The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-11
THE SPRINGFIELD
FEMALE SEMINARY.

VlHIs INSTITUTION r. located in Springfield, Carke
i County, Ohio, distant 81 miles from Cincinnati
with which Il s Dected by four day lines Of cars
Il ia on direct route between Cnciu natl and san
dusky, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Philadelphia and New
York. Il is impossible 10 ind more desirable or
suitable situation fr such institution. The city Of
Springfield s noted for the beauty aud healthfulness
rs location, he taste dEpAyed In It's Improvements,
the energy, intelligence, r hnement, aud high moral
character OF its nhabtants. The Institutlon occu-
pies elevated position, overlooking the city ehd
surrounding country. The grounds are ample, en-
bracng nearly five acres Of shade and lawn, diyersi
fed BY springs and running brOOksOf pure and hole
some water. The buildings are lmnod0us Bnd taste
fll and perfectly adapted to the purposes for which
they originally designed Special care has been
taken TO thorough ventilation, and 10 provide
every appliance necessary for the comfort and health
Of the pupils. The rooms carpeted and neatly fur
niahed In all respects The whole establishment is
lighted with gas and heated by the most approved
We emplIy as Telchers those only whose successful
experience has shown them TO possess that high de-
gree Of social intel ectua and moral culture Which
well Cts them to Instruct their pupils in all that per
tains 20 a thorough and polished education.
The Department Of Drawing snd Painting
lisa, who has no superior an Art and Teacher
His inmiable paintings of Niagara scenery have al
ready given him worldwide reputation.
The Department Of Music, which as general
thing occayies suOo dioRte place in such insti Ia
tons have elevated 70 its true pos ton, by afford
ing advantages in this fully equal to those In the 9th
partments OF leaning. Ouf ann is 20 aEol the
very best facilities, in every branch, OF thorough
Nus cal Education. To this end we have adopted a
full exact and thorough course Of study in the theory
and prSe ice OF Music which may be pursued alone or
in connection with STUDIES in the other depart
ments.
One OF the best evidences OF the high eatimatioD IN
which our School is held at home and abroad IL n the
fact that durgg the ten years OF its existence
hundred aud hirfy-oBs young iadies have comileted
their full course OF study and received their Dpom1s
aud for some trn0 past the number Of our pupils has
been fully equal TO the capacity Of the Institution
Pupils fiom abroad required 10 board in the lnsti
tutlon that they may enjoy the constant care,
pie and society Of their Teachers Parents who CON-
mil their daughters 70 care may feel assured their
varied interests viii receive cur constant and consC
eneOus attention.
The present Session closes December Esd, and the
nsHt session opens January eth and closes June 22d
1854
TERMS
For Board and Tuition 10 all the regular studies for
scholastic year Of 10 moaths or Al the for
q shorter time,) $40.
Music Lessons for session of I've months, t22 50.
Drawing, SO. Painting $50. French or German,
$40 Washing, 40 cents per dozen.
For further information, or catalogue, apply 70
either OF the Principals.
Rev. II. r. WILSON, D. D,
Roy. J. L. RODGERS, A. NJ,
Springfield, Ohio.