Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
Ouachita Conference Female College,
 Tulin. ArLan>as

 pEV. BENJ. WATSON, President and Prof. of ll Belles Letters and Natural and Moral Science. REV. J. $. McALlSTER, A. M., Prof. of Lan- guages and Mathematics
 MISS ANN E. WATSON, Assistant. =. Teacher of Ornamental Branches and French PROF. E. K. BARCUS, Principal of Music De- partment.
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. W. F. Somervel, President Wm H. Hunter Secretary. Rev. Howell L. Taylor, Treasurer Rev. Andrew Hunter, Rev. Wm. P. Radcliffe, Rev. A. R. Winfield Rev. D. L. G. Mckenzie, Rev. J. H. Blake Iy M smith, Col Wm. Holmes, Samuel H. Smith, Wm. Smith,
 CONFERENCE DIRECTING COMMITTEE. Rev A. R. Winfield, Rev. A. Hunter, Rev. Wm S. Radcliffe.
 Terms per Session of five months, Primary de- partment, $lo; Preparatory department, sl5 Col leglate department. $2o Latin, Greek French, $5 Work, $l0; Music on Piano Guitar, including use of Instrument and Vocal Music s30 Incidental fee 90 cents Board, including every thing, slO per month.
 One half of the board and tuition in advance. the balance at the close of the Session. Nodeduction for lost tlme except in eases of protracted sickness. The Spring Session will commence the lst Monday in February, and close the last week in June with the annual examination. The Fall Session will com mence the lst Monday in September, and close tn last day of January.
 The course of study is not exclled by that of any Female College in the South West.
  perenced and skilled in teaching: prudent diligent and energetic, in conducting the operations of the Institution. Regularity and order is required in everything.
 There is excellent Library full supply of Maps and Charts, and first rate Philosophical and Chemical apparatus belongingt to the College Economy in ex- penditure. diligence in study thoroughness of scho larshp and industrious cultivation of the finer sensi- biities of the heart, are earnestly impressed upon ] the pupils. Pupils are not permitted to make ac- counts in tc stores. Parents and Guardians are re- quested to deposit with the boarding house money sufficient to purchase what may be necessary Book. furnished at Cincinnati retail prices and carriage. It Is acknowledged that this is the best school in the State and we are making every possible effort to increase it's capabilities.
 The healthiness of Tulip AS location for Collece is best tested by the fact, that during the eight Ses sons the Institution has been under the presidency of Rev. BenJ. Watson, no serious case of sickness has occurred among the boarding pupils; and notwith- standing the school has been in operation eight or ten years no pupil or teacher has died while connected WILT Lahp m rehnement, intelligence and high moral sentiment, Is not excelled by any community Tn the State Young Ladies are not exposed to those examples of fashions folies to which they are liable in towns and cities. | Prof. Barcus and Lady have charge of the Stew ards Hall, and though board can be obtained in the | of the teachers
 This school has already been great blessing to Church and State, but since it has been donated to the Conference, we are expecting for it greatly tended career of usefulness.
 Education thorough education will cost less here than in any other Female College in the South West, of the same capability.
 For particulars address, Rev. Benj. Watson, Tulip, Arkansas
 I By order of the board of Trustees.
 WILLIS L. SOMERvELL, Pres't. | WI. H. HUNTER, Sec'y. | Jan. 12. 1859. St