Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-28


Without suitable apparatus and materials, prop
crly and constantly used, chemistry can he little
else than n mass of misty and confused dogmas
as repulsivc rs useless.
Hence, every means Of illustration, which can
be rendered available in the length Of time devoted
to this subject, has been obtained. Among the
chemical apparatus in daily use in recitatiolis or
lectures, will be JatHaces, c~raci6iss, re;orfs, mattresses
receivers. g]asomcteyS, Thermometers, barometer, con-
dVctOmticr, pyyontetcy, cOi0pte, Tre-SyriHge, NdTcetSl
steam digestey, Pncumgtlc %eisteyis, hydro-o1ygen
N rpiDcS, stcam bombs, steap gtris. etc., etc.-
Also, every form of simple and compound sub
stance, Of any interest and importance.
Ao0tyticdt CacHiStrH-A full set Of analytical
apparatus has been obtained with all the rcuui-
site tests for both qualitative and quanti-
tniye analysis. Alter u sufficient preparatory
course in mluipulntiuns for the purpose Of aruuir-l
ing facility and certainty in the use of apparatus
and tests. the pupil is expected to &c able to anal.
yze soils, and determine the ingredients and names
Of minerals.
Natural PAiiosophy.-In connection with n sys-
tematic course Of instruction in Natural Philos0-
/ ply, there will be brought into frequent use for
illustration, the AIR-PUNP, with every variety OF
accompanying apparatus, including receivers, Tell
glasses. hand glass, bladder glass, bursting S4ugyes,
NagdcLurg hem'sphc,cs, JeH in rac"o, artificial foin
ta'A, SiiAca and .fedNe1' experiment, s~croiriuy jet,
Bnker's mill, philosophical ,rater hommcs, coadcaSsr
ar CHAMBER mir g7Ga. barometer, DC, dc.
Also, for FRIcT1oNAL ELECTRICITY; an Is inch
ylafc electrical %m0chiHc, with ciectromete5S, diSciarg-
crS, deRs, sportsman ead Jtrds, dancing .fg,oes,
PORTER tomb, MUader house, inSuiatiaq sto0t, Leydem
Jars, jar battery; for CHEMICAL ELEc1RIciTY; gal
raHic batteries, electro magret8, armor71es, bcliceS,
ga(rda0naeer, shocking apparatus, magHeioeectricai
mdcdtae. giving powerful shocks and aualyzing
water; 'eciprocattag engine, poll ~cacngers, n SPLEEN
did electromagnetic piaHe'dliUm, on which the
planets, primary and secondary, are keptin motion
y electricity.
For Optics, a variety of lenses and mirrors, Il
d~issccting model Eye, by which all the parts are
beautifully and clearly shown, also microscopes,
simple and compound, u prism and multiplying
glass, polariscope, etc, cite.
Phpeioi0gy.-This subject will he illustrated by
a beautiful and expensive French Manikin and
skeleton, n variety of anatomical preparations and
charts; also, by 4 great variety of preparations Of
the several tissues, glands, and other organs, for
examination under the microscope.
This compound Microscope has n magnifying
power equal to 1850 diamcters, or 100000 sur
faces, and is furnished with every variety Of appen.
dagc for elaborate examination, for the minute
measurement to the twcnty-thousandth part of an
inch, for accurate delineation Of objects On paper,
rs they appear when maguifcd.
With srch aids, Tic pupil will be enabled to
gain something like an adequate conception Of the
wonderful completely and beautiful adaptation Of
he numerous parts exhibited in the various organs
Of the human system.
Geoiogy.-this pleasing and popular Science will
he illustrated by charts, and Il valuable collection
Of rare and beautiful specimens, in addition to
the more common and useful minerals and rocks.
BofdnY.-Natural specimens Of flowers and
plants VIII be made use Of 10 illustrate this delight
full study. The Microscope will be likewise bro't
luto requiSition, for the examination of the minute
organism of the cryptogamous plants, as well as
the more delicate tissues of all plants.
Gcography.-A set of Pelt5n's outline Mans.
together with Globes, n Tellurian and planetarium
will meet the various demands of this Science.
Physical Geography, as well as Mathematical and
Civil, will receive due attention. In this branch,
Us in some others, no particular text book will be
used, but a variety Of reference books is deemed
desirable to enlarge the sphere Of inquiry, and
augment the acquisition of knowledge.
MATnENATIcs.-The course of Mathematics is
designed to be thorough, and sufficiently extended
TO meet the utmost demands Of all business opera
tons, as bookkeeping, Surveying, Engineering
and Designing. 1t compartments Algebra, Ceome-
try, Trigonon;etry, Comic Sections, Lights and
Shadows. and Calculus.
DRAWING FROM NATURE.-Classes will be formed
in this very useful branch, in which pupils take
their lessons from real objects, rather than from
other drawings. 1t has be IN demonstrated by n
sufficient number of classes that this method is
entirely superior in every point Of view, to the
common method of drawing and shading from pic
lures. Students in one term may acquire such II
use of the pencil and such Il knowledge of the art
# Perspective rs will enable them to Sketcl, from
Nature with beauty and fidelity.
MrsIc.-A most accomplished Teacher of Instru-
mental Music has been secured who will give les
sons on the Piano, Organ or Melodian as may be
desired. Vocal music will also be taught as one Of
the common branches.
Literary Department. -LAEGUAoks.-The Latin
and GreeE Languages viii he pGrsued, as far as a
thorough preparation for the highest grade of col
Ieges demands. The application ofthese languages
in the formation of the English will constantly be
Kept in view, as well as their use in the technicali-
ties Of the various Sciences. German will be
taught by an experienced Teacher, who has devoted
several years to the subject.
ENGLisH CourosIIIoN.-Constant and varied ex.
orcises in Composition will he inseparably connec-
ted with every branch, in every department in the
School, in which Orthngraphy, Etymology and Syn
tax will be objects of unremitting attention.
Weekly exercises, also, of a more extended form
will be required of every member of the ScheuE
These will undergo rigid and faithful criticism, in
which perspicuity, propriety. force and elegance of
expression will be kept in view.
observation-disclosures weekly exercises in Dec
lamation will be sustained, which will be engaged
in with great intcrCst) by beth sexes, though vol
unfairly by all. The participation of the ladies'
in i exercise is found to contribute greatly to its
utiItN. BY this means, more than any other, can
f the objects Of Defamation, viz: ease of posture,
/ grace Of movement, dignity Of mien, force and elc-
.gance Of delivery, be Obtained.
! DAILY PArER.-A Daily Paper will be prepared
by the ladies' and gentlemen, alternately, and read
= each morning, at the opening exercises. II has
4 been found to exert a salutary influence, in promo.
ting good order and diligent application to study,
A as well as to be a most efectual means of improv.
/ ing those who engage as editors, or contributors, in
t every variety of composition.
Il GovERSMENT AND ARRANGEMENTs.--The Rules
. and Regulations Of the School wi. be established
and enforced by the pupils, on the republican prin-
Iciple that the majority rules. The degree Of order,
I. p~ropriety and assiduity thus attainable by the stu
dents, is generally such that it has been
G felt and acknowledged, that the usages of a School
p 80 -. -l,rn ynu n nam III id.
ence on the habits Of the people among whom it
was located.
\ A well regulated use of time, a high degree of
mental discipline, a full opportunity for vigorous
: physical development, a rigid prOpriety in deport-
S ment and language, a cheerful and prompt
q complianee with the established reCulaLinns.