The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1854-11-09
CARLISLE SEMINARY.
MALE AND FEMALE.)
Rer. james Douglas. A. VI. PrincipaL


A SSlSTEDfby large corps Of able snd experienced
II i9aclSrs. hing every department, OF Instruction.
This Institution Is located Carlisle Schohare county
New lork - miles west rom Albany, and II miles south
OF CanaJohare The buildings new and of sufficient
capacity 10 accommodate 3O0 bourIrrs They or,.
situated IN the midst OF beautiful ten acres
OF ground belonging To The Seminary.
Carlisle is pleasant. healthy and retired village and
contains no hotels saloons or groceries, where inoxcu-
ting liquors are sold.
INTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS.
There six large recitation rooms six music rooms
connexions chapel rooms for literary societies reading
ROOM library large and convenient room Tor oi paint
ing; with sky and side lights. bath ia
with each department aud five flights OF stairs all
meeting with outside doors and accessible from any part
ofthe building. thus aoring ample opporunes escape
IN OF hre. The whole is warmed by the
basement thus obviang the danger and nconv enlencc Of
having stoves IN the but the time Keeping
an equal temperature throughout the halls and rooms
students are never exposed 10 draughls OF cold arr as they
are not required OF the building passing The
recitation rooms chapel! dining hall The OF the
Students vary IN SIZE rom 10 by ~ iee To - 10y 10 ee
and are furnished with movable register the Oor and
also with vcnnator, by which means each student may
gruae the temperature o ms OWN room al pleasure In
addition 10 The above conyenience the Institution employs
servants to carry water to and from the several halls
THE lamps and do the extra cleaning e students
BOARD.
We intend the board shall be decidedly superior 10 that
which Is afforded IN other boarding schools thus removing
neclcd with them.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
In The selection OF Teachers, the Trustees have spared
neither pains nor expense. Every department usruc-
Renee and success IN their profession. Students compct-
ing prescribed graduating course viii receive diIo,
DISCIPLINE.
The students of both departments are under tie, constant
supervision at the Principal. PrcccpircSs and
SIT al the same table with them. accompanied ny trti
to church and on their excursions. and instructed
corning the social properties well Jc duties ami
legations of lie No intercourse whatever - permitted
between The two departments except Ihr puc Irlr
with the permission OF the Principal and ir,c,ptr~- No
gentleman - allowed 20 visit lady u hos private room
EXPENSES.
Board. with washing. fuel and room furnished with
good maltrasS bed and bedding, table. chairs and stools
blerS, window curtains clolhcscrrc. pail lights consist
ing o! lamps already trimmed, &c. per week. -
TUITION GREATLY REDUCED
Tuition for all branches including. ,ha HIGHER NIailr-
mates. Algebra Geometry. Surveying. aud Cyif Epli-
neerrng Ancient and Modern Languages. per quarter -
EXTRAS.
Lessons on Piano. Organ. Mcloieon per quarter ~
Use OF Instrument ,
Lessons Guitar
Use OF instrument =
Lessons on Violin 2
oil Painting IT,
Drawing, Painting. (in water coorsl each 3
Crayoning. Mouochronac and Grrc!ln Painting each 3
Ornamental Necdlcwork and Worslrd Flower. each 3
Ornamental Leather Work ;
Paper Maclir materials iuuished) >
Shell Work, Tissue Flowers each ,
Wax Fruit and Flowers 1
Pastel Painting
Vocal Music
IL All bills must be paid III advance the commence
ment OF each quarter.