The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-06
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THE SPRINGFIELD
FEMALE SEMINARY.

FEMALE SEMINARY.
THIS INSTITUTION IS locaiedin Springfield, Clarke
L County, Ohio, distant "a miles from Cincinnati
with which it Is connected By four daily lines Of cars.
II Is on direct route between Cincinnati and san
dusky, Cleveland, Pittsbmg, Philadelphia and New
York. IL Ia impossible 10 ind 4 more desirable o.
suitable situation for sush institution. 1he city q
Springfield is noted for the beauty aod heaithfulness
Of ts location he taste aged III It's Improvements
the energy, intelligence huement, and high moral
character Of its nh tbiants. The Institution Occu-
pies elevated position, Overlooking the city and
surrounding country. The grounds are ample, en-
bracing nearly Eve Of shade and lawn, dyersi-
ded by springs and ng brooks Of pure ana hoic
some walter. The buildings aree mmOdiGus md taste
fi aud perfectly adapted to the purPoses FOR which
they were originally designed Special care has been
taken TO thorough ventilation and 20 provide
every appliance necessary for the comfort ane hsath
Of the pupils The rooms are caTn9ted ans neatly fur
nished 10 all respscts The whole establishment il
lighted with gas, and :ssated b. the most approved
steam apparatus r1
We employ a. Telchers thse only whose successful
experience has shown them 20 possess that gh de-
gree Of social, intel ectua and moral cultuie which
well fits them 10 Instruct their pupils a. all that per
taips to a thorough and polished education.
The Department Of raving AMI Painting
: uHde. tIs charge o. soDfzEr N fRASAIss1eSE,
ESQ, who has no superior an Art II and Teacher.
Bis ininitabe paintings Of Niagara scenefy have al
ready given him worldwide Tepu' alton.
The Department Of Music, wh Oh, as a general
OcSptr h4Dti AilStt place IN aucA luHtl "a
tons we have elevated 10 is true postum b. afford
ing advantages n this fully equal % the 81 IN TIC eth
ct d partments Of Learning Our aim Is - afsld be
very best facilities, 10 every brHnch, Of th0rOu
arscal Education. To thls end We have adopted q
full exact and thorough Of study In the thsor
and prse ceo Music, which may be pursued alone or
10 c0nGection WITH lies u The other depart.
ments.
One 81 the best evidences OF the hiah eatiTnsffo, i
which School l. held az hOme and abroad il hi te
TACT that durigg the te0 years Of lis existence ons
hundred aud diir,y0as young aides have comcleted
Their full course " study and received their Dip os.
aud for some tins past the number o. our ptis has
been fully equal 20 ihe capacity Of the InstituttOn
Pupils fiOm stroad required 10 board 10 ths Tnsfi
tuition, that they may enjoy The constant care eTa
pie and society Of theft T~aehe q PareDts -. -,
init their daughters 70 our cre may feel assured their
varisd interests viii receive cur constant and eonsc
encious attention
The present Session closes Docember ga ana ne
next Session opens January 5th and cIoses June Ra
1901
TERMS.
For Board and Tuition ia an the regular EtudIss for
schoastic year a 10 nonths Tor 81 the same rate f
a shorter tiDe,) $40
Music LeEsons for session az I've moaths 80 20
Drawing, SO. Painting, so. French or German
$40 Washing, 80 cent? per dozen.
For further informa iou, or catalogue aunfv "a
either " lie Principals
Rev. h. R. WILSON, o. D.,
Rev. J. L. kOiEiERs, AN
spriagaeld, Ohio