south Cornwall Academy.
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TNt1lS Institution will be opened on the -A first Monday of October nexl, under the care of E. B. ANDREWS, A. B. The lOca !" ton of this School presents unusual induce, nIG'lts to the scholar who desires comPleIe freettom from in,rrfnption. Cornwall valley wns formerly selected as the location of the Foreign Mission Scho,l, ht:ng preferred be- fore any other Im New. England on account "i the rare combination of its heNlthinsssr beauty, scclIsOn and the morality of its in- habilaIns. The advantages of this situation are believed to be unsurpassed by any in the land. The facilities of access by means of the Housaionic Rail Road and the Hartford, I.i,chfcld, and Poughket'psie Stages, place this School within the reach of scholars from abroad.

 Instruction will be given in all the bran- ches usually taught in our higher schools including Vocal Music.

 The price of Tuition will be from three to five dollars, according to the studies pursued.

 Board can be obtained in pleasant private families ut prices varying from &ls5O tO S2,OO per week.

 l66t South Cornwall, Sept. 5, 1s42.