Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-12-13
WHOLE NO. or
Ohio A Agricultural College.

The Ohio Agricultural College will com
mencc its second Lecture Session, in this
city, on Tuesday, the 4h December next.
under promising auspices. Fine Lecture
Rooms lave been arranged in the block on
the South side Of the Public Square, and
Prof KIRrLASD will deliver the opening
Address at three p VI. on Tuesday. The
Peop,a from city and country arc respect
fully invited TO be present.
The College Session will continue twelve
weeks, and four Lectures will be given daily
during the whole term. The subjects EN-
5raced in the course are
Isl Tho>e that reiais 10 The Land-Geolo.
gy, VI n ralJgy, Chemistry. &c.
%, Taoss that relate 10 tie Piqnls-Botsny
and Vegetable Physiology, Field Crops,
Orchar' ing, Gardening, &c.
3D., WAa! relates 10 Antmdls-Comparative
Antony and Physiology, Natural History of
Domestic animals, Veterinary Medicine,
InIncls, g.:
4,h. Ehai relates TO LG5or-Rural Archi.
&c c-ture and Landscape Gardening, Draining,
use and can-truoton e ImP ents. Survey
ing. Farm Book Keeping &c, &c.
The Lec,ure5a on these important sub
iacts to farmers and others are Prof J. p.
KIRKLAND, Prot. Jas. DAscoaB, Prof SAM
UEL Sr. JaHv. Prof. J. II. FAIRcHfLD. and
p-o.. y. 8. TowNsUlsD, all able, expert.
eucej, and Frlctcai mcn' The terms for
the entire Course arc $40, and board may
obtainsI at from $3.50 to S3 90 per week,
including rom lights, and fuel A Reac-
a;,r, 81 "a Tho ., al
\ .-icultl-al Periodicals, viii be open to
students a ell hours.
The Ohig Agricultural College, although
yet in its infancy, is no ephemsrsl affair
Il is incorporated under the law OF the
State, and the men having the Institution
in charge never take hold OF the pIow and
lcok back The President. tbs Hon HAx-
vEY RICE, ia widely and favorable known
TO the people OF Ohio for his Educational
Efforts in tie Senate, and his heart and
talents are enlisted n the good work Of
afTl-dlnI Garmcrs and 'armers' cons 81 OPP
SorlauiSy q probably CutiTa;.ng the Mind
a. vel as the Soil. The Trustees and
other off ars wi. heartily second his ef-
forts, and the Faculty presents a combna-
ton Oi talent and Character seldom equal.
led IN suy Institution o. the Re?ubGc. Tbs
people . OniJ and ,he West have only 10
do their part, TO reap harvest Of untold
wealth in due seasJn.
How many enterprising young men Of
Ohio, and especially Of the Reserve, will
embrace The rare opportunity now offered!
The average should Dc at least one from
each towEship. Consult at once with your
parents on the subject, make them under
stand the usefulness, the Importance, and
the necessity ci real knowledge, in the
practice ol any calling, and your anxious
solici'ade to "learn to do WE'LL" They
will take pleasure in Advancing your deter
minltion, and the coming winter months,
instead of being wh!led away in haii-proi-
table work, iistess idieness, or perchance
amusements and dissipation, may become,
by attending the Agricultural College, the
truly vernal season OF the year--the seed
time o. nest bountiful harVcst-ripenng
through busy manhood, and crowning
with beauty ana blessing the Autumn of
Lie.
Farmers and Farmers Sons! the Ohio
A .licuIiural College is ycIr institution
Fill its Lecture Rooms with Students. ard
the return to your fresiie. and farms will
BE- more than IAN hundred !oIds."-Clcse-
land Herald.