrS. Astronomy.
Senior class.
!. Logic. Natural Theology, Intellectual Philosophy.
II. Greek. Political Economy. Moral Philosophy.
ILL., Buffers Analogy Constitution Of L. s, Chemistry,
Lectures, General Reviews
three daily recitations Every Saturday forenoon is
devoted exclusively TO Vocal Music, Defamation,
and reading select and original Compositions.
The students are required to attend, regularly,
some religious meeting. Minors are expected TO
attend such meetings as are recommended to them
by their pa ents or guardians. There are in the
borough -, less than six places of public worship,
&c = different Christian denominations.
Text Books.
P.7lish Lqngar9e ant Eiocuti"a-Tho Bible. Porter's
Rhetorical Reader Worcestcrs wehsters Dictionary,
Bu"n> English Grammar. Parkers Progressive Exerc-
sc in English Comps,on paEkers Aids, Blar' Lectures
It University Edtion.)
Loii. Laagnoge-Euilion's Grammar Bullion's Reader,
Lcvrrcts Lexicon uIions Cesar. schmitz and Zumpts
Virgil LincoIns Livy. Anthons Horace Thaehers Cicero
de oiiciis. Tysrs Tacitus' Gerinania ct Asricola.
Gre,k Lqbg,"g.-I;ullions Grammar ;ullions Reader,
LilslI 4 Sctts Lexicon. owens Xcnophons Anaasis,
Owens Hoers Oily ysscy ChamPlins Denosthcnes, fisk's
Classical Manual.
N,fL,mof;cs-payies Arithmetic for Academies, Elem
cnary Algebra. Eourion Lgcnirc. Surveying and Navi-
CATION ytical Geometry Uimsteas Natural Philosophy
(-tereotyPcd,) Olmstc'is Astronomy
Number Of students.
The number of students during the past year
in the various Departments. was 172. The
Collegiate classes already organized for the ensu-
ing year. are the following:
Senior class
Junior class II
Sophomore class 10
Freshman class 10, ,,5u
Teachers.
STEPHEN W. TAYLOR, A. NJ. Prof. of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.
GEORGE II. BLISS, A. NJ, Prof of Greek Language
and Literature
GEORGE W ANDERSON, AN, Prof of Latin Language
ISAAC n LOOMS, A. NJ, Principal of the Academy
ALFRED TAYLOR, A. NJ, Tutor in the English Ian
guagc and Elocuton.
Library and Apparatus.
The Academic edifice now occupied by the
members Of the University, has been erected, at
expense Of $1,000, and it is adapted to accommodate
expected to bc ready for occupancy at the
of the next Term-Oct. Il, 1850.
The Library contains number Of select Volumes and
is constantly increasing.
Chemical Apparatus has been procured sufficient to
supply the immediate demand The Apparatus for the
illustration Of Mechanical Philosophy, is complete
Tuition and Board.
Tui,ion-in the Collegiate Department $40,
Academic $40, Primary $l2-per year.
Board, including lodging. washing, fuel. and
light can be had in the village and its vicinity at
various prices, from 81 so to $3.50 per week.
Arrangements in progress to furnish Board exclu
sive Of lodging washing fuel and light such may
desire IL, at 81 25 per week.
Sessions and Vacations.
Two Sessions in the year-the former com
mences on the 3rd Thursday in October, and
continues 26 weeks; the latter commences on
18th May, and continues IA weeks.
Spring Vacation, weeks Autumn.l, 8.
THOMAS WATSON, Pres't.
GEORGE F. MILLER. Sec'y.
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. Sept l, 1850