New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
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For Bows and Young Men-Country

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For BOYS and Young Men-Country
A BOARDING SCHOOL of high grade for
DG S2HsE 4fH MY MEDIA sIX Pen4 sifna5s q
miles by rail from sIst and CResnutsts Phadeghs OF
Toynd 40 towns do not reach This The charter Media
which prohibits the sale Of Intoxicating drink WITHIN me Bor
which follow IN its wake Our boys can So about w ou
heahfui surroundings have won for Media the
Sd%saSn 81 al S Unit hays eanser tine from %
eases We nave chqrones OF fnspds Astnod 6ps sP
ties goOdthrteen 70 PHILADELPHIA daily while from
Washington baltimore the time down 70 the quick
Term Teopens mo- sept) 10TH Students admitted at
Bsyard Taylor says take great pleasure recommend
ing TO parents the Academy Of Mr. swthin G. shoridge
tu TSrs te ag hy nnDs s well az parents
Judge George NJ Van Hoesen Of NewYPrk says, snO5
Colonel Richard j. Hinton says; Parents w ma II not
Where rational IDEAS Of training combine whole
mental moral and physical atmosphere which is SO nee
The Rev John Long says attention to the duties Of
gent choice OF parents and guardians" ,..,. 60.
saws II regard as one Of the finest in the state in
every way suited % ut 50y for any college Ihe Fnep
Hon Fernando Wood, patron says rcheerfuhY conaens
General Charles H. r. Coils City Solicitor OF Philadelphia
apatron Of the Academy, says: use my name Ia any wa"
The NewYor Graphic says; Particular taken Of
young Dogs DeiuB piONiucu NSuaiJ
The Philadelphia Times says; "Mr. S. G. shOrtlidge has
been long and avorably known successful teacher
The Media American says Altogether the past year wa;
young and boys asunusuay excellent The students
many demeanSr they always showed dgned selfrespcc
generally Of schooboys which speaks well
this noticed by people and favor
built up Institution IN borough he Is
in his work. scarcely leaving the Academy or
even an hour al time during school sessions every depart
mcHt has ieSs az an ZINES nc sd and nseuI
We heartily above wen merted notice from the
American. commend Mr.. S. G. snortdges Acad-
emIy TO TO PT RbE,, ray iago To,-Ssprpy
Rector Of prot. Episcopal Church. Media, PENN
V'"'' Pastor Of Media Presbyterian church)
'.' Pastor Of Media NJ. E. Church)
'i''' JUN ~" lex Member Of Congress and former
Judge Of the District)
o0'-' '''' Cashier Of First National BanK)
W. Y. HoorEs FRED FALKLAND. -,
Firm Of Falrlamb & Hopes, Bankers)
THOMAS J. HALDENAS -, - nj,
Epwy FussELL, n. D. tMAJ2 l. l. H alI;}
goX cas d. MaSLH9 6rv o, GEAFE zs5 D o S Media
Courses study Buuess, Profession or College $40
Bofs &C. ~ e. &C. No EXTR& CHARGEs Students al.
advanced ami backward pupils combining advantages Of
private tutoring and elasSfoom a Id e bas M obeT
OF deficiency in or two branches Am
choice Dull boys taored privately. Special and
ys1oR dIf SoGIg Ten InstrTeors eli Gradu.
atns-one IIatyard four Yale.
N SWITIIN O. SHORTLIDGE. A. NJ,
Harvard Graduate) Media. Penn.
OWL and MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,
~ at Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute Troy NEXT
term begins sept The Annual Register for 1878 contains
for admission, expenses Address VIM II. Y0UNGTrea
nR. FITCHS Family School for Boys at Nor
1Iwak Conn. Number limited English classical and com
P pf g f FTcH ' Pnn terms 'suu''u commences 1D
nR. PINNEO'S Family School for eight
Poys 59eg on or $ Rev P Pn
Hastings whose sons he has augnt = lreneqs ffme ana
W. G. Prime New York Special training in eloc1uon
ENGLEWOOD Boarding and Day School for
II BOYS opens sept college business Palisades,
Northern r. r. OF NJ. Address kurateiner and White Pns
FAMILY SCHOOL for Boys, English and
Il Classical Uni0nytlle n y :. ,. hA lsIM ELL a. N
EREEHOLD INSTITU re, Freehold, N. j.
or ca a2So tnSsGSf h pH S Kew e.
"GOSHEN INSTITUTE" Orange Co,
s q for iqSR board Mqs9Rs Or uie SreS
on 8 naa 'fN %S @
GREYLOCK INSTITUTE,
~ SOUTH WILLIAMSBURG. Berkshiro County Mass
Prepares BOYS for business sceniinG school OF GGeSs
in ls42. For catalogues, address BENJAMIN +. MILLS
Henry w. Siglar's Boarding School for Boys
will reopen sept 10. Address Principal New6urg N.Y.
HONE SCHOOL for BOYS.-Reopens Sept. 2
II Rev. AMBR RoNDTHALER, Bethlehem. Penn.
HAMILTON COLLEGE, Clinton, n. Y
on wsdaGa lc soD SeSa 9 s. BR62S PTe.sn
Highland Military Academy, Worcester, Mass,
1s5r bd nS sPS sn ior y ri apt sou
IRVING INSTITUTE, TaTytOwn, n. y
boys schools within 20 miles Of NowYOrE. A. ARMAGNAC,
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE, larry
- town,NY. Reopens sept II. Address Rev FJJACks0N
TAMESBURG MD Institute for oys. Sound
~ instruction: moderate terms. NJ OakeY, A ~, principal
MAPLE HALL Institute, Jamaica, l.. l., for
w Boys English, French German and Classics Tor $40.
YOUNGSTOWN (N.J.) BOARDING SCHOOL
WI for bows che Rev. S. n. HOWELL AN Principal
MIR. YOUNG'S Classical and Mathematical
vi boarding aud Day school for Boys and Young Men,
Chiffon nm, Elizabeth. N J.. win be reopened sept g.
NJ c. MITCHELLS FAMILY SCHOOL for
WIN commence the next term september 2 Limited to
gS"T Success o th school for e pas wear rs good evidence
Of decided merit, 81 c. MITCHELL, A. NJ. Principal.
MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
The sting S@5TSSs ~ following aeD.r
%soa English Studies sa and also
zed Military Department. Riding school with Tslltrsnsd
candidates. BENJAMIN q ALLEN. Principals.
NEW PALTZ ACADEMY will reopen Sep
~ tomber TO- Best advantages for thorough and c0mPre
CHER Principal New. PaltE, N. y:
Drivate tuition by an experienced instructor at
Williamstown. berkshire Co.. Mass Address NJ Egeston
DEEKSKILL (N.Y.) MILITARY ACADEMY.
School year opens september II, 1873.
DINCKNEY'S School Directory and Guide
sent upon receipt OF postage cents 80 Unonsq N Y
DRINCETON COLLEGE, n. 1.-The sixth
year the Preparatory boardng and day. School begins
sept IL. 1878. REV c. ]. COLLINS. A. NJ Principal.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
CHESTER, PENN,
OPENS SEPTEMBER 18th.
Thorough instruction in civil engineering classics and
English For circulars apply TO
COLONEL THEo. HYATT. President.
DARK INSTITUTE,