Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23
GREEN wOOD ~EMRNAaY
AND COLUMBIA COUNTY
NOR Aa, lNSTaTOTE,
All MILLVlLLE, PENNA.
impOriani Additions s. improvements.

Autumn Term TO Commence August IL, 1861,
\ HIS Institution which has been in ssul opera
very impoituut rcnovaonin ordcrto place it ON more
stable has than ever aud pre- en facilities which are
not surpassed by ordinary Acadcn in Nothcrn Penn
sylVanli Amung tho Improvements Will be Il large
three storied butt ing which viii give much additional
room HHd great convent ucrs tor boarders comno'
diuus hall tOr lecture anh public exercises con
venient lass ronns library aud reaning contain.
ing cabiur Of minerals aud curiOsitis bath rooms,
SC An eNrtrirnc ID aud thorough, quaii "a elias zeal
teach 7 ctnTrT viii al tn h nd Of tn BoaEi Of
Instruction hut the Principal viii have the general
perntendlnee of tn institution and assume shai of
the dus of teaching K. gular L. tues VIII b. u y
cred upon various scientific sulI'cts well us upon
tue theory an" practice ni hing aud Norma lass
Of young mon ami women who wish IT, qualify IA 'in
Ives for teach rs profession, viii i've tsp rial
ttntOn and Hs>i taaCe
The course Of instruction in school will be- tn,
rough and systematic, calculated 10 embrace III NHrius
branches uta practical Sdu'htI"n Amr provision MlI
BE- made for tn study Of the high nahem.tirs til,
cucdauoh of Ply sics, and the Natural Sci nc :, by
means OF suitable apparatus. ahd Tor tn u 81 Vi"
Latin, Greek aud German languages TO rnah students
to qualify I'll muse YES for rria aud rutIhc pur.
suits, or TO enter any class a c'ii lee. .,..
The country location O thi- seminary ~ pleasant
village in healthy and nourshing neghborhood, well
known for the elevated tone Of II moral sentiment and
where the pupils surrounded by these delroTal
zing Influences, and temptations found IN our cities
larger towns and many Other Ocalit with ~ outside
influences to divert their attention from literature and
the work of mental culture, presents atrn ti"ns and in
ducem consideatG parents emuluus students sell
dom found surrounding large schools and academic.
The Literary ociety also one ot the oldest aud best
conducted in this section O country presents atac
tive feature and useful auilliary to practical cduta
g., lion.
The improvements will he under the immediate charge
Of efficient Board of FrHseas appointed by the sem
mary Company, and will be- completed in time for the
Autumn term, To commence the l2th of August next
While thankful for past patronage we wish ~ merit
continuance Of sm'iat favuTs we intend To include
higher grade aud wider range ofnsructicn respect.
lly solicit careful examination into facilities and
Claims.
TER MS:
Boarding washing, tuition lights and incidental ea.
pense, for quarter Of eleven wccks, viii BE- Thirty
Dollars half payable in advance the ether half
aud all tuition bills will BE- expected promptly al tn tx
piratiOn of each quarter.
Hems!
Boarding. with furnished rooms quarter s2a,oa
Tuition in common English branches 500
| including Mathematics and Book Keeping
by Double Entry GOO
Tuition in ietin, Greek, and &. rmau leNtral 100
Washing, Lights aud incidental expenses,
r one quarter, AGO
Those who desire procure scholarships attend by
the year, will b. accommodated a reasonable discount
aud students wishing to procure rooms should make
seasonable application.
For further particulars address,
WM. BURGESS. Principal.
Mviile, Penn's
! GgoRGE MAsrEEs ]. X. Ewes. }
! Dr. A. P. HELLER, iLus Evss Trustees
/ BENJAMIN Is. EvEs y
MilYilie, May -, 1861.