The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-20

b. PRESIDENT OF THIS INSTITU-
BON is gratilied to announce to its patrons
Friends, that the regular scholastic year
9pcn on the FIRST MONDAY OF OCTOBER
Ilndcr the following Corps of Teachers:
B. CoNNERLY, NJ. ~, Principal, and
'eacher of Ancient Languages.
CALLEN, NJ. ~, Teacher of Mathematics.
!. WEIssINGER. NJ. A. Assistant in An
TENT Languages and English Literature.
-. LELAND, NJ. ~, Assistant in Mathe-
latics and Modern Languages.
II school for boys and young men is located
high and healthy hills of Perry County,
thrtecn miles North of Selma, and five
North of Summertield; and can be reached
alrer hours Il i've from Selma. It's LOCdLi-
Redlthy almost beyond comparison. 1t
lhe quiet country, with all its surround
favorable to the study of books. II is the
hty Of 40 sect or set Of men, and is not
bliCL bV Trustees. 1t Is the property
of the Principal, who alone Is response
ithc patrons of the Institute, for its man
knt and discipline.
i Principal has engaged these three gem
b of energy to join him in giving to the
generation rare opportunities lor actl llilT-
b education. With the experience of tit-
Sear> in controlling boys, and with the de-
i and energy which Will he given to the
Bis Of our pupils, we think il proper To
BIT every ri@ht-minded man, who sends us
II boy. shall be satisfied with the results.
DO not intend to eNhort men to send 10
Ant we do intend to make it the true inter-
i our friends 20 commit their sons to our
II experience during the past year, cna-
hs to ~av that here we have power to con
ssnd subject to study, our pupils, far
kr than we ever had in any village.
D. October to July, we hall carefully su
BEND the morals, manners, and lntclectuai
shg Of or students.
Ehoy will be received whose mora chafa'-
snot satisfactory; nor do we purpose 60
4Sond eighteen pupils to the teacher, thus
8 great advantages to our classes. or
il including washing. and tuition 6y
tGad Jg dQg. from October TO July. no
u what the age Of the boy l., and no mat
Elat he studies, our charge l. Three HIM,
land Sjrty DOl{drS; one hundred ana
III paid on entering. and the remainder
Hary I4th. 1861.
b student must furnish two blankets,
Sheets, two pillow eases, and his own
u and lights.
*Ie>, every one must bring money, from
d twenty dollar>. TO pay for his books ami
Hhcrv. These terms must be literally
II lea lritb.
8 student is dismissed for any cause, or II
Il to retire. and does 80 with our Oppr0cdt.
&onev will be refunded, but if he leaves
h. this approval, or runs away, his money
2Ot be refunded; nor will any deduction be
Il for absence unless occaSioned by pro-
Ii sickness ofone months duration.
patrons of this school embrace many of
zoSt distinguished men of Central Ala
Their sons can furnish the best evil
IL and strongest assurances that all our
land management look to the progress OF
#npil: and that around the entire e>tab-
i mt we constantly throw an air Of home
NpntentmGnt.
tics wishing to commit their sons and
i to a school all of whose movements are
#haticallv controlled 10 advance the real
} training of its inmates, and whose daily
4eekly schedule, even on Saturdays and
~, is 7nored by the clock, are cordially
N i to address the undersigned by letter.
ID. {. b. CONNERLG,
q Stonowall Institute,
#lldlwSw1m. near Summerfield. Ala.