Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-26
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CLINTON, INDIANA
rs miles North sf rerre.IIauie.l
HAVING been greatly enlarged
Il Il and placed upon full Collegiate basis,
opens its next regular annual session Of a.
weeks
September 3, Is6O.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY BOARDING i
PUPILS can now eat. drink, sleep. study and /
recitei sssociating continually vita teachers,
and cuj0ying all the benefits of h0mc comfort Il
aud discipline. ON the College grounds and HH-
der the same roof.
NUMEROUS LECTURES
viii be given by the Professors on variety of
subject: also, regular course Of lectures, am
pli.i- - suitable cabinet and apparatus, 10 adj
Vaucol classes in Natural Science.
TEACHERS CLASS
Will b. formed, to which limited number eff
young ladies will he admitted. aud to graduates,
/ OF winch - Normal SchOol'' certificates will be
I given.
/ PREPARATORY SCHOOL
| For those desiring TO enter the advanced class
| es OF soms other College, this Institution offers
great Inducements, on account Of its ecenomy,
superior discipline and freedom from entice-
| ments to vice.
APRINARY DEPARTMENT
Has been fitted up at considerable expense and
placed under the charge of an experienced Pre-
ceptress. for the benefit OF Orphans and the less
advanced children entrusted to our care and
training.
Of IFS Daily Military Exercise,
W.wouId suggest, that as means OF inuring
J students to hardship, close discipline, grace OF
motion and correct posture, no exercise can
compare with it; and none is more appropriate
in land which relies less upon its standing ar
mics. than upon the brave hearts and strong
s hands OF "Citizen Soldiery." Hon. ID. II.
1ighlman n. President Of the IT, s. Agricultural
Society, in his address A. the u ). Fair at Chi
cag0. strongly recommended that military tao
= tics should 90 hand in hand with agriculture
e and be taught exercise in all our common
schools.
UNIFORM:
II Grounds bout" pantaloons and cap. o
81 cheap grey cloth or jeans. trimmed with black
c An experienced House-keeper aud Pastr,
Cook. from Terre- Haute, with an intelligen
J. assistant, will perform the duties Of the Gull
l. TERMS-For Board, Lodging, mending an,
Tuition in all branches and Departments-Sitl
no "extras,'' entrance or janltor's fee-si5
per annum-payable in advance.
students should come in promptly at the ope n
ing, that they may be properly classed.
"CoME TO OUR COUNTRY HOME"
FACULTY:
NJ Soule, A NJ, of 3owdoin College, Maine
Professor of Iental and Moral Philosophy, an
Do Ancient Language, Presiding Teacher.
b. Is. Rhoads. A. b., of Wabash College, Pro
OF Nat. and Experimental Science
H. II. K. Farnham, A. B., of Bowdoin Colleg,
Me Prof of Mathematics.
Z. r Beach. A. B., of Union College. n. Y
- Study Room Tutor, and Prof. OF Elocution, Be
u les Lettfes and Vocal Music.
Is H Brasch, ESQ, a Commercial and Glass
% o, cal graduate, (natye German) Prof. of Bool
III Keeping, Modern Languages and Law.
VI Mrs. A. b. ous'ey, Principal OF Primary d
ng partment-
Capt J. c. Brennen,U. S. Army, Military Ii
structor.
IL. G.. Markle, Leader and instructor of Bra
Band.
E.Swartz, Leader and Instructor of Stir
y Band.
NJ. G. Tousley, Business Manager.
DIR. NJ. NJ. Tousley, Surgeon and Steward.
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