The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-10-11
F A M Il l. Y A N d ID AY SCHOO L
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
At NOrpich, Conn.
C. b. WEBSTER, A. NJ, NJ. D., PRINCIPAL.

B. WEBSTER, A. NJ, NJ d., PRINCIPAL.
T OCATION.-Norwich is known to be one of the mos
beautiful and healthy in New England com.
bnng TO all unusual degree the advantages of both city and
country.
Day School-The Day School, under the present Princ
pal has been in operation during the last years For
the past three years, Boarding mas been connected with it,
Family Departnent-Mrs. Webster, who has had long
experience in teaching and i'm the training young ladies
will give her undivided the interests of the nsu-
ton large and commodous house, pleasantly situated
will be open the first of April where the school
will be continued with increased facilities for the comfort
and improvement of the pupils Every effort will be made
TO enforce habits of order and puncuay, ncucae
truly lady like department in every particular and throw
around the members of the family the influences nell
ordered Christian home.
Jnreaie DeparmenLFor the rery young, cho may hare
been dPred o. parental care our endeavor will be TO pro-
vide home which shall far possible supply the loss
they have sustained The number will never be so large
that each individual receive partc ular super
vision of the heads of the family.
Physical 1|aining.-A watchul care will be exercised
over the physical well mental the pupils
ment and constitution Whatever the intellectual attain.
ments, but little can be enjoyed accomplished in life
without sound physical system Abundant opportunity
will be afforded for retired exercise ia The open there will
also be given lessons and practice caishenic exercise
admirably adapted promote grace of motion and de-
velopment of form.
Sessions and VacatonsThere will be vacation of six
weeks from the last Wedne sday of July. The remainder
of the year will be divided sessions of eleven weeks
each, separated by short vacations Boarding scholars
remain during the short vacations, they wish with
out extra charge Pupils will be received any time but
for no shorter period than onehaf the academic year
Notice OF removal will be expected AT least month be-
fore the time OF leaving.
TERMS.
For Board, including fuel lights washing &C. and for
Tuition in all the branches of thorough English Educa-
with the Ancient Languages $500 quar-
tery payments. Extras-the Modern Languages, Music
Drawing and Oil Painting, the charge
Use of Piano per quarter, SO.
1t may be stated for the information of those parents
who wish to place their and daughters each
other that there is also in Norwich a Family School for
Boys OF the highest ORDER under the charge of the Rev.
Charles K. Abbott
REFERENCES.
Rev. Alvan Bond, ID. ID. Norwich
Rev. g. B. Cheever ID. d., New York.
Rev. ii. p. Arms Norwich.
Rev. A. G. Washburn, Agent American Bible Society
Rev. John p. CULVER, Norwich.
Rev. w. +. Morgan, Rector Christ Church, Norwich
Rev. Nathaniel Bouon, d. d., Concord, N. III.
Rev. c. Z. Bush, Norwich.
Rev. Chs f. Abbott, Prin. Boys Family School. Norwich
Rev. Henry T. Cheever, Greenport, L. l.
Prof John ID. Philbrick, State Supt. Com. Schools
Hon. l.. F. s Foster, U. $. Senator Norwich.
Hon. John A. Rockwell Norwich.
Col. A. s Williams, Detroit,
Charles Johnson, Esq, Norwich.
William Burnett, Esq. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Ralph Farnsworth M. d., Norwich.
Gen. William Williams Norwich.
Nor,cieh Conn, January 1, 1855. d46