New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

REV l. q McKoWN' A 81 PsIScrpAL.
cooPertogn tte seat Of the above In,uoa i o's o,ths
New YORK a. was Ling since repeered classic ground ,ni
Teao%heS BSyel.,. Fepimose Cooper The retreat OF
Leah.r s'ockhE., ,hs cave Of Natty Bumpo " Moan,
waters Of the susquehanns" are here realities snd we think
viii prove less attractive to the i'gderts who may ind
he yeritsbe Elizabeth Of Mlmadukss' halls. We
hone 70 make the buildings and Seminary grounds less
tractive than be village ht 10 those young gentlemen
and aides Who msy the Of their Intu ion
the Trustees hope TO offer fair equivalent for TIE safety and
FicuLrY The Faculty viii consist Of Gesn Professor. ADD
Tesch-rs native teacher the modern languages will BE-
enpoyed and 70 give greater tnoronfhne ana
IN French he will III With his pup az meals and re IuF them
sic-a proficient 10 his dpsmentihd irst class
ants are epgased The tsacher Of Oil Painting artist
having devoted ten yeTs 70 the profession
The COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE The Collegiate Department
will not exist merely The advantages of Col
ft years course study will be prescribed which will In
esde full Collegiate and sny student passing sifis
diploma without reference TO TINE occupied The usual AGA
Every facility viii be Afforded yotng preparing for Col
AccRss AID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is easily scces-
sble from al parts Of the Try II only twenty-five miles
from For Plato. the Central Railroad s'h which
pected b. plank road There are nsnber Of daily mails The
York mail arrives In twelve hour from thu tine Of ia is
psruie while are brought INTO close proximity with dis
tent sections Of he country by telegraph 10 the village
As guard against ire, the Trustees nave secured living
sprinr Of w.te which they intend 70 convey n different
points the building bale the waste water Will be conveyed
10 large reservoir day and night watch will also b.
cyee me ~ n s 20 70 'ang,a a a. % ,eas
plaster black boards in every hesitation There
fourteen music looms arg lsntea 70 n oI OIL p1al
Gymnasium The buildings will accommodate $40 boarder.
NORMAL Class Teachers Ciass will Be Organized the
con nencement Of he terTu0a free The course study
viii b. that prescribed D. the Regents Of the Uniyery sid
believe young adde's should b. thoroughly dacsted
teach As 70 h any other Pos9 N society no eclectic
special OF study will be prescribed. Young ladies
in hs branches; certificates II seh "a ,scs
toa will be gwen them But graduate the thorough Acc.
lflle ne
soarse wiz include Agriculture Prsecsl Mechanic. aaa
q" Domestic Economy
certificate Of good moral ch2raeteE The Tsees Wish Il
prsy undeTs5ood thst parents will b. held Responsible FOR all
dan cone 70 the furniture or eudnss 10 any manner b.
EFESsTs Board including furnished roouu washing and
fuel per week 81 IS Tuition in English per
ten weeks IS 81 IN higher Enash, 81 IN Ancient Lsn-
gusgss inc 1diDs EBghsh s5j inedents Is cents Board
English per tern Of ten weeks s2l g
MA! moneys viii be reguired in advance, and this
T.guisiiion wi be strictly adhered 20
TEEss AND NAcATIoAs-The fret term will commence the
l5'h II Nov seond term, Jan Is; third tern, May T.
Professor viii De IN attendance the Railroad Depot Fort
PLAIN AZ the Delaysn House Albany and a. OneonA
and tsse charge Of rsdents Tas'dsy Nov IL The ta
Which s'oEs at ron Plain leaves A bsny at A.. NJ
B-students will Be conveyed free Of charge a. the com
nereemeDt Of each frOra Fort Plain aud OnsOsia
requested to write to the Principal 81 the
the term By mail. eIpre.sins their wishes
Principal or either OF the following
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