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MOUNT UNION SEMINARY
NORMAL SCHOOL.

THIS Institution will continue its sessions,
under the following Board of Tcnchers, viz:
o. N. HARTsHoRS, A. NJ, Principal and
Proprietor; IRA o. CHAPMAN, a. b.; A. f..
WARD, JOSIAH WILLIAMS, aud J.. Il. PARK.
The next, or Fall term of IL weeks, COM
mences on The FIRST TUESDAY OF AUGusT.
The Seminary is furnished with set Of
excellent Philosophical Chemical aud Asiro-
nomcal Apparatus, (nmounling, with some
recent purchases, to over Sll00,) Mathemnt-
ical aud Surveyors Instruments, Out Liue
Maps, Anatomical Plates, Manikin and n
choice Cabinet of Minerals aud Geological
Specimens, together with small Library Of
| Choice Books. Tuition varies from 80 to
81 per Quarter of ~ weeks.
BOARD eau be Vbmined in private families,
Mt price varying from Sl,00 to 81 l-2 per
week. 0FThcre nre now two large aud
commodious Boarding Houses, one under
charge of Mr.. McGIRR, and Lady, the other
10y Mr.. X. CRIsT, and Lady. Their skillfhl
and prudent management enables the Bonrd
to recommend them TO public confidence.
Quite number of our enterprising stu
dents have adopted the self-boardng plan,
with great satisfaction, as TO comfort and
economy. New Rooms are now building,
and will he completed by the commencement
accommodate students mt n reasonable rent
for rooms and furniture. Ladies nre pariic-
ipnnts of all the privileges of the Institution
their rooms for study are exclusive, while the
recitntions are general, so far us they arc
pursuing the same studies.
VocALNlusIc is daily taught,free of charge.
Drawing aud Painting also taught. Literary
| Exercises receive due attention. Books and
Stationery can be had in the place. A pub.
lie examination will he had the last three
days of each term.
Normal School Department.
For the benefit OF those who may have il
view the highly honorable nnd eminen,y
useful, but too much neglected profession o
| Common School Teacher, the authorities o
this Institution have established "Schoo
| of Teachers" Of the 266 students, whose
names aud residences are seen in tho last
Annual Catalogue, l67 are Teachers of com.
| mon Schools. Greut attention is given Ia
the qualifications of those proposing TO be.
| come Teachers, 10 instruct them in the best
altested method of governing school, and
for teaching the several branches, so as "a
develope and discipline fully and harlnoni.
ously, in their natural order, the physical
intellectual, and moral powers of youth.
None will receive Certificates who do moi
evince All aptitude TO teach, to govern, &c
Due attention will be given to the health
comfort, intellectual training and moral c,d
ture of the Students. But no effort will eveI
be made to teach the peculiariies Of any
| sect.
Our Building is new and commodious; i
Inns healthy aud pleasant location in mora
community, in tile village of Mt. Union
Stark County, Ohio, 10 miles west of Salem
on the public road, within ! l-2 miles OF Al
lance, where the G. g. r. X. II. crosses the
o. g. r. II. Il. Mt. Union is free from in
toxicnting drinks and other vicious influence
peculiar TO large towns aud public thorough
fares. 1t is believed to he safe retreat TO
the young, and favorable to the Education o
their hest powers.
0F~Any one wishing further Information
win receive Catalogue by applying to th'
Principal, at MI. Union, or l.. +. Park, Salem
o. N. HARTSaIORN, A, NJ,
Principal & Proprietor.
July 20lh, 1853.