Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25
NOTICES OF THE
PR ESS.


The State Normal University of Wilmington, Del,
among its Trus err, Hon. James Bradford, Gen. Hen
ry DuIo l. ESD, Charles y. ore, Es,I., D. A. Brown
NJ ID, Francis Barry, besides many more VI the
most y ointment men Of Delaware.
This Institute is far in advance # all others In that
State and indeed, if are moi mistaken, in advance
OF the majority OF Academic Insti utions of our own
State.
The expenses are very deratc compared with
the privileges enjoyed. TIE climate Of Wimi gton
is heathiu and delightful. while It's loo tiion y easy
OF access to any Of our Atlantic States II Is Whist An
III titu,ion sh ud be. anti party and ann secfdr,dn,
while it If practical thor neh, modern and progtes-
svp AS the years of youth roll awny so swiftly. we
incline to the opinion that our readers VIII mud II
emnent'y advantageous to allow their childrcn the
privileges of this nune Institution of Educatioh-
Jebersonian, West Chester Pa
1t il started on a firm basis and bids fair to work
great reform III the public schOols OF that State. anu
hi. her appreciation oi The valne Ell sod teacnerr
We notice among the students tire namts OF two from
this State. institutions Of this kind are al rieit
utility, ami should be encouraged by all vino desire
tue good OF the cummmunty.-Lrh'ghR Register, "a
We are glad to see it prosper. R,pubiican, Chester,
Pa.
Put both sexes under the same roof, making the
College sulnethin. like the family, and the result will
be u uu nal social refinement, and mutual moral
growth.-N. J., iiiieptndrt.
The Principal John q. darkness, A. NJ, has or
palized mn excellent corps of Instructors. among
whom will bu found several eminent teachers well
known In this immunity. Mr Hardness Is an ehtr-
gciic gentlemen fully acquainted with III du.e- he
in hbnt to nssmr, and VT trust he u nave ny caf-
t-l and intelligent supnrt.-Dai'y Commercial Aop.
sth, 1866.
This institution has made several bold and com
mendable Innovations upon the Common routine Of
colleges. /. .Oins 81 IL has met with marked ue
gree OF popular favor and success One of Its reforms
consists III giving 10 woman her just right VIZ: as
thorough and liberal privileges Of collegiate ednca
tiuf ms those heretofore enjoyed by the male sex :
Daily Commercial, Fen. y, '6s.s
nal, ,tfh
IL liz hnuri,hing ni,i successful institution, ana
one that, before IT'S npeni g wa lamentably needed
W. can testify that il reliable and efficient in every
respect. II is popular both with The young people
WHO attend it and with our citizens who have had
long exper,ncc in school AFFAIRS and are atqnan Cd
with its merits through iv instrunenlaity Of visit
visitors II is founded upon
such lrincjplrs as enable to do the greatest posrse
COON to the greatest possible number Of people Every
intelligent ci,izen Of character must wish II
We are ad that it can number its friends by hun
excellent order OF srh o produced the conviction
That it is in IN excellent sta,c Of discipline,
The scholars appear TO be very proficient in Esmnas
gra,ed To learn The prosperity OF this institution, as
| IL is one of the best III til. state
| They will not he disappointed 10 the tnierprsing
youny gentlemen and iie young ladies OF this nsii-
| luton We are merely ADVISING other persuns To do
az we practice when ray place Your children nil-
der the care and instruction Of the kind exper enccd
and sccomm dating re ietsprs 81 tls lnstituuon.
a note of TIE advertisements OF Professor llarkness
| His success in The work of educating youth has
been marked and emphatic. Whatever the terms
may be- IL is gopd economy To patronize the inhtilu-
| ton under his charge
| EXTRACT FROM
b E e Q III e r..
/ pRLtEvg THAT BOYS AND GIRLS SHOULD 90 TO
| SCHOOL ToagTugR. AZ THEY SIT TOGETHER IN TIE
msusgnoLp, 30 l THINK THEY SHOULD BIT TOGETHER
| In our TENPLgs LgARsisG. Colleges should MT bt
for all men or for all wone; but the same tuilii'ga
anu the same Professors should be prCpicd for both in
| Coin1,on-H. W. BEEcnER.