The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1857-09-10
VOL. XII.
NEW YORK CENTRAL CoIJ.Ecp


THIS Institution is located at McGrawvilla Cor,l,,
Il county, New York. McGrawvile is a ouir, -
healthy place, surrounded by influences favorable 10
development Of the mind and the cultivation of The bs
All classes, Of both sexes, Of good moral character
admitted.
II is designed by the Trustees that this Ins,u,oD
be exceed by no Institution in the country in advsn
ges 10 obtain a thorough and practical education
IT'S u-Siavery and Anu-sectaTan in its charsc,.
recognising and feowshpng him as Christian in who,
II discovers the spirit ndimage of Christ
Expenses.
As Board constitutes quite an item in the expense, ~,
student efforts have been madeo reduce II as low pO
Board, including rent and lodging can be ob,,
ed in private families, from 81 so 80 90 Der eek
Board in The Hall will be furnished che ap rate Al a
Students wishing to board themselves can obtain 80
venient rooms in the village. '''
Rooms can also be had for those who wish 10 hos.
themselves in clubs.
Gentlemen wishing to room in the College building :.
b1ns with Ss@ be 20 he e S.n
table, chairs, stove, and bedstesd. The room rem, n
each . Of these places will be 81 50 per Term.
With economy the expense Of fuel and lights need n.
cessarly be but very small.
Tuition for common English Branches, including Ab,h
metic:
Grammar Physiology, and Geography, per Term $40
Higher Mathematics, and Languages SO
Tuition in Collegiate Department, per year .@S
N. B.-No charge will be made for ineiden,als and -
extra charge for the French and German Inngnsga
Lessons will be given on the Piano and Meiodeon
Students are expected TO pay Tuition and room rem,
advance.
Teachers Department.
By reason Of the numerous applications made a, III,
Institution for Teachers. Teachers' Depar,mer, t
been established designed TO afford the hes, of
those wishing 10 avail themselves OF its ADVANTAGES
class will be formed to be drilled particularly II ,h
branches usually taught in common and seec, scbao
This class will be formed in the Fall Term 10 sccom
date thosr who wish to teach in the winter; ann in S
Winter Term, accommodate those who wish 10 Ls~L
in the summer.
Lectures will be given by different member. Of III.
Faculty on the Of schools and best method.
of communicating instruction. The FacG!lv will MFR
est themselves in obtaining suitable schools hose who
enter the class Any communication addressed P,of
John c. Porter, ofths Institution, requesting wp-qua
fed Teacher stating the condition and character OF m,
school, and the necessary will be pompr
attended TO- This arrangement has been entered into
both for the convenience and benefit of those wishing
teach and those who wish 10 procure suitable Teachers
p Academic Department.
An Academic Department has been established in III.
Institution in which all the branches usually taught
Academies can he pursued In this Department there
an Academic course, established particularly for tho
who do not wish to pursue either of the in Ii.
Collegiate Department Those completing this cours
will receive an Academic diploma.
Collegiate Department.
The of study in this Department is designed
be very thorough; so arranged as TO make superb
scholars and practical men. This Department is now Il
successful operation.
EHemp0T0neotLS speaking.
Hundreds and thousands Of young men in our Insiu
tons of Learning are anxious to become good exempo
raneous speakers But few expect 10 become good Lin
gusts or Mathematician without daily effort and da,
recitauons. So but few expect to become GOO
speakers, without daily effort and daily prscuce Toen
courage effort and facilitate progress i'm this direction
class has been formed which has daily recitaons in eI
emporaneous discussions with the advantages of cn1
cisms from some member of the faculty. Many have j
ready derived great benefit from this exercise.
The Fall Term opens August 20, 1857.
The Winter Term, November 26, 1857
Communications relating 10 the Institution should
addressed 10 LEONARD G. CALKINS, President
Prof. A. SMITH, Cor Secretary Address McGrawyll
Cortland county, New York.
Central College, June 30, 1857. sal