The New York herald., 1863-03-28
EDUCATION.

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without such course Of instruction IL privilege
l which should commend your institution 10 the pa
tronsge Of the whole business community. l would
College in Oswego, and on the success which has
crowned your efforts in this important department.
Of education. ] am glad you have trsnafesred
your sphere Of labor to such central, accessible
and pleasant locality as Poughkeepsie.-s city
which u admirably adapted for An institution Of
this kind. Wishing you the largest success, am
truly yours, NLIHU BURRITT.
LETTER FROM THE MAYOR OF POUCH
KEEPsIE.
MAYoR's OYsros, PousHKEsrsix, July ], 1861.
II. G. EASTMAN, Esq.:-
DEAE 6rR--I take great pleasure in endorsing the
above from Mr. Burritt, and as my SON has re.
ceived the benefits Of your Institution at the
same time cheerfully recommend its superior ad-
vantages and your practical mode Of instruction to
those who have sons to educate.
j. BOVINE, Mayor Of Poughkeepsie.
LETTER FROM THE CLERGY OF POUCH
KEEPSIE.
PoueHRgrrsm. N. Y, July /, 1862.
II. 6. EASTMAN, ESQ.,
DEAR sm-Being personally acquainted with
your institution we are gratifed to endorse the
above; and having Witnessed the practical opera
tion OF teachers and pupils, we unhesitatingy COM
mend its superior advantages to young men at
home and abroad.
GIN. McECKRON, Pastor First Reformed Datch
Church.
MOSES TYLER, Pastor Congregationalist
Church.
CHARLES s. HAGEMAN, Pastor Second Re-
formed Dutch Church.
i'll. G. McKOwN, Pastor Methodist Church.
SAMUEL BUEL, Pastor Episcopal Church.
G. N. CHANDLER, Pastor First Baptist Church.
LETTER FROM NJ vASsAR, JR., AND NJ. VAS.
sAR, ESQ.,, FOUNDER OF vAssAR FEMALE
COLLEGE.
PocGHKEErsIE, Jan. u, 1868.
H. e. EASTMAN, Esq.:--DRAR SIR--Having visit
ed your School Of Business frequently the past two
years with great pleasure and satisfaction, and
| coming IN contact, at home and abroad, with stu
| dents who had finished the Course of Instruction,
from their expressed satisfaction and my own ok
servation OF your plan Of Practical Instruction,
would recommend any young man, who Is desirons
Of preparing himself for the active duties Of life
! such ~ mercantile, commercial, manufacturing,
banking sught else, wherein the upright, honest,
industrious man is engaged-,o place himself under
your instruction, and thus reap the advantage
which your Institution possesses. Yours,
NJ. vASSAR in.
/ have read the above, and fully concur in the
| Recommendation. Yours, N. VASSAR.
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LETTER FROM THE REV. JAMES CUYLEg.
| PHILADELrRIA, Pa, June 26, 1892
Prof. q. G. EAsrMAS:
| Ny DEAR SK-since my return from Europe I
have not until now, found time to express to you
my thanks for the attention shown my sons, and
for the benefits they derived while attending your
excellent School of Business. am gratifed with
their improvement in the very important, and,
seeming to me. most proper studies they pursued;
and, although intend them to follow agricultural
pursuits. the practical training they have received
at your hsnds will be equally valuable to them
through life. Thanking you again, remain, very
truly yourr, JAMES CUYIER,
| Methodist Episcopal church.
LETTER FROM u. B. OSBORN, ESQ
| OFFICE or TIE PoueHKBEPsrE TELEeRAPH,l
| Sept. /, 1862.
| II. G. EASTMAN, Eso:--
| DEAR Sm--I bear testimony with pleasure to the
excellence Of your institution as a school for
young men preparing to engage in tho active
duties OF life. Having witnessed the thorough
progress OF my son in course OF instruction at
| your college, can commend the institution to