New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19
A STON RIDGE SEMINARY for YOUNG

"A LADIEs-Rev b. s. HUNTINGTON, A. 81, fnacps.
Til, schoo has successful operation for nine yea
ana long been recommended for conbr alton ~ sivsn
tase' physical mental .nd religions such a. Few Iu s s
n Wednesday, of September next with increased advantages
comfort al Improvement Of pupils believed to be hardly
squaled in ihi. country con,.. p. 70
miles g. w. from Philadelphia and accessible by railrosd
several times day 1t FIVE miles wet Of the Chester station
tho road to Baltimore and one AID sh'f miles es rom
the Roekdss station the new road ifo fhnadepha 70
PHYsICAL ADvANTAGEs.-Ths situ.tiou is very elov.-
ted eommsndrgs prospect of thirty miles, and 'rmsrsade
for besthr es and beauty OF ensry " over s
teDsre avn adorned With Walls arbors nruoety and
snO,G pa spo ep.I, psrt cheerfaness Of mind
Here "yss parent, the cheek, acquire bloom aud the
AID every pupil without exception has improved in health
The teT.lt them from a bs .cHo .od
tho many comforts and advantages oil fehned Uhnsn
REGULATIONs-"T The law Of the house., says patron,
sis tho Law ofovo and kindness happily administered E'ch
al things connected with health comfort aud improvement;
ard the sc LmITATros of admissions tofory wi five teach
TIE BuiLpiSGs Combine b.aaty Of Architecture with
mns and modern Of bath rooms
farp.e.. on every floor teT.ce v.I.nds
&c The sleeping rooms are conmodious handsomely furnished
and confined two three occupants conservatory con-
nscs with the library AID paror and all the internal
of the household table &c are sccordant WI rsned
associations and conducive 10 refined tastes and habits among
TtiE COURSE OF STUDY comprises all the branches of
thorough Engsh Education together with the Lain French
and Italian Languages Music sad Drawing It's com
kletiOn 10 optional with parents
French conversation conducted by Mrs HUNTINGTON, who
has had the Of Zine resdesce in Paris
THE TEACHERS are lsdies Of such Christian character,
refinement Of and experience in teachng place
th-p n the frat rank Of their profession
TIE RELIGIOUS INFLUENCE-The following are some
OF the eIpreons Of corsymen, parents aud pupils Tbs
Church he thankful for such school" Never shall
forget the impressions have received thst :, ismJ
tisn training" sod e'spgelica instructions ard hsLthul
religious nduncs brought to bear directly on the forming
character of the pupils 49, n,,,
ACCESSIBLE IA hours, via Media ard Rochdsls. from
Eiskssnth and Market Pbilsdsl miles 10
The Rockdale station al miles cast from thence BY carriage
or stage or q hours via Chester from Prime and brosd
streets Phsdelph Is miles Chester, aud mi es west
from thence BY carriage or stage. :.
TFRMsfor al the advantages Of the n'ti'uon including
instruction the ches of study together with ALL In
scho. bosfs sheet music drawing
materials &c, leaving NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY DEscRiP
TON WHATEVER 500 per session OF five montns-psysble
always III advance go,
OTTFIT-A silver fork and spoons sheets towels and table
An inventory of every article Of clothing &C.,
fastened inside the trunk
RFFFRENCES.-The school 10 strongly recommended by
parents and Evangelical cergymen in nearly stats
whose names with s other Information will DO furnished on
application to the Principal. - -
AddIeu Rev b. s. HUNTINGDON
il,se Greer -OHce. Delaware Co., Pa.