The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-26
TESTIMONIALS.


'a Tss aadsr.sasd VIE time had children s
sfsapres:ins YOU ana public ,hTangh on
~ 20 eminsnfy beantiiu-wih The arrangement Of the
study room ihs doryiloy,he Py sranasd ~ Gym
with the toroughness Of Its educational provisions and
the influences which are exerted over the minds Of the
sent to YOU his q our grateful regards and earn
est Wishes that may continue 10 receive as you most
certainly deserve tile liberal patronage which yon have
{. 9. y.s cIsss Pastor q The r p Church
EpeAR THORN, Supervisor Of the town Of
m Ponghkeepsie. N q
s p. TsowpaIDoE, Merchant, Poashkeepse.
GEO. VAN KLERcK,
JoHs 7. McCoua, Trey,
GEoRoE " PoAEnoy, New York
Asa IToLr, Brooklyn.
IsRAEL HAwrEy, Merchant, New York
Human VAN WAoENEN, Pouehkeepsie
Extract from the report Of the examining Committee. I
The committee believe That the examination has resulted
In satisfying all who were present thar the teaching In eve
nv department has been iaih practical and efficient such
with produce thoronsh sound and useful education
ton buildings grounds for recreation, gymnasium, and
s admirable internal srrangemenls are 50 well known as
cannot refrain IRON directing the public 70 It's superiority
IN ha respect any other school with which they are
ihe Kind and excellent mairon the school 50 ai,en
tive to the various. duties which are ASSIGNED TO her. The
fhe strict patsrnal discipline and careful waichfu
constantly exercised by the principal tMr baTiit
inGnencs which pervadss he whole establishment, give
The parens every that they ran reasonably de-
and that their will be well cared Tor and properly
trained for the great purposes Of lensenrss IN This
world, and happiness In the next ,,ox,s,,
eEi4s M j. w. FAIRFIELD,
u. g. LUDLOW,
Oct 9Th ie4s L. r. WALDO.
Extracts from an Address deiirered by Rer Philip ~ NM
itdsier, M ID 10 hs SfdeHfs IF ne Ponghkeepne Cone
School the close of their annual eTdDlihd0n
rouSe GRNTLxMEN:
The exercises that have taken place your examination
thoroughly tested your aanmenis and have aiord
ed us satisfactory evidence thar the employed i0
cess AlfE sffAaE
We have been surprised In view of the pro
ncency you have generally made IN the useful and ora
mental branches Of eduraon which have been ne object
duce prporonatc results the improvement you have ex
hlbitesi was have been expected
Having alluded 10 the advantages you have enjoyed u
my wish 10 be distinctly understood considering then
lear Of being suspected Of attempt seltapprobaion
since bear no relation whatever YOU literary In
sfricor ysfor considerable time past havngber
10 sated regard 10 the institution which you belong
educsonai system. both 10 its theory and practice,
EEL FREE to AFFIRM that In all the particulars IA which
celency may be- predcaied, Of an academics cotrse,
have never known any superior and In many respect,
even equal % thai sdoptsd and carried out In the rcus
Hsns are presented you the greatest facilities for laying
solid and extensive basis q an useful and polished sdnc'
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ths various departments Of classical literature mahemat
cal scjenee commercial knowledge crvgn langaFcs an
the ornamental branches Of music, drawing and painting
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