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IorringGord Academy,
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 WTILLcommence on the 30th,of Nov. next understhe instruction of Mr.. H. BELL.a graduate from Williams College, where will betaught all branches that are usually taught in high schools eass1axI8 soa~ o f4a.. t1',s.s <

 Tuition for common branches, $3perq.

 for Languages. 4s R.a

 The trustees flatter themselves, from the reputation of MT. Bell as a, teacher in other schools, and his success here the last term, that he, will fully maintain the reputation it has heretofore sustained, and the pupils may rely on the faithful discharge ofthe duties of the teacher as to their morals and literary qualifications. fia.sl A o,.ge~ ..fs.,..

 Board can be had on reasonable terms. ", 99. THAIDEus GRIswoLD, .+,.....eAs -.a a.; JoHN GILLETT, .e s t.ae GRIswoLD WOODWARD, Trustees. ha5 .fa1 UR1 CURTIS, ,r, -ut DARIUS 4WILsoN, e@;,. ...

 Torringtord, Oct.a2O 1886. 4*2O