The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-08
THE SPRINGFIELD
SEMINARY,

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THIS INSTITUTION is located IN Springfield Cake
| L County, Ohio, distant Si mies from Cincinnati
with which Il is connected by four daily lines Of cars
Il IS on a direct route between Cincn natl and San
| dusky, Cleveland, PlttsbuIg Philadelphia and New
York. II h impossible b md a more dssirabl0 or
suitable situation for such an institution The city Of
Springfield Is noted for the beauty and healhfulnsss
location he taste dEp aged 10 It's improvements,
the energy, intelligence, refinement, and high moral
character Of It's inh bitants. Tho Institution Occu-
pies elevated position, overlooking The city and
| Surrounding country. The grounds arc ample, en-
bracing nearly Eve acres Of shade and lawn dveTsi
ned by springs andrunn ng brooks Of pure and whole
soma water. Tue buildings are mmodOus end taste
full and perfectly adapted to tbs purposes FOR which
they originally designed. Special care has been
taken to Secure thorough ventilation, ana 10 provide
every appliance necessary for the comfort and health
Of the pupils The rooms csrpeted and neatly fur
| nished in all respects. The whole esiablshmeEt q
lighted With gas, aud heated b. the most approved
we employ as Telchefs those only wboss successful
experience has shown them 10 possess that 81 de-
gree Of social, intel ecual and moral oeta whieh
well hts them 10 instruct their pupils IN al that per-
| tsins TO q thorOuzh and polished education.
The Department Of Drav wing and Painting
is Under to- charge Of GODFREY y. fRasLEAsiuNE
ESQ, who has superior as an At 81 and Teacher.
His inimitabe paintings of Niagara sceuery have al
"a tdy glT-p him 8 worldwide repu alton
The Department Of Music, which, az gsueral
thing occupies saDoi atlste place IN such insii ~
tloDA Nc nave tl-F 70 " aa4}GA-
ing Advantages in this fully equ thoss IN the oth-
er partments OF leaning. UuT aim Is 70 aGoFd be
very best facilities, IN every branch, o. thoTout
auscal Education. To this end we have adopted
full and thorough Of study Ia the thsory
and pr&s ice Of Music Whioh may be pursHsd alone or
10 connection with studies 10 the ether depart
ments.
One Of the best evidences Ct tie high eatimstion In
which our School is held at home md abroad Is 10 The
fact hat durgg the ten years Of its ezistencs eEs
hundred AID thirty young .ad IS have CCmrIeted
their full course VI study and received their Dipuzs
and for tins past tbe number Of onr pupils a.
been fully equal 70 the capacty Of the Institution
Pupils fcm Etroad required 10 board IN tbs Inru-
tuition, that they may JOY the const1nt care cram
pie and society q their Tfacbes Parents Wh5 com.
NIT their daughters 10 care may feel assured tF
varied Interests viii receive constant and tcnsc
eneious attention. --
The present Session closes Decefnbe I'D and the
next session opens January 6th and closes June I'd
1854
TERMS.
For Board and Tpitioa IN all tbs regular stuales for
scholastic year Of 10 months, or a. the same rate Tor
a shorter tme,) $40. ~ -.r
EGsie Lessons tor session Of i've months. s22 90
Drawing, $40. Painting, so. french O. tsefnaB
Go. washing, 20 cents per dozen
For further Information, or catalogue, apply 70
either o. ihe Principals.
Rev. II. r. WILSON, o. D,
Rev. J. l.. RODGERS, A
Springfield, Ohio