IycrrM Villages. For The Tribune.
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r Editor At the request OF several trends OF the PLAN


send you the following sketch OF the subject which Is
attracting increasing attention.


The OBJscT


To give youth physical meAal and moral education, and
extend ssluary influence through the United States and
over the Globe Plan.


l. To select location favorable for the site of rural vii
lagc having reference health market mechanical hort
cultural and agricultural operations from 800
1000 sufficiently large that the increased value shall
be adequate the design.


. To form corporate oint-Stock Company, consisting OF
1000 Shares, 25 800 each bearing interest per
per Let these Shares be taken in different
parts of the MON. No than 20 be held by an
individual To be distributed among young persons OF good
character whe wish invest in Savings Bank; Me-
chanic Teachers and Families who wish tc reside IN the
village who send their children the Seminary for Eu
cation Teachers and Professional Men deeply interested in
practical Educaton Business and Influential en and such
Capitalists would be likely bequeath Stock ioi the sup
port of orphan Children before they shall be able 10 earn
their expenses.


3. The Stockholders elect annually twelve Trustees
Directors, vino shall appoint such Officers Professors eac-
ers, &c shall be necessary. and the Institution


T. Let halls of instruction be built also workshops be
erected and rented to respectable intelligent Mechanics who
will employ Teachers and Students uness they have other
work hours day. and pay them what they respectively
Gardeners and Farmers in the neghbohood will also
give employment.


AROUND the INSTITUTION Oh lle lidCt, IcI
parks, ard small pastue-lots be laid with and
alleys let the building and pasture outlots be appraised
and sold sufficiently low induce settlers and yet their IN
creased value will of land seminary buildings
shops and expenses The receipts from sales be divided
Stockholders until the of their investment with
while it invested returned Stockholders to
have the privilege if they desire invest in another yceum
Village Thus, after the original Capital has been returned
the Stockholders the Institution which has been created
by the increased value and profits of the original purchase
After the return to Stockholders of the original Capital and
Interest the annual dividend Of profits will be influenced by
advantages of location enterprise skill and success OF The
Institution. per may be safely calculated upon
the First Lyceum Village and Seminary which has
menced operations.


1ueust :, 1871. H. o. :