The School at Battle Creek.
By James White
The Battle Creek School is nearly full. There is, however, room for a few more students. The present term is a long one, consisting of seventeen weeks. Three weeks only of this term are now past, leaving fourteen weeks to come. The next term will commence the first Monday of January, 1875, in the new building. The prices of tuition for a term of twelve weeks are given below. For a longer term they are increased in proportion to its length. For those entering the study of the common branches, $4.00. For those more advanced in the common branches, also taking up History, Physiology, or Algebra, $5.00. For those studying Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric, Geometry, or Chemistry, &c., $6.00. Languages, Ancient and Modern (extra), each $2.00. Those who design entering the school during the fall term should come immediately. They will be charged with a regular term of twelve weeks, no more, and no less, should they enter at any time between September 14 and October 26. It will, therefore, be an object to come at once. JAMES WHITE, Pres. Board of Directors.