Winsted Seminary,
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THE present term of the Winsted High A School will continue from the first Wed nesday in September eleven weeks, for the purpose of giving such young men as design to teach, during the approaching winter sea- son, an opportunity the better to qualify them- selves for their important labor. The sub- scriber has had much experience as teacher of common schools, and is now wholly devo- ted to building up a seminary, one prominent object of which will be to aid teachers in preparing for their work. Access may be had to number of valuable publications on the subject of education some of which are rarely found. Board may be had in good families on the most reasonable terms.

 HENRY E. ROCKWELL, Principal.

 Winsted, Aug. ', 1888. 10