The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

KwxHE PREe4pfST on THIS IESTITU-
sffon n vrafi6d 10 announce 10 its patrons
and friends, thaithe regular scholastic year
will open on the sIhsr MONDAY OF DcIDbkk
next, under the glowing Corps Of ieachefs'
d. q. h. CoNx.RLY, N. A., Principal, and
Teacher u lncieut Languages.
@. N. cALLES, Ia, Teacher Of Mathematics.
n v WE,gsuGKR, NJ. A., Assistant In An
clent Languages and English Literature.
JNo, d. LELAip, n. A., Assistant in Mathe-
MATES Mnc Modern Languages.
This school OF boys and young men Is located
IN the high ami healthy hills o. Perry County,
Ala. tbirteenmiles North Of Selma, and i've
mile North o'summeriield; and ean be reached
In three h0irs' d. I've from Selma. Its toodtt-
| N Is health almost beyond comparison. ~
| Il IN the qud country, with all its surround
ngs favorable 10 the study Of books. ~ Is the
l Dr6pertg Of no sect or set Of men, and Is not
| eonfr0ifedby Trustees. IL Il the property
SOLELY Of ths Principal, who alone y RESPONSE
bleto the patrons o. the Institute, for its man
agetnent aBd discipline.
tlelnen OF Energy 10 join him In giving to the
rising generation rare opportunities for aequir-
ing an education, With the experience Of hf-
teen years in controlling boys, and with the de-
votion and energy which VIII be given 70 tne
interests Of our pupils, we think u proper 70
GOOD boy, shall be satisfied with the results.
! we do not intend 10 exh0rt men to send TO
us. but we do intend 10 make IL the true inter-
est Of our friends TO commit their sons 70 our
charge. $50
our experience during the past year, ena-
bles us 10 say that here We have power 70 con
/ troll and subject TO study, our pupils, lar
Greater than we ever had in any village.
From october 70 July, we mall carefully sn.
| perintend the morals, manners, and intellectual
| training Of our students.
No boy will be received whose mora charac-
! ter Is net satisfactory; nor do we purpose 60
| ing beyond et0hteen pupils TO the teacher, thus
giving great advantages to our classes. FOR
/ hoard. including washing. and tuition b5
I af0ht and by ddg from October 10 July, nc
| matter what the age Of the boy j., and no mat
/ ter what he studies, our charge ~ Three nun.
dred and SiIty Dollars; one hundred and
eighty paid on entering, and the REMAINDER
February I4th, 1867.
Each student must furnish two blankets
two sheets, two pillow cases, and his own
towels and lights
Besides, every one must bring money, from
ten TO twenty dollar, to pay for his books aho
stationery. These terms must be htefaHs
complied NTH.
IL a student Is dismissed for any cause, or 1
he has to retire, and does so with our oppr0Udt
his money WIFI be refunded, but II he lcaVe'
without this approval, or runs away, his money
viii not be refunded; nor viii any deduction D'
mad for absence unless oceasloned by pro
tracted sickness of one months duration.
The patrons Of this school embrace many O
the most distinguished men Of Central Ala
bama Their sons can furnish the best eVi
dence and strongest assurances that all oul
plans aud management look to the progress o
the pupil; and that around the enilre eslap
lishment We constantly throw an air OF h0n'
and contentment
, Parties wishing to commit their sons ant
wards to school all Of whose movements ar
systematically controlled to advance the rea
mental training Of its inmates, and whose daily
and weekly schedule, even on saturdays am
SUNDAYS, is mOred by the clock, are cordially
invited to address the undersigned by letter.
ID. G. b. CONNERLY,
Ston0wall Institute,
SepI1d1w&wIm. near Summerfield, Ala