The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-05-06
POUGHK EEPsIE FEMALE ACaDrNv

THE Summer Term in this Institution will couu..
l. Tuesday, May 4th. rhe Trustees are bsnn On
nounce TO the public, that In Consequence Of the i
nations Of the friends OF the institution thew 20
app opriate i've hundred dollars 10 the ipcrsass
Chen'eaI and Philosophical apparatus The As .ssn
therefore, offers every facility for the study Of tn
sciences large wing has also been aided "a th %
building furnishing several additional Sleeping
ana recitation rooms The whole building is We'll vs,,
iA.eu anu Is now lighted with gas, and warmed with ~
large furnaces. ''u Two
Parents AMI Guardians particularly nvitsl VIII.
the Institution aud judge Of the advantages which ~
tor the education Of their Daughters or Wards Ou'f'
Extracts from Reports of Examining Committees:
degree OF interest and enthusiasm Is thrown ipto IL
daily ROTATIONS, which r. nder them anything bu, dr
Study Is thus made pleasure and profit rather ,h
drudge. II must be confessed that the system adoS
Mr. ToOker is peculiar and trathfuly deserves cOmm.nS
ton. ID A. HOIRkooT~
HaHilton college, April 4, lsls"
"The pupils in music, both vocal and Instrumental =.
fectsd great credit their pished instrueo,s Az
6rubb and Miss 8 Smith Particular att non h n,is
TO thsdelightiu pshmsnt and We are SUR tha %
er facilities for the attainment of in tLis a.,
nowhere afforded. M S
ain she family of the principal the advantages Of HON,
and school are happily combined adopting system of gov
eminent which, while t is emnently knd and Do,nI
is firm and decded The principal secures the esteem ana
confidence Of h pupils aw4kens those babi,s ~ etc
government and sell RESPECT which lie a. the az
all excellence and success In future life.
WILLIAM william i i s sKnSsL
AprR4 1880. COMMITTEE
" The manner in which the examination cond1c,s,
evnoed the perfect felt by the Faculty of t
ton in the scholarship Of their pupils When csFsi an
the stand any one present ash questions ptOU
problems either taken from the Textbook from Other
sources. Pupils often required 70 the correct
OF long aud com pile Gated problem 0 theCreIo
The pupils la the French classes under the charge Of
Monsieur A. Awong showed Ia their readiness to uriie ar
in that language the effect oa thorough training
We cordially recommend the institution
Of the public IL has most desirable location It's course
Of study Is extensive carefully selected well arranged
and under its present toe series the h0b
reputation and extensive patronage IL has attained
SUMNER MANDEVIIIE
ALEXANDER SHELDON
PHlLANDEK STUART
WILLIAM THOMAS
ApTH III, lS0l COBlHsafeep
The Trustees by increasing their number Of
srging their building and adding essentially to their
chemical aud philosophical apparatus enabled TO offer
increase facilities for thorough, useful anu ornamental
education Mural ard Religious in, tructiou constitute
prominent in the daily exercises of the school
these subects will receive special attention the sabbath
Catalogues containing terms sudies references Az be
obtained Of Mr.. Bailey, itor Of National En- Washing
ton Of the Principal e. Tooker A. M, or ID varici
Esq., Secretary Of The Board OF Trustees, pOughke,ps
Dutches county New York II, D. NAklCK,
Secretary of the Board Vt trustees
POughkeepsie, April s. 1852.