The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26
BURLINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE
1O2 Washington Street.
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BURLINGTON, IOWA.
In ACCORDANCE with previous notice Of IN
| - opening OF the third term Of this Select FemaL
| school en- MONDAY, May 20, 1882 for a term Of 10,
| weeks under the auspices of Miss SARA. 4 Ian
Of .hs o. oh, 9 as r1asps an oun. here
ton, some references Of commentator, &c.
| Urinary COURSE.
Orthography (Wrighrs), Eiocution tMcGusavs,
PREPARATORY.
c Mod I'm History lwiiliard's), Ancient and Modern
| typography lMitchelPs with Peltou's maps) Writier
Arithmetic Arr lkay} Mental Arithmetic ts.oadard, Eng
nsh Grammar tCiarkel, Watts on the Mind.
| HIGHER ENGLISH,
Algebra tDaviesp, Geometry Dawes Lependre, ri,
gonometry, Ito ,misl, Anatomy and Physiology 1Cter
Ancient history sWliard's,. Natural Philosophy 1Psr
aefsh Botany Wood, Chemistry (Gray and sliman)
theology Hitchcock and I. Jonns), Astronomy DIM.
stead, Natural Theology tPaey's), Rhetoric New.
man's). Logic Gwhatelyl. Evdenc Of Christianity
alexander or PaeyJ, Mental Philosophy (Upham' ,
s Mosal Msophy t".yand Buffers Analogy Para.
y, Grammar and Reader tBniioa). Caesar (Anthonl,
virgin COOPER Cicero e!. As,hsp'.
Grammar Woodbury., Reader tAdler), Schiller.
Grammar Fasquellel, Telsmachus, Charles XII,
Instruction will also be given in Music on the Piano
In Oh Painting,dc.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Primary Course, $500; Pseparat ory, $500: HIGHER
English and Latin, *6.UU; Modern Languages each
Piano extra $500. ~
iouhd compatible with the interests OF the Institu.
ZION Lsceum or Literary Society will be foruHd
The Teachers of til Institution wish to rive great
prominence to daily Bible instruction.
10 learn the Important lessons the fear
Oh uod, the love OF ALL men, and Of PERSONAL freedom
from sin Is instruction infinitely more yaiuahl. in ,he
science Of human lfe duty happiness and destiny ,hao
all stores OF knowledge besides As the best
Tor the moral and spr ua welfare the nts the
managers Of this School d. 1t wise that the COM
msndng voice and persuasive tones Of the Holy Scrip
lures, shall be heard every day within its walls
No fear should for moment be entertained that the
introduction Of the Boie class book will be likely
10 introduce any partisan religious tenets.
The Bible is book Of his.oIy-the most ancient. au.
thentc, d complete in the world. 1t is a book OF
morals, Of iastrious examples Of all yirtues,-the
mder, that the bolder, that reform Ii con.
tains the only compete system OF moral science Itis
adorned with all literary excellences Its poetry OF
for the improvements Of the ana man book
OF history and. above ALL book Of morals, il should
be the constant companion Of the student
The government of this school viii approximate :.
nearly 70 that Of the parental the assdiou.
Efforts will make 1t.
REFER Noes OF COMBINATION.
am happy to state that have been long aronaint
ed with Miss sar s. Lanphear-that she possesses
qualities which inently prepare her for The hiobIy |
honorable ana important work Of the instruction OF
youth. She hastaugh wi Superior success and honor
10 nefseif, IN many communities. Her experience and
enthusiasm ~ the calling earnest p edges Of her
A0''''s 70 render satisfaction to her emp o,ers
Late Principal Of wes Res Eclec. institute.
East Cleveland, sept ~, 1857.
Cincinnati, Dec. 81, 1858.
from my personal acquaintance with Miss Lanphesr,
as to her education and general intelligence can
commend her ~ an able and efficient teacher Of Ian.
guages, literature science and some Of the fne arts
and worthy OF the confidence Of any community 10
whom she may engage her services.
Ihroughout her entire sejourn . student Of the
Reserve Eclectic Institute she stood among
tn nrst In the most advanced classes and a.
has acquitted herself with great honor in many local
ties. |
THOMAS MUNNELL, A. NJ.
Late Prof OF Languages III w. X. N. l.
This certifes that Miss 3. nphear Is well known
In this community ~ approved teacher and young
lady OF cultivated mind AND Christian
character. As such she is hereby commenced to the
Confidence and patronage Of any who may be DESTROYS
OF her acquaintance or services
d. A. GROSvENOR,
Minister Of the First Congregational Church in Me-
dina, Ohio.
Medina, April II. 1859.
A limited number Of Pupils will be boarded st the
Institution,
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