Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-04-18
BLOOMINCBURG ACADEMY.


The Trustees Of this Institution respect
fully announce that they have made per.
manent arrangements with
Rev EDWARD CooPER, A. NJ
under whose excellent management an
Unprecedented measure Of success has been
attained for Tito continue his services,
assisted by a competent and efficient corps
Of Teachers. II Is designed to keep the
Institution in its proper orbit as an Aoad.
emy, aiIording the most ample facilities for
a thorough practical education in all the
branches usually taught in schools Of high
grade, Special pains will be taken to
make the Musical Department equal toAny
in the State Solid attainme1ts in Glass
ca Studies, Modern Languages, Mathe-
matics Natural Sciences Higher English
Branches, Music, Drawing and Painting,
with thorough intellectual developments
Students will have ample opportunity to
review such ofthe common English branch
es as may be necessary to enable them TO
pursue Academic and Collegiate studies to
advantage.
A new and extensive Chemical and Phil.
osophical Apparatus, constructed with the
latest Improvements, has been furnish
ed for experiment and Illustration
in these sciences, and course Of Lectures
given during the Fall and Winter sessions,
to which all the students will have FREQ
access.
The Chapel Ia seated with comfortable
chairs for four hundred persons, furnished
with a first class Mason d Hamln Cabinet
Organ of eight stops and Automatic Swell.
and the Music Rooms with new and supe-
riof planos from the mandatory Of Knabe
d Co., Baltimore No better pianos are to
be found in the country than in this de.
partment.
The hail appropriated to the Adelphian
Society has been fitted DIP and furnished
in elegant style, and measures are now In
progress fol Library Of valuable books.
| The edifce is a new, convenient and ell.
egant brick structure, just completed at a
cost Of more than 10000, including fur.
nture and Appliances for the cUmfUrt and
progress Of students. 1t is admirably ar-
ranged for an Institution Of high grade,
and for the training Of both sexes in all the
| branches OF q useful and ornamental edu.
cation.
For many ycnrs Bioomingbhrg has been
lpU'erViu! Ior 1ne hlgn 'ofe VI I's mum nun
ana reIlslou' chaE"cyer' Ghu Is "iueIy
hIoT as oile H. W 'i' ds,J isT PIT "so. s'S F
lH'oT'e'tl"9 nlaoT Is SoIa' ~ IS lIee run
Ghose Vei!iPvuI'ons va' 50 oiVeli uesIrgy Ino
away from the restraints of well-Ordered
households for education. Students are
expected to board in private families,
"nere no',,T 'ueiioJ WI oS a. Dill ~
mT5 'To" ht. ,hiah nnropfS rn"S sb,1ss tho 'o'
oisi oId roIiaipns ossocistions NJ their
ob;IJron U11,its of economv ragpIor;tv
and industry are naturally acdnired bv az.
soeiation with community so remarkable
for its freedom from social ekcesses, and
the observance Of the requirements of
Protestant Orthodox Religion. With a
view to keep the Institution above the con.
Eliminating influences Of the vicious, all
students unknown to the teachers or trus-
tees, will be required TO furnish certif-
cate of good moral character and industri-
Gus habits, to gain admission; and those
who are disoLedient and indolent will be
sent awav,
A daily accounts kept of each students
attendance, conduct and scholarship, q
summary of which is read at the close Of
each session, and when desired, sent to
parents or guardians.
An examination will be held ut the close
of the first and third sessions, which all
the studetts are reuuired to attend. At
the close of the wear such exercises will be
added to the review of the studies as will
exhibit attainments in Rhetoric, Oratory
and Music.
Str,1ort. tovo ,,Ht iiltio ocsosinn fnr
II. = .,.tt,,,,, "A ,ho,,IJ ,dt ha frt pishad
Gt%ef ;t% fnnJ. J for .ncb n.es as ieod IN dissi.
~, ndoI.poo
P"I.o" "n" i,uoi'"Se' .,f.,i..
The Academic ear continuing from
the second week OF september uhtlt the
hrst ot July, WIN an lhIerhlSSi0n Oh one
week "V 'he nVilu"yS' ms rs uislaeu invo InLeo
mencps the second Wednesday of Septem-
heri the secohd session commences .i.c On Tue
Lrs1 uesuu1 oi yauGSLy .e w VI t,;i ot1'ioA
commences nil,ei the HrSI uesuay u a ptii Pm
! ult!on' Pay yaoie' III Hu'%IGel WIN no
Ieuu'cIoh i9r iuoe e,.raioe VI II; a?1'uVo less
Liuh 'V,illu Vi Sit;f III - 'no
NlrsSic"i' nHV"ei'i''io"i "''' 10'e n''"' Am
NJ: Del'nrEIliei:v' PR seSslo',, - 91v
nlgner n hhsilsn DeI,I' 'Ol,ie!s'-r-: bies Ill:
MUSIC Lessons on W. LnHo, Gnoine' -
organ, uuiler or iolin ezra '--- 20
use Of Il"no ior M J"ijy J;jy!, rtnStoe rsnStioe
= y Sc oi an ioI uuiiy l'i"''i'e---
French pi aLu alI Ger,iluG hair.ie eac" 10
grawing ana Palntleg IN < c,-.. .,,,.-: ~
ilcKets lor course ol ntIeeH lie Le'TuIt:' G
TO persons noC members ol 'he 1hs'i'
n, tgtion ,-,,5li-- 81, ;.t; ~ - IL .
llckets admitting Aauy anu genVie'
man -----!--I-I- - - ~ '---T---- ~
stationery lhcluulhg r"PeF' FehS'
INK Gc:.,-'-.---------c ':. = mn
a contingent ch9rge OF n'ty Genus per
session on each student lof Iuei anu JHnl'
tors services i, Doaruihg az IN usual lateS
In country villages ana varied win accom-
modatlons lurhiSheu'
Commercial Departmeut,
-
This Department Will be utidef the mar
ngement Of d graduate OF one of the best