Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-07
ORANGEVILLE MALE & FEMALE
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ORANGEVILLE MALE & FEMALE
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UNHE under signed intends open the LIST Of May
L 1860 at Orangevile, Columbia county, Pa, High
School to be called, 7Hs orGngeos aa!e aud kea0ie
.7eddsmy
The course of instruction in this Academy embraces
sold and thorough English Education, whilst those who
desire prepare for business or for college, have every
advantage for the acquisition Of the elements Of Mathe
matcs, and of the Latin Greek and German languages
For those who propose to receive a teguat Collegiate
Education the Of instruction contempales PEE
od Of three years each year being divided into three
ken through in longer shorter period, according
his abilities, attainmcnts and application.
The grades and list Of studies included under each,
First Grade Reading, Writing, orthography, Def.
ming Of Words English Grammar, (smth's Arithmstic,
Saly' o,) Composition aud Defamation.
Second Grade-Ancient Geography, tMitchclls3 His.
tory VI the United States aud urea Britain Goodrchcs
Scfirs) English Grammar continued, (Fowlers0 Latin
aud Greek Grammar, tAndrews x Fisk's) Composition
7Aird Grade.-Algebra Geometry &C (Loomis') Book.
keeping, (shcas'J Rhetoric and Logic, Fowers Latin
and Greek Reader (Andrcws & Owens) Virgil, Nepos,
Greek New Testament, Mental and moral Science,
(liCkoCk's Natural Philosophy, (Grays) Composition
aud Declamaon, German Chemistry (Silliman's) Nat
Through6u, whole course Students required
to attend English Grammar and particular attention
Is paid 10 the proper pronunciation oi words u the
Of grammatical language in common conversation.
1GitiOn, per Session If u useksFor the First Grade,
81 %; Second Grade s. 90 Third Grade, 81 Co.,
Hence, Tuition per year Sl2 OO S5 90 and sis 90 of
which half is to paid al the opening Of each Session
and the other half at the close, unless other arrange.
ments are entered into with the Principal.
BodrdAng and HdshHg.-Boarding can be had n, pres.
in private families per week at g. co. including
furns shed rooms, lodging, and fuel aud washing at
seventy 1--WE cents to one dollar per month
Religious ErCreiSeS-The moral aud religious culture
Of the young being Of the highest Importance Acad
emy is daily to be opened and closed with religious
ercises.
sabbath the Students required attend Church.
and to keep the day in becoming manner
Dissipiine,-The discipline Of This Academy shall be-
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nature firm and decisive in its application, avoiding
however improper severity yet insisting on industry
strict order, prompt obedience, and good department
and allowing no profane obscene, repToachfu Ian
guagc Aud while careful attention shall be paid
guarded with equal
RhetOrieal Erereisss-The Students required
tend to regular exercises in Composition and Deolsma
ton throughout the whGlc COURSE.
..ise ee!!daeOus Hems.-A merit roll showing the seho
arship conduct and attendance OF each Student shall
be faithfully kept and report Of the made the
Students or forwarded to the guardians and parents at
the end of each Session.
No Student, without special permission, shall be hl.
lowed absence from the Academy during its Sessions
for such absence for few days, would occasion
greater injury to his or her education than is commonly
EaeatiOas-Therc will be three vacations each year
one of five and two OF four weeks. This arrangement
has been found conducive 10 the health Of Students
Location, Ed6ee, eie.-A high School such as is con,
templaed in the OTangevlc Male and Female Academy
has long been felt want in this community there is
nothing of the kind in this section Of the country III
though rich in all the materials necessary 10 It's esab
lishment. Aud for such an institution OTangcvlc has
peculiar adaptations, being in the heart Of excellent
farming region, and in the midst Of thriving and in.
dustrious population And for hcahfulness Of alton
essential TO the prosperity of literary institutions
aud cheapncss OF living no minor for pa.
and guardians, Orangeville has perhaps not its
equal, in Columbia county,
For Academy the town is also sufficiently accessl-
ble, being but six miles from bloomsbury which reach.
ed by rail roads from all parts Of the country and i.
weekly stage passing from place to the other.
For the present accommodation of Students until fur.
theT arrangements be made carry the pToyis
ions Of the charter il is proposed m up large room
| IN private house commOdiously situated.
| REV. 7. BERGSTRESSER, A. NJ,
Orangeville, March IL, le6O Principal.