The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1857-09-17
VOL. XII.
NEW YORK CENTRAL COLLEGE

NEW 1Ohh NIlN lhhL NiJlI.E(yE
THIS Institution is located al McGrsyyl.l- Con-.
i county, New York. McGrawvile is r,-., van Y
healthy place, surrounded by influences favo-ia.e -
development OF the mind and the cultivation orrfe ~
admitted. SCI Dr..
II designed BY the Trustees tha, this Instituto
be eKcelled by Institution in the country i4 ado,
ses 70 Obtain thorough and practical education
IT'S Anu Slavery and Anti-sectarian IN iis chars~.
recognising and fellowshping him n Christian IN y, Z
II olseovers the spirit andimage Of Christ
Expenses.
As Board constitutes quite an item in the .,,ars.
student Efforts have been made TO reduce j, low as
Board, including room rent and lodging. can no ot
ed in private famie 5, rom 81 80 10 - o. per week
Board IN the Hall will be furnished ~ en- an RAJ. &
Students wishing 10 bO-rd themselves can ob,aI.
yenient rooms in the village
Rooms can also be had for those who yyi.b o.,
themselves in clubs. -
Gentlemen wishing to room in the College b,,.....
Ladies wishing 10 room in the Boarding Hal 49,
bring with them bedding the rooms being furpi...+
table, chairs, stove, and bedsiead. Tn Toor D.,
each S9,. 9fthese places will be 81 81 per Term.
cessariy be but very small.
Tuition for common English Branches including A.,
metc:
Sramm&I, PhysiSogy, and Geography, per Term >,
Higher Mathematics. and Languages
Tuition in Collegiate Department, per year
N.B.-No charge will be made fo- incidental. s..
extra charse for the Frerch and C;rrrnar I 80. '.-
Lessons will be given the Piano and NrI.4.r.
Students are expected 10 pay Tuition and room r..
advance.
Teachers Department.
BY reason of the numerous spplca'ioa, mad- a,
Institution for Teachers. a Teacher De.ar,...
been established, designed to afford th- best III
those wishing 10 avail Themselves o. IT, acvart..
class will be formed, 10 be drilled particular, M
branches usually taught ~ common and =. arr ...
This class will be formed in the Fall Term IN s.
date those who wish 10 teach in the winter. a-.
Winter Term, TO accommodate those VINO .,l-a .o,-
in the summer. -e
Lectures will be given by different member. ~
Faculty, on the COVE mment OF schools are ..., rr
of communicating instruction The Fscur. ,,.. -
est themselves in obtaining suita Bile schools t.-, a.
enter the class Any communicate addressed , p.
John c Porter, ofths Institution. reCuasrIrp, We
fed Teacher, stating the condition and cfar.r.s- ~. .
school. and the necessary qualifications. VIII be r-.
attended TO. This arrangement has hefn sr..,-.
both for the convenience and be eft Of ihc.- v.--
teach, and those who wish 10 procure sulaa.e Tea Lee
Academic Department.
An Academic Department has been e.,ab.er.s.. .
Institution in which all the branches usaa Us r.
Academies can be pursued In this Drpar,n,-a ,r.. .
an Academic course, established parucrsr.v s-r...
who do not wish 10 pursue either Of the Ur.-, . .
Collegiate Department. Those completTg 4. .-..
| will receive an Academic diploma.
Collegiate Department.
The course OF study in this Derar,merr is t..,,..
| be very thorough; so arranged as 10 make .rr..
scholars and practical men. This Department l, now .
successful operation.
Eztemporaneous Speaking.
Hundreds and thousands OF young men ia our I-..-
ions OF Learning, are anxious TO bccou- good -y.-
raneous speakers. But few expect 10 berrr. 900.
gusts or Mathematician without daI is r4l-, .. -
REGULATIONS So but few can eNpec. 10 f-.o9.a b..
| speakers, without daily efIou and dairy p-qr-.- T-
courage effort, and facilitate progress In ,H, I-s
class mas been formed, which has dsi r-,.ta,r. .
temporaneous discussions with the advarra.,. . w.
cisms from some member OF the faculty. 1.a.g have.
ready derived great benefit from This rxtrr.-
| The Fall Term opens August ~. Is.
| The Winter Term, November ~. IsJ-
communications relHtIrC 10 the Irs-Iiurrr .-n . La.
| addressed 10 LEONARD G.. CALkINS Pr-..... Il.
| Ptof SMITH, Cor Secretary. Atdie e., lI.g--g. .
| Cortland county, New York
| Central College. June 30. 1857 -.