Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-03-24
oRANG EvILLE MALE e. FEMALE
A g "A DEM Y


THE undersigned intcnds to open on the lst of May
i 1850, at Ornngeville Columbia county, Pa, High
School to be called, The ordngccie Male and Female
Academy.
The course Of instruction in this Academy embraces
solid and thorough English Education, whilst those who
desire to prepare for business for college have every
advantage for the acquisition of the elements Of Mathe
matics, and of the Latin Greek, aud German languages
For those who propose to receive regular Collegiate
Education, the course of instruction contemplaes pc
rod Of three years each year being divided into three
Sessions Of thirteen weeks each hut the Student is
ken through in n longer shorter PERIOD according
his abilities, attainmens and application.
The grades and list of Studies included under each,
F,rst Grade--Reading, Writing, or,hography, Def.
oral and Written QLooms') Modern Geography, (Nlc.
Nally's( Composition and Defamation
tory of the United States and Great BRITAIN Goodrche's
scres) English Grammar continued, Fowlers) Latin
| and Creek Grammar, Andrews * Fisk's) Composition
7ard Grade.-Aigebra Geometry &c. lLoomis',) Book
Keeping, lshcas) Rhetoric and Logic, foMlersl Latin
and Greek Reader Andrews 4 Owens) Virgil, Nepos
Greek New Testament, Mental and Moral Science
llckocks) Natural Philosophy, (Grays) Composition
| ural History, &c, &c.
Through6u, the whole course the Students arc required
10 attend to English Grammar aud particular attention
is paid to the proper pronunciation Of words and the
| OF grammatical language in common conversation.
| 81 90; Second Grade, So 90; Third Grads. sG 90
Hence Tuition per year, Sl2 O0, SIS 00 and Sls co. of
which one half is to paid al the opening of each Session.
and the other half the close unless other arrange
| mcnts are entered into with tire Principal.
| b0dTdNHg anu misunderstanding cun be had
ent in private families per week at 50 90, including
'urnishe, rooms lodging, and fuel; and washing at
seventy five cents to one dollar per month.
Religious EfCrctses-Thc moral aud feIipois rnlture
of tie young being of the highest importance the Acad
emy is daily to be opened and closed with religious
| ercises.
On sabbath the Students required to attend Church.
and 70 Keep the day in a becoming manner
| D'se'phRe-Thc discipline Of this Academy shall be-
as neary as possible parental. 1t shall he mild in its
nature firm and decisive in its application avoiding
however improper severity, yet Insisting on nJustry
| Obedience, dem
and allowing no ptOfanc, obscene rrproachfl Ian.
vuage And while careful attention shall bc paid to
the heoh of Sndents their morals shall be
guarded with equal care
Rhetorical ETereiscsThe Student. are required to at.
tend to regular exercises in Composition and Decama.
ton throughout the whole course.
Miscellaneous homs.-A merit roll showing 'hc schol.
rship conduct and attendance Of each Student shall
be faithfully kept and report of the same made 10 the
students or forwarded to tire guardians and parents at
the end ni each SESSION.
No student, without special permission shall be al
lowed absence from the Academy during its Sessions
iuf suc abschcr even Tor few days, would occasion
greater INJURY 10 nus or her education than commonly
supposed.
Pacetions-Therc will be three vacations each year
one OF hve and Two os four weeks. This arrangtmcn nj
mas been found most conducive Ia the health of students
Lotdhon, Ed6ec. ete.-A high School such as is con
templaed in the Orlngev'lle aud Female Academy
has long been felt in this community there i
nothing of the kind in this section of the country y,
though rich in all the materials nrressnry 10 lis
lishncnt. And for such insiiion trangcville ha,
peculiar adaptations, being the heart of an eXccen
farming region, and in the mi,, Of a thriving and in
dustr0us population And for heahllncss Of Location
So essential to the prosperity Of Literary institutions
aud cheapness of living, minor consideration for pa
equal.lr Columbia county.
For an Academy the town is also sufficiently accessl
blt being but six miles from bloomsbury, which is reach
ed by rair from all parts of the country aud tri
wegkly stage passing from one place TO the other.
For the present accommodation of Students until fur
ter arrangements can be made TO carry out the provs
ions OF the charter it il proposed To fit up large room
III d private house coInmudiOusy situated.
: REV. p, BERGsTRESsER, A. NJ,
+ orangcvllc March Il, Is6O. Principa,