The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1857-10-22
VOL. XI.
NEW YORK CENTRAL COLLEGE

THIS INSTITUTION is located at McGrawviIIo c.,
Il county, New York. McGrawyille is a onis, Nan1 l
healthy place, surrounded by influences favonbe ana
development o(he mind and the cultivation ofIbe We
All classes Of both sexes, Of good moral Character a.
Ii designed by the Trustees that this Ins,i,u, - -
De excelled by no Institution in the country nm sda
ges 70 OBTAIN thorough and practical education
It's Anti.Slavery and An-sectaTan in n. nb.
recognising and ellowshpng him Christian in 80
II discovers the spirit and image ofChrist "'On
Expenses.
As Board constitutes quite an item in the erpenss n,
sible ~" d. pos
Board, including rent and lodging can he ob,of.
ed m private families, from 81 50 TO ~ % Der vyer
Board IN the Hall will be furnished al ch an ran, a. En-
Students wishing to board themselves, can obtain cen
Rooms also be had for those who yyisb - -,
themselves in clubs. ~ o0'u
Gentlemen wishing to room in the College buildi,o
Ladies wishing TO room in the Boarding Hall .bo,H
table chairs stove and bedsIead Tb iudnrhea with
each Of these places will be 81 50 per Term CIV ID
With economy the expense OF fuel and lights need NO
cessarily be but very small.
Tuition for common English Branches inc ludipg A ,,L
metic: ''
GraEmmqr Physioogy and Geography, per Term $500
Higher English Branches go
Higher Mathematics, and Languages ga
Iuiuon IN Collegiate Department per year -2lUJ
N B-No charge will be made for incidentas and M
extra charge for the French and German Languages
Lessons will be given on the Piano and Melodeou
advance '' u"
1edcheTS department.
By reason of the numerous applications made at TIN.
institution for Teachers, Teachers Department bgs
been established, designed 10 afford the best of facr
those wishing 10 avail themselves Of lis advantage
class will be formed TO be drilled particularly in ,bcta
branches usually taught in common and select schoo
This class will be formed in the Fall Term 10 accommo
date those who wish 10 teach in the winter; and in the
Winter Term, TO accommodate those who wish TO eacb
in the summer. "'"
Lectures will be given by different member. Of the
Faculty on the of schools and bes, mstod
OF communicating instruction. The Faculty will inter
est themse In obtaining suitable schools for those who
Shier he eIass ANY communication addressed 10 Prof
John g Porter of this Institution. requesting wegua
ned Teasher stating the condition and character OF ,
schooi ana 'he necessary qualifications will be promptly
attended 10. This arrangement has been eute red Ic
both for The convenience and benefit of those wishing To
teach, and those who wish 10 procure suitable Teachers
academic Department.
An Academic Department has been established in the
Institution in which all the branches usually tauo, nv
Academies can he pursued In this Department there Ia
an Academic course established particulars, for ~
who do not wish pursue either the courses I'm B-
Collegiate Department Those completing this cour,e
Will receive all Academic diploma.
Collegiate Department.
The course OF study in this Department is designed 10
scholars and practical men This Department Is now IN
successful operation.
Ertsmporaneous Speaking.
Hundreds and thousands OF Young men in our Tnsti,
lions of Learning, anxious become good extempo.
raneous speakers. But few expect to become good LIN
gusts or Mathematclans without daily effort and daily
recltauons. SO but few expect to become good
speakers without daily effort and daily pracuce To
courage effort, and facilitate progress in this direction
class has been formed, which has daily recitatons in x
emporaneous discussions, with the advantages Of cri-
ready derived great benefit from this exercise
The Fall Term opens August 20, Isl.
The Winter Term, November 26 1857
Communications relating the Institution shouId L.
addressed TO LEONARD 6. CALKINs, President or
Cortland county, New York.
Central College, June 30, 1857 10