Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24
UNIVERSITY
ut l.eWisburg.

wy anu OuIIosiiiOH.
English Department of the Academy
The same studies in the Primary Depar,m'
continued in 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 AcGdemic cL1ss
|. English Grammar, Latin Grammar, Arithmetic two
diyisiuns) Biography.
II. The same studies in l. Term. and penmanslp.
H. English Grammar Caesar. Arithmetic completed hv
lst division Greek Grammar, History | .s-A- Fen
Inanshir. Bookkeeping.
Senior Ac0demic cinss.
]. Caesar Greek Reader Alsahrn Elements
u. .EneiI, dc do
Ill do do do completed. Gene
raj History, English Language and Composition
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT
Freshman cigss
J. English Language ami Composition, Algebra Livy.
II. Plane ,ieomctry, Iiyy. ,nals,,is
ILL., Plane solid and Spherical Gcomety Completed. Ii
Sophon.ore cl,tss
J. Horace Odyssey; Plane and Spherical Trigonometry.
ri IL d" do do Inauguration, surveying Navigation
Ill do completed. Select orations of Dcnostlen's,
Rhetoric. Analytical Geometry.
Jtnior class.
Dcmo-thencs on the Crown. Cicero dc Ofiiciis. Me
chanes. Iiydrnstatics. and Hydraulics.
II. Drmosthcncs the Crown. Cicero Ic uGiciS com
Pcted. fnrumdtics Acoustics. Electricity, Magnr-
tism, AMI Optic
III. Greek Tragedy Tacitu>. Astronomy.
u cr,.. Political fi fan;1ay. Moral Philosophy.
Ill. Buffers Analogy Constitution 'i L =
Lectures. General Reviews
M class in the Regular Course has less than
three daily recitaiions. Every saturday 'ofeno"i'
dev,eJ o. exclusively to Vocal Music, Defamation,
.nJ ,e.J,ny .elect and original Compositions.
The students are required TO attend, regularly
some religious meeting. Minors are expected 10
attend such meetings as are recommended TO 'hem
bv their parents or guardians. There are III the
borough no less than six places oi Puoiic wois''P'
of as many different Christian denominations.
Text Books.
E,oy,sb I.ryIurge and EtorUOH-Thc Bible. Porter :
Rhetorical Reader. Worccstrrs or Webster Dicthar
Rui,iops English Grammar Parkers Progressive ENc'ci-
49, in Fucl.h Conpostion. parkcf Aids. Blair Lectures
I, I1oo.gg,-Bullion, Grammar. Bullion Reader
Iexcr,tts Lexicon Bullions Caesar Schmitz and LnnPt
V,r,;l Liurons Lvy Anhons Horace, Thacer Cicero
de- officiis Tyler,s Tacitus Germania ct Agric"a.
fr.,k L1gguGge.-Buon sGramiar- bnoh he"icr
IiLI.,l Srotts Lexicon owens Nenophons Anai,a,i
owens IIom.r's Odyssey Champn Deno>'heheS' Ism
| Classical Manual, ..,,,.,u ,.a,,r,;os r,cn,
ntary Algebra Bourbon Legcndrc Surveying ana N'Si
gatoii ytcaI Gecmetry olmsed Natural fhiio>o"'
| Cstercotyped.) 0lmstc'is ASTRONOMY
Number Of students.
The number of students during The past yea
| in the various Departments, was l64. Inc
number that have entered the Glasses III iiie he'
pular Course for the current year exclusive o
those in the English and Primary departments,
is as follows:
| CoIlE0E-Junior class -
Sophomore class -
Freshman class 10
Ac.pEMY.-Scnior class =, "a
Junior class 4'.-H1
Teachers.
STEPHEN W. TAYLOR, A. NJ Prof OF ha'hena'i'
| and Natural Philosophy. ,.
'nS GEORGE ". ANDERSON AN, Prof of Latin Lansua'
ana IooNIs. A. NJ Principal of the Academy
ALFRED TAYLOR, A. NJ, Tutor in the English la'
| guagc and Elocution.
Buildings, Library and APparsa''ls
The Academic edfce now occupied by IN
| members of the University, has been erec ed. q
an expense Of $1,000 and it is adapted to accomm"da
I0 students Another eice has been commenced me
Ia tc be- finished within the course OF the present
- and To contain study AMI dorIiitpres For IL
RECOMMENDATION of 10 students in the Coesate departm
The Library contains number Of select Volumes an
Is hsuc. Arparatus has been ordered sufficient
3 s,nriy the immediate demand. The Apparatus for IL
E illustration of Mechanical Philosophy j "o" 'oie
Tuition and Board.
Tuition-in the Collegiate Department So
;. Academic $40, Primary SLIPPER year.
e Board, including lodging wasnihe' iue', a'
a light, can be had in the village and its vicinity
b various prices, from S. so to $3.50 per week.
is Sessions and Vacations.
Two Sessions in the year-the former cor
= mences on the 2nd Thursday in October, al
continues 27 weeks; the latter commences
the 10th May, and continues ID weeks.
l. Spring Vacation, 4 weeks; Autumnal, =.
. By order and in behalf of The Board:
er THOMAS WATSON. Prest.
,e GEORGE F. MILLER, Sec'y.
IS, Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. April Is, 1850
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