New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23
RemoruIs.
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POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,

TN THE VILLAGE OF EAToNTOwN, y j-TbA ur-
Id-rsgre formerly Professor IL Ne.Jetiey Cotg- Al
lie present method o! instruction could be Improved 5S
paying a..s5t;ou those branches which are n
sary practical life. o5ers those parents who "h %
sivs education hSers and sold An
Institution designed 10 be atspted tse 10 me precise ur
ru:i for which Size pupil "a Intended either classical or
technical according that for which the youth tesrgd
or shall prove himself a.
In his Institution viii be ;sug ht RESIDING WIi;r A-s
msrc, Geography, Grammar: Lain arc SIreek, sTsnsc
German Spanish sad laan Com position Eloeuuon SOCK
Keeping Mathematics IL Al iher branches, Drawing ana
Regular Lectures Q. which the students will sfserwaTd
make ahsrsc' 70 serve both examinations and IS e1er
cises in Composition will he delivered on
!. Moral Fa!oscp!y G=.d MGnnsr5 IN Socnl Lye
ZooloTy spplied to rural economy, commerce ard
manufacturers illustrated by specimens, paintings and ek
cursions fo5 the purpose OF practical observation
s. Practical Bstany, applied 10 horacalTdre commerce
medicine rurs and domestic economy illustrated by paint
ngs, living specimens and excursions OF observations
t. Tscsnicn! Eine-osy sppl:ed commerce. rural econ
ory chemistry yn!niag AMI sIcblysctare illustrated by
mirerslosics cabinet ari excursions of obseryGIiors
Ni'1Ta Pho'oPiy aad Chemistry illustrated oy e1per-
nsn:s.
J. Statistics Of The different Governments OF our globe
In Modern Languages, practical knowledge OF them,
spoken and written well read VIII be Insured by
requiring weekly orsious, dialogues, SC in them.
ABLE Assistant Tesehers are employed In the Institution
for the different departments
The students have attend regularly every Sabbath
place Of worship a, the discretion Of their parents
Ia the above plsa |, viii Ne perceived that the education
may be The choice OF the parent shaped either toward
complete preparation for professional lie commercial
pursuit. depecdng FOR success on applied SCI
The Iabors and taste OF the Director have led him the
formation Of uncononly good cabinets IN the several 'c
which be proposes 10 illustrate by coecuons sPee'
The Winter Session In this Institution commences the lst
of November and erlnnses the last OF March, the sum
Session commences the st OF May aud terminates ne
last OF September.
TERMS Tor Board Lodging Washing Fuel. Lights, Ink
and Tuition, Modern Languages, Drawing and Music IN
GUIDED 'hrse hundred dollars payable semi annually
In advance. no extra charged .
&c py-Hp paN
Each .rlde ri furnishes his OWE towels and bedding.
The location OF the Institute In the plsasan and healthy
Village OF ER,ou.own, Monmouth County, New-Jersey,
FIVE miles from Long Srsuch three miles from Red Bank,
and one aud half fc Eatontowu Lqudng to which
places the steamboat, Orus and Lewis ran daily the hfst
Market n r New-York b. JAEGER,
Director OF the Institute.
Ea,ou.own. Monmouth Co. New.Jersey, April /, 1916.
REFERENCES:
Hon. J. C. Pickett, Kentucky;
Hon. J. j. Crenden Kentucky
Hon. J. K Ponsett. South Carolina
Edward Johnston, Esq Washington Cityi
DocL Jno. T. Lewis. Eaiontow;
Robert Benner. Esq. NewYork;
+ Corene, Co. New'York;
David Duncomb Esq New-York
CT. Grosheim Esq New-York;
VIM. Won Eichihsl, Esq;
w. c. Bryant, Esq New.York
Prof John Torrey, NJ D. NewYork;
Augustus Belmont. Esq. New. York;
Geo C. Germond Esq New-York;
~ Il Is desired that the applications be made before the
| LIST Of May. TESTIMONIALS;
COLLEGE or NEw-JERsEY. Jan Is. lSi6.
The dsrs gued testify that Professor Jaeger wa. con
nected with this Institution from 1887 Si0 Instruct
In Natural History and Modern Languages and during
thai time salts scory proofs oil his acquaintance with
these sub ecs; and take pleasure also In estyirg IL
hs gentemanly deport ueGtaso that s resigned his sta
lion In the College with The regret OF the Faculty and
/ Trustees.
| JAMES CARNAHAN, President
JOSEPH HENRY Prot Natural Philosophy
STEPHEN ALEXANDER Prof. Msih. N Astronomy
WASHISGTos CITY. Jan. 5. 1886.
We the undersigned, testify that Mr. b. jaeger trou
1881 to 1910 Professor OF Botany Zoougy anil Modern LIN
gu4ges AT lh H-wJers-v College In Princeton, and since
resident Of this Disiricl Is gentleman OF pro found
knowledge and high standing in society but principally
guist. We also take pleasure In adding testimony to
the high and bearing of Professor Jasg since
| we had the pleasure Uf knowing him.
Y. l.. Edwards, Commiss OF Pensions
j. J. Albert. Col. Corps Eng;
| Frsncis Markoe
w. D. Mutt, OF the Treasury Department;
| A. g Dayton Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury;
w. H. swift, Capt Topog. Eng;
Winfield Scott, Gen u. 5. Army;
T. g Totem, Col Eng;
T. NJ. Johnson. p. NJ. House of Repres
| A. ID. 8ache, Supert u. 3 Coast Survey,
g. +. Blake, U. 5. Navy;
Dan. RAtclief, Attorney nj Law;
! Wilson NJ. c. Fairfax q. S Coast Sury
TIL P. Jones' NJ. D. Professor OF Chemistry
Ch NJ. Keller lste Chief Exam OF Patents.
William r. Stone Esq;
Prof James P. Espy. al tel Jaw
MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL
GtRI-, Ar POucHkEEPsIE. N, Y.