The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-11
a GYMNASIUM,

a GYMNASIUM,
Where the body, made beatty and symmetrical BY
exercise ncy support aud assist the labors Of the
mind
4 prominent feature Of the College, is the provi-
sion made for the health of the pupils The rooms
are Spacious and well ventilated, there being beau
tifully furnished parlor, with separate sleeping
apartments for each two Young ladies.
Th. grounds are ample, comprising So acres in a
pleasant part Of the city, about onethirl Of which
is nstiye forest grove. with winding walks and
bors, Turning most delightful promenade for pu-
piIs-sI the grounds will lie tsstcfully ornamental
FACULTY.
Tho Faculty will consist Of thoroughly eNpe-
rieaced end efficient corps of instructors.
Rev. J0nS COyEsT, \. u. founder and former
President Of the Ohio Female College, and Glendale
Female College, is first President
Rev ALpHoNso WOoD, 4. NJ, late President Of
the Ohio Female College, aud the distinguished
thor Of several scientific works, bearing his name
will be the presiding teacher Of the College, and In.
structur in Mental and Moral Science.
Prof X. ,. BOswOETH, late Professor Of Chemis-
try, etc, in Farmers COLLEGE, Ohio, will take the
chair of Natural Science, upon which he will lee
turc and experiment.
D'EsTAING 5. COVERT, 4. NJ, Professor Of Ancient
Languages and Literature.
Prof J. c. MINISCrR, late Of Philadelphia. f rst
teacher Ct Instrumental music And from Fix To-
ten additional gentlemen ami lady teachers Of long
standing and successful experience.
No pains "a expense will De spared to procure
teachers i'm every department, 9th. very highest
qualifications, - that pupils wishing 10 perfect
Themselves in the higher styles Uf music, any Of
the Foiid or Urnamcutgi branches may herr receive
the desired iusirac;ion. That pupils from abroad.
may deris the greatest advantages 10 hc gained NJ
Boarding Schools, they required 10 board in the
institution, with the teachers (unless by special
mission II the Prcsidcrtl, that they may have the
benefit OF their example and society.
Tie course Of studies will be thorough and extern
sye. embracing all the branches usually taught in
highest Semnarics Of learning English, CLASH
c,l and the Fine Arts.
The war Is divided into two sessions # fwcnty
weeks each, commencing respectively on W-dnrs-
daN th' sth Of september next, and the 5th day Of
February, 1859.
The expenses Of the school war inclulinc boar,i
and tuition in all the branches ~ the regular
course, rooms furnished. fuel lights and washing,
viii be S225-paNablc seni-aDnnally in advance
The usual extra charges will be made for the urna-
mental branches.
APPARATUS AND LECTURES.
Prest. Woop and Prof BOswoRrH, will deliver
full courses IL Lectures with the aid Of the Tclc-
experim"ntally the principles of the sciences pur-
sued. Books and all other requisites for entering
the College, may be had at the COllee" or in tho
/ city.
All letters Of inquiry or business, should H.
addressed 10 Rev. JoHS Covert or u. :. COVERT
| Tcrrc-liante, Indiana.
The undersigned citizens Of Tcrrc- IIautc have az.
copied the Office of Trustee Of the Terre- Iautc Fc-
male College ard may b. referred to at any time by
such rs desire further Information conccgnin. thu
| arrangements or advantages Of the College:
| Rev. T.. c. TaS ior, Curtis Gilbert,
! Rev. T. Gordon, u. W. Thompson,
! :. III. Potter, Rev j. G.. Wilson,
Rev. W. G. Spencer, :ey. ". Modesto,
/ Rev. +. Wiley, u. l.. Thompson,
! 4. L. POtwin, Rev. VI. \. Jcweti,
Lucius RyCc. ". u. GTisvuld,
/ Th-s. Bowling. W y. Ball
/ Ecui. MckeCn, Jas. Harrington,
/ l. G.. Warren. David Uart-vck.
\. McGrcSor &. \. Patterson.
! ". Paddock Y. II. Watsnu.
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