The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-10
THE SPRINGFIELD
FEMALE SEMINARY.

VlHIs INSTITUTION is located in Springfield, Clarke
l. County, OHIO, distant "a miles from Cincinnati
with which IL Is connected by four daily lines " cars
II Is on direct route between Cnein natl and san
dusky, Cleveland, PittsbuTg, Philadelphia and New
York. Il is impossible 70 ind more desirable or
suitable situation Tor such institution. The city Of
Springfield noted for the beauty and healthulness
location, he taste Dip aged In It's improvements,
the energy, intelligence, r fnement, and high moral
character Of its nh 'bit4nts The ltsttnliDn occo-
pies elevated position, overlooking the city and
surroabdf country. The grounds are ample, en-
bracing nearly I'VE acres Of shade and lawn dIvsTs-
BED BY springs andrnDn ng brooks OF pure aud hole
some water TIE buildings arec mmOdious snd taste
fal and perfectly adapted to the purposes for which
they we're originally designed. Special care has been
taken TO thorough ventilation ara 10 provide
every Epp ince beceSsary for the comfort and hfath
Of the pupis The rooms re carpetsd and atty fur
utshed "a all respe -. The whole establishment Is
lighted with gas, and heated b. the most approved
steam apparatus.
experience has shown them to pOafess that Oh do
gree OF social intel ecIual and moral cultu which
well Ats them 20 instruct their pupils IN All that per-
tains to a thoTough aud polished eduCation.
The Department Of ORA wing snd Painting
"a under tGo cbag 70 6ODFAEI y. FR ANKkAsTVNE,
Esq who has no superior AZ an Art ST and Teacher.
His inimitable lainthgs Of Niagara soeuery have a.
ready given him a worldwide Tepu alton. ..s
The Department Of Music, VII Oh, az general
thing, PICS suUo di JaIo place In such instl u
tons we have eIeyat d 10 its true pos t0n, by afford
ing advantages this fully equal TO Tia in tie 9th
or pArtmsnts Of leaning Our aim Is TO Afford the
very best facilities, In every branch, Of thorough
Muscal Education. To this end have adopted a
full exact and thorough Of study in the theory
and prac ice Of Nusic which may be pursued alone or
In connection with stu les in the other depart
ments.
One Of the best evidences OF the high eatimsion 10
which our School Is held at home and abroad Is in the
fact that durigg tho tea years OF its existence one
hEsdred and thirty young .ad es have com leled
Their full course study and received their Dip g;
nd for some TIM past the number Of our pupils has
been fully CquIl 10 the capacity OF the IusltutI n
Pupils iiom road required to board 10 the Insti
tutou that they may eIJOy the constant care, exam
pie aud society OF their TrGche Parents who COM
init their daughters 10 care, may feel assured their
varied ntertss will receive cur constant and cOnsci
enoious attention.
Tho present Session closes December 23d, and the
next session opens January eh and closes June I'D,
1854
TERMS
FOR Board and Tuiion ia all the regular studies for
scho astc year Of 10 months Tor al the rate for
q shorter tine,) $40.
Music Lessons for session Of Eve months, so 80.
Drawing, $40 Painting, $50. french or German,
$40. Washing, 40 cents per dozen.
For further Information, or catalogue, apply TO
either OF the Principals.
Rev. II. r. WILSON, n. D.,
Rev. J. l.. RODGE 81, A. NJ,
Springfield, Ohio.