Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-09-27

U,HIs Istititutioni Is atpresens .-sfsss
in a aonrishihs conditien3 ss. sss-iz q;
nnu, heriirr II pupiis. sf In en- ssl...ikl1
eray and eminent qualifications OF the teacA-
ers n I'll the .depsrtmsnta. aud their dsvotiol
1 to the 4, tsrests OF the SCHOOL, Warrant us il
ltredicatne of it. permanent prosperity. a
rerpIar course of study As adopted, aud upor
the COMPLETION Of it, the pupils receive Dipio-
mas. conferred bSi The Trustees anu Faculty oI
the Institution. f.Ths plan of giving Dlpie-
mas was adopted for the purpose OF aftordFns
an incentive TO ia industry OF The pupils, un-
til thew shall have ACQUIRED an education, suf-
feient to enable them to pass respectfully in
any circle Experience has proved it1mPrac-
ticable, to obtain a good education. without
pursuing a regular course OF Study TO compile
ton, and the scholar makine thorough wofk at
each STAGE of advancenert. An Ifregu lar, Mt
full and intermittent prosecusonsof Ssudy, We
regard as perfect burlesque upon e ,l
and parents and guardians VINO may patron
;ze our School are assured, that their
children or wards will not be permitted to fly
ct random from one;thing TO another. like the
butterfly from flower TO fewer, and only get
mere taste as they pass. 8The.teachers are by
no means emulons Of turning cut a set of mag
ic-wSopght,- butterfly productions. from tho
School, ard impose them upon the world as
EDUCATED yoang ladies. No pains will be
srared ia making thcss sent. 70 the School
ACCOMPLISHED LABIEs AND ScHoEArs. The
terms OF tuitiou'ars low. and boarding in good
families may he obtained as cheap as in any
other viltage of .she SINE size ia the Stsse.--
And having superior 49,
Ci.enslcai and As
= economical Apparatus: -
As well az GLOBES, oUTE1Nk MAPS, etc., they
offer Inducements to parents and gliardiaussat
4 distance, surpassed by but few similar Insti-t
buttons in the State. Us : -
TernaS Per Session of Twenty One
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llTgBARY D3YARTll5MlfsI
PRIAARY GLAss--For Spelling, Read 4
ug, Writing. Geography commenced. and
hs elem cuts of Arithmetic. 10 co
JUNIOR CLAss.-Geosraphy with
Tlobs,) Arithmetic concluded, CRAM 8 aE-..
mar, United States History, First Lessons
n Natural Philosophy, Ecclesiastical
tistCry .'-..... 1870. .i2 W {
SENIOR CJAss.--Natural- Philosophy (
Nth Experimepts. Chemistry with 10,
ancient Geography, Assronomy, History
& Rome, Rhetoric. Logic, Botany, Afge-e - !
rs Gaonetry Political EcoroplY, Phys r, I
olcgv, II eteorology, Moral Philosophy,
Intellectual Philosophy, Natural Theol-A
gv. Latin and Greek. co /
Incidental Expenses. ........-.......... l CO
; MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Instruction on tbs Hsyp.;. ...;..... $50 90
! do !. do Piano. ....25 90 Z
7 do do Melodson. =. ;. 30 90 !,
do do q sGutars.I.. .A.-..20- 90 /
Ts- of instrument. ..:..............1 90
'ocal Music and Systematic Trainiugof -
tae Dice. -. -. 90
,essousJin Musical Composition to, adj
yapced pupils ......... ...-.. 10 %
Ornamental Department.:
linear and Perspective Draw;ng, Moro: l1ai' /
chrounasio Painting, aud Painting in ::
India IEk.... $50 90
$ COURSE OF slpDl8Sec -
The Course of Studies embraced in "a 3 fore
oi1-g LIST. includes III he branches taught in
10 best Female Schools in the State
Class featian and adVaHseEenf.
YoTrr tlaaiess on entering this Institution,
e CHASED according TO their requirements att
re tune, and not to what they may have
zen at any previous period; and no pupil is
lowed toadyancs from one Department until
lie is thorough in all tho studies Of that which
,e leaves-it being the determ:nationo the
fiicers-to make thorough scholars. Particu-
r attention paid to Spelling, Reading and
The next Session will commences the First ,
inr Septcnssser. at which tina
ishighly important for Pupils to be present
the organization of the Glasses. The Seho-'f
site Year closes in June, leaving the Months
July and August for Vacation. IL
GrPupils charged from the time they enter
Re School until the end of the Session. ri Y,
HrNo deduction for absence, except in CO. = :
S of protractsd sickness.-E1 :
JOHN NJ. BRIGHT,
Pres. of Board Of Trustees.
July 20, 1s55--3m. .s4T z .sy8s, +,
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