The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-31
| . Fhe Third Annual Institute
..a aust fr Of THE .4 5NF
McNEELY NORMAL SCHOOL.
wBLL OPEN JULY I6F
And Continue Five w g e k S.
Tire Third Annual
INSTRUCTORS
EDWIN REGAL, PErNcrpAt,

EDWIN REGAL, PRINCIPAL,
And Teacher OF English Grammar, and Theory
aud Practice Of Teaching.
W. BRINK ERHoFF, A. NJ. Teacher of Mathemat-
les, Chemistry and Physiology . E sa .#
Prof HERMAN KRUsI, Teacher OF Inventive and
| Perspective Drawing F"'%' a'
Prof p R. SPENCER. Teacher OF Penmanship, as
sis ted by Mr.. j. L. Hunt, Teacher OF Phonogra-
phy--a class in Reporting will be formed.
y Mr., SIS. HAMlLL, Teacher Of Elocution, assisted
byMr Charles $ Royce, who will give instruc-
tion for one week in DIR. Do Lews'S New System
/ OF Gympastiqs; JUST THE THlgG FOR TEACHERS AND
eTupENTs. Mr., K. is a graduate from DR.. Lewis's
GyInna1c Institute, Boston. 3"
DIP. w. MosBLEcH. pref of Oriental aud Mods
ern Languages Bethany College, Va.,) Teacher
Of Natrai History Geology, MinerolOgy and
Dr Mosblecf, from vide experience a nd pro,
founu strdy, is peculiarly competent to give in-
sruc ION in these branches not book instruction
or lectures merely, but practical instruction ia s-
fling the fields. lUrests, and streams, and exanin
ing the rock $, plants. insects, Nc
Teachers viii thus learn to combine instruction
fecreatlon and amusement, and so carry o the lr
schools the means of dlsciplining as well as inter
estng their pupils, sfEaaAa HgG8 t'G sFw g.
/ Bv concentration Of rare professional talent and
experience, we are enabled to present. unequalled
opportunities 10 tile teachers ot OHIO Tor improve
ment in their voea ion. 7Sa f.a'E''H # WE 4
4. Review classes in all the "Common School bran
ches,9 will be formed; also classes in Book Keep
| bkt
IA LECTURES .gt -,
| Courses of Lectures wIibe given during the In.
stitue, by the Principal on the History aid Strdc
tufe Of English Language and "SCho ii Room Da.
testify PloE, Krusi on Natule's methodof lnslruc-
eon; BY Or, Mosblech on Geology Bolony, &c by
Prot. Clds, Luuis.Loos, and others.
Tuition for the Session Of Five Weeks ts'
1 Badiesi iua- p 6 sa1a ~ tisjR 400
Gentlemen M t-fs r .5 t8ia-a IS Oea
GsS,tsmen GsS,ss ..$g]55 q ]55 "sr week
Furnished rooms TO aetstoshdents at moderate
rates. 4s fs ,,.a4s srsg.lF 10 sg,gl lisssgfsilg
1ntroductor Lecture by the Principal. Tuesday
July 1t Il, ,aat 2o'eiock, + N 8ibh@t@aa @t@ $50
Address before the Society OF the AlumHi, Thurs,
day evening, August 18Th, by Israel 4. Hole, Prn.
,leipal ot-Akron Public Schools iRe Lp+ai"9 ~"
Graduating E.Sercises, Efidaysg August 10TH,
i0oi' afi yHrtag a. apavg3 hnaf'a'itsa
4 The following resolution was Eunanitnously9
dopted by the members Of the Institute vi ISb0,
4 "Resolved, That the McNeely Normal Institute
OF 1860 has meta the highest expectations OF ice
members; that we regard such Institutes as me-
reessiiy oi ths lines, and worthy The pau0Dage ,t
all true teachers " sG & ~weG Frt
| The Fail session of the MeNesly Normal School
will open Angu.;t 2vlh. and continue 10 weeks ,}
4 Persons coming Oh the Pittsburgh, Columbus.
and Cincinnati Railroad, can stop at NJ Hers SD.
tion or Cadz Junction,a short distance from Hope-
dale. .5tSg4 n giesrHu sl& ogai aS
yHopedale, Harriaon Go. o. June 2sslssl.- -.--
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