The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-05
JACKSON HOME SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES'.

Rev 7, d. OZANNE and Mrs. E. 0ZANNE, Prin'Is.
Mr. WILLIAM BUSCH. .... Professor Of Music.
: tHE seventh term of this School will commence
Il on the first Monday in October. and continue
Eve months The following term will commence on
the LIST of March, 1860.
The situation of the school is all that be de-
sired for health and beauty, it is about mile from
the Capitol and has every convenience for the &C
comodation Of limited number of boarders who
in every respect treated members of the FAINT
ly.
1t is the constant aim OF the Principals to make
their School second to mona in the country, and to
this end they always employ Teachers of ability and
experience.
The Course Of Instruction embraces the studies
adapted to the most tender years, well as those
suited to the most advanced stage of School or Col
lege education.
Peculiar advantages are afforded for the acquire
nent of French, and facility in speaking the Ian
guage may be attained by ali who desire it.
Ia Music few Schools enjoy equal advantages.
In word, it is the aim If the school. in every
department Of study, not only to impart 70 the pu
pills q thorough acquaintance with the books and
accomplishments which they are learning, but to
inspire them with love of knowledge, and with a
of its inestima BILE value and oil tie response
bilities connected with il.
In tie Home School, the course of study Is divided
into two departments, the Preparatory and the
Academic The former embraces Orthography,
Reading, Writing. Authentic, through reduction
Parley's Universal History, Modern Geography,
completely English Grammar, United States His
tory, English Composition, Natural Philosophy and
Peterson's Familiar Sciences
The Academic Department embraces four G. asses,
called respectively, the Primary Sophomore, Junior
and Senior.
Primary Glass.
Orthography and EtymoIogy.
English Grammer continued.
Arithmetic, continued
Natural Philosophy, (reviewed.)
Grecian History.
Ancient Geography, in connection with Modern,
reviewed.
Chemistry.
D Latin and Greek Grammar.
Moral Philosophy.
Mythology.
Physiology.
Prosody.
English Composition and Execution.
SophOfaoEs Glass.
Octhography and E tymology, (eontinued.|
Arithmetic, Complete
English Grammar, continued
Ancient Geography, (eomplete.)
Roman History.
Physical Geography.
Synonyms
Algebra, (commenced,)
French Spanish, commenced
Latin or Greek Reader.
Meteoroogy.
Botany, commenced
Prosody
English Composition and Eloeution.
Junior Class.
Orthography and Etymology, (cont'd.l
Synonyms, reviewed.
Algebra Through Qaadratic Equatioas.}
Rhetoric
Geometry.
Chemistry, (reviewed.)
Barrington's Natural science.
French or Spanish.
Botany, Complete.
Latin or Greek, Caesar, Virgil Salust, or
Greek Testament.
Logic, commenced
English Literature.
English Composition and ElOeution.
Senior Class.
Intellectual Philosophy.
Logic (eontinued.)
Political Economy.
Rhetoric, (continued.)
Geometry, Continued.
Astronomy.
French and English Composition.
Latin. Virgil, Sallust and Horace,) or Greek
(Homer's Ilaid
French Composition
English Literature.
English Composition and EIocution.
English History.
During the last five months, there will be a gem
sral review of the whole course.
TERMS,
PER SESSION OF TWENTY -oNE WEEKS
Board, with fuel and lights ......$ 800 90
Tuition in English Branches. .......... Is 90
Modern languages-French& Spanish each. is 90
Ancient Languages-each. ....... Is 90
Music. Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
Use of instruments, one hour daily. 5 90
Drawing and Painting. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90 |
Embroidery and fancy needle work. 40 90 I
1uei in School Room-Winter Session. 90 |
" ashing. ..................... 10 90 |
Incidental Tax. ......... | on |
Payments invariably half in advance
No deduction made from the time of entrance to |
he end OF the session, except in cases of protrac-
ed sickness. Pupils received at any time during |
he year.
Each pupil should be provided with towels, and a
liver spoon and FORK