Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-11
UNIVERSITY
at LeWiSburg.
NlRCULAR for the Academiesl Year con
~ meneing Oct IL, 1850.

COURSE OF STUDIES.
Primary Department
Exercised in Spelling, Reading, Definition.
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, His.
tory U.S.A., PenmsnshiP and Compos'tion.
English Department Of the Academy.
! Tho ssme studies - in the Primary ID Psrtm
continued in the use OF larger text books aud to
these ere added General History Alssb's. Lsgsn.
drs. and Elements Of Surveying
Classical Department Of the Academy.
rsru Junior academic class.
/ l. InElsh Grammar, Latin Grammar, Arithmetic two
| divisons,) Geography.
H. The same studies a. in ]. Term. and Psnmanship
S l,.aa sr.:s.. so.,
naaship, BoSkksspisg
Senior Aoademie elass.
I G:..,; Greek k..d'r, Als'ss. tE''n'n'')
iii DO Do d ssnpl.s.d. Gene.
rsl History. kassh Lanssass s.d Conpesis'oa.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Freshman elass.
l. n.Eiish Language snd'csoposisiO.. Algebra, Ivy
II. Plane d..nssry, Hyy. A,.bals.
III. Plane Solid and Spherical G.onstry ssnplsssd, L.
Sophomore class.
Heras', Odyssey, Plane and Spherical risonon:sry
IL. menourAtOn, S,H
III. completed, Select Orstions Of Ds0ossArnss,
khstesis, Analytical Geometry.
Junior class.
J. Dsnesthsnss the Grown, Cicero de OAsiis, Ne
shsnies Hydroststies, and Hydrasliss
IL Dsmesthsnss the Crows, Cicero de Oiheis con-
plsssd, Pneuusties Acoustics, 8sssrieisy, Asgns-
Sism, and Optics
III. srssk Tragedy, Tasisus, Astronomy.
Senior elass
!. Logic, Natural Theology. I.t<l:stu.i fhiosephy
II. Greek, Political Economy, Moral Philosophy.
ILL., B.ters Analogy, Constitution Of T. o. Chemistry,
Lssturss, General Rsvisws
No class in the Regular Course has LEES than
three daily reciiaions. Every Saturday forenoon s
devoted exclusively to Vocal Music, Defamation,
and rssding select end original Compositions.
The students are required 10 attend. regularly.
some religious meeting. Minors are expected to
attend such meetings - are recommended to them
by their parents or guardians. There sre in the
borough no lees than six places Of public worship,
Of - many different Christian denOminstions.
Text B0oks.
EnSl:sk Lds,ovooe and Elocsaion-Ths Bible, fortsrs
Rhetorical Rsads. woreester's webst-rs Dictionary,
Bullicns English Grammar, Parkers Progressive H1efe
English Composition, Parksrs Aids Blairs Lectures
(Csiversity Kdition)
LATIN La~0uaas Bullion Grammar Bullions Reader
L<yeretts Lexicon, Buons Cesar, Sehmits and zumpts
Virgil Lncolns Ivy Anthems Horace, Thsehess Cicero
de Ofieis Ty ler's Tactus' Germans ct Agricoa
Oreek Langus0e-RullionsG ms Grammar, Bullion Lssder
lsideiI Scntts Lexicon ovens Xenophon's An.baais
Owens Homers Odyssey, Chsmplins Demosthenes Fsks
Eathematies-Daviss Arithmetic for Academies. Elem
sntary Algebra Boardon. Lee-ndre and Nss
CATION Omsteds Natural PHILOSOPHY
(ssersotypsd) Olmsted's Astronomy.
Number Of students.
The number Of students during the past year
in the various Departments, was l72. The
Collegiate classes already organized ior the snsu.
ing year, are the following
Senior class =
Junior class u
Sophomore class 10
HreshnAn class ~. ,al
Teachers.
STEPHEN w. TAYLOR, A. n, Prof Of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.
GEORGE r. BLISS, A. ~, Prof Of Greek Language
aEORGE W. ANDERSON, AN, Prof .fIAtin L.nguas.
ISAAC \. LOOMS, A. NJ, Principal Of the Academy
ALFRED TAYLOR, A. NJ, Tutor in the English Lam
guage and Elocution.
Buildings, Library and Apparatus.
Tho Academic e,li6ce now occupied BY the
members Of the University, hss been erected si
expense Of 5000, and is adapted 70 accommodate
$50 studeuts Another edhcs Is nearly completed and
expected be ready for occupancy the
Of the next Term-Oct. II. 1850. tfr.
The Library contains number Of select volumes and
10 constantly Increasing.
ch.nie.i App.s..u' h.. been procured .uineien. 70
AppAfokuS
illusTasoa Of Mechanical Philosophy, now complete
Tuition and Board.
Tuition the Collegiate Department $50,
Academic $40, Primary $l2-per year.
Board. including lodging. washing. fuel. and
light, can be had in the village and it, vicinity Q,
various prices. from 81 so to 81 so per week.
Arrangements in prcSress to fnrnir Boari exsu-
sve Of lodging washing fuel and light such may
desire 1t, st 81 IS Per week.
Sessions and Vacations.
Two Sessions in the yesr-the former CON-
mences on the 3rd Thursday in Oct,her. and
continues 26 wecks; the latter commences on
Thursday. 18th May. and continues ~ weeks.
Spring Vacation. 4 weeks; Autumn.l. 9.
BY order aud in behalf Of ihe Board:
THOMAS WArTSON. Pest.
GEORGE E. MILLER. Sec'y.
Lewishurs. onion Co. Pa. Sept. !, 1850