VAN BUREN, SATURDAY, MAY I6, 1916
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are lined with a various shrubbery, and shaded
by numerous minor trees in bloom, and finally
undua,ng TO the mountains; ;--these last growing
dim in the distance, and looking like lone senlnes
to watch the clouds, present TO the mind, which
has a love for nature, an amusing and instructive
picture. Ii geographical associations have any
thing to do with forming and improving the intel
lect, here is the spot for its cultivation.


The attentions which young females receive
under Miss S.wyer's instruction are particular
and careful. She IS exceedingly watchful over
their studies, and shows more interest in their
welfare and the success of their pursuits than al.
most any other teacher | have seen. am quite
close observer OF the progress Of education, and
have ever ardenlly desired to SEQ woman lifted in
this State to her true posilion-to see her mind
refined by due acquaintance with those branches
of learning which will make her assuredly able
TO sustain all the relations with which she is bound
to society and man. regard the Improvement
of the feminine mind as of far more importance
than the ..gaudy delights" or decorations OF the
person.; and for these reasons, think it my duty
TO recommend TO parents, and those who have
youthful females in their charge, this fine situation
for mental and moral culture in and about the |
"Fayettevie Female Seminary" TULLlUS.