The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-09
Miscellaneous.
CIR G. u Il A IL
OF THE
BIRMINGHAM COLLEGE!

BIRMINGHAM COLLEGE!
VHIS building was erected IN the summer
Il of 1857 but owing to financial endorsements it
has remained In an unfinished state until the present
time II is sxytwo feet long and fcry-two feet wide,
and contains seventeen rooms suited TO College pur-
rose. II is completed and fur ushed and will accommo
date q large number OF students.
I.rmia CHAM is quiet village in Van Buren, county,
Iowa nine miles FROM Fairfield the B. N. Railroad,
and seven miles from Summit the Des Moines Valley
Railroad These two roads connected BY daily line
of hacks running through Birmingham.
The Principal and Proprietor Rev. q. P. Bergen, will
spare pains to make II frstclass Institution, and
The best facilities TOR acquiring thorough basaess edu-
cation will be afforded
Vocal Music will be Taught daily nee On charge, re.
While every effort will be made to secure thorough
intellectual training the moral sentiments will not be neg
iected
Students to ut them acqu themselves with credit in
society.
students from abroad with good and cheap boarding
The Principal prepared to receive few young ladie.
family, where evsry attention Will be gwen TO
promote their comfort and Improvements.
Young gentlemen and ladies will board in separate
families aud will only together in the recitation
room and such other mes the Principal may deem
proper
Institution for the present will be organzedin two
departn ents, viz: Primary and Scientific.
sACULrY-Rev 2. BERGEN, A. NJ, Principal and
Proprietor and Professor Of Mental and Moral Science
I'm al Associatc frtncipai aLu frolessoI VI
Natural Science and Mathematics.
Miss GERTRUDE WALL preceptress and Teacher in the
eeiencee and Mathematics.
Teacher in the Primary Department.
Mrs VI. NJ REaskS, Teacher of Music and Drawing.
Primary Department Students in the Primary De-
pariment will he taught Reading, Spelling, Penmanshp,
Grammar, Geography, Mental aud Written Arithmetic,
Elementary History and Physiology
Curse Of Nadg IN Tie S-lsntifc DgplytHa>nts-first
Year.-lst Sesslon-Readng and orthography, Geogra-
ply with MAPPING, Penmsuship, Arithmetic, Grammar.
nv Hfxhur ritt Iuphr
ship. 81 Session--l.eading and orthography, Higher
Arithmetic, Grammar, Algebra, Science of Common
Things.
.Secsa1 lsar-1st Sessiou-GraInmar. Higher Algebra,
Physiology History Geometry ~ S~ssion-Higher Al
zebra, Book keeping, Geometry, Philosophy. Sd ses-
sion-Book keeping Geology, Rhetoric General Review.
Third fsar-ist Sesson-Men.al Philosophy Chem
istry, Tngononorv Latin ID SessioD-Morsl Philoso-
ply, Logic, Surveying Latin. 81 observation-disclosures OF
Christianity, Botany Astronomy, Latin.
General Reulsso Students completing the Scientific
Course will be graduated rs Diploma.
trFendnr-The year 10 divided into three sessions Of
sen begins ends December lst. ls65Tuesday, Decesu-
Der 18th, I'd session begins: ends March 1lth 1866
1s66-ruesdsy March 2ist 81 Session begins ends june
18th.
EXPENSES.
TrIrIoS Tuition must be paid in all advance
aud student will be received tor less than Session
For Primary Studies session. from. ..A 90 to S. %
Scientific apartment, per session 10 %
fxTR. TurTloSMotern Languages, esch.......... 60
Instrumental 8u-tc, AZ fesSons-.. w
Use of Instrument 20
Drawing 81 iantng-. D %
pl paintuy ... 10 90
iactdsai4ls-Bosrd. including furnished room, lights
and fne pr week s. co. Rooms for those who wish to
be obtained in private families
the College.
Compositions are required once in two weeks.
For farther particulars address the Principal,
Rev. q. p. BERGEN,
eug2 dst w,e-eat Birmingham, Iowa.