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E. G. CHAMPLIN &. C(),\1PJ\c\Y, rlllN'1':1!jHS, NO. !). SPHUCE·STHr:I';'l', NLW·YOJiK.

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CATALOG-UI~

01" THE

OFFICEUS AND S'rU])EN'l'S

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A .L :F l~) E T) A. C A ]) E ~~f Y

TEACI-IERS' SE~iINARY,

/Ton THJ.:

YEAR ENDING lllARCl{ 115, Hi<l9.

ALFRl~D,

N. Y.

1849.

KG. CHAMl'LlN & CO., No. !I Rpnlee-;;!,cd, N. Y.

VACULTY.

vV. C. KENYON,} ')

I RA SAYLJ~H. I Hlj\"CII'A"~

: 'rho forHll'l', Prnfc3sor of Nat:uml and Moral 8cif)!lCC~ j

'rhe l:,tter, Pro/cosor of L{11l!:,'1.1ageR.

JOHN II. JONES, )

JAI\:nj~S ~lA.RVrN,

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ASSIS'I'AN'1' 'j'l<:ACIIERS

IRA \V. KJMPSON, _DAK\VfN

J~.MAXSON,

5 M ..

\LI~ DEPAll'(·j\JENT. ^IN'l'llE

J)EL'vVI.N 11'. BltO\VN,

ORHA STILLMAN,

Pro(()oEnI'

or

Jlli1tnmWlltal find Vocal Musk.

JOHN H .. HAUTSHORN,

J,cctunw OIL l'hysiolo!!,y alid Anatomy,

Miss AnrGAU-, A. MAXSON,

PRI,~CIW'I'HESS.

N,hs. l\tEL ISBA" B.KENVON, ~

ASSIS'rAN,'!' ,TT::AGHImS

Mr/'.!.

ST~Rl~NA

C. SAYLES,

^{IN nIB}

MiHf! SUSAN

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CRANDALl ... ,

.FI~MAl/l'~ J)el'ARTAIENT.

BOARH OF TRUSTEES.

Rev. NATHAN V. HUT.JL, Prcsirlenl, ALI"tum.

Hon. SAi\HH~L HJJSSELL.

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JOlIN It. HA RTSJIORN, i\L

]).{~ ^H t~ 1:~}AsYr

{.IS Ad C: rt

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EN, {' ORU,A ST1LLiHAN,

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CHARLgS :D. LANOvVOIlTrrY, "

BI~~N.JAi\HN I~'.

POTTBR, l\lAXSON G

In:,~gN,

ALBERT Bi\lITIT,

IVLAXSON B'I'1 L I.il\V\N, .rH.,

LUKB GREEN, ISAAC Ii'ENNER,

GEORGJ~

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ALLT~N,

NATHAN MAXSON,

:DAVID R. STILT.l',MAN, Cor. Sec., "

JRA SAYLli1S, Register,

STUDENTS.

NlllllC.

Charles )\Idridge, George F'. Allen, Pranei::. Allen,

I/ayctte )\ Hen, Lyman Allen, vVm. :Po Ahbott, Benjamin T. A mohl, Dewitt C ..

Bnttfl,

Stillman R. Htlnliek, Martin A. 13ell, Aylmer D. Hnnll('k, Edwin Burdick, Jlal'vey \\T. Benjamin.

l)urnahuH Brimer,

C.H.ol1in

Hunliek,

\\TIll. C. Bnnliek, Saml1el IL Jhut, l:hmjaluin I? Hrown, P. H. Browll, S. \V. :Bro\,vll, Dolwin ,1.1'. Brown, Rohert Hen.

J~olljamin

T. Bliss, It. \V. HOITY, Androw J.

'i~rown,

Heman R.

Brewf~r,

] ,evallt A. Tsarlley, Henry .1\1'. Bean,

• fonarlHUl lL Bowen, :Henry C. Bakom,

l~ewig

Brittan,

(~harIes

H. BliYen, ,\Villiam BoutOIl, George '''vV, Bratt,

Amity.

A?Fc(Z.

"

JVcw

Jlwlson.

lV1 iddlebwr;lJ, P e?m.

lVesterly, rl.

J

Clrt7'/rsvillr: . lIorncll8dllc.

Rushford.

Alfl~d.

elm·cuee.

.A}f"'·ClZ.

8clo.

GenesC/:.

A!fred.

Painter! P

o,~i.

Canton.

Rrou;nsville.

ANi·cd.

O(mCRet;.

Canton.

Dansville.

Indczjcndc1lcc.

Grm:cland . lVest Alm,onrl.

![WHC.

Dan.wille.

A(Fcrl.

Ilinstialc.

A?lrCll.

Philo :Brown, Davicl Cole, Joel B. Crandall, 1\ loxantlcr Coil::;,

J!;flwin R. Campbell,

J~~nf;ig}l

Conklin, Amos \V.

COOll,

Amos .R. Cornwell, fieOl'(fe N. Cole, A. L;~')l.cr Catty.

J olin Carmer, C. A, CampheJJ, Jamcs

lL

(Jnlllt1all, Christop1wr Coon, Oywn 8. Campbell,

\Vm. \V.

CollinH,

Le~tel'

Cowlofl., C1I:lrIoS H. Cary.

'fhomas :r. Ch,unberlain, Phineas S. C!randa.lI, Jolill C. Crandall, i\lmolld 11:. Crandall, Charlns "If. (.ihn(lwkk, fj,)nlud A. Chmnplln, 'l'yron It. CrORS,

Snmuel

Colton, IT

Ol'tH',e

A. Gllage, .1 r., N

Ol'1'lS

A. Cnl1ldall, Andrew J. Davis,

Dwight Davonp()Tt, J

^{.':.1 Hl}

berton l )oolit:tle,

J

(lIm /t.Drake, 1-1 enry Dl'if)Rhaeh,

11om'v Da ViH,

,An(lr~w navj~,

Thomas nunhnm, :Petor I )rakn, Ji'ranldin 13.001.\'.

Aetna Davis, . Norman Densmore, George

H.lj~atoll,

\V ntlhiugton A. Engle,

t Joseph Pnlton,

6

Dansville.

Ouba.

(hnesee.

Aljh:(l.

Cllbrt.

Ay~rc(l.

Albion, fVis.

IIad:roiUc.

Allen..

Alnwwl.

Am.ity.

AYi'ed.

0' Cuba.

A?fr

Cll •

Boliva/i'.

Arkpod.

.ne(/rlst.

AUi'l~rl.

lVi:i't.

A{/rccl.

.,

JTo/nellsvil!e.

1IowlZ'l'l.l.

])mlsviUc.

lVlti tcsviUc.

R/lce.

.Al1.!!:elica.

Al'i:tolilZ.

HOU)(l1'(l.

87

⁷(l'l'ta.

Andmwr.

JIiJlsdri.le.

ITorn.ells1Jllle.

J-IowarrZ.

. rIOI'Il

ellsvillr;.

Oolu)clon.

Lh'(U?!ll)';/',

lVis.

[[amillo7/...

TV{~'5t

A!lllOJl.rZ.

LJavaurt, ls. Cuba"

(OJ

I

\

Lewis lrrius, Dal'ias .F'ord, Charles A. Vox, Andrew J. li'cnncr,

J~lisha

l). Venno!", Orsoll C. Grecn,

CnHl.l'ief-l

:H. Greenman, Joel C. Oreen,

\Villiarn It. GroClI, Leonard

I~'.

Grovor, I.lOOlwnl B. Grover, J. N. (fonloll,

David C. GrocH, 1st,

\Villiam L. Green, George G. (hcnn,

\Villiam L. Hal'tnun, Nfarcl11f; ·\V. Henry, Milfi.ml n. llall, Samuel lfolnJOs, Ahnnn D. lledo'os,

' \ . • ("l .

Colmnlml-! l:lo(L<rland, Samnel

\-V.

Jful)oell, Alexis L. IJalbCl't, Homer HoUiduy.

Lorton Uolliday.

Lewis B. Heckman, .1.1.. lIaw'lon,

\Vm. lVL Hubbard, Charles S. Hurlbut, Miles

\V.

Hawley, Georg'o I [oap;lmHl, Charlcf; R. l[olliday, Edmond Hurlbut., . .Lyman Jlohnes, (i·corge Hateh, Alhort lIosley, .T ames

~I.

Hemphill, .r£lisha Hyde, Daniel Holliday, Thomas Halsey.

Oscar S. Ingham, Hanfonl

Inl~raham

Major Jonc~, '

"

8md}t, Dansville.

Bc{/ast.

lVcsl [Inion.

Alfred.

"

JIOj}ki7/./,(m, Ft. 1.

Da:ilsvillc.

Ar!,:l)ol'l.

.A?/'lwl.

P"l'sia.

A!lrcrl.

Orumwnod.

Libert1j Cnnwr.f Gene.w:e. . .A.mit!!,

C(/..J}WI'Oil.

TJi·han'illt.

A {/rC(Z.

Almond.

Burns.

80ltt/&

Drmsviile.

8a.li~m.

Chnton.

A'l'kport .

ITm:nclls'i)'ill~~.

LJrI)(l7l'lW.

BN1'ns.

Arkport.

Amity).

J"ticc.

Almond.

ITr.l1'tsville .

"Virt.

RuntS.

lVest Almond.

Be?fast.

Am,ity ..

DCtl18vill c.

'if I

^Nnmc.

John H. Jones, bane

JOllCS,

.J r., (j'corg'e N. King, Ja.r(;ll Kenyon, . Tohn King, Banluei 1'.

I{

iule,

Philn.en.10n V . . LivenllOl'O, Lyman U. T,ewis,

\\riBia.m II. Lewis, Alvin A. Lewis,

Charles D. Langworthy, Elisha. Leaeh, JT., Cyrus I.lcBClIr, Eugene P. La)"(nve, Cornelills H .. Lord, O.\V. ]\leHanly.

Philip \¥. IVleCnrUm, Andrew IVIcCn r dy, Allcn H. l\Ial'tlll, C. 'V. '.Mason,

R. 11ubbanl1\IeCl'rLY,

~

.J ob Miner, Pl'ospor Miner, noorgc R. lVlaxsoll, Darwin Jij. Maxson, James ]Harvin, Cameron i\'leVean, Juli.an McVean, Jamos McCmtrwy,

11~(lward

S. lVTillanl, Oeol'g'o II. "DfeCoon, Cha.rles H. Matthews, Joel It. [vlcnilllHll, Bent.on 1\1 cGonnell,

;~, .b~dwin

IL 1\linel', Isaac, V. 1\1:ullen.

Homer 1\lcV call, IVT tl.l'shal 1\'1axson, I-Iimm.i\'lonlton, Seth H. l\:Icrriman, Rufus Mallol'Y,

Barney Murtaugh, Henry

M(~Hem'y,

A1fJ"t(Z.

Canisteo.

AUlm.

Petcrlibwtglt..

J;Vesf:ficl

(1,

Penn .

Rl~/f{lt().

In(icp6ndcnce.

Almond.

PctersbuTglt.

AUj'ccl.

"

C;((1{wron.

Boliul1'.

IIom-:monrlsjlorl, lVest ;1lmorul.

Rusli.

D(/n.~nille.

Ossian.

Ceres, Penn.

Ca;mc'ro1t.

A~fte{l.

Armond.

Al/rei},.

"

H

'~VJwatlanil.

DWII.s1!ille.

Ca,nisteo.

·MlrC(l.

SD/u.?U'ctad.1J •

R"ichburgh., IJow(1nl.

Allen.

A.luwnd.

. York.

Gcncset~.

Clm'ksvill e.

Rieldnl",·{{7~.

01·CC}1/WOOll.

}[ornclls7)illc.

JUl. lVlo'l'Tis.

Name.

G norge "\V. T\'laxsoll,

J~lias

D. Mason, Schuylel' A. Maxsoll, l"lllley McCollum, Davis D. Norton, A. B. Newman.

J. H. Newman, Egbert Nieholso)l,

p erry Newel,

j~lbert

G. Noyes, Lester T. OsllOrn, Charles C. Parker,

Benjamin Parker, Horace .1'. !lalmiter.

Henry A. Pede,

\Villiam D. PotLer, Dauinl J. Pettibone)- Daniel :i\I, Pratt,

John ]>01'101',

George '\V. l'ost, James Poet, Samue1,rowon, Olivor L. Peavy, Alonzo Potter, Charles

l~.

Post, Norris M. Reynolds, Oem'go Roynol<1s;

B.

·\V

nIGh

Robertson.

:J. G. ltockwell, Oem, S. Hogel's.

Al bertus Rogers, N. H.Rico, Charles C. H.llssell.

.lob Rathbone, Jr.,

t .Miles Uiec,

(~hadcs

1.\ Robinson ..

James lloumwell, Walter RCln'l!iek, 2J, Silas R. Ithotios, Alonzo S. l{oss,

Jaekl~on

Ridmrrlson,

Snmnel

HUBBell.

G·eorge n,. Shaw,

Friendsltip.

IIornctLsvitle.

.li"'iclltZsltip.

llow(//l"{i.

AtJl"erl.

R(~ading.

"

ITowanZ.

1

^T

,·ouj>sbu·rglt.

Dansville.

Ossian, .Pltilipsville.

G,'olJcZ(md.

Allred.

liouHlJ'd.

A!frerl.

Jiarisville.

Atmmifl.

Lynden.

A ([rNZ.

PriNulskip.

Pl!.it~psville

. Allen.

IIartsdlle.

lVkitest;al c.

Inrlc pc JUlcnce.

1IollHt'rd.

Burns.

Almonll.

A?/r crt•

H

JndopendclIcc.

llidlhm"gh,.

lIowa-rd:

A{/rCll.

Cuba. . Caneadea..

Cuba..

Canton.

East

Ai'iil07Ul,

u

A{frctZ . ..

Name.

Rollin It. Smith, Hay G. Smith, t F. n. Scarle, Amlll'oSo C. Hpicet', Jsaa:e J\L Saunders,..

H. P.

;:;tanLull.

\Valtor C. timith, D. C. Smith, 14;. bha.w, H. [). Hmith, 2d, N athllll H" Stoue,

• .1 ames T. Spr:lglle, Ira ,V. Simpson, O. "F. Smith, Russell St.one, Al pIlCus Stnrka,

John H.

Stewart,

\Villiam P. 8heldon.

John 8hcldon, Jamos

11~.

Swartwood"

Romino Shaw, Ahram Stebbins.

Redman D. Stephtms, Harris Thompson, Morris Taylor,.

Calvin S. Thornas,

"I~bill

Towle, Victor Thibon, Don Terry,

\Vm. Van Campen, John Van Seotcr, Israel Van Hoosen, t Hamilton Van Campen, Horace ""IN arcIner,

t Aaron \Vixson, Shepherd \Vebb,

• fohn A, \Vells.

Isaac \Vhite, J"ames C. \Vileox, James A. \Vood, Abram S. \Voodward,

\Villiam

I~. \V

cavort Simeon Walk 01"

ID _ _ _

10

Itcshlcnec.

Alldison.

AUt·cd.

Rusliford, Alj}·ed.

Addison.

Canton,.

8cia.

l-Vh,l'fltlmul.

JVlitl(llcsex.

Canton.

lVest Al1uonrl.

Dansm:llc . Rel'VI:(hre, Ill.

Ball,,,

Cuba.

Tlmne.

Alji'cfl. ..

Cmneron.

Atfrcll.

Bast Almon.d.

GrccnwoOll.

Orovelanrl.

fVell:w tUc.

rVoodkl~ll.

[-Iowa-nl.

HlJ/luc.

Amity.

l:[ornellsvill e.

1101l)a1"(l.

Bast Almond.

AlIfwnrl.

fVflJJne.

. Hornell,wille.

Belfast.

Ca/Jncron.

lVest Sparta.

TV ltitcsvillc.

G')'(J(;nwood.

Almon(Z.

West Almond.

=========I!1

.1 J!

I

I

Nalllf~.

Alanson \Vhoelcl', Jonas \Vhecler, C. C. \Vhitnmn, :j: Ogden H. \Vhittrlllll.

Charles II:. \Viucr.

George F'. \Vittor,

B(H~iamill

\Vilson, Thomas H .. \Villiams, Bdsel P. "\Villiams, James \\'ooJo\'o1', :I ).B. "'Naito,

KG". \Vaite, V cspasian \Vhipplo.

\Villiam H.'NeUs;

lYi1't.

U7'lHl'llna.

BdI.J/dcre. lVI'S, lVirt.

Ricf';.

Alfred.

Dm·lcn.

A.)"k~)ort.

8pnll/;,water.

"

Bul'ns.

.A?Fed.

J) A DIE S

^I

Nlnuo.

PenlllS J\ hho1.t, Adaline .Bennett, Mary I!; .. Brown, Alida Ann Brittan, Harriet Ii' . .Blakely, Julia. :p, Bowen, Luey A.Boscmbad<,

]i~li.:;mboLh

Darl.llOlornow, Cynthia J. Bnnlick, Hannah Ann Blllla..l·d, Julia A. Ba::;sett, .l\Jary A. "Bassett, Mary A. Ii rowning, Zan. Blaek,

"1\ nn

Holdon, Eliza. G. Brmvcl', Sarah A. Brown, Elizabeth :nurdick, Elvira A.

I~urdick,

Emmarilh Benjamiu, ]\Tary J. Brand, ]Ha1')T Brilner,

UcsidclIcc.

Amit.1J' 1IomcU.willc.

Da)lSviiLc.

Alfred.

lV'{:st AlmontZ.

AtFcd.

11owar(Z.

.;.lbnond.

lIoUJarJ..

.lndcpemZl'1Wf!.

"

8cio.

A?lre(l . l-[orneUsville.

Dansville .

lJJa8l Painted Post.

A.lfred.

A {fred.

H

8cio.

NnJI1'~.

helle D. Burdick, Susan ]\1.

COOll,

~lalJ(h1Hl P. Chaffee,

J\{al'Y Chaffee,

J~~mellno

(jonvorsc, Lavilliu. Campbell, J Illia. P. Craw]all

t rO

j\'fa,rtha. Champlin, Maria Crandall, I"uey :P. Crawlall, l\lnrgaret ~1. Conklin, Susau

l~.

Crand.all, Eliza A.

CO()I1,

Margaret Campbell, Amanda Carpenter, Ha.nnah A.

C~randal1,

Sarah E. Ga(ly, Lillis C!rauda1J, Mary J. Ca.ry, Caroliuc C. Cooper, Fanny Cornwell, Sarah

g. Comfort,

1\ nn .T. Camphell, Nauey M. Collins, P. L. Drako, }\JinCl'va DoweYt Salinut Do1'1', Margaret Dota, Henrietta Doty, Diantha. F. Dana, :Miranda :-;. I)ean, Minorva L. Dickinson, Sophia A. DOlT, Lydia Drim:;hach, Ahhv K . .I!!dwards, El1z;lbelh L.

l~nsign,

A. J\T. 'Fenner,

SusaJl

Penuel', Ann E. Ford, Emeline E'isk, gnen A. Goodrich) L. l:-;alina G-reen, Mir(lw1a

S.

Green,

AlmOJuZ.

A(fred.

Angelicct.

"

Alfred.

Cuba.

Alfred.

4:ni'?}.

(rcncscc.

A!fn~d.

Oenesee.

Allred.

Scio.

Almon-d.

.Ji1·J.:port.

A·mit:1J.

Arkport.

Cmtcwlea.

IIa1"tsl;il1e.

Howard.

AIJi-r:rl.

'I

IIOWfl1"fl.

Bll1"lls.

Dansrill e.

AlJ·n~(l.

Almond.

lVesl Almond.

Ouba.

]){lnsl1illc.

Sparta.

(-'icncsee.

Alfred.

IIo'Wa:nb.

Genesee.

Alfred.

"

I

Ha.nnah A. GrecH, .Maria, M. Urecllol1gh,

{D

Emily J. G reg-ory, Ann

1!~.

]Jollenheck,

Ii;mma Ii'. Hopper, H,uf,h Hemphill, IVlarLha JlaJhcrt, Clarissa L. Hale, I\Tary T. 'Halo, l\Tul'y Ami JIn/ell, Phebe

1\[.

Hart, .laue Hnr!.;

Lydia Hnrllmt,

Ii~uuiee

A. Hong'land, l\Iary H. Huhbard, Anl'oinntto Hubbard, Bmily 1 fuhbarc1, ]\lary J? Ha1'tly,

Jj~mily

Henyon, (;arolillH HCl1yon, V cEna Un Ilwrt, :Mary T. Hills,

HIlS<Lll

Harding, J£slher C.Killg.

1\

llli

]<;. I( iug, .Annill:l JJeBeul', I)hebe :K .LeScn!', Ann L. Lord, Aurelia P. Lyon, De1,orah Lyon, Eli:r.a A. Langworthy, Sarah E. Lang\\'·olthy.

]\[arthn. .J. Lallgworthy,

ll~mcline

"\V. j\laxsou,

li1

Jane L. Nfartiu, Morcy A. l\brvin,

• ) crnsha 1\1. Maxson,

OJ I~lj:/..abeth

MeCartllcy, J\1arg-aect MeN air, Mal'y .K M nlhalloIl, A marilla Maxson, Harriet N. j\IeNail', Mary A. Maxson,

l!) -.:-'.-.. ,,-.. - ... ".--''-~ ..

A (fred.

N(;llJ York City.

H0:st Sparta..

Ca.mpbell.

Be!last.

A~fr(!rl.

A/monrl.

Ami!!/.

Rir;e.

.lIoPlwli:wil1c .

"

A Tlq)()rt.

lIo w((nt.

Cam.eron.

( I

Andover.

lnllcpcndlmr:('..

DanS1Jille. .'

Pltl'lipslJille.

11()rncll\~'1;illB.

Ceres, Penn.

lVcs(jicl{l, "

Boli/Ncr.

lVest Almon(Z.

Alfred.

"

Ofncsec.

A!fred.

(h:ncsee.

Cues, Penn.

PricndsltiJ' .

"

Dansn£IZc.

JUt.

JJiorris.

Canisteo.

ji',t'il'JulsltiZ)'

(Ja.msteo.

(}(!nc.w:c.

.Julia. A. Maxson, Katharino i\leCollum, Sarah \.'\!. MeN air,

SUHaIl 1\Ja:xsoH,

. Myra 1\1cAhnont,

K~ltharine

l\leCormiek, lVlaJ'lnll'ct J\L ]\leCnnlv, Clar'i~sa J\:L J\Ial'li:s, • Lanra Newel,

Ophelia. C. Norton, Sylvia rJ. Ostnmdcl"

J\Tary C. Penney, Marga..ret A. :Pal'kor, Esther I ... Peek,

l~liza

Votto!', ''''

I~lvira

:Pottcr, Blmira :PottOl',

Il~uplwll1ia.

,ID. Potter, Phebo

I~. POf)t,

Sophronia Palmiter, Phiioun. Palmiter, Snpln'on-ia 'PoLtor,

Philona potter, 1\J lJry A. H cyuohhl,

Lydia A. Reynolds, N'I111ey L. B,ie1lll1ond,

li'anny B.

Renwick, 1)on;us K Rathbone) Su;;an A. ltiohmond, Sarah

1~.

StiUrnan, L<misll.

A. SI.il1man,

L.

J~lvil"H

Stillman, lfanna,h g. Stillman, Elizabeth Starr, SandI M. Starr, A vis Saterlee,

Abhy E. Stillman, rn Emeline Smith, Mary A. Sheldon, Phebe Sheldon, Burah 8auu(lers, Chloo A. Stun1evanL,

:r~mnm

.J. tlplnls,

GCiU·.~I?C •

ITowrJ1'll.

Almond.

At/i·ed.

ITornelt.\'villc .

o rcenUJoo{l.

Ossian.

01wrr;1J V(dl(~.lJ' 7hmpRlnl'J:!{ll.

,AUh;IZ.

PoUUI'

Co., Pcn'lt.

A.(ji'cd.

Cortri;gllt.

Inclcpcndf!)lce.

1

[art sv;llt~.

.t11mourZ.

.l1lzl't,wille.

Jll1n01UZ.

Friendsllip.

}:liutsville.

u

JiltZependence.

()uba.

fTmD

(l

rd.

liulcpcnrlcnce.

AYj·(;(l.

GrcenVJoO{l.

ITornell" v ill (:.

])jgll.toll, JUas3.

(Jwu:rulr.a.

;1Ui'(:d.

lVrst Almo)ul.

AlllMmll.

Nnul().

Jane L. Sellon, ]Vr al'y A. Selloll, Amelia E. Stillman, F.ng'Clda Stehhins Nal:ah Shafer, , Ke::;iah K. Sayles, :lHarietta 1\,1. Scott, Freelovo Spicer, Lanra. Sweet., Lucy ('). Tracy,

8U1mn

Tanner, Sophia. B. Taylor, ,Nfary A. 'J'imlllY, IVlargaret Tallman,

!~l1en

Thomas, Polly ThOlTlll.S, Lydia J. Van IIooscn, Altamt \VeIlB,

l\lincrva N. \,Vhitc,

.I aoc:

E. \Vormly, Mana \Vilcox, Emqr .l. \Vhil:ncy.

Rhoda, 1\1. \Vhcdcr, Amelia \Vi1kinR Sarah E. '\Vl'iu):t, Elizabeth C. '\:VI'ight.

Mary

]~.

\Vailc, Augnsta \Vaite, LouiRa. \ValTon Harriot \Villia.r:18, Barbara. A. \ViHiams.

l\'fnry 1.J. Williams, Vionna, '\Vhitney Zercl<1a \Vhit.ll~~,

Angellea J. \\Thitney.

Jluth P. York,

15

0~,-

-========:::::--:--:-:--:----

Rcsilli.lIIC(l.

Belfast.

"

A!fwl.

Almond.

Spada.

l~!.~tjield.

Penn.

Illllsdaw.

lnrZ,']>cndcnce.

~?fred.

Plldiyw;itle.

Of:nCSf'c.

Dan

,W

ille.

ALmond.

In depC)ldencc.

Be!fast.

S'do.

I-[mcarrt.

(}erwsce.

Hfh.itt?,willc . JiJast P{tirliecZ Post.

8pwrfa,.

.T511nls.

.Z:o!·talj'cv£llc.

8cU).

Ceres, Penn.

Springwater.

Alfrc{l,

"

Burr'lls.

lVclhville.

Hi

SUMMARY.

\Vbolo numher of Gentlemon. _ ... "-... . . . . .. ... . .. . 263

\Vholc lltlmber of Lndi()~ ...••••... " ... ,,·... . .... ,... 187 'J'o!:ll •••.••• ,. , .. ' •••••..•...•..•... " •. -. " ...•• ·150

It E

1~

E 11 ENe E S .

"'it ... ,. . . . " . . . ., ... ~ • • • k . . . . ~ . . . .... " ..•• " ..• , •• " _ ... Dend.

. •.••...••••...•••.•.••• KKpclkd.

... , ... · l t l ' · ,,,tl'llinls of tbe Institution.

. .. . . , ••. Left, di~grae(;tl. tu ~VUH 1.12 ~~ .. '".

(.'//[,,~.}

17

SECTION L

COURSE o Ii' S'l'UDY.

TEllCIIERS' DEP ARTlllEN'l'_.-TUIU.m YEARS' (JOURSE.

'rgXT nOOJ{S-l~'IRS'J' YEAH.

( Orthography-Kenyoll's.

I

AnnlJsi,.;-Town'l:I 01' IIfeHlIi;.mt's.

1

1 Adl,hmet,ic-Davieg1 lIui\·efllity.

(1eO~l'al.)hY Hlld .. Mapping-MiteiwlL's.

lteHding-l'ol'tnr's,

l

Wl'itillg-Bl1kol' and Bentley.

FIHST TERM,

( Algehl'n--:-navie~' li'i!'ilt Lessons.

SECOND TBRM.

<

1:Il.glish GI:t\l:\IlHll·~-Konyol)ts.

I K(;Wllee of (,(Wel·mncut-Y0l1llg'lI.

l

Rending and Wdting-Contillucd.

(El}gli.~h GmlOmar-Oomllleted.

THIRD Tl<UtM.

<

Algebra-Complete/I.

lAIln.tomr and l'hYllioJogy~Cntter'A .

J'l1t.in commenced, and continued each term tLrougb tho enth'e re- llwiuder of the course .

SBCOND YI1JAR.

( Aids to Tijnglish Composition-llllrker's.

FIRST TERM.

<

(ioometl'Y, Plain and SoUtl-Dlwjes' Legendl'C.

l

Chernistl'y-Dntpm·'s.

( Aids to OOlnJlo~ili()H-COmp1()tcd.

SECOND TEUM.

<

Tl'igonornctl'yulld Mensuration-Davies' I,cgeJldre.

ll\aturul Philusophy-Olmsted's.

( "rentnl I)hilosophy-Abercl'omhie's.

I

(ionic SecLions-Jnc1olon's.

TrIlilD TBIll\L

<

NllI·\'eyillg-D:i'\1il~s'.

I

Botany-Wood's.

l

Political I~conomy-PotLer'8,

FIRST 'l'B IllVL

18

TI.IIRD YI~]An.

( Logic-'!'appmL'tl.

I A8i~'ollomy and the Glohes.

<

A'frj(:nltm"al Ohemifltl'Y.

ll\1~gncti~1Il

aud R1ech:icity.

r

^{Eh~mctlls of} Criticism-Kames', l\.lndcm I [IRtory.

SECOND 1'}lR~L) Geology-T1itdlCoek's.

l

YI'nehlll;Jogy-PoHel"s,

r

;\Jm'lIl f.ici~mei~-\Vayhmd'8.

) ,\ neiclI t I1,iSI;f,lI)': . ' . ' . , THIRD TI~1lt\r.

1 r

iili!.n!'.\' p\ Clvd,z.ut,]O/l,-bUiZOt, Ii,

l::-ldwol Teaehiug-l'ottol' ntHI Bmerson.

In litH ahove c~onrse, YOllug bail's will he e?,pl~ct,~d to.1ake Fl'{)noh nnd Halian illstead of Lotin, nnles~ Ihey preteI' the LatH!, , . , Those completing- 1his comse ;l:l!i,;1iwLOl'Y til ,the Bc:at'd of. E:(am- illon!, and pOBstlJ'lsillg a g'oo(llliornl C!Hlradnl> wf\1 recen'o ,n diploma, sinnpd by tho Pl'ineipalil alltl l'reSldelit ot the Board 01 Trnstec6, ll~der tho corporate Real of the i\eadomy. . "

Student;:; Hot hnvin^rr completed tbo presel'lberl COllt'flC, w1l11'cemYe eommerulatiotHI as te;~chers, wlwlI they edlle~} {II!} l:equi;;.ite qnl\1ili.ca- linlls and npli!wlo fill' leuehillg; bal 1\0 profcRSOL' III allowed ({~ gn'c such cmnmOIlc1atiollR, 1ill u studellt h;l.~ spent at least ono t01'lJl III tbo regula!' emU',lI) of lnstl'\lctioll in this lustitntioll,

llepnl'ttllCIII. of I,ungllagl~s.

LAn:-:-'[I/!;r;l lJookS,-I\l'Illlld'B OOIll'se Ill' Heading, Bullion's Gram- mal' Bllllion'" 11f'H(ler, GtcSar'R C O!lllll ell fariml , AntlwlI'g Cicero' ... OI'H-

tioll~ Ant.hon's Railllst, Anthou'l:I Virgil, ["olwm'."I Livy, Anthon's nOI'n'ne, l{ingsleyis Taeitlls. Cicoro de Ollieiis, Cicero de Ol'atnl:e, Tt!lTtmen, ,j u;'ell:ll, Leverel.t'15 Lexieoll,

(jHEJ-;rr-'l'e:d Hooks-Arnold's Gr11l1'iW of Heading, BnUion'sGram- mar, Anthon's LessoTI/'l, Antbon's !lemle!', \Vi!son's Tel't::nnellt, UhmvH lalHl'8 Xeuopholl'8 Anubasis. Paekanl's Xennphon's Mem., Fc~Itf)H'fl llliad. Scott and T.iddeU'/-l (~ree1l: nnd I~llglish Lexicoll, and Pickel'- in!-;'s (:1'0(,11:: Lexkon.

SUH~mTAltY.-A<lam'" RmW.ll1 Allliqnitie~. Porh'l"" Grecian Antiquitici', lIuUe!''.:;

Aut:ieut (;eogl"lll'll'y mill Ath,;;, ,\ntholl'" Cjao~i{'al J)ktiDnary.

ITALlAN,-Grllglin's nieliOlIaI'Y, Nuo\,!) Testamento, GCl'lIlmlmnrnn Lihol'aUIl, Vergoni'/> Gl'tlmmar, awl Olcndndl"s Now J\Ietlwd of Tendliug ItaliaB,

FH.F,NcH.-I~oY<H·'s DictiollU;'Y. L~~\'izll;)'S, Gn~mmar, ~Gimlllt'~ Vie de \VaslringtoH, Chal'les the J'wo1hh, L ITu;1ol'lC dm; htats Oms, I.e BI'IIIl'a Te1t;mnqlle, Bolmar':< nonvcr;:;atifJJlall'hrltl!es, Girnult'a 1"1'011011 Guide. and OlelldorlPs New iHcthotl of Teaching Fl'cmeh.

J)CIHL1'hnCllf. of 1UntllCmatics.

'PC;;)t Rookl1.--Those enumerated in the com'se II)!' teadlp.1'R, and Hasslet"s Theoretical Adtlulletie. llavim,', BOl.mlou's, ancI Hackley'!!

Al 0'e1 mlf! , DavicB' DiHi))"(·~I11.inl awl Tlltogral Calclllus, DrwicB' Del!(;rip-

tiv~

flcomett·y, Davies' Analytic,lt Ueolntltl'Y, Farrar';; Topography,

In

Dl·tmNmCIlf: of Nanu'aI 8cilllWC.

.i\IoHt of tho Text Hooks wmally usee) in this Depal'lmellt, have been euumerated in COIlIleetioll with the Teachers' Department.

T":l;/' BooJ.:s-l'illpy's Kaluml Theology, ButlCl"s Alwlogy, 'Vay- In1liL's Moral Scienee, Stewm·t';; Mnlltal I'hilll:;ophy. Tnppltn's Ble- llHmtB of Logic, Tappan on lho Will, amI FiUlwy'l:l Systematic Theology.

DCIHU'(lIIcnt of Voca1 IUnsic.

'those wishillg 1:0 heeomo scholal's in vncal mUHic, will have tlHl opportunity of f.;tHdyillg it tmdel' the instrllctioll of Ull ae{'.oll,p.lL~llnrl liBel experienced tmwlwr, by taking if. up all a l'Uglllul' stndy, the SlI!Be as uny othel" department of IlclelH:e.

Lar1icg }'nci1.e In dasst's with gentlemen, us far nil dwy !Ire pursuing tho same branches. AlllwcdfuL liwililies fiw acqlli!'iug 11 knowledge of the polite 111lC[ ornamcmlal branches of edtwatioll, wiII bo rUl'lli~}w(L

SEC'l'JON Jf.

ACADI~i\IIG TI~R.iUS.

The acndemic yeal' fot' IH19-50 COlliiists or thl'ce tormg, as fi.llloW5:

The Fil'';t., comnHmc,illg TIH~sday, Angus!. It>th, 1849, and ell(Ulig Tltlll'ilday, Novomber 2;!d, 1ll,HJ,

Thn Second, cOItllll(meillg Tuesday, Deeentlwr 1th, 18,W, and end.

illg TIHu·"c1a.y, 1\Tan)h Hth. 1B:'(1.

Tlw Third, commclH:ing Tuesday, March 2()th, UI;)O, alld cudiIig July 'Hh, In50.

As fho plan of' illSll'lldiou ill this Institution, lairl out. Ii,I' eaeh crass wiJll'cquil"c tim ellti!'(~ term [(11' its completion, it i:l

or

the lltmost il\l~

porllllleo that slndet~ts should ~:ollt.inlw Ihruugh lhe ~m~m, and Iwcon1- ilJgly, no I;twll:"t :vJ!l he adHlIHed lor allY length ot {./1ll0 less tban II

term, extraordUHll'te8 o.xcep!.Ocl.

Stll(lnntl:l prepared to e1ltel' dasses already ill olwJ'ation, CUll be ad- mittecl at any time

ill

the terms,

N.

n.

Stndetlts ,'1110 am oX[leeting to leach dm'iug 1he winter or ill/liHUeI', will speci(y snch intention on ell\.flJ'illg in the heginnirw of the li1H or sprilJ~ term; alHI. fiJi' the esp?cial ilCCOIIlllLOdlltion nr IH~ch.

a day will he set 1~[JHrt at. first, :m wInch they enn leave, if they 'wi.~h; lind they Will lIot he ponllitted to IOllvo oil/tHy other day, 110l'

will any other than teacherl:! be p~rmitted t.o le:wc on the

day

HpceitiecL

20

li'Hetlwr it is of (lie utmost jUlpot'hHl(W, that thl'.! "tUll':nt

1m

pn'i)~'nt at the

day ^or

^{tlw openill!; of the V'n~l, us} 011 1I1'1t ,!I,HI the, ~'lcGt:edl!lg du' tho students e!ltel'illg iIl'U exalllJH~~ll and cla~~liled. 1 he l'egulil-

till~;8

of

thl~

fllstitu/'io!l IWO then cxphllned! all(l, all

mTllIlgemlll~!,s

am lnade fot, Ihe couvellicllctJ ,wd ,.tcCOlllmm.latlOn 1;1 the sllldl~llt:l. I hose (\lJ!cl'ill~ lat(~I' thUll here )~H3nl.lOlled, wlll tlll!'.J,ce~ thenl!wlves ~o trw

ri!!lIl':l

.;r

^{a prj} \'utn eXl.llllllmtlOlJ, a,ud l)H~ 1l'lHCI pals to tile 1.nCOll- V{;'lliCIlt;O of digp0!lill~ of: s~lch applwaJlti; III a malHlel' not to I11tel'- furc with pl'cvio!ltlly eXl1lhHg al'l'!lugemellls, , . . ,

H i" al;;o !luggcsted to ynrcu(1:\ 'who patrom;r.o tl118 Institution from the distaneo of a few IllIles around, that stlHI(:nt.~ shol\ld }(O IWrlte

Ollly ollce dndug the torm, as every tlbStilWH jr;l~lI. c~aS8es hI ah~IlYl:l aUcude(L with disndvatltngcll to the, I:ltlltlellL., I Ills lH a st~gge:;~!oIl.

and Hilt imperati\'e, Bllt tll meet tillS ;mgl{,l'~lItlll, ~he eXtH'Cl:lC 01 the school will n!oiolo at noon lin the 60\'01l1h I, ),Hiay ltl each term, tllld

01'011 agaiu on tho .,i'LtWUOOIl

or

Monday fnllo\ving.

N. B, All who do not visit. hOHlO, will he Imhjeetetl to tile regllla- tious of tho Institution, in the sallie II HllHleI' tiS at othel' times ill tho tel'llI.

SECTION III.

EXP

ENSJ~S, BOllrd, pet' terlH,

H/jOlI\ 1'I:lllt, per term, .

frOll! $14 50 to $Ia 00 1 ;-)0 2 50 'Va~hillg. pet' tC!l'JlI, ' • , • •

Fuel, pel' tm'HI, Spring and Fall, 7;) cellt!!, 'VilltOi', 50 'l'1l1tioll, pel' term, from $~~ 50 to ;) 00

Lights, pel' te l'll'l , 1 51)

Incidental Bxpellses, pel' tenn, 25

I?,XII'll>J, lHll' '!1C1'lJ1.

l\lusir: on the l'iuno Forte, $10 00

Oil Painting, 7 ()O

Drawing, 2 00

The olliit-e expetlses I'm' an Acadelilie YeaI', illcluilillg b();trd, \\'1);>11- iug, lighlR, 1'\1.:-1. and tllilil)ll, (f'XCi')lt the extras alw\"e menliollod,) nCflcl not exceed se\'cHly.li \'c dollllrll.

The expelJses {ut' board and wir.iotl must. ho Houkd ill ad vallce, at tho conlllJ<)ncenH~llL uf oach tcrlll, either by Hctuall'ayment, or satis- fllctory tll'nmgement,

N. 11. No deptH'tum from this l'cqnisition need he askml or ex- pected. 1'ar01lt8 shoul(~ !lot, thm'dim;. 8ell(~ theil-ehj~drell hy some neighbo\', Ullin,,", allthorJ1.ed to do theil' hlllllIlCSS, leuvlHg them thus ullpl'ovided 1;)1', nlHi ill a manuel' mu)ul'ed fot'.

Bxpel'iClWO of yea!'s lW!I taught tis, that tllis is tho only 'way in whiGh our busiueHs eatl he IHwccssfully HWllnged, Be:;idt's, wIlen paid ill ndvnllce, ot' settled ill ndvttm;o, every academic charge is

21

fairly undorMO(){I, find 110 mall wi1\ be llul'pl'iscd at the ona of tho torJll. to {illd a bill (Jxcec(iillg hi" expectations,

N. B. g\'el'Y Rtud.(lllt wiHhing to have w<1s1lillg dOlle in the TIull.

ShUllhl hilVC cach al'tIcle marked, IW as to avoid exchanges and losses,

SlGCTION IV.

ACCOJ\IlUOJ)ATIONS.

The maill huildillgH

or

the Tn»rituti()1l c()lJ~ii\t of the North Hall, o.ceupi,ed exclll:~h>ely by gcntlonlen, lllldul' the imrnediate 8llpel'vi- SlIHl 0/. SOl)W of tlw t~(HH.:lwr~; ^tire S()ll~h. Hall: necupied exdllHi\'dy by ladieS. l111(ler the lmnlCdHitt) 6n[lOI'VJRIOJI of lire l'regl~ptr()s!;; the Middle Hall, octmpic{l hy tho Pl'jllcipals tilld theil' timlil;es, and al~o for ¹¹ 130m-ding llaIJ ^j !Il\(l the W(~"t. Hnll, oC(lupied by 8tm.kuls who board lheHlJ;e1veH, I1IHlm' the snpen'j!;ioll of a, family,

Ample Lecture aud Hecitalio\i rooms uto provided in each

or

tho TIalls,

Students hoard ill Hw Hall with tlw Professol's tlwI their fHllliliof' who n,n: l'eSpOlltSible lin' i'1ll'lIi:;itillH I!()()t! hoard, alld for tlte onlt~r oi' the DlIImg Hall, T'~aeh 1'110111, fOl' thORO who bOllril iu tllo Hall is fllrnished with ,:1 h~'d 1111<1, l)/~d,djn~, II tabio, two chuil'R, amI a pail:

A HumlHlr 01 IH'1\'ate iallulws l\tCllJl)IlWdate U few bourders each,

S]i;C TION V.

FACII.I'l'IES.

Tho ~Pfml'atll!\ of this IU81itatioll is "umcientl.v ample to il1n!;f),llte sm:(;eilRllllly thn fllJliluull:ntal principit,s of titO dim)rellt t1cplll'lnHmls of Naf.Ul'a I ;-;ci(~!lCo.

A l\lanildn, of the mOAt nppl'oyetl "fracture, n\HI a lar"c mnol1ni of 01.1101' appa~';1I1I!l ^ill i~ln:i!J'alio.ll of hllHlall phYf'ioiof!Y {~Id ^UlHtlomy, IUH'o heen !Inportcd 1 ^{1'0 HI} Pa1'18, expre8~ly for tid" Illstitution, This enable" the stndent ill tlw,;o highly importaut aurl jlltel'f!slill~ hnHI(~h(,li or 1'(<:i(:I1::"';, to pm'suo I,tis Iitl,HIie" wilh advantage:'! neady' t'<junl ¹⁰ t IOtil! alll'rlled by the (lJsSeGlWll of an :wltml suhjf'ct, ha\'iJllY lllis fur- ther fld\'(I"La~tl 0[' heiu'! (li\'('~ktl of all those l'e\'~)lting cil'!.H~\Jlstallce!J ever ultendlillt OIl the dissecting mom.

T,11O Lihrll~'Y of, 1h,0 11~!\litllf,ioli. lltough not Jargo, ('(lllsi~'s

or

n.

chOlet) selection of 111Slm'lCs, Bingmphies, lind stumlanl Buglish I.lt- Cl'atlll·C.

CouI'ses of Lectures on Natnral and fllornl SCiel!f;e each term of tho yell'~\Ollnw of 1.eetllres on ChcmistTY ,vill

up;

commence<1 nl, the ~)e.

ginlllng

or

each I~lH ten,n, and. conllllued to Its close, aceompauwd

by

a complete course ot expcruncll{s.

o

ll~

C 1'1. 0 N V I

RI~

n U Ll\ 'I'ION S.

]. No "Indent will he eXGlIsed to leaye town, except 10 visit hOUle, nnlt!i<s by the expressed wj,qh of such stud/·ut's pm'cilt 0\' guardian.

2. Pn;lctnaljty in attelldin<j all regula\' llClHloruic (~x.eJ'()i~(lB, :L The lll'O of tobacco, LillO elw\':;ing or smoking. wilillot be allowed either ill 01' ahollt the aeadelllic huildings,

4. Playing al games or dmllce, can \Jot he nll()\ved.

;), Usillg protiule latlgl1ag~l: can !lot ,ht\ all~l\ved,

G, Tbe IlS(~ of any killd 01 1Il10XICrd,lllg dl'lllkl:i, Gall lint. 1)() al1owml, U111e~!l JH'C'seril>ed. ill l:asc of siekn()ss, by a l'egubt'l!!lp,idnu.

7. J'atl.tillg from room to 1'0,0111. hy I{tlldel1~s, I.hH'lllg' tire l'eg~lIar hOlll'i! of .... (wly, or afLel' the rmgmg of tho 111'.',1 hell each evenmg,

call llot hI, portlliltetl.., ' " ,

n,

n('nlll~lJwll aIHIl:Hl\(\!l of the In!>illHllOn, wll1no( 1m PI'I'Jlllltt)d to

"isit tho l'OotW!

or

Ilw oppo8ilo fWX:, exer:!pl in eusc.'l of imperioHs ne- cessity, :1l1rl t.hen it. lJ,lW;t not, be, done \yitilonL permission previously ohtainnll frolll oue 01 tlw l'rmc1pals.

U. Gooa ol'flor ll\W,t he lHaintainetl al. :111 timo!!, and ill all the l'<WIll" and hallF! of the Institution, IIwl i l l nil the illlel'eollJ'se of students wit.h eadl otlHu',

] 0, All Iltndellt8 are J'eqnil'erl to a'tire regillarly at t.ho rillging of tIm lwll desi"llated for that pUl'jwsn, aH occasion may l'~'qllil'O; and to l'isn at tlwt\'iugillg of the HWl'rdng bell. aho desigllated,

11. ,\1)'1' roOlJ).) ner"mpied hy Rtudellts, will, at all limcs, he ~nhjn('.t 10 tho d~jlatjon. of lhe le:whors of Iho IllRliflltiull, who al'H roquired to Roe Iilat the l'e~111ali{lHs

l":(,

^{complied wifh" ,}

12, Sllld(~nt!l will lin 1'I~(plIl'e(1 to kepI> thnll' OWl! rnom~ III gootl ordel'. anll to pay all mIlH:.'ee;;~ary damages, eithN' of room" 01' or

fUl'nittu'e l'urJllshod with the l'(H)Ulti.

nl"~~1I1Hl.' A(~lldClnin Rxc~'cism ..

cxerciflcs, at wllich aU the Mud!'llt:i will 1m l'~~qnil'ed unIe;;;; t>peeially ex(~uged, are, Olmpcl eXNolses mmh

tho term; Heeitations. from two 10 filln', nvc weel:, froln ;\Jonday llllH'lliug till Fl·iday evening j "'''U'''''''' {iOllS find Deelamatiolls. one half day, ouec in ^tW(} Wf't!ks ;

Sciclltifie and ~\lrmll Lectmes, by fhe 1'1'illeipa13, Publie \Vorship, (Illen in (;neh week, nil.hl!l" 011 Saturday (It' Slluc1l1Y, lwconling all thn studell';; lw ill the habit of keepillg Ihe 8abhulit, either un tim - seventh 01' day of the week.

Slwl'inl ne{.;nlatiOlI~.

Stndl'nts will be expected _~ lRt. To their own l'nOtl1!l in Ol'~

ael', ;ttl. Not 10 t1U'iJ\v allY thillg out at tho windowil, ad, Not to IOYlJg(: upon their bedll. Il,lh. Not to allY of

tIm

fUJ'Jlifure of ,then' romm; heyond nrdmary woar with W'-age. ;')th. To 1'e- pmI' to tl~o IlH:nlll rognlady at the l'iflgillg of the IleJl at regular hour;;, wlJlch wlil be amHlHlIeed at (he W)mrnellemnmlt of lhe tonn.

Hth, To tnlce sHch seat:.; at tho table ns I<hnll be l'O!o\peetivdy lHt,iV_1W'(1

(0 ennh 0110, ,7th. To tonch uOlbillg 011 the tllblo till tho bOllo!',; oi the tab~e are porforHII~d. B~h. ,l\"ot. to hl1lve lho (able, except hy (\XGIISO,

until all are regularly dl:;llllf;!4pd, and then to leave the dil)iu<1.ln.dl in tbe s,!tne onler a," ~~nch may he seated at the taM!', lith. No? tu \'i~it the IOlciJon or dlllHig-hall otlwl' than nt meal tiulI's j lIOt' tho wmdt l'(W!ll, tlxeept at 6Iat~~d timel<. to hring 0)' reCeiV(l clo{iles, or ill

Il}:o-

(~\ll'llig warm water 101' deaullIg l'(H)IIl$, LV,;, GOl·C]'IHlmllt.

Tho (lovel'lHl1cnl of (he stwlnnts will he ill the hands of tIm I'rin- ('-,ipal]';, m,HI will he st!'ietly alld .stm\(/ily exerei,wd, !lillI, at the 1l1l1110

!Jlno, !ltrH:tly pnrelllal. Tho ol.>Jt~et of 011/' Ilcndomic gonil'mn{'nt be- 1Il~ to 1;e1~!H'n the pOR~)ble llluount of phYflieal, intelleetuul,

;:m(IlI~{Jral good to !;(nilel)is Ihem;;oln'fl, I'eglllarity nlH1 (jnhn' of excrer~e;j, alld goo.t1 and wholeHollH~ eitizellR to society; 110 11 1\ Wl1}'-

ralltablo 111(,1111>1 \\'111 1m made use of to ell{;WCO tho ob.~el'\':U\ee ^of tho above regulatiolls; yet Hill' COllstant elH.leanll' will 1m, to nHlko tho llI{'uns resorted to as el\(,!di\'~\ l1S 1n~llmll mealHl may Ill),

Parents wl:o place theu' children III tbiA I llKti! ltliOIl, alHI all 1>11Hlenis who art) sutllewlI!ly old 1.0 \lJld(1.tslnl1(~ tlw neeesl'lity of ordnl', can Hot ho. too well,asi;\lIl'ed, tlwt tho foregolllg regl1lllf.ioJls limn the most (!ssr)!ltl1li part 01 tho (:ontl';}ol, lwtwcou them aull liS j and that what.

evel' st~l(lelit wlliltonlx vio,lat('" tiwlU, and ;;how!I hillliSelf illconi':ibly de,I,(;rmlJH~d ~Hl PU!'S1l1!lg ~llR waywtlrdne;;s, will he Hxpellted fi'Ol~ the prl\:llego:~ oj tho 11l~tJl.lItJon: allll will Hut 1m l11ll'mitte!l to reEnter jt an-mn , Without speCial proof

or

ref(H'H1nlioll, NOl' will an oxpelled stlI~lellt Imv!) allY dodllGtioll ll\tHln li:olH full tCI'lH charges,

, I' arthol', pan;utH are rmltwstl'd !lot to phwe lJHHlt)y, (-(n' expellRes.

ll~ the ltulJ(h ot ::;tmlents who ,nrc ilot old enough to use with du;c\'eLllH~ llnd CG~lllo~ny. , RHher of Ille I'dueipnls, OJ' the keepflr of tho InS!ltullOfll wlll act as fiocal gom'dian of studoHts, with- out

\ Admi~!'ji()n.

. C:mllidates for ndmi;;sIoll nil stlldCllts, must pl'C8ent tCRtiwoninls 01 good moral c~la~'aetel" ^Ol' btl known to IJfJHseS8 slleh a ch,u'actel' ; alld 1l1l~8t ho WIlling to comply, 1l1ll'OSGlTedly, with the lbl'f~n()in,r rogulatlOns; l~lHl 110 OliO w}1l I~e pC,nniund to recei\'e illBtrnctj(~1l1; i~

nnyc~n~fl. un,tII all m:admlllc IJlJi;;, tor the term in prospect, he paid or satJShWiOl'll Y Hrranged,

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2'1

SEOTION VI.

nl 0 DEL C LAS S Jt N D NOR nu L SOIl 0 0 L •

This IUlltitllt10n sustailJs ~~ Moanl Olus8'. for t.lie partimllar benefit of tllO:-lc prepal'iug t(l tench. This Olnas is undta· tho speeial snper- viRiou ()f un. ablo anel accmnplislwd I.cm:her.

The ages of the sdwlnra Ilttlmdillg it, Yf.lI'Y fmm n\'"o to tell years;

mHl thuy are taken promiscuously fhnll tho lIeighhol'llllOd.

In tho Hl,llwgemcllt

or

^{this Cl;18~. Imwlic1'3} h!l\'o the opportunity of willll)S,>illl{ tlw Pl'ogt'css mude hy childl'on HI.Hilw tho most npPl't)ved system lIf lw,tl'tlCtion. um} (Jnti nlso teill. their own. Ilhili ties as teachers.

In addition to tcuohing in the Model 011)811, tim toachel's meet daily d1ldug llll~ term, to listen to lectul'e~ on rHodes of teaching Imd gov- m'ning a school, tIm impm'tllncn amI (ligllity of the telwhel"s pmfe~s~

jou, &,c, These leolll1'ell are cOllductcd jn a tilmilifl(' ImIIllH>l', and intCl'Kpersed with frequent l'CI)1'U-k.-; frolll tho tc:whcl', a!ull'ecitntions fhJH\ llWllIOl'Y. hy whicb they UI'I} mnde to pass through n ld~ld of re- vh!w of the whole ground.work

or

peimary Rehool education,

Ttmro (!xi~tg. 11150, 1n tho Inslitntioll, a 'I'oilcheril' Association, pcr- nIl.l.llelltly (Wg;WiZHd, and 8\lpplicd with 1\ slnaU. but vnlnablo llbrary, . omlH'm:ing JQost of t.he \'adoul'l tCli;t lJOoks used in Ihis eOlmt,.y.

It is couHdelltly believed, thu.t teachers will lind mh'lllltltges hem, fol' heeoming Ihol'ollghl)1" qualified for their N'O\<::8Siou, slll'passod by

l10 Normal Selw.ol ill this ClIUH!ry.

The puhlic may. also, he il8sul'ed, that uo pninfl will be spm'cd to aSC;Cl'talll tho quali!h:;ations of those pl'Oposing to lwcolJw tcnulwri.!;

nnd that llQ Ollt-l

w.m

recl;live a rClloIlllUffiHhttion HS n teacher. from tho t~llthOl.'.ities of this Jmltitnf.ioH. who is llot competent to accOJU~

plish nU the specilieatious of hi)J rec.ommemltttioll.

A teacher, to he )'{:lcommemled by the authorities of tbis Institu- tion, mlult have attende(l one fhll {}OUI'£l(i

or

lm:tu\'m,; on the subject of teaching:

Hlld,

secondly, he lHI18t 1uI.\'0 been engag(~(l in the in- stl'lletloll of the Mmlcl ^OIUSil, ha.\'e eviuced in it all aptttmlc to teach, and ahility to gO\'cl'll. tlH~ pnblic employ thORO who go out ht}l1cO i,yithout a l't~elnnnHman~ioll, we do not hold QurselV'e~ ntenunt.

ablo ^f'(ll' failures, amI COtl8('l(ll1ent diRaPllOinttQ<Hlt.