Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02
= REENNOOD SEMINARY
AND COLUMBIA COUNTY
NOR Al. sHSTlIpTE,
AT MILLViLLE, PENN A.
Important Additions & Improvements.

Autumn Term to Commence August 10, 1861.
HIS Institution which has beeu in succ sstul opera
ton tor the past ten years is about una, rgoing
very important runOyatonn iertn placi it on more
stabli has than ever ani pre- ent tatts "hch are
not surpassed by or mary Acaien III >Ofth IN Fehn'
sylvauit AIMING III improvements will b. largo /
three sinrisd biumg which will give much aduitio al
room aod great convent nc for honrdtrs' comm"'
d0us hall for tctdrt public eN rcises Ton.
vini mt lass rooms library and rta ing ROOM contain
&C An expert and tn roughly quaiif "a elias zeal
teach ana lecturer vi at TIL AT ui ihi Boar of
Instruction. hut tn Principal viii have the general sd
pcrntencnct OF th1 iusttGtion ana assun, shar of
IN duti Of aching Il gular l. turrs will be dev-
cred upon scientific subj cts, well as upon
the theory ana practice tcarhng, and Normal Class
uf young men and women who wish to dualiiy them
Ives for teach rsprof'ssion, viii rctive especial al
, tcnti0n ana asst taAcc.
Ths instruction in the school will be tho.
rough ami systematic, calculated 10 embrace the varins
branches ofa practical edurunn Ample provision III
b made for III study of ths high nathematcs, the
calculation OF Physics, AMI the Natural sciences, by
of suitable apparatus, aud for the tny oi the
Latin, Gr3eS and German languages to enabl, students
to qualiiy III mse vts for contai and i'huhc pnr'
suits Or to enter anv class at c" 'ge.
rh, country location If thi seminary in pleasant
village, in healthy aDi hourshing neighhnrhod' VIII
known for the elevated tons Ct IL m"rl sentiment, anu
wh thu pupils not surrounded by these dealra''
iEug Influences and temptations found in our ciiirs
larger towns ani maiy oth r nrhliii with M ousi m
inf l'nces to divert III ir att'Hton from III atnre and
tho work NJ mcnal cultlr presents ara u"ns ani IN
ducem nts toc"nsiirratt par tnts enuluds ri thsS J.
don faunI surrounding latei schools md aca lrmi'
Ia iitirary Oc ~ also one ut -u oldest ahI b 81
conducted ia this tiDn uf country, rr ntS an attrac
tive t.uur anL us-iJl aaxiry, 10 practical edu a
tn Improvement will b. under the immrdit, charge
nf ehci mt Board Of IL 7st appointed Oy tn M
mary Company. AMI viii b. comp It'd in tine for the
Autumn tn comm nee the I2th ui August next
Whit thlnkfIl fr past plttohagt we VISA - l rlt a
cont nIanc. Of sim lar fivuTs a. We int d To lnCue
hghe c aud wiI,T range ntinstricthn y resp c.
fly solicit careful examination into our taciitit and
claims.
TER NS:
Ronr ling. washing tiition, lights md incidental 'N'
pruse quart uf eleven weeks, will b. Thirty
Dni ara. half PAYABLE in advanc4 thj ether h"li
a all tuition bills will b. expected promptly at thi eh'
y pirntnn Of each quarter.
items: -
Roar ling with furnish rooms ons quarter S29oN
Tuitjon in commun Enri n branches 500
, including Mathematics and Beok Keeping
by Dnnht Entry 900
Tuition in Latin Greek and @ 'rman aXtra iUO
Washing, Lights aud incidental expenses,
one quarter, 3oo
Those who lasira sChn aTshps attend by
tn will athd at r"asouabl discount
an stu lents wi>hinP In procure rooms should make
stasonabl auplirann.
For iurth particulars address.
WV. BURGESS. Principal.
. MillvIc, PGnn'a
GEORGE MASTERS J. X. EvFs. D
DE-. 4. 2. HELLER, LIS Ewes. Trustees
iESJAMIN X. tvEs.
Mi lville, "ay 30, 1851.