Directory of Colleges of Ohio, Etc. 
ALPHABETICALLi’ ARRANGED. 
ADELBERT COLLEGE, OF WESTERN RESERVE 
UVIVERSITY. 
CLEVELAND, OHIO. 
Pres. Rev. Carroll Cutler, D. D. 
Open to both sexes on equal terms. 
Adjuncts: Medical Department, G. C. E. Weber, LL. D., 
Dean; Western Reserve Academy, Principal, N. B. Hobart, A. M., 
Hudson, O. Green Spring Academy, Principals, P. E. Laner, A. B. 
and M. J. Hole, Green Springs, O. 
Two courses are provided in the collegiate department, leading to 
the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and of Letters respectively, and 
special courses with certificates, libraries contain about 12,000 volumes. 
The departments of Chemistry and Physics are well supplied with ap- 
paratus. The observatory is equipped with a five-inch equatorial and 
a three-inch meridian circle. The museum contains well-selected and 
increasing geological and other cabinets. Next year begins Sept. 
9th, 1886. 
BUCHTEL COLLEGE. 
AKRON, OHIO. 
Pres. Rev. Orello Cone, D. D. 
Three courses of study, these are: — The Classical, Philosophical 
and Scientific course, leading to the degrees B. A., Ph. B. and B. S., 
respectively. All studies are elective after the first term of Sopho- 
more year. The faculty consists of eighteen professors and instruct- 
ors. The college was founded by the Ohio Universalist Convention 
in 1870. Its outfit embraces an astronomical observatory fully 
equipped with in.struments and improved physical and chemical ap- 
paratus and a cabinet of Natural History. Those designing to teach 
receive the benefit of regular instruction in methods of teaching. 
Year begins on the first Tuesday in September. 
