The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-12
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Where the hody, made healthy and symmetrical 10y
exercise may support and Assist the labors of the
mind
\ prominent feature Of the College is the provi-
sion made fur the health of the pupils The
spacious and well ventilated, there being beau
Iitnlly furnished lrirlur, with separate sleeping
apartments for each two young ladies.
The grounds are ample, COMPRISING, 81 acres in a
pleasant part "f the city, about rnethir,i of which
native fr,at grove with winding walks ilad
hoT>. forming most delightful promenade for pu-
ls-Ill the grounds will De tastcfulIy orlltiletcd.
FACULTY.
TIL" Faculty will consist of thoroughly expe-
rit'..rcd and rlii"ient corps of instructors.
Roy. JnHN COVERT, 4. NJ, founder and former
President of the Ohio Female College, and Glendale
Female Coilc-" is first Presidcnt.
Rev. ALruo~so WOoD, A. NJ, late President Of
TIA, Ohio F,gsie College, and the distinguished
thor 81 s,veN!tl scientific works bearing his name,
will i the presiding teacher of the College, and H.
structer in Mental and Moral Science.
Prof. K. 5. BoswoE:u late Professor of Chenlis-
try, ETC., in Farmers College. Ohio, will take the
chair of Natural Science upon which he will lee
turc and experiment.
D'EsrAING S. COVERT, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient
Languages and Literature.
Prof. j. c. MININGER, late Of Philadelphia first
teacher If instrumental music. And from six to
ten additional gentlemen AID lady teachers of long
standing and successful experience.
No pains expense will he spared to procure
teachers in every department, of the very highest
qualifications, that pupils wishing to perfect
themselves in the higher styles of music, or any of
the solid or ornamental branches, may here receive
the desired instruction. That pupils from abroad,
derive the greatest advantages to he gained at
Boarding Schools, they required TO board in the
institution with the teachers unless by special per-
mission of the Presidrnt), that they may have the
benefit of their example and society.
{ The course of studies will he Thorough and extern
sivc. embracing all the branches usually taught in
highest Senlinaries Of learning English, Class-
cal and the Fine Arts
The year is divided into two sessions Of twenty
/ weeks each, commencing respectively ON Wcdnes-
day the 18th Of September next, and the 9Th day of
February. 1854
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and tuition in all the branches of the regular
course, furnished, fuel, lights and washing,
will be S22J-layable senIi-annually i'll advance
The usual extra charges will be made for tie
APPARATUS AND LECTURES.
PreSt. WooD and Prof BoswoKgH, Will deliver
full courses of Lectures with the AID Of the Tele-
scope and other apparatus, sufficient illustrate
expcrmentsllly the principles Of the sciences pLr-
sued Books, and all other requisites for entering
the College, may be had at the College, or il the
city.
All letters OF inquiry or on business. should he
addressed to Rev. JoHN COVERT D. 5. CovEKr,
Terre-Iaute, Indiana.
The undersigned citizens of T.rre- Iaute have ac-
cepted the Office of Trustee the Tcrre-Hate Fe-
male College, and may lie referred to 1T any time hy
such as desire further information concerning tie
arrangements CT Advantages of the College:
Rev K. e. Taylor, Curtis Gilbert,
Rev. 4. Gordon, L. W Thompson
=. II. Potter, Rev. T. G. Wilson,
Rev. W. q. Spencer, Rev w Modesitt
Rev. T. Wiley, x. l.. Thompson.
a. G. Potwin, Rev. NJ. A. .Jewrtt,
Iuclls kyce, W. ID. t,riSwOid,
Thas. Bowling, WI Ball.
Benj Mckeen, jas. Harrington,
j.. G. Warren, David IIartsock,
" Mctfregor, C.. Y. Patterson,
". Paddock, LII Watson,
Jahc8 Heddcn, And. Wilkins,
James lite, II. d. Scott,
James Barnes, 7. G. Buntin.
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