The New-Preston School.
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 1 mencs on the .frse Wednesday of April S0eh as wish to place their childeen in cOun- try school, where they may be free from the all0pements of vice. will 6nd few sit1a4iohs more favorable than this. No eiEarts shall be wanting on the part of the teacher to make through scholars of such ss shall be placed under his care. The Latin and Greek Ian guages, as well as alt the English branches usually taught in any Academic School, will

 be taught in this school. Tuition for c0tntaon

 English branches S3 per quaFser. For Lan.'

 guages $4. Incidental charges from 25 to 90

 cents per or. Board and washing can be oh.

 tained in the immediate vicinity Of the school for $l.50 per week. In respectable families residing about one mile from the school the

 same can be obtained at from l,25 to l, AZ per week. References can be made to che ioI.

 lowing individuals, viz: s% a...-. l Rev. Pres. Day, New -Haven.' .,. ses., Rev. D. Q. Griswold, Saratoga, N. Y.s Rev. K. B. Campbell New-Presion. t, Perry Smith, Esq., New-Mi.ford. H. R. Hammond, Posghkeepsie. Trumaa Smith, Es9., ,Lach6eld.

 A. B. CAMPBELL. Nesv- Preston, March 5, lss4

 Mr. A. B. CAMPBELL, for near ,No years ms, the Principal of NewPreston Academy, ia graduate Fof Yale College. The repataiion of his school ia lhigh. His means of illustrating the subjects of GeOg-

 raphy, Astronomy, 6sc. are ampie and his happy ta-

 lent at inslructihg. joined wiih fidelity aad moral

 worth, sntisIe himtc g91ic con @cSafidsncsg ELlPHALE1,.sTO sTOMI INSON, p az z tFese4 ENSIGN BUSHNEI.L.8 8