MORRIS ACADEMY.
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The subscribers would inform the public that this school is in successful operation, and that instruction will continue to be given by MT JAMES D. CHAPMAN, of the Senior Glass in Yale College, who is recommended by President Day, as sustaining an exempla- ry Christian character, and a highly respec- table standing in. literary attainnlents. The branches attended to, are, Reading and Elo- cution, Writing, English Grammer, Defining, Geography, Rhetoric and Composition, A rithmetic, Elements of Geometry, together with the higher branches of the Mathematics, History, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Logic, and also the Latin and Greek Languages. In each department of study the best books are used, and no efforts are spared in aiding the progress of the pupils. Boarding may be obtained at moderate price. s.s.s,

 TUIITON.-English Studies $500 per quarter. Languages, and the higher hranch@s es of the Mathematics $500 per quarter.

 .s DANIEL HANSON, --:

 EPHRAIM s. HALL, Trustees.

 ISAAC ENSIGN,

 Litchield South Farms, June 6, 1926.