Ruililings of appropriate size aud construction
for nil its ordinary and special uses; a complete
philosophical, cheuiical, anatomical, and industri
al apparatus; a erserurcibinet, embracing eve
rythuig that rcl.itii to, illustrates, or fiu ilitutes
any one of the n Just rial aria; especially all
i Instruction shnuH bo conitantly given in the
anatomy and physulugy, the nature, instincts,
and habits of ull animals, insect s, trees, und plants :
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meir law so! (impugn ion, primogeniture, growth,
and decay, disuase and health, lifu aud death ; on
the nature, composition, adaptation, and regenera
tion ol soils ; on the nature, strength, durability,
preservation, perfection, composition, cost, use,
and manufacture of til materials of art and trade ;
Uu political, finniical, domestic, and manual e
oontimv, (or tho laring of lubor of the hand,) in
all industrial procewes; on the true principles of
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national, constitutional, and civil law; and the
true theory and art of governing and controlling,
or directing the lulr of men in the state, Ihe fa
mily, shop, and farts; onthe laws of vicinage, or
the laws of courtesy and comity between neigh
bors as such, und on the principles of health nnd
disease iu tho human subject, so far at least as is
needful for household safetv ; on the laws nf
trade und Commerce, ethical, conventional, and
practical; nn bookkeeping and accounts; and,
iu short, in all tluwe itudies und sciences, of what
ever sort, which tend to throw light upon any art
or employment, which any student may desiro to
master; or upon any duty he may be called to
perform ; or w hich may tend In secure his moral
civil, social, and industrial pel fectiun, as a man.
