The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1857-08-13
VOL. XII.
NEW YORK CENTRAL COLLEGE

THIS Institution is located at McGrawvIls Co,,r.
l. county, New York. McGrawville is a ouirt 5
development of the mind and the cultivation OF The b
All classes, Of both sexes Of good moral character a.
II is designed by the Trustees that this Institution
be exceled by no Institution in the country in advs
ges to obtain thorough and practical education
II us Anti-Ssvery and An-seciarian in i,s ch,-,,.
recognising and acknowledging him a Christian iI,,,t
IT discovers the spirit and image Of Christ '''
Expenses
As Board constitutes quite an item in the ern.,s,
STUDENT efforts have been madeio reduce ow a, Dos
Board, including room rent and lodging can he ot..
ed in private families, from 81 50 10 % 90 per wee, ~
Board in the Hall will be furnished al a cbsan rs, - -
Students wishing 10 board themselves, can obtain car,
venient rooms in the village. 'O-
Rooms also be had for those who wish n h..
themselves in clubs. ''-
Gentlemen wishing room in the College buildro ~
Ladies wishing TO room in the Boarding Hail 49,
bring with them bedding the being furnished -.
table, chairs stove, and bed.iead. The room rem, -
each Of these places will be 81 50 per Term
With economy the expense OF fuel and lights need r
cessar1ly be bat very small
Tuition for common English Branches including Arm.
metc:
Grammar, Physiology, and Geography per Term Sii.
Higher English Branches e..
Higher Mathematics, and Languages a..
Tuition In Collegiate Department per year D d.
N. B-No charge will be made for incidentals md -
extra charge for the French and German Language
Lessons will be given on the Piano and Melodeon
Students are expected 10 pay Tuition and ren, 10
advance.
Teachers Department
BY reason Of the numerous applications made az H..
been established designed to afford the bc,1 Of No.
those wishing TO avail themselves of its advantages
class will be formed, 10 be drilled particularly in tho,
branches usually taught In common and select schcc.
This class will be formed in the Fall Term, accon1
date those who wish TO teach in the winter; anc in r
winter Term 10 accommodate those who wish TO E.uci
in the summer
Lectures will be given by different member, o. ,r-
Faculty, the government Of schools aud best melb
Eacuity will trf.r
est themselves in obtaining suitable schools @
enter the class. ANY commune sion addressed TO pr
John c. Porter, ofths Institution. requesting yecta
ned Teacher, statng the condition and character Of H.
school, and the necessary qualifications will be nrom,,
attended This arrangement has been cred I'm,
both for the convenience and benefit of those wishing In
teach and those who wishto procure suitable Teachers
Academic Department.
An Academic Department has been established in III,
Academies can he pursued In this Department there .
Academic course, established particularly for lLo-
who do not wish to pursue either Of the courses The
Collegiate Department. Those completing this cour.s
will receive an Academic diploma.
Collegiate Department.
The of study in this Department is deslgrsJ,
be very thorough; arranged TO make SUPERB,
scholars and practical men. This Department lie now IA
successful operation
Ertempordneous Speaking.
Hundreds and thousands Of young men In our Ius,,g
uons OF Learning are anxious 10 become good exemp
raneous speakers But few expect become good ;g
gusts or Mathematician, without daily effort and day
recitatons So but few can expect to become so,l
speakers, without daily effort and daily pracuce Toe
courage EFFORT and facilitate progress this direction
class has been formed which has daily reeiiatous m
iemporaneous discussions, with the advantages OF r
cisms from some member OF the faculty Many have a.
ready derived great benefit from this exercise
The Fall Term opens August 20. 1857
The Winter Term, November 26. 1857
addressed TO LEONARD G. CALKINs President or
Prof A SMITH. Cor Secretary. Adde'S McGrawyi.r
Cortland county, New York.
Central College, June 30, 1857 So