The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-05-13
poUGHKEEpsIE FEMALE ACanrNy

THE Summer Term in this Institution will Commence m
Il Tuesday, May 4th. The Trustees are happ, to an
the public thst Ia Consequence q the liz. a.
nations Of the friends Of the Institution "a
app opriae i've hundred doars 10 the increase Of their
Chemical and Philosophical apparatus. The Academy
therefore offers every facility fer rhe study Of
sciences. large wing also been added the main
building, furnishing several additional sleeping Gpa, fe
and recitation The whole boiidng is well venti
ised aud 'now lighted With gas and warmed with two
Parents and Guardians particularly ted to II
the institution and judge Of the advantages which Il offers
for the education Of Their Daughter, or Yards.
Extracts from Reports Of Examining Committees:
degree OF interest enthusiasm is thrown into IN.
daily r.citations which nder them anything but dull
Study Is thus made pleasure and profit rather than
Mr. Tooser Is peculiar and trdshfuIy deserves
tion. ID A. HOLBkOOk
Haalion College, April A. 1919
The pupils Ia music both vocal aud instrumental re-
hected great credit their accomplished Instructors MIR
6rubb and Miss Smith. Particular ntion is pAid
to this we are SURE that
er aciies for the attainment Of perfection this
nowhere afforded.
n the family Of the principal the advantages of home
and school are happily Combined adopting system OF gov
erument which, while is emnently Kind and parsnfa
is firm and d.cdsd The principal the and
confidence Of HE pops and swAkens those habits OF self
respect which lie at the foundation OF
all excellence and success In futnfe life -
WILLIAM II. BIDWELL,
WILLIAM II. CROSBY,
CHARLES ). STETF,
Apra4 1850. CO1Rainte.o
The manner IN which the examination conducted
eyn,ea the perfect eonds the Faculty nstru
tion in the scholarship their puils when clsss on
the stand any AK lestions propose
proole ms taken from the textbook from other
sources Pupils lired to the correct.
ne OF long and mpliested problem or theorern
The pupils la the French classes under charge OF
Monsieur Awobg showed In their readiness write or
IN that language the ,fec OF thorough training
ave cordially recommend he Institution to the confidence
OF the public IL has desirable location Its course
Of stady ia extensive carefully selected well arranp
and under It's present IL peu the hh
reputation and extensive patronage IL las ATTAINED
SUMNER VAUDEVILLE,
ALEXANDER SHELDON
PHl.ANDEk STUART,
WILLIAM THOMAS,
April IL, 1851. Cosasniteep
The Trustees by increasing their number teachers
arging their boding and adding iniiay to their
chemical and philosophical apparatus enabled to offer
Increase facilities for thorough, usef1 and anentsl
education. Moral ard Religious I'M trucon constitute a
prominent feature In the daily exercises OF the school and
these subjects will receive special attention the Sabbath
Catalogues containing terms studies, references may be
obtained Of Mr.. Btley, tor Of National Ega Washing
ton of the Principal g. Tooker A. NJ, or II ID VaricR
Esq, Secretuy Of The Board Of Trustees Pougbke pse
Duchess county, New York II, v. VAhICK,
Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees.
PopRhkeepsis, Aprtl &. 1872