The Goshen Academy

 AND HIGH SCHOOL.


 WJ lLL commence its fall and winter term

 w on Thursday the first dsy of October next,under the charge of Rev.J JOHN Q. PIERCE. A. M. PrincipGg. & e.& -,

 Instruction will be given in the several branches Of English and Classical studies; and two courses of Lectures may be expected in each year. Competent assistant teachers will be procured, as the circumstances of the in- stItutiOn may require. .s-.r4.. ... ...

 The year will be divided into two terms OE twenty-two weeks each, and the two terms into quarters of eleven weeks.

 The Vacations will be twO-One of five weeks from the last Wednesday of August. and the other OfthVee weeks from the close of the second quarter. @ #

 The terms of admission per quarter, are three dollars for the common branches of Eng fish education; for the higher branches, four dollars; and five dollars for the Languages. For the privilege of attending each course of lectures, no more than one dollar in addi-~ ton will be required. t.as.t3 B ,a .a-. r,. No contingent expenses. such as repairs,. l sweeping, wood and lights, so far as needed iu: the Academy, will be charged. ....,s- ss.4 s,. BOARD in respectable families may be Ob~ l tained, and on reasonable terms.

 Scholars, from abroad. except those who. may choose to do otherwise, will be receiyeGE HAV tuS tauDsty Ot tuc Z 1EtuCIPhs, U6 E2keD uU~ { der his especial care, and furnished with tui+- ton, the privilege of lectures, board, washing, lodging. rooms, lights, and wood, at the rate. of one hundred and fifty dollars per year, to. be paid at the close of each quarter. The School will be open for young gentle, men and ladies, and ID pains will be spared to- improve their minds and manners-and con 1 siderng the pleasantness and unrivalled health 1 fulness of its location, and the many facilities for the acquisition ofuseful knowledge. it be- ing furnished with maps, globes, a cabinet of minerals, and good philosophical and chem ] teal apparatus-it is believed that few institu- tions possess equal claims to public patronage. ~ REFERENCE IS MADE TO rr.t ...

 Rev. Jeremiah Day, IL. D. President of Yale College; Benjamin Siiiiman, IL. D. Pro- 1 lessor tn Yale College; ElVah Mead, M. D. James O.I'ond, M. ID. and Cyrus Perkins, M. D. of New-York; and also to Mesers. s. E {.

 & R. c. Morse, Editors of the N.Y Y. Observer. 1 SAMUEL w. GOLD, ] ..... Clerk of the Board of Trustees.

 Goshen, Con. Sept. %, 1880 IS