White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11
The STR. uJ.,yer,isy.

In sn advertisement which We publish
in snother part Of this paper. ths Uas-
versity OF Ksnsas snnOnnces IN TIE public
that IL gives Instruction free Of Charge for
fsif,oa in all its dep.umsois. and thai
the opening of next .rssior ws'i take
place at 0 a'rlork = m, Wedncsisy.
September 7'h. 1870.
The bill of eiue.tionsl fare. of which
stnden's my psr'aks freely. mns' be very
inviting to al sho hunger and thirst at
ter knosle.ig-. for il iocludss both regn
lar and select course. 81 instruction in the
Sciences. Ancient and Modern L,ngrsss-
Drawing, aud Music.
To teach t'rse conrses. ths University
Is supplied with an able corps o. inst,ur-
tor. aud Nth large ani vsluaUIe col
lection Of spp,ratos Of instruction
The faculty a. at present con>titu'ed.
cnmp.i-es the following Instructors. viz !:
Presiden, John Fraser. Professor oi
Mental and Moral Ph,lo.nphy; David II
r ,binssn. Professor Of Ancient Lsn9na.
ees: Frank H. Snow. Professor Of Nat
urai Sciences: Frederic w. Bardwsl'
Professor of Mathematics sui Eng'nser-
ing; E P. L.nnsra. Professor Of Modern
Langn ,ges. Drawing and Painting; AL
be,t N.wman. Professor Of Hnman Ana
tony and Physiology and Hygiene; w.
II Saunders. p. olrssor OF Chemistry; AMI
E B,r,ie,t. Professor OF Masic-s res
pectable list. which will soon be increas.
ed by the addition Of Professor OF His
torv. English Language and Lners'ure.
The collection Of App.runs Of In>,rnr.
iion includes Anssomicsl Chart. an AR.
ticulated Skeleton, and fue large Man
ikin for instruction in Hamsn Anatomy
and Phy.ioloey: Laboratory Stands. Ap.
paratus anI Chemicals for Laboratory
Pratice in Chemistry; an Astronomical
Transit, an Astronomical Clock. q G ,m
bey's Sextaut with Artificial Horizon, 4
..N-gus No. I 1856" Box Chronomser
and . S,sndsrd Barometer aud rher
mometer for Observatory aud Field Prac
tee in Astronomy; an Engineer's Tran
stay Level. Surveyors Compass
and other appliances Tor Oifirs.and Fielf
Prsc,ics in Surveying anil E ,ginear'ng
a fine cahines for illustration in Gsologv
and large number; Of new and service s.
BILE instruments for illustration in Ply sic,
and Mechanics.
In regard to the method of instruction
pursned by the f.cnlty. we are glad to b.
able TO state that the University is care
fnIly kept up to the highest marx reach
ed in these days of educational progress
1t is a primary o' oct With the professor
to make nse Of every hr.nrh taught il
The Institution. to train the .tu lent t,
habits Of independent observation sur
research. To the thorough in>t,uctio,
given in the classroom, there is added
large amount Of system .tic Lshoratnry q
Fell Practice appropriate to each sci
ence. Compcten' judges who were pre-
sent II the last annual rx minaiion., spe,
highly of the evidence OF thorough prac.
teal knowledge evinccd by the stnden,
10 general. Int particularly of the hume
rcns well preserved specimens c"'ler'-.
and classified nv thu srnrirnfs IN Btan,
snl Il nlogv. and of the rre,iitnbls m IN
ner in which the rlass in Chemistry per
formed large series Of interesting expert
man's.
B"' th,' which has At present, perhaps
the most import.n' bearing on the ,ffi
racv and prospec's ~ the University. j,
tho lain cent,a bnil!ing. which il bairs
erected nm Mount Ore,d. with the fund.-
generously appropriated by the people o
l. wrence. This buil,ling. which is {,
he two hnndrea and forty.six feet long
one hundred feet wi le 10 the c,nter, sixty
two feet wide in the wings. and four sio
ries high. including the ta.ement. is to
to be constructed Of lawrence limestone
in the style known ss Rock Face B. oker
Ashlsr. the water table. coigns. caps snr
sills to he Of Manhattan stone On III,
omplet'on Of fhis splendid strnctnre, tn,
U"ivertity Of K snsas will. in regard 70
the room conveniences demanded nv IN,
most improved msthnds of instruction
he far etfer appointed than any other
university in the United States; for. IL
addition 10 tha usual lecture rooms and
recitation rooms, there will ha q large
nnm her Of we'll. IL hted and we'll ventilnte,
rooms set apass>for laboratory practice in
Chemistry. Optics. 2 'olngv. Mechanic,
and Engineering. The import Of thi.
statement will he fnIly appreciated onl,
nv ihose Of nnr readers who have b,.n q,
college cleaew here. and who knnw th.,
hitherto. almosf ~ithout exception. Chem.
isiry ia the only science which has had
the h.nsfit Of the cnnvenieuces reqnisits
for Laboratory Practice.
| The attendance for he academic yea,
ending Jnne 15h. 1870 rs.rhe.i tn. re-.
spectacle nnmoer o. l52. The area re-
prevented dnrine the same period, en-
hracea s;s'een COMMITTEES within the State.
and sersn States. not inclndine Kans,s
The fnreeoing s.'ement Of facts make.
very good showing f"r an institution
which has not vet completed ma fourth
wear With snch . record achisyed in
So short . time and in spite of great dis
advantages. the Un;var.irv of K .nsaa will
he snr. 20 6n1 many friends sod patrons
I-LeureaessJouras1
NoaTH CAR"IINA - R.'nrns from the
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