Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-07-31
Allegheny Male and Female Semi
Rafy.
W. W. BRIM, A. B., Principal.
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w. W. BRIM, A. b., Principal.
Miss +. V. Mann, Preceptress.
NJ. J. johnson, M. A. Williams, Assistants
This Institution il located in the borough Of
Rainsburg, Bedford county, Pa, noted for its
healthfulness, and beauty of surrounding scene
ry. 1t is 10 miles from Bedford, ana from
the celebrated Bedford Springs.
The building is large and commodiOus capa-
BILE of accommodating 200 students. IL Is the
purpose of all CONCERNED, to spare no pains In :
making this institution the efficient instrument
OF securing to all in attendance thorough ed
ucation, and also to throw around them the be-
uign influence of morality and religion.
TERMS AND VACATIONS.
The academic year consists of two sessions of
~ weeks; each session is divided into two
terms of II weeks, bnt without an intervening
vacation. The Summer session will commence
on the 4Lh day of August next. The Winter
session viii commence on the second Thursday
In January, 1863. Winter vacation, weeks
Summer vacation, weeks.
EXPENSES PER TERN OF ii WEEKS.
Common English, $S 90
higher branch. 80
Greek and Latin, each, so
German, French and Spanish, each, 00'
lncidentals, 90
Drawing, ~ So
Colored crayon and water colors,. each, , 01
Painting in Oil. s 0Oi
Hair and Wax flowers, each, 3 90
Pelis work, 90
Embroidery, I so
Vocal music, 2 lessons per week, l 90
Music, with use Of Piano, 10 90
BOARD.
The price of board will be 81 so per week;
and p cents vii! be charged for fuel and rooms
furnished.
GENERAL EXERCISES.
Weekly exercises in composition and decia-
nation by the gentlemen, and composition and
defamation by the ladies', viii hc required
throughout the entire course.
During the termcommencing In August there
win be class organized for the special bene6t
of those designing TO engage in teaching Com
mon Schools.
The last days of each session will be deyotetss
to examinations; and at the close of the year,
there will be annual examination and cxh-
bition.
The Lyceum is literary society sustained hy
the young gentlemen; the s.Ladies Associa-
tion' Is similar one sustained by the young
ladies.
1t is highly important that all who desire to
attend the school should be present at the COM
mencement of the terms. as all regular classes
are then formed. Students will be received,
however, at any time, and admitted TO such
classes as they may be found qualified to enter.
But all will be charged tuition from the COM
mencement to the close Of the term, except
those who enter for only half term; and no
ABDUCTION will be made for absence, except III
cease of sickness. No one will he admitted as
student who does not sustain a good moral
character.
REFERENCES IN PENNA.
Mr.. John Hafer, Bedford; Rev. j A. Cole
man. Mr.. Jacob Barndolar, Bloody Run; Capt.
J. A. Mann, Licking Greek; Mr.. George h.
Barndollar, Woodheiry; Mr.. e. w. Ashcom,
Hopewell; Mr.. G.. W. Williams, Schellsburg
Mr.. John May, Centreyille.
REFERENCES IN MD.
Hon. John Nefr, Frostburg Mr.. John Folck,
Cumberland; Rev. T. 7. Mcclure, Fiintstone;
Mr.. John Wilson, Old Town; John Hughes, NJ.
D., Rev. VIM Earnshaw. IIancock; Mr.. Joseph
Mann, Clear Spring; Rev. Fl. N. Sipcs, Wash
ington City, D. C.
N. b. Persons coming from Cumberland,
take the Bedford stage and stop at Centrevillc.
from whence they viii be conveyed to Rains
burg.
T. T. MCCLURE, Pres't
j. FILLER, Secretary.
Rainsburs, jury 2i, lS5T.-it.