Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
BURLINGTON ACADEMY.

BURLINGTON ACADEMY.
'IHlIE first session of the Burlington Academy vii
4 open f.. males and females on Monday, Oeto-
Der LIST. . .r- 49, .-
Course of Study:
Mathematics same rs in the L. 6. Military
Academy ut West Point. -..
Languages Ancient and Modern, and Eng'ist
branches ME as taught IN the best schools and col
leges in the country. -
Special attention given to those BRAN hes OF study
necessary to the pursuit of business, and in no case
will students be permitted to enter the study Of the
Languages or higher branches until thoroughly pro-
pared in elementary studies.
Terms Of Tuition:
Orthography r aiding, Writing, Primary Arith-
metic. Grammar and lie grnphy,
Per term Of ii weeks. s. w
Higher Arithmetic. Grammar and Geography
History and Book Keeping. Algebra, Elements of
Natural Phi osophy, Physiology, Latin and Greek
Geometry, Surveying. AMI all the II cher branches
of Mathematics both pure and mixed with Ancient
and Modern Language, Slo w
49,. Boarding:
Boarding can be had rf.vate families at tom
$50 to 81, so per week. few pupils cab be &C
commolaied with boarding in the family Of the
Principal if application be made Terms for
boarding including tuition, fuel, blight edging and
study room, $50 for IA weeks, payable one half i'll
advance and the other half at the close Of the term
All tuition fees due nc the middle of the session.
The charges for Orthography. Reading and VIII.
ting will only be four dollars if paid strictly in adj
vance, if not paid till the middle Of the term, FIVE
dollars. 7
The basement Of the Old Zion NJ, thedist Church
will be occupied schnoi room Fur short time,
until new rooms are flushed.
r. NJ. FISH, A. ". Principal.
M hkANc1 Is F PATTERSON ASSISTANTS.
A few of many recommendations are appended,
Professor Fish has serv d in Waynes burg College,
MS Prof. Mathematics and adjunct Professor of
Latin and Greek Languages, for the last two Years,
with entire satisfaction the Board of ustces and
students and We Exceedingly regret to part with him.
Done by order and in b. half of the Trustees,
JOHN FuELAN. Pres If Board.
His scholarships equallcd only by his Christian
courtesy. J. LAuGllklN,
President of Waynesburs College.
.. A. 3. MILLER,
Prof elect of Mathematics.
PHILIP AXTEL,
Principal Of Preparatory Department.
Whereas, The students of Wayneshurg College
have learned vii h deep regret, that Prof. H. NJ. Fish
has tcnderd the resignation OF his position in said
College-and whereas it il the univ rsal desire of
this N, citing and the students generally that he be
Northumberland moreover it is known believed that
the prosperity Of this Institutes depends upon his
continued connection witt it IA in case Prof. Fish
withdraws, u considerable numb,r Of students will
withdraw also. therefore.
RESOLVED, That we, the students Of Waynesburg
College, view the contemplated departure of Prof.
Fish with deep regret, and that earnestly req
the trustees of said College if ut all possible To
tain him.
ALFRED MILLER, Sccy.
Rev. M. Fish has been for two years past the
popular Professor in Waynesburg College. Pa, and
leaves that Institution in the high esteem, of the
Board Of Trustees anu students.
CiIcu'arof Burlington University