Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15
CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL.
J. A. STANLEY. A- B.. Principal

 M. L. CASTEEL. Assisfanf. TI.4IS Institution has recently been placed in charge E of the above mentioned instructOrs- The Prin- cual is graduate of the Uriver~ity of Ge0Tgs- at Athens. He brings hatterng testimonials of scho- larsiP from the Faculty ef Frankfort College The Principal has employ ed his assistant. Mr. T. L. Ca>,eel. gentleman cf a-piable qualities and fully competent tn take charge of the studies Ieh vi De under his supervision Mr. C. has taught yery sac- ee>flliy for the last years al Ten spring Ghape hi. school affords very superior adsantage~ for the attainment of literal e3uca-ion l. is neeie>s tg urge in this enlightened dsv tue great necessity of mental culture AI! case~ of men perfectly under stand its importance. The history of mankind abundanty shOWs. that the seat Of empire neverfals in the end. 10 f0w the seat of intellectual power- Nor is high degree of men ta develornent need fUl to individual -ce~s- He who would command worthy and 1ignihed position among hisfeo#-Inen can eXpect % ta only by the cultivation Of noble virtue- and by intellectual VeriOty- Theseeeyate men ta places Of diStinetion and profit To him. thsrofore who auxious for his oHn success. or for he success Of his children in life the argument, in behalf 0t [ huis1e1 and useful education. appeals wi-h overwhelming force. The Camden High School offers capital induce rnents 70 young men who wish to pur~He Classical and Seieu,ifc Course. While the design of the in >-Tct0Ts will h Gt all events 10 iTGprt useful knOwl sige. they w foster in every student, true dignity of behavior and manii0esS of bearing. Textbooks. regard mere outline 0f any subject henee our re ations VII he enlarged by frequent and elaborate lectures. Camden is one cf rhe rr0st pleasant and prosperous ei.iesn south Arkan-as. Coed boardcan De had a. SIG SIP month. Our school building is eommOiioUs and comfortable. With many ad- vantages in ourfavor we earnestly expect the patron age of an appreciaive p1b.Ic Our present >eS~l m began tne 23d Nov. The institution j. established. on permanent basis Our terms are per session Of five months $IeEs0. according Q the studies pur- sued. French ex,ral slo. Pupils charged from time Of entrance No deduc- tions except for unavailable providsntial causes.
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES. JAMES HTNToS. Iresddent. F. A. CalIawav Ferdinand Williams REFERENCES.
 Hon. Howel Cobb. of Ga. Sec. | z. T.
 Hiram Warner, formerly Judge Supreme Hon. H. W. Hilliard. of Alabama. B. II. Hill. cf Ca
 L. J. Gar-reu T. C.. Ga.
 A. Church, D. D-. Presiden. of Franklin Col
 DEL. Bacon, Camden.
 Dec l5- 1857 l2n
 JUST orensd. another lot of Flat. for M.ses J and Children. MRS. JONES. April 9. $.
 DRESS GOODS. D ECEIFED hy the steamer '.uapaw. splendid h Iot of Dress Gods of all de~erip.ionS- Call ani sss ths"- April p, E. MRS. JONES 4 MOTHER lot of Azr.les, all of the la-e.t s-vles A Fo- -a'e very low by MRS. JONES
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 New Books!sNew Books! \ LARGE anI vel selected a-~ertInen. of the "A la.e9; Moves and Staudsrl Works. j1s- received and for sale st tie lowe~t ca~t Uri.eS as
 HENRY JAruBTS.
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 $. (. smoked Beef and Beef Tongues. T'HREE hundred and twelve lbs. extra :. C. Sll.ok- l ed Beef:
 7 doz extra :. c. Smoked Beef Tongues. Received rer Arkan~a- and for sale i r cash by AEFil ;. RAPLEY. HANGER X co.