The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-11-15

LUUhUUF MUuNIAlNy
~CfHTTANooGA, TENN.
1MEsE SCHOOLS ARE SITUATED on TnE EAs.
i tern brow Of lookout Mountain, 21rO feee above
tho seat la a region " gtglt natural aud historic inter.
sst, remarkable Tor iealthfulhess, and extent Of yarid.
~ Of scenery The location, five miles iJTom eilItia
uoogA, is central, aid easy Of access frv1i all Thrti of
the South. Its natural advantages for pducgtiorld prF.
poses arr believed to be unsurpassed. These Schools
we're founded with the design OF furnishing "a. " hita
yeuth Of both sexes a thorough education At moderate
expense NV
The buildings are new and large, and were htted mp
in the Spring VI lA6V, under the direction ofbn e1pe-
ricnced educator, eSptpSsly for their present uset At a
cost including fnrniture Of oyer fUtsy thousand du-
lars! All the appointments are in keeping With this
liberal outlay. The Teachers in the sstrrsl IdHbart.
mentS have been selected with great Clte, flBrl the
best Institutions and have hada successful eNTgtience
in the Tanag' Inent Of schools. II is intended the
Course Of Instruftjvn shall DO equal to that'of the
very first schools IN the Country. The discipline Is
strict and impaTtaii the religions influence is decided,
and evangelical, Tut not %sectnFiuu, the'sthOols having
no connection With any ecclrsiastical bod, 10 pupils
are received under Y years Of age unle9s evidence Of
suitable proficiency i furnished, Olasabs DIRE formed
for those whose studis' were Interrupted by tho War.
SESSIONS AND VACATIONS.
two Vacations each six weeks.
SUNAEs SESSION began May 10, 1867. WISTEK sA5.
SION begins Nov. Is, 1861. "a
EXPENSES.
Board, wood, lights furniture, tuition IN. III English
studies, Latin, Greek. aud Vocal music, TO
%studeSts sleeping nlarge airy dormi,ories,
washing plain el-thing) per doz. 49,. 80
Books sold At puhlshers's pric ., or loaned
at reasonable rats ,,,l@std s1co to 1870
PHpii are not reqafrei 10 bring iHsH.'alrcr Of bedding.
Postage, stationery and other pefschal expenses vary
with the habits, ail character Of the individual aud
can be beat estimated Blythe parents OF pupils.
EXTRAS.
Instruction on Piano Forte mo charge nj use
iof ihatrnmrnt) each session Nl. tu4 1000
Instruction on Guitar pupils furnishing thslr
own iHstrumentsl each session 1000
Instruction Ia Drawing D.. 1000
Insfrhcti0uS In French and German, each $500
Private rooms two occupants, furnishing their
own wood and lights, each pupil extra yer
All payments are reqniments strietlSi a advance, aud
no one will b. received Is Am mberi II tho tnstitu.
tions, q continued aslueh, without q libyral com.
plianee with tits stipulation.
Payments Tor all lneidentalI required invariably on
To anesaoda,s elsrgyhen WIN have not the means
Of educating their chihirvn A. they desire, thu Trustees
prqpoSc the following via; Aiy Minister Of the Cos
pei inlroduclng BY letter ten new pupils 70 the School
shln have, ~ long athey remain, a free scholarship
ftrune Z his ehiidieh, OF the required 'age, amount.
Ing to 500 per session. or for any number under ten
ard not less than hYe pupil, 4 siholarshsp u the val.
ua n y Fur fufther information, VIAL Circulars
containing particulars. siih.ss IN
Rev. G. .. ?. B%kSdRotT, Principal; or.
Rev. O.. :. CABPESTARt Superintendent,
.L Lockout MountAin. Tenn.
v R~ErERENcEs N'f - =.
Non. HoaAcE MlTvAhn, Knoxville, I
Va, Bo,shs. NuShss.boroi " 'sun'
" o.. q ROBERT, Tor the Trustees.
lookout Mountain, Team. Aug ssih, 1851.
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