orringford Academy,
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TKTILL commence on the 3Oth of Nov. next w under the instruction of Mir. H. BELL, a graduate from Williams College, where will be taught all branches that are usually taught in high schools. a. es9s sas ati

 Tuition for common branches, $S per or.

 for Languages, A s

 The trustees fatter themselves, from the reputation of Mr. 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 of the duties of the teacher as to their morals and literary qualifications. e9 ~ hg :. Board can be had on, reasonable terms. ..il ssa yg g3ls THAEDEUs GRIswoID, l ,sts ., as., JOHN GILLETT, .s4 s. ...,.., ss V @s.,s GRrswoLD WoopwARp. 5rustees. N < URI CURTIS, ,.s DARIUs WnsoN,

 fTmringJ ford, Oct. 20, 1886. " 4*2O