The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-14

OHIO
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,

THIS Institution has been Incorporated and put
L into fuceessiul operation at Cleveland d
where:t i5 permanently located
Its design IS to place within the reach Of Farr..
ers, both Old and young the means of acqussine
thorough and practical acquaintance with eli tho.s
branches ot Science which have dirict relation Ia
Agriculture.
PLAN or IEsrRrcTIos.
This consists in courses of Lectures; Erar dA4fv
which are given al the regular annual session hajA
dalng tho winter rnoaths, commencing on the first
Monday oi December, and continuing for tweiya
consecutive weeks-a season of tie wear vsksa q.
Farmer hnecA or his sons, can best spare tho ssss
10 attend.
The Lectures embrace all the sovetai depaYtncnra
nt Agricultural Science, each principal dfvisioa
being assigned 10 proficient Lecturer aud syste~
matlcaiiy presented IN the same manner as Medi.
cal science is taught in Medical colleges
Tho whole field Of Tho Sciences eoui,esssA viii
Agriculture is by his method, prsspatsd % sAs
shortest period Of time, and therefore nsskss aha
acquisition possible 10 nIultitudes whn esfanH At
tend Universities, CT even Schools on expseipsatsi
farms,
suBsEc-s.
The branches fausshl embrace whatever pereaans
10 Animals, Ncgaiab es Land or LnbeF.
], Chemistry, m ell it's applications 20 Seila Me-.
hures, Animal and Vegetable Life, and the DonesA
tic Arts, &c.
This department; is regarded Ls especially irpor.
tan and means have been provided toE tts th6r5uRF
illustration.
H. Comparative Anatomy end Physiolosy, vita
special reeralsce 10 The feeding and breelsnR III
Stock History and description II Domestic Ani-
mails in their several varieties. Veierinary Medi-
cne and Surgery--Entomology.
! This department VIII be illustrated by nrepara=
tions and specimens and by thopracticc before the
class OF such operations as are necessary be per.
| formed by the keeper ot stock
| III. Geology and Mineralogy; Bctany Dsscrips
tive and Physiological, with special references %
the history and hatttpdes OF Plants cultivated il
the Garden and Orchard, OF IN tho F!eld-the va.
| rious modes Of Culture, and Soils adapted to each
| This department will he illustrated by specirnaa
Of the varieties Of Grains Fruits end ether yegetA
bic productions Of interest to the Farmer, Eardene.
or Orchardist. R
! Nv Natural Philosophy; Agricultural, Meahan.
! les; Farm mptimens Meteorology; Elements uf
Eugint ering nnd band Surveying. Rural Archf.
teet!re; Landscape, dardeni DfaiHing and Farm
! Book Keeping.
( Philosophical Apparatus, ImpIsrnersts, Made,s,
Plans, Drawtngs, sc, will be abondantiy provided
to aid the Lecturer IN this dspartnsant.
Y. Political Economy, History af AEriculsurs,
and general principles Of Law, rolatng 10 contracts
aad especially % the scquistion, possession. snd
aiennuon ot Heal Estate.
LECTURERS.
ProfJ T kirtland Prot James Dsscknb, Prof d
s. John, Prof Fairchild, Prot \ 5 7'o~nshsiid,
and others.
KppiTToNEL FACULTIES.
| a Readig roem, supplied with the pfipstFsl Ar.
Tcuii1ral Periodtcas viii be open u ssudsts ata.l
hours.
TERMS.
4 For the ortre conrss, x4b 10
With the priyiledge Of second cosrse. taitioa
,iree.
\ Board ard rooms may Do obtained at sa.jo fsi
week, exclusive ofinel and lights
\ For faftherpariicliaTs address tho President o.
Secretary Of the Board at Cleveland. Ohio.
/ HARVEY rice. President,
1tlOs Known secssofy, tapils ss-Sfas