Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-20
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EN- STITUrEf /:
THE WINTER TERM of Fourteen Weeks will COM
I mence Wednesday, Dec. Is.
SHERMAN PAGE, A. b.
Principal.
Miss MARY L. CULVER,
Teacher Of English Branches.
MISS EMILY c. BURR,
Teacher of Music.
Miss HENRIETTA PAGE,
Teacher of Primary Department.
j. JAY BARBER,
Ueacher of Fenmanship.
Teacher of Penmanship

| Lectures upon History. Physiology and Hygiene
Habits Physical ece, &C., will be delivered ing
the Term BY experienced Speakers.
This Institution is no longer an experiment larg
er number of Students have been in attendance during
the past Term than its most sangune friends could av.
cxl coed. Applicants increasing almost daily and
many families seeking homes here for the purpose oil
educating their children.
These things are satisfactory evidence that Lancaster
is the best location for School in this portion OF the
West Its healthfulness is proverbal This fact should
receive all the attention its Importance demands hun
des of youh SWEPT off every year by diseases con
tlacted while attending school in unhealthy places
! PRINCIPLES, DISCIPLINE, REGULATIONS, &c.
This School is the instrument of sect party; all
invited and enjoy its privileges, with the
assurance that while species of immortality Will be To-
erated the widest liberty of thought and opinion will
be cherished it is designed hat the discipline OF the
School shall be parental rather than arbitrary Every
Student be made to perceive the difference between
right and wrong To be dilgcnt in study ana 10 sup
port wholesome regulations is gh--to be idle anu will
full is aorong We Shall not sustain our School by resor-
ting to that species of fatery which sStudents
are improving rapidly, when they are idle large por
ton of the time; consequently Parents will be informed
of all delnquences and advised to take their children
home when 1t is not for heirnteres to have them con-
tnue in school, We intend to make thorough scholars
thinkers instead of mechanical copyists This cannot
be efe ted without labor hence those WHO are not will
ing to help themselves will find here very poor encour,
agement. In word do not solicit the patronage OF
those whose object is pleasure and not study
1t is the intention of those coniected with the School,
Teachers, to labor for the interests of Education gen
orally Those Stuacnts who desire TO make teachers
viii receive special instruction. and need expect
recommendations who are not fully quahe anu alive
70 the work. Those who qualified will b. assisted
in obtaining good situations.
EG- -.s5ES.
Board, in pritete families, sl75 to $500 per week.
Tuition, per FERN, Com. English, 400 to $3.50
"a small Additional charge for each Higher Branch)
Penp,anshir, sl,oo:. Music $1,000 Incdental' zoe.
The whole expense, per Term need not exceed $1,000,
Il most it will be much less Tuition bills mnst be
settled during the Inst hall of tho Term, unless deferred
by special agreement
Students admitted ut any time during the first hall
term and cheysed proportionay, though it is highly
important that they should be present at the opening,
when classes are formed
All PERSONS having once entered their names will he
considered members of tbs School until the close OF the
Term unless notice is gson to the Principal Chat the
wish TO withdraw. u.
No deductions made for absences except in cases Of
sickness. ~
For Circulars or Admission address The Principal.