Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-02
Oxford County Normal School,
PARIS HILL ACADEMY.

THE FALL TERN Of this institution will com.
i mepce on Wednesday. September lth. aud
con,inoe elcvea weeks, under charge Of the FOL.
o~,ag teachers;
l.. N. PIERCE. A. H., Principal.
Mr.. ERskISt \. BArrs, Normal Principal.
Mr.. BtNsHARD GscHRdrL, TEACHER OF Mu.
SIC. German. etc.
ions PERLrr. Esq. TEACHER Of Ten and
rencil Drawing, Mono Chrom,tie Crsyon, Linear
and Perspective Drawing, Bcok Keeping. etc.
This ln.iituiion has hem selected. 10 preference
10 any other academy. as the sea, of Normal IN.
.,rciion Coz Oxio,d Coan'y, and u 10 the deter.
mnstion of the Trustees 10 make IL every way
worthy Of the patronage ihus conferred upon u.
They are happy TO announce the Fall Term snder
sueh favorable circumstances. The buildings are
new. large and convenient. AL necessary arpa.
rstn. ~iil h. provided. The Pripeipsl !. grad
uaie of College and has had wide experience IN
teaching. 10Th IN Common School. aud Acsde.
mics. Mr.. Bate, is q graduate Of the Normal
schcoi at we.t6eld. Mass. Ills success du'ing
the Spting term ia too we'll known 90 need CON.
meat. Mr.. G.chrsA !. native German, and h.
spent mo.t Of HI. life IN the pursuit and practice
Of Music, having had =. teachers some Of the
celebrated masters IN Earope.
Mr.. rerley has hal experience Of many years
IN HI. department. and ha. bot Few equals. Such
qsn. will L. promptly secured. With this body
oI teachers the trustee. are Determined TO make
hi. .ouneihing more than a mere town cr high
school. They inical a. make II an Institution
where STUDENT. can prepare themselves Tor an,
department of active lie. &c Coz College. The
Ac Idemic department viii inc hide all branches,
frun the elementary Engli.h To the Ancient and
Mode,n Languages. The Normal Department will
al,o inclple the elementary Engli.h studies. 10.
Ecth-r with tge,ra, etc. Tu'tion. for II weeks,
IN the Academic Department, $500. $3.50 aud
80 90; Normal Department, $500. Music and
Drawing extra.
endent, and by o,hers. ior the l-bcht of the stu.
de,,., while the Lycrum will afford them .up.-
ror advantages ior cultiyatng themselves IN wt,-
ting speaking, etc.
student. who ~I,h 90 prepare them.elvc. 10
teach. and at the same time 20 pursue other
bpnche. can 40 81.
An ef,d will he made 10 secure school. Coz
thosc who attend the Normal Drpsr,ment and may
wish either iempont, or permanent situation. ss
Teachers. Agent. ~ quest of Teacher. are ~.
qu.,t.i to correspond With the Principal Those
~ho make suitable ptohcisncy willie -niiiied 10
Dipioms. or certificate 81 their ABILITY ~ teach.
Resri can To- obtained rear the Academy. at
from 81 80 TO s2,OO per w~.k. Those ~ho wish
can ob,s,n rcom. and hoard themselves.
Pan. I'LL has ioog b~cn eel br,'ei y. one Of
the most pleasant anil agreeable IT cur inl,nd wi.
/, g,s, the brluty IT u. natural .oeB,Ty, ~. high
AMI commanding position, the rlcaHe.. and 50
lubfiiy oi Hs atmosphere, unuvaisd ~ New Eng.
land. having alsays made q a aN"Tiis resort dur.
ing the warm .cs.oa. II ). situated near the
d,Totofihs Grand rrunk ra,lsay. and has mail
communication With the d,asfenI part. of The
STATE. twice d.,h.
For further particulars adIre.. the Trustee, OF
Principal at PHi. iiill.
s.R. CARTER. Secretary.
Paris, Jolly 10, ls6i.