Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26
oaachi,a Conference Female Co;lr.e.

Tn'in 4 rkansas. RkE; BENJ. WATSON, President and Prof. of lt Beliea Letters and Natural and Moral Science.
 REV. J. $: MeALlSTER, A. M., Prof. of Lan
 Mss ANN E. WATSON Assistant.
 . 1-,- ieg;her of Ornamental Branches anI French
 PROF. E. k. BARCUS, Principal of Music De- partment.
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. VI. r. Somerven President. Wn II unntor Secretary, R'v Howell L. Taylor. Treasurer Rev Andrew Hunter. Rev. Wm F. Radcliffe. Rev. A. k. Winfield Rev. L G. Mckenzie, Rev. J. II. Blake Wm. Smith. -''1-'
 CONFERENCE DIRECTING COMMITTEE.
 Rev A. <. Winfield, Rev. A. Hunter. Rev. Wm s. Radcliffe.
 Terms per Session of five months, Primary de- p2rment. Sl0: Preparatory department SIS: CoI egiate department, Sz0 Latin. Greek or French s5 extra; Drawing and Painting Needo Work or Wax Work. BIO: Music on Piano or Guitar incuding use "i lnsturument and Vocal Music, $50; Incidental fee oo crnls; Board, including every thing SI0 Der month.
 One halfof the board and tuition in advance. file balance at he close If lhc Session. Nodcduction for lost tune ey y'ept in eases of pIocracted sickness
 The Aprng Session will commence the lst Monday in February, and close th. l..st week in June. wi, ii the annual examination. The Fall Se>son will com menGa The ls1 Monday in September and clos. the last day of January.
 The course of S'uiv iS not ev .o,l by tb,. nf anr Female College in the south West
 he Faculty l> superior. thoroughly educated, ex- pericnred and >kiIIed in teaching: prudent di ucut ani energetic, in conducting the operation, of th, lnSitut!on. Regularity anI order is required in everything.
 There is an excellent Lihrary full supply of Maps and Charts, and frs, ratr Ph,osohicl and Chcmi al apparatus b'lp" Ginr to the College. Economy in cv- tehiitnre diligence in s.udY thoroughncs> of ho- larsip, anu industrious cultivation of the finer >cr, hlHties "f the heart, earnestly impressed upon the pupils. Pupis are not pcrlnitteI to mako W.. counts m the stores. Parents and Guardians are re- quoted to deposit with the boarding house money Sllcleht [" purchase Whtt may be nercssary Book, shed at Cincinnati retail prices and carriage It E ac Nnowed-e that thiS k the best school in the Sate ana we making every possible effort to increase it- capabilities. Inc h2nlthines- of Tulip nS location for a Colece > best tested by the fact that during the ei,b, SOS sons he Institution has been under the presidency o; heV. behl at>on, no serious case of sickness has occurred among thc boarding pupils: and notyth- standing the school has been in operation eight or ten years no pupil teacher has died while connected Hl.hlt. IuIp m refinement. inteli ircnce, and hrh moral sentiment. iS not eXcelled by any community n the Stat3. onne Ladies not exposed to those examples o a>hons toles, to which they are liable | in towns and cities
 | Prof. B,rcus and Lady have charge of the Stew arTs Hall. and though board can b. obtained u the ghoorhood r E better for the pupils to be in charge l If the teachers.
 Thi. school has already been great blessing tc Church and State but since it has been donated to the Conference expecting for t greatly ex- | tented career of usefulness. Education thorough education will cost less here tea9 m any oth'r Female College in the south West | of the same capAbilitv.
 For particulars llress Rev. Benj Watson, Tulip Arkansas.
 By order of thrh board of Trustees WILLIS L. sOMERvELL, Prsst.
 W. II. HrNrEn Seoy ! Jan. I2 1872 3t