The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-11
sToNnWALL INSTITUTES.

HNHE PRESIDENT or THIS INSrtTu
u tian i gratiied 60 announce to it. patron
aud friends, thai the regular scholastic yea
viii open on the FIRsr MONDAY oF Ocronri
next, underline following Corps Of reaehcrs
u. {. u. CoNNERiY, NJ. A.. Principal, an,
Teacher OF Anrient Languages.
q. NJ. cALLKS. NJ. A., Teacher Of Mathematics
II. y. wEisstNGFR NJ. A.. Assistant in An
cient Language 3nd English Literature
JNp n. LELANp. NJ. A., Assistant ia Alathe
MATHIS and Modern Ian uagns.
This school for boys and youns mon n loraltt
In the high aud healthy hills OF Perry County
Ala, thirtCvn miles North Of selma, anil nV,
miles North OF summerlcld; and can he reache,
la thrcc hours 4 i've from selma rs locdH
~ IS ht0Nhg uiMoSi tey0Bd comparison. II
q ia the quiet country, with al is surround
hws favorable "a the study Of books, h Is a.
propcrfB 81 No sect or set Of usGn and Is Aot
controlled " Trustees. II : the property
solely Of the Principal, who alone Is RESPONSE
bic 10 the patrons ot the Institute for It's man.
agrmcnt aud discipline.
The Principal has engaged these three gen.
tlemen Of energy 10 join him In giving 60 the
| rising generation rare opportunities for acquir-
ing an education. With the experience of tl.
teen years In controlling boys, andwith the de-
yotion aud energy which will be given 20 the
Interests ofour pupils, we think Il proper TO
say that every right-mindel man, who sends US
q good boy. shall be satisfied with the results.
We do not intend to exhort men to send 20
us; but we do intend TO make il the true inter.
est OF our friends 20 commit their sons TO our
charge.
Our experience during the past year, ena-
hlus as TO say that here we have power to con
trol, aud subject to study, our pupils, far
greater than we ever had many village.
From October TO July, We hall carefully su
perintend the morals, manners, and intellectual
training of our students.
No hoy win be received whose mora charac-
ter is NOT satisfactory; nor do we purpose 90
Ing beyond eighteen pupils 10 the TEACHER, thus
giving great advantages 10 our classes. For
board, including washing, and tuition Nv
night and bg d0g, from October % jHiH. no
matter what the age Of the hoy i, aud no mat-
ter what he studies, our charge Is Three HtA-
dred and Sirty Dollars, one hundred aud
eighty paid on entering, aud the remainder
February 18th, 1861.
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 10 twenty dollar. top pay for his bnoks and
stationery. These terms must be literally
complied tcith.
II student Is dismissed for any cause. or II
he has 10 retire, and docs 80 with our approval,
his money viii be refunded but IL he i,aycs
tciih0Rt this approval, or runs away, his money
will not be refunded; nor Will any deduction be
mad for absence unless oecasioned by pro-
tracted sickness Of one months duration.
The patrons OF this school embrace many of
the most distinguished men Of Central Ala
hama. Their sous can furnish the best evil
denee and strongest assurances that all our
plans and management look 10 the progress OF
The pupil; and that around the entire estah-
hshment we constantly throw an air Of home
and contcntment.
Parties wishing TO commit their sons and
wards TO school all Of whose movements are
systematically controlled 30 advance the real
mental training Of IT. inmates, and whose daily
and weekly schedule, even on saturdays and
sundays, is m0ued bg The clock, are cordially
invited to address acknowledgement by letter.
ID. G. u. CONNERLY,
Stonownll Institute,
Sep1ldlwEwim. near Summerfiold, Ain.