The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-02-27
MONDAY. the 22d OF Feb. inst,

and close on Friday lie .:.I Of Jiy. ISIS IL Is mat
ter great Importance that student gho de-
ssyn attend this sclosI iurin. tie ensuing session
should Apply for admission before the commence
nent New classes viii thea be formed, and students
according their respective preparatory
merits. Those who may apply a; subsequent period
must submit 10 Classification and by expect 70
clasS-d by themselves. receive teachers se-
cia attention. because OF their in0Jly (, Keep pace
with the classes For these and other students
should enter school at TIE 81 the
extensive sound aud practical course % ,la
offered in all the departments usually tangh; in
approved Seninarirs To young ladies VIZ laeud
to devote themselves II. avocatiou OF teaching ia
higher schools, roger every opportunity
requisite 5t thernselve. Cor that position Bat - il
well understood that in order make -eoiIss Of sta
depts, wish them 10 he with " from the frst day
I'll the last day Of the session r. however. parent,
choose have students absent from school times
they must forge; share the JIDis and
teachers resire when their pupils make bat
little proficiency Our usefllnsss teachers cha
racter school and orr responsibility TO make
insist-ihat custom, harmful TO all, be di-aliowed
From prudence and well concerted policy in the
founding Of thi. school, heretofore admitted every
applicant irrespective OF and preparatory requi.j
tons hut is determination to establish
school OF higher grade, and since its salutary nlg-
ences begin appreciated enabled assume
the position now, which laid claim first
the beginning of the Ottawa Seminary Era Il is this
/. That hereafter applicant under the age OF 10
shall he admitted.
That every applicant for ma,riculation must he
well vcrsed for examination ia the following branches:
"a in Administrative in Greenleafs Unverslas
Vulgar Fractions. page 50, TbomPsons Higher
far Fractions. page lO., in Davies Practical far
Denon,inse Numbers page 90 (l ia English Gram
far the Conjugation OF the Verb; (c) they
bs able read fuenily in MeGuGey's Sanders
Fourth Reader.
g. That the tuition of day scholars shall be payable
follows One half OF the tuition tn beginning Of the
session the remainder the expiration OF the first eie
weeks. That the board and tuition Of boarders
shall be payable thus one-half the end Of the first
eleven weeks the remainder the close of the session.
To this last provision. hope every patron OF the
school will cheerfuy respond; ii is adopted in almos
every Institution. No individual assume the
sponsbiliy of a school, admit Students very mode
charges and then wait twenty weeks before any
funds could be raised for the proper OF the
school subjected heavy expenses. Another ground
rpon which prepayment would become desirable this
that the head of Institution cannot attend to the COL
lection OF the many little bills. without greatly negec,ing
his duties in school Our charges, By adver
tsemeut in this paper. are exceedingly moderate.
Education is precious than either silver gold;
calls life and light the hidden the mind;
it imPels integrity, usefulness, and honor i;
brghtens the intellect, eniiss sympathy softens the
heart conquers the passions, and points Heaven II
cheaper than the cheapest dye aud yet many,
ny. are without it. jan30