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A L F RED A C·A D E M Y
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TEACHERS' SEMINARY:
Foa 'l'BB
, lEAR ENDING MARCH "h, 1846.
ALFRED, N. Y.
18H.
E. S. PALMER, Printer,
AUI:0Ii ... N. Y.
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Hon. SAMUEL RUSSELL, Pr.sident, ALtaB ••
ISAIAH W. GREEN, "
ALEXANDER BLACK, ..
MAXSON GREEN, "
JOHN AI,l$N, "
JOHN R. HARTSHORN, M. D, ..
NATHAN MAXSON,
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SAMUEL N. STILLMAN, ..
CHARLES D. LANGWORTHY, "
DAVID R. STILLMAN, "
MAXSON STILLMAN, Jr.,
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AMOS BURDICK, ad,
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LUKE GREEN,
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ORRA STILLMAN,
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GEORGE SHERMAN,
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IRA SAYLES, Regiater.
W. C. KENYON, Trellll1lrtr.
FACULTY.
w. C. KEN YON; Principal;
PROFs.8oR Op'· NATt1RAL AND MORAL SOllmes.
I R A . SAY L E S, As.ociate PrIntipal,
FROFEsson OJ' LANGDAOES.
GURDON EVANS,
PROPESSOR OF IJA~ATICS ..
JOHN R. HARTSHORN.
I'ROnSson OF PHySIOLOGY A.l'W ANATon.
ORRA STILLMAN,
PROFBSSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC.
MISS
CAR 0 LIN E B. M A X 8 0 N, Preceptres ••
Mlls. MELISSA B. KENYON,
.. SSISTANT IN TlW FBU.U.I. DBI'ABTlUlNT.
STUDENTS
NAMB.
Jonatban Allen, Stephen M. Austin, Edwin M. Alba, Edwin Angell, Thomas S. Allen, Richard F. Allison, William S. Ayres, Emmel S. Abbott, Levant Barney, Harvey W. Benjamin, Burrows Burdick, Levi C. Brownson, William H. Bradley, Joseph H. Brown, Melvin A. W. Burdick, Franklin Babcock, Lorenzo R. Babcock, Daniel M. Burdick, Wellman Barney, Quartus E. Bridgman, Ephraim Backes, ill
Elisha D. Burdick, Harvey Brown, Thomas A. Burdick, Matthew S. Burdick, Samuel BrowDson, William C. Burdick, Thomas W. Brand, Charles R. Burdick, Bayhes S. Bassett, Milo Burdick, Viclor D. Brundage, George R. Barber, rp.
Daniel O. Benjamin, Cyrus H. Cotton, Edwin B. Clapp, Amos R. Cornwell, William Clark,
RESIDENCB.
Millon, Wis. Ter.
Andover.
Knoxville, Pa.
Almor.d.
Cuba.
Hartsville.
Arkporl.
Amity.
Independence.
Alfred.
Hopkinton, R. I.
Cohocton. '
C~ba.
Canisteo.
Bolivar.
Hebron, Pa.
Hebron, Pa.
Alfred.
Independence.
Belfast.
Olean.
.
~\,.Alfred.'Belfast.
Alfred.
Hornellsville.
Cohocton.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Independence.
AU,ed.
Thurston.
Mount Morris.
Almond.
Friendship.
Belfast.
Hartsville.
Dan8JiUe.
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6 NAMB. RBSIDBI'fCH.
REII!DBNCB.
John S. Hartrum, Greenwood.
NAMB.
Hornell.ville. William M. Hemphill, Alfred.
James T. Cameron, Hornell.ville. Franklin W. Knox, Knoxville, Pa.
J:.eonard D. Crandall, Whitesville. Jared Kenyon, Petersburgh.
Joseph L. Corey, Alfred. Lu.n Kennedy, Burns.
WIlliam Carpenter,
Genesee.Walter Leonard, Westfield, Pa.
William W. Crandall, . Bath. Elijah P. Lewis, Alfred.
William W. Cbamberlam, Alfred. Orrin M. Lewis, Petersburgh.
Lorenzo Collins, Alfred. P. P. Livermore, Independence.
Chari .. A. Campbell, Alfred. Edwin W. Lawrence, Barlin.
Orson Coon,
Almond. Henry Lyman, Belfast.
George N. Carr, Allred. Lyman H. Lewis, Almond.
Amos B. Colhns, Erwin Centre. Salom A. Lewis, Almond.
James Cberry,
Wnt. Alvin A. Lowis, Alfred.
Morris H. Coates,
Hornellsville. Ethan P. Larkin, Westerly, R. J.
Ralpb E .. Cross,
Wbito.vill~.Barney Murtaugh, Hornell.vIile.
J
allus A. Crand.ll, Whitesville. Thomas J. Magee, Jr., Hornell.vill •.
David F. Crandall,
Burns.EIi.ha· Moor., Cohocton.
WIllis Carter, Wirt. Benjamin F. Maxson, Genesee.
Waller Evans, Wirt. Reynolds Moon, Cohocton.
Jonas W. Foster, Alfred. James S.
M~xson.Bolivar.
Wifiiam Fenner, Beltast. Andrew F. Moon, Wbitesville.
Darius Ford, J odependence.
Darius L. MOOD,WhitesvIlle.
William H. Fulmer, Wirt. Joel R. Merriman,; Wirl:
Elijab S. Fuller, Alfred. James.Marvin, Wirt •.
J obn C. Green, Alfred. William.S. Minier, Big Flats.
Samuel Genun.go,
Angelica.A,ahel May<Jole, Cohocton.
William H. GIles, Alfred. Seth H. Merr.iman, Wlrt.
William W. Genung, Allred. George R.:Mal<,oD Alfred.
William L. Green, t.lJGenesee. Patrick McCormick, Greenwood.
Thomas S. Green,
i Alfred. John Major, Hornellsville.
Maxson J. Green, ;- Beifa.t. Joseph. Minor, Alfred.
Schuyler Gaston, . Orange. Horace H. N ye,
Genesee.Dwight W. GoodrIch, Sennett. William C •. NIver, Friendship.
Ahel Godfrey, Independence. Egberl Nicholson Howard.
Oatman Graves, Alfred. WIlliam R. Olm,ted, Jr., Troup,burgh.
David C. Green, . North Almond. Samuel Olmsted, Troupsburgb.
Timothy B. GoodrIch, Bellast. . Frederick S .. OsborD, Alfred.
Alfred R.
Hop~er,N orlb Almond. Daniel D. Pickel, Allred.
Robert H. HnsllOgs, East Canisleo. William PriCe, Westfield,' Pa.
Samuel Hallet, . Howard. Ira B. PierCe, • Cobocton.,
Martin E. HambllO,
.'~ndover.Charles W: Penney, Alfred .
Elias E. Hale, • Hornellsville. William W. Paine, . Bradford •
Matthew Hale, Caneadea. Luman Perry; . . Troupsburgb. .
t Luke R. Hitchcock, Caneadea. William D. Potter, Alfred. . .
Arad Hitcbcock,2d, Easl Canisteo. DaDi.l Pettibon., Hartlville.
LalayeUe Hadley, Belfast.
~'ranklin
Hull,
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NAMB. RBSJDBNCB.
George J. Palmiter, Hartsville.
Jobn Porter, Linden.
Cbarles Palmer, Scio.
SIlas Palmiter, Alfred. :n:. £
li))II llil illll •
James Pitts, • Arkport •
Zalmunna Parker, Independence.
NAMB. RBiUDBl"fCB.Benjamin Perry, Alfred. f'lavilla Aldridge, Amity.
Cbarles, Proctor Dansville. Sarah R. Adams, Hartsville.
Roger Pallerson
Wirt. Charlolle Allison, Hartsville.
Asa A. M. F. Randolph,
Waterford, Conn. Sylvia Adams, Friendship.
Thomas Roger ....
Friendship. Melissa Applebee, Wirt.
Daniel B. Row.e, Laura E. Axtell, Friendsbip.
William H. Roge •• ,
Almond. Marcia Abbott, Amity.
Thomas Richardson, Perci. Abbott, Amity.
Asa W.'Smith, Woodhull. '
Independence. Carinthia R. Angell, Bel/ast.
Ambrose C. l>p.cer, '. Elizabeth Burdick, Alfred.
Ira W. Simpson, Bolvidere, III. Mary Brilton, Friendship.
Henry Stillman,' Independence. Mary Brundage, • Tburston.
George Shaw, Troupsburgh. Sylvia Bennett, Hornellsville.
Ricbard G. ,Smith, Alfred. Ann Bostwick', Hornellsville.
George B. Simpson, Auburn. Flora J. Bostwick, Hornellsvllle.
Josepb W. Smith, Alfred. Adaline Bep-nelt, Hornellsville.
Richard B. Stillman, Almond. Catharine Bell, Ceres, Pa,
Hiram S. Starr, Greenwood. Harriet Bell, Ceres, Pa,
William Stout,
Ind~pen,deoce.Sarab E. Bridgman, Belfast.
Marshall Scolt, Friendship. Betsey Bassett, Independence.
Ralph Sweet, Alfred. J " h. A. Bassett, Independence.
Jairus M. Stillman, Alfred. Elvira Babcock, Friendshjp.
C. Lorin Sayles, Westfield, Pa. Hannah A. Bullard, Howard.
J. Wilkinson Trescott, Almond. Clarissa Burdick, Alfred.
Charle.Taylor,
Canisteo~Susanna E. Crand.li, Alfred.
Solon O. Thatcher, HornellsVille. Ann G. Campbell, Alfred.
Richard Towle, • Howard. lIIehet.bel Carter, Burns.
Alvin B. Yan CampeD, Almond. Lydia M. Cornwell, Hartsville.
( ' Nathan Waidner, Andover. Caroline E. Case, C larksv iIIe;
Joseph 111. Wopd, Alfred. Amanda M. Cr.ndall, Alfred.
Nathan R. Williams, Alfred. . LuanDa M. Coon, Alfred.
Simeon
Waggon~r,,Almond. lIIary A. Cherry, Cameron.
Newton Wait, Bolivar. Charity
B.Caulkin. Avoca.
John A: Wells, • lIelfa.t. Evaline C. Carmer, - Amity.
George Webber, • ,Ora.ge. Sarah Cherry, Erwin Centre.
Georae F. Wi'tter, • Friendship· Sus.n M. Coon, Alfred.
WiII~m
W: Wheeler, Bath. Irene Colman, Almond.
Paul C. Witter,
A.lfr,e~.Marla Crandall, Amity.
Grace Ann Clark, Andover.
To,lal ol,q.llllemeD, In Julia A. Davi., Alfred.
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I'iAMB. RESIDENCE, NAME.
RE!!lDBNCB •
Lydia Davis,
Greenwood.Harriet A. Langworthy,
Genesee.Caroline E. Dautremont,
Angelica.Lucy P. Lanphear, Alfred.
Sophia Dautremont, Angelica.
Caroline Leonard,Westfield, Po.
Fanny L. Downs,
Cameron,Emma S. Langworthy,
Genesee. ,Ambrosia Davis,
Greenwood.Mary
J.La wrence,
Cameron.Rhoda C. Easton, Amity. Sarah W. MulhalloD,
Canistev.Phebe Evans, Wirt.
Mary E. Magee,Hornellsville.
Amanda Easton,
Amity. Fidelia Martin, Andover.
Elizabeth Egerton,
Belfast.Jane M. Maydole, Norwich.
Julia M. Fisk, Alfred.
Harriet L. Messenger,Olselic.
Adaline Fulmer,
Independence.
Caroline E. Merchant,Wrrt.
Susan Fenner,
Alfred. Rhoda A. Miner,
Hart~ville.Antoinette Farnum, Bath. Harriet A. Miner, Hartsville.
Maranda S. Green,
Alfred.
l\Jaryett Maxson,Alfred.
Mary J. Genung, Alfred.
Amelia D. Magee,Batb.
Julia A. Genung,
Alfred.
Lydia A. Maxson,Alfred.
Lavinia A. Griswold,
Independence. Martha Niver,Friendship.
Hannah A. Green,
Alfred.
Catharine A. Niver,Friendship.
Amanda M. Genung,
Alfred.
Sarah Oliver, Dans\·ille.Ellen A. Goodricb, A ltred. Sareph Oilver, Dansville.
Martha M. Green, Alfred. Subrina Olin, Hornellsvill •.
Nancy
J.
Green,Alfred. Ruth A. Olmsted,
Troup.,hurgh.Maria Genung,
Alfred.
Elizabeth Potter, Genesee.Susan A. Gregory,
Bath.
Lydia 'A. Palmiter)Hartsville.
Matilda E. Gorton, Amity. Ruba S. Palmiter,
Hat'tsyille.Sarah T. Hale,
Hornellsville. Almira A. Pingrey, Andover.Ruth HemphIll, Hartsville.
Esther M. Pettibone, Hartsville.Martha A. Heselton, Independence.
Sopbronia R. Palmiter, Hartsville.Clementine He~elton, J.ndependence. Lucy A. Potter,
Almor,d.
Emma F. Hopper, Belfast.
Eliza Potter, 'Hartsville.
Mary T. Ha Ie, Amity.
Thankful H. Parker,Independence.
Harriet A. Heath,
Geneva. Joanna Parker,Independence.
Arvilla Hopkins,
Cincinatti, Ohio. Eleanor Pierce,Alfred.
Caroline R. Hayes,
Troupsburgh. Abigait M. Rose, Alfred.
JJydia Hurlhut, Arkport. Lucv A. Riley,
J .Almond.
Christiana Hopper,
Belfast. Emny E. Randolph, Wirt.
Phebe M. Hart,
Hartsville,Mary M. Reynolds,
Canandaigua."Martha E. Kerr,
Allen.
Virgina Raymond!Belfast.
Sarah M. Kenyon,
Bolivar. Angelica Redfield,Amity.
Rebecca Kennedy, Burns. Susan Rider) Howard.
Cbarlotte M. Lawrence, ~
Berlin. Hannah E.
~t"lman,Alfred.
Martha B. Langworthy, Allred.
Emiline Saunders,Allred.
S.rah P. Leilous, Amity.
Delia L. Sweet,Alfred.
Matilda M. Lewis, Alfred.
Alminit,. Scott,Friendship.
Sarah E. Stillman, Alfred.
-Deceased.
Hannah Sh.rman, Wirt.
KAMB.
Huldah C. Sherman, Mary A. Sorter, Erzelia F. Stetson, Mary Simons, Eleanor Stillman, Cornelia-Sweet, Martha B.B. Sayle., ' Kezia K. Sayles, Louisa A. Snlhrtan, Amanda Smith, Catharme Truman, Maria A. Truman, Clarinda /3. Trdman, Betsey E. Towle, LydIa Tow Ie, ..
Lovin. D. VanCampen, Helen Wilcox,
Harriet Williams, Nancy Whiting, Mary L. Wood, Phebe A. Witter, Harriet
We~ver,Nancy M. Wbite, Total of Ladies,
Gentlemen,
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RBlluBl'fCa,
Wirt.
Amity.
Bolivar.
Amity.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Westfield, Po.
Westfield, Pa.
Alfred.
Angelic •.
Allred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Howard.
Howard.
Almond.
Conesus.
Allred.
Howard.
Whitesville.
Hartsville.
WhiteSVIlle.
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INFORMATION.
Admission.
Candidates for admiflsion into this Institution must prese,!!.t testimoni- als of good moral character, nnd be willing to comply, unreservedly, with the fol/owing
Regulations.
1st. Passing from room to room by student's during the regular hours of study, or after the ringing of the first bell each evening, can not)o permitted.
2d. No sludent will be excused to leave 1own, except to visIt home unless by the express wish of sLlch student's pllfcnt or guardian.
Sd. Punctuality in attending to all regular academic exercises, wil! be required.
4th. The use of tobacco, for chewinz or smolting cannot be allowed, either within or about the academic buildings.
5th. Playing at games of chance, or lIsing profane language can not be permitted.
Academic Terms.
The Acaclemic year for 1846-7 consists of three terms, Bs follows:
The First commencing Tuesday August 11th, 1846, and cnding Thurs- day November 19th, 1840,
The Second commencing Tuesday November 24th, 1846, and ending Thursday March 4th, 1347.
The Third commenCing Tuesday March 2Sd. 1847 and ending Thursday July 1st, 1847.
As the classes are arranged at the commencement of the term, it is very desirab,le that students purpOI,ing to attend the insthulion, sbould tben be present; and as the plan of instruction laId out for each clll';"', will require the entire term for its completion, it is of the ululO~t 1Jil
portance that students should continue lHI tbe close of the term, uud IlC-
cordingly no student will be admitted for allY lellgth of time less t.han II.
t.erm, extraordinaries excepted.
Students prepared to enter classes nlreadv in operation, can be admit·
ted at a.ny time in term. ~
14 Expenses.
Board pef \Vcck, IS 1,00
'£ nitioJl per Term, from $S,50 to 5,00 Washing, Lightsllnd Fuelpcr Term from 2,00 to ;),00
Piano (extra) per Term, 10,00
Incidental eXpenS€6 per Term, ~~
. The entire expense for an Academic Year, including boarel, washing, Ilghtsl fuel and tuition (except on the Piano) need not exceed seventy dollars.
The expenses for board and tuition must
oe
I;ett!cd in ad\'ance, at the commencement of each term, either by actual payment or satisfactory arrangement.©@Wll(l.~lEl
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~'R'lQJlQ)'S'Z,TEACHERS
DEPARTMENT~THREEYEARS COURSE.
}'ir:tt Term-
First Year-Text nooks.
An~lysisl .Embracing Orthography,
ArithmetIC, . .
Geogynphyand l\fapping, ReadlDg,
Writing, Second Tel'')1&-
Algebra,
English Grnmmar, Science of Governmeilt, Reading and Writing, Third T erm_
TO\\,'ll'S.
Davies'.
Morse's.
Porter's.
:Bentley and Baker.
Davies' 1st Lessons.
B)'own's.
Young's.
Continued.
English Grammar, Completed.
Algebra, I, Completed.
Anatomy, Smith's
Latin commenced and continup.d each term through tho c~urse.
Fb'3t Term-
Second Year.
Aids to English Composition, Geometr]! Pla.in and Solid, Chemistry,
Second Term- Aids to Composition,
Trigonometry and Mensuration, Natural Philosophy,
Thtrd Term- Mental Philosophy, Conic Sections, Surveying, Botany,
Politfcal Economy,
Parker's.
Davies' Legendre.
Gray's.
Completed.
Davies' Legendre.
Olm:::tcd's.
AbercromLje's.
Jac]{son's.
Davies' •
Eaton and Wright.
Potter's.
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First 7'erm- Logic,
Astronomy and the Globea.
A~ricul(llral Chemistry.
Magnetism and Electricity . Seco,,!d Term-
Elements of Criticism, l\lodern History, Geology, 'l'echnology, Third Tcrm-
15 Thirtl Tear.
\VbAtely' ••
Kamas'.
Hitchcock's.
Potter's.
Moral Science, Wayland's.
Ancient Histon·,
History of CIv{lizatioll, Guizot's.
School Teaching, Potter and Emerson.
In the above course Young Ladies will be expected to take FreDch and Italian instead of Latin, unless they prefer the Latin.
Those completing Ihis comse satisfactory to the Board of Examiners, and possessing n {{ood moral chal'acte1'. will recf'dve 11 Diploma, signed by tho Principal and President of the Board of Trustees, under the cor·
porate seal of {ho Academy.
Students not haVing completed tlw prescribed course, will receive commendations as teachers, when they eVInce the requisite qualifications, 'lnd aptitude for teaching, but no professor is allowed to give such com·
mendations, till 11 student has spent at least one term in the reg!llnr cou rse of instruction in the Institution.
Department of Languages.
LATIN-Te:rt Boo!.-s.-Bnl!ion's Grammar, Bullion's Render, Cresar's Commentaries, Anthon's Cicero's Orntions, Anthon's Saltust, Cooper's Virvil, Folsom's Livy, Anthon's Horace, Kingsley's Tacitus, Cicero de Officiis, Cicero de Orutore, Terence, J llvenal, Leverett's Dictionnry •
GRERK-Tcxt Books,-Bullion's Grammar, Anthon'& Lessons, An~
thOll'S Reader, \Vllson's Testament, Cleaveland's Xenophon's Anilbasis, Packard's Xenophon's Mem" Felton's Iliad, Gro\'e's Lexicon.
SUBSIDIAul.-Adam's Roman Antiqllities,Porter's Grecian AntiqUities, Butler's Ancient Geography and Atlas, Anthon's Classical Dictionary.
ITALIAN.-Graglia's Dictionary, Nuovo Testamento, Gerusalemme Liberatta, Vcrgani's Grammar.
FRENcH.-llover's or Meadow's Dictionarv, Levizac's Grammar, Gi~
ro.nlt's Vie de \Vnshington, Charles the twetrth, L'Historie des Etat8 Unis, Le Brtln's Tclellloql1e, Bulmar's Conversntional Phrases, Girault'l!I French Guide.
Department of mathematics.
Te:d Books.-Those enumerated in the course for teachers, and Hassler's Theoretical Arithmetic, Davies' Bourdon's Algebra, Davies' Differential and Integral Calculus, Davies' Descriptive Geometry, Davlh' Analytical Geometry, Farrar's Topography.
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Department 01 Natural Seience.
Most of the Text Books, usually used in this department, have been enumerated in connection with the teachers department.
Department of Moral Science.
Text Books.-Paley's Natural Theology, Butler's Analogy, Wayland's Moral Science, Stewart's Mental Philosophy.
Ladies Department.
Ladies recite in classes with gentlemen as far as they arc pursuing the snme branches. All needlul facilities for ncqlliring a knowledgo of the polite and ornamental branches of education will. be furnished. An nc_
compl!shed Pianist, Miss MARGARET McAwLlI:Y, rlevotcsher time entire.
ly to giving just-metion on the Piano. Pllrentfi can entrust their do.ught- era to her instruction in Music wilh entire confidence.
Appamtus.
The Apparatus of this Institution is sufficiently ample to illustrate successfully the fundamental princip!es of the C:ifferent departments of Natura! SCIence.
A MANIKlN of the most approved structure, and a large amount of otber apparatus in illustration of Human PhysiOlogy and Anatomy, have been imported flom Parifi, the past year, expressly for this Institution.- ThIS enables the student in these hIghly important and interesting branches of science, to pursue his studies with advantag-es nearly equal to those nfforded by the clissection of an actual sltbject, having this further advantage of being divested of all those revolting CIrcumstances ever at~
tendnnt on the dissecting room.
Lectures.
Courses of Lectures on Natural and Moral Science each term of the yenr. A course of Lectures on Chemistry will commence at the begin~
ing of each fall term and continue to its dose, accompanied by a com~
plete course of experiments.
Daily Lectur~s on School Teaching during the faU and winter terms.
Locatiou.
This Institntion has a quiet and retired location, six miles south of Almond and tlJirteen miles south-east of Angelica.
Notice.
The primarY' object of this Institu lion, is the qualification of School Teachers. 1'eacher . ..; classes are exercfsed in' teach~ng under the imme~
cliatc t'llpervil'ion of their respective teachers, comhining all tbe facilities of 0. Normal Sl!hool. ]t has sent out not less than one hundred and fifty teachers :lJlnually for the tbree past year.." a number much larger than from allY other Institution in the State.
1'he plan of instruction aims at a complete development of all the moral, inle:iectllul, and physical powers of students In a manner to render them thorough nnd practical scholars, prepared to meet the great responsibili~
ties of active life .
. Tho trustees would take this opportunity to assure the public that no exe.rtion f:lhall be wanting on their part to make the Institution worthy of tho VfJry extensive patronage that It has hitherto received.
SAMUEL RUSSELL, President.
