Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17
BURLINGTON ACADEMY,

BURLINGTON ACADEMY.
I1NuE. first session Of the Burlington Academy will
l. open for males and females on Monday, Octo-
Der LIST.
Course of Study:
Mathematics same as in the U. 6. Military
Academy at West Point.
Languages Ancient and Modern, and English
branches taught in the best schools and col
leges in the country.
Special attention given p those branches 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 thorough pro-
pared in elementary studies. -. =.
Terms Of Tuition: w..
Orthosraphy, Reading, Writing, Primary Arith-
metic, Grammar and &c graphy, H....-.
Per term of II weeks, S. 20
Hghe Arithmetic, Grammar and Geography,
History and Book Keeping. Algebra, Elements Of
Natural Phi osophy. Physiology, Latin and Greek
Grammars and Readers, 81 90
Geometry, Surveying, and all the Higher branches
of Mathematics. both pure and mixed, with Ancient
and Modern Language, $40 90
Boarding:
Boarding can be had in private families at from
$3.50 to $3.50 per week. A few pupils cab be &C
com modaIed with boarding in the family of the
Principal, if application be made soon. Terms for
boarding, including tuition, fuel, blight, lodging and
study rom, $50 for IA weeks, payable one half in
advance and the other half at the cose Of the term.
All tuition fees due at the middle Of the session
ting will only be four dollars if paid strictly in nd.
vance, if not paid till the middle of the term I'VE
dollars.
The basement Of the Old Zion Methodist Church
will be occupied rs school rom for short time,
until new rooms are finished.
h. NJ. FISH, A. N. Principal.
MAN sEAho5 j. Fist RfATHIEfs0s, Assistants.
A few out Of many recommends lions III appended,
Professor Fish has serv, in Waynesburg College,
| as Prof. Mathematics and adjunct Professor Of
Latin and Greek Languages, for the last two years.
with entire satisfaction to the Bard Of Trustees and
Students and we exceedingly regret to part with him.
Done by order and in behalf Of the Trustees,
JOHN FHELAN. Pres. of Board.
His scholarship is equalled only by his Christian
courtesy. ]. LAuGIIKIN,
President Of Waynesburg College.
A. b. MILLER,
Prof elect of Mathematics.
PHILIP AxTEL,
Principal of Preparatory Department.
| Whereds, The students Of Waynesburg College
have learned with deep regret, that Prof r. M Fish
has tendersd the resignation Of his position in said
Collcge-and whereas it il the univ rsal desire of
this meeting and the students generally that he be
retaincd-and moreover 1t is known or believed that
the prosperity Of this Insttutin depends upun his
continued connection with it, and in case Prof Fish
wiihdraHs, considerable number of students will
| Withdraw also, therefore,
| Resoiced, That we, the students Of Warn.s,.,ro
College, view the contemplated departure Of Prof
Fish with deep regret, nd that we ron, -,
the trnstecsof said College if At all possible e re.
| tain him, - : : -
], , ALFRED MILLER, sec.y.
Rev. Mr.. Fish has been for two years past thu
popular Professor in Waynesburg College, Pa. and
leaves that Institution in the high esteem of Ii.
Board Of Trustees and students. -
I Circularof Burlington Universi.y.