The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
OHIO .,iJ@
COLLEGE

THIS Institution has been incorporated, and put
into successful operation at Cleveland o.
who're it is permanently located. 4sss std 4
Its design is to place within the reach Of Farm.
ers both old and young the means OF acquiring Il
thorough and ctlcaacquaintance with all iiiose
branches Of Science which haye dircl relation To
Agriculture. 3,s,a54 7.tel
PLAN OF INSTRUCTION.
This consists in courses OF iecturcs four daily
whiclare ri ven at The regular annual session helu
duting the winter months, commencing on The hrst
Monday OF December, and continuing Tor twelve
consecutive weeks--n season Of tie year when the
Farmer himself, or his sons can best spare chs time
to attend. a a. gl Is W.TW affs#g
Tho Lectures embrace all the several departments
Of Agricultural Science each principal division
being assigned to proficient Lecturer and sgsle-
lmaticaIy presented in the same manner as Medi-
cal science is taught IN Medical colleges ,s,
| The whole field OF the Scences Connected with
/ Agriculture is by this method, presented IN the
| shortest period of time, and therefore makes the
4 ACQUISITION possible to muItudes who cannot at
tend Universities, or even Schools on experimental
| farms Af<
SUBJECTS. H.aI
The branches taught eulbrace whatever pertains
! to Animals, Vegetab es, Land or Labor.
|. chemistry, in all its applications 10 Soils Ma
nures, Animal and Vegetable Life, and the Domes.
4 tic Arts, &c. se ,..tr
tan and means have been provided Tor its thorough
/ illustration. asa &StnH EA
| H. Comparative Anatomy and Physiology, with
special Tolerance TO the feeding aud breeding OF
Stock; history and description ut Domestic AMI
mails in their several varieties NelerlnnrY Medit
cine and Surgery Entomology. #f
This department will be illustrated by prepara-
tions and specimens and by the practice before the
class OF such operations ns are necessary TO be per-
formed by the keeper OF stock.
Ill Geology and Mineraogy; Botany, Descrip-
tive and Physiological, with special reference 70
the history and habitndes OF rlPnIs cultivated IN
the Garden and Orchard, or in the Fleld-the va
rous modes of Culture, aud Soils adapted to each.
This department will be illustrated by specimens
of the varieties OF Grains Fruits end other yegeta-
ble productions OF interest TO the Farmer, Gardener
or Orchardist.
les; Farm impimens MeleeroIogy; Elements OF
Engineering aud Land Surveying: Rural Archi.
tecti rei Landscape, Gardening, Draining and Farm
Book -keepiag a iAa
Philosophical Apparatus, Implements, Models
Plans, Drawings. &c, will he abundanLly proyldeo
to aid the Lecturer in this department.
Il Vaa Political Economy, History ut Agriculture
and general principles Of Law, relating
and especially 70 the acquisition, possesslon alls
alienaton OF Renl Estate.
:. ~ sa LECTURERS tsiks
Prof p Kirkland PROT James Dascomb, Prof
St John, Prof Fairchild, ProfN SFo@nshead
and others.
ADDITIONAL FACULTIES.
A Reading room supplied with the principal Ag
ricuuFal Periodicals will open 70 staoents at u
hours s,L.a isis q li,ias.ss
t With he prniiedse Il 4 second course, tuitio
4lireeg 5a SOS INs3 1s .Ga Ei9 8 n 80 sAnA
Board and rooms may be obtained at $3.50 pc
: wetk, exclusive OF luel and lights. :, ss.ses
For further particulars address the President o
s Secretary Of the Board Mt Cleye!nnd Ohio 81
!. seM8 HARVEY RlCEg President,
THOS BROWN, Secetary, taprll2 5s-srr