The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-08-11

Surgical Anatomy-VAN 5. LINDSEY. NJ, ~.
Demonstration HENRY NJ. COMPTON, M. ID.
FrEs-The American Medical Association at the
meeting in May last at New Orleans passed reso'
luton that no school charging less than SlZo, lwnie
favored by large majority $140,) should be rep
resented in that body nor should graduates Of such
schools be recognzed-therefore the ticket TOR the
full course of lectures is $40; Matriculating, 20
Dissectng, S1O Graduating, $50.
For additional information apply to
j. BERR1EN LINDSLE1,
au4-et Dean of the Faculty.
DRoWNSBURG ACADEMY,
CHARLES S. DOD, A. NJ, Principal.
s MRS. NJ. M. WITHROW, Matron
of the Boarding Department
This HIGH School for Boys, which has been in
successful operation during the past year Will De re-
opened on the second Monday in September.
It's Situation
In bealhfu and picturesque region, only thirteen
miles from Washington College, in retired village
of about twenty families, eminent tor hign morai
and religious tone where no distractions nor allure
ments tempt the student from his books, admirably
adapts this school for its purpose OF preparing young
men tor College or of giving the highest genera
culture to such as cannot afford the time and means
for full collegiate course.
Twelve Years Experience
On the part of the Principal, two OF which were
spent as an Assistant Professor in Washington Coi
lege.) and the testimonials herewith printed, are
ample guarantee that the work OF instruction VIII 10
thoroughly done.
The Course of Study
Permits the Student to select from the following
nrogramme such branches as his guardian may des-
ignate. Commencing with the Primary Glass, a
three wears course prepares the student to graduate
in two more years at Washington College.
PRIMARY CIAss.-M' Clintock and Crooks first book
in Latin, Billions Latin Reader and Grammar.
PREpARAToRY Glass. Billions Caesar, Arnold
Nepos.
JUNIOR CLAss.-Arnods Latin Prose, Cicero de
Senectute ct Amicitia, Andrews Ovid.
SENIOR CLAss.-Cooper's Virgil, Anthon's Horace.
French.
PREPARATORY CLAss.-Joynes's Pronunciation, Pu-
iol and Van Normans Class-book
JUNIOR CLAss.-Pujol and Van Norman completed,
Charles XII, Corinne
SENIOR CLASS. -Piccioa, Collots Dramatic Reader
Greek.
PREPARATORY CLAss.-Kuhner's Elementary Gram
mar, Owens Reader.
JUNIOR CLAss-Boise's Exercises in Greek Prose
Composition, Owens Xenophon's Anabssis, john
ston's Herodotus.
SENIOR CLAss-Homers Iliad, Greek Testament.
Mathematics.
PRIMARY CLAss.-Ray's High School Arithmetic,
Rays Algebra, 1st part.
PREPARATORY CLAss.-Ray's Algebra, I'd part.
JUNIOR CLAss.-Ray's Geometry
SENIOR CLAss.-Trigonometry and Surveying.
Bellies Lettres.
PRIMARY CLAss-Seholar's Companion, McGufey s
New Fifth Reader.
PREPARATORY CLAss.-Butler's English Grammar,
Hand Book of Engrated Words, McGufey' New
Sixth Reader.
JUNIOR CIAss.-Quackenbos Rhetoric, Murdoch
and RusselPs Elocution.
SENIOR CLAss.-Whites Shakspeare's Scholar, Ma
caulay's Essays
History.
PRIMARY CLAss.-Willsons United States.
PREPARATORY CLAss.-Smith's Greece, Liddels
Rome.
JUNIOR CLAss.-Student's Gibbon, Students Hume.
SENIOR CLAss.-Taylor's Manual Modern History,
Says Political Economy.
Philosophy.
JUNIOR CIAss.-Abercrombie Intellectual Philos'
ophy, Aexander's Moral Science.
SENIOR CLAss.-Brown's Lectures on the Mind.
Science.
PRIMARY Questionable High School Geogra.
phy. Fisk's Outlines of Physical Geography.
PREpARAroRY CLASS -Wells's Natural Philosophy,
Cutters Anatomy and Physiology.
JUNIOR CIAss.-Hitchcock's Geology, Wells Prin'
ciples of Chemistry
Senior CIAss.-Lardner's Lectures on Science and
Art.
Charges per Session Of Forty Weeks.
Tuition in three branches .... 40 w
Each additional study .. III w
Board per month, including fuel, lights, and
Ten per cent deducted from the above charges,
when payment is made for the whole year in ad;
vance; ten per cent. added when payment is delayed
till the end of the year, four per cent. deducted for
halfyearly payments in advance; four per cent.
added when payment is delayed till the end of the
half year. Pupils entering as late the lst of No.
vember will be charged SIS month for three stu
dies, and SO cents monthly incidental tax. 1t is
cheaper to enter early.
For further particulars, address j. w. Gilkeson,
Brownsburg Va, or Chas. S. bod, Lexington, Va.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We, the Trustees of Brownsburg Academy, cor.
dially recommend it to those who wish to give their
sons thorough collegiate or business education, as
we have full confidence in the capacity and faithful
ness of its PRINCIPAL, CHARLES S. DOB, A. M, who
has conducted it during the past year to our entire
satisfaction.
FAJoNATHAN Books, j. W. GILKEsoN,
A. PATTERSON, HENRY B. JONES,
WILLIAM WITHRow.
Mr.. Charles S. bod has been an Assistant Pro-
lessor in Washington College, Lexington, Va, dur
ing the last two years. and has taught in the schools
of Latin, Mathematics and Modern Languages. l
consider him good classical scholar and gentle
man of fine literary attainments. h. Il. LEE.
August 4th, 1863
1t gives me pleasure to state that Mr.. Charles S.
bod is gentleman of high character and attain.
ments He has had much experience in teaching,
and is diligent and earnest instructor.
w. ALLAN,
Prof. Applied Mathematics, Washington College
Mr.. C. S. bod has been engaged in this institution
for two years past in teaching Mathematics, Latin,
and Modern Languages. he has shown himself a
very thorough and accomplished scholar IN those
several departments. y: q. nAsH,s,
Prof Latin, Washington College,
Mr.. bod is man of more than common talents
of matured and highly cultivated mind-of varied
scholarship. and of large practical experience as
teacher. EDWARD .. JONES,
Prof Modern Language, Washington College.
From nv personal observation, and from the tes-
timonv of nv colleagues in whose departments he
was Immediately employed, can speak with full
confidence of his superior scholarship and his apti'
tude for teaching. j. l. KIRKpATRICK,
Prof. Moral Philosophy, Washington College.
Mr. Charles s. bod has been teaching in this place
for more than two years, and has numbered four Of
my sons among his pupils. His success as teacher
has been unusual and highly gratifying to his pa
irons. he is a thorough scholar, patient and per
seyering instructor, and has an excellent faculty Of
imparting what he knows, SAMUEL BARNETT
Washington, Ga, July'6th, 1866.
take great pleasure in expressing my hearty con
currence in the estimate of Mr. Dods character anc
talents as above given.