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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURN A l..
PORT OF NEWYORK
MINIATURE MISUNDERSTANDING DAY.
THE Sun. THE MOON. FULL SEA
Rises. 5 - Sets. ..6 30 Sets -. 81 Even. ; o
LATEST DATES.
London ...........Aug ; Havre- -..-........ Aug .
Liverpool ..-.-..Aug New Orleans. Aug IS
~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FOURTH P4GE
ARRIVED,
Shis Lorena Urquhar, FIN New.orleans and the Bar,
9th ult with assorted cargo, 10 Hurl5ut a Co.
No vessel in sight Il, sundow from the Highlands
Weather hay Wind 5 w
SAILED
Ships Columbia Liverpool; ST James, London Utica,
Hayre Marianne Msrseles; Pioneer City Point baIks
Isaac Mead Savannah Rapid, Havana briss Vancouver,
West Indies Harriet, Bermuda, and others.
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oiarkets-ceret.lty reported for 7.e Tribune.
TUESDAY September /
AsHEs-A few small sales were made today Of Pots
at 81; and Pearls at 1.-THE previous prices.
COTTON-Ihc sales to-day have been about .0O
taken on speculation.
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rg- sehring.. Re.1orn1iye.-This plea.aat me

~ sebrng's Restorarive.-This pleasant medi-
cine = Esv-r-iaIrz remedy for Dyspepsia and Nervous
Affections |; certain :cr SICK and Nervous Head
aches excellent preventive OF Co-fveaes and
Spirits Il corrsct- morbid state OF the tlla-y organs.
and very ecaclous n relieving Flalgiercy Coles. anG
similar complaints OF the stomach and Bowels Il speedily
promotes the return strength and activity al OF
Debility healthy appetite. yhere this o.;
blessings deficient, and naira Consequence gives
tone and = sor 10 The whole system
~ Prepared by C. c. sEBRlNG, Tarrytown y. Y. TO
whom orders may Dc addressed
Sold IL Nev-York wholesale and retail by i 3. D.
Sands, Druggists 100 FultOn-,t OF WiaTs Sold
also 70 Broadway and - Eat Broadway and by Drug
rst- generally throughout the United States Price q per
ro;il-- ru2l i.eodif
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e. TO LETA part OF the three story aud allie House
E,, ~ Chry stfU small genlee family the rent
- VA! be moderate Apply on the premises, or Al leS
NAII..r. - MA
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L ever suown.-Ih- cele3raie'' FAMILY OF >HAkER
BROTHERS AND S!>T sES. CONSISTING q: Miss JUis 4.
,ure snG Mr.. yArtr.G -. VIII give GRAND CONCERT
nd LECTURE. 4: The APOLLO ROOMS. 40 SroadSay
T-;s fV.s-r-6av) Al: every evening during ;Ae week
consisting OF complete Illustration OF iAe system mode OF
life pAnn-r OF worship. peculises &c &c CT ihs sinrl
lar and hitherto unknown PEOPLE, their origin progress,
&C. their Chaunts Dances Sc &c win al ne GueFucst
I'd -!i;y Ard truIhfuress CT originality.
TicS.is = Fer >,.e a. the MUSIC Stores .sp.s'
~ -. ~. S;,i = - II
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4 MEXICAN NIUSEI M.-THE UkTHEAN ANI-
~ lily. give their Grand Concerts IN the Lecture Rcvhi
in conjunction with other splendid performances THIS
afternoon 81 o'clock. ard this evening at g. The mana
ger has also engagedCol Chafhn together with the Scot
fish Mammoth Boys living Orsng Outsng living twin CAT
fires living Monster Snake, Wax Model Of the Human
Body In addition the following performers are en-
gaged-Miss Wheeler; Miss T.. Julien Great Western
Yankee Comedian. Pete Morris, Billy Whilock. Also.
Madame Rockwell-Dssoiving Views, Chromatrope, &c.
Admsslon IS cents-chldren under 10 ~ cents. au3l
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Ladies-AIrnes. vassas. !se tioa Paris VII reopen
her School Tuesday, ne Isl OF September where al
Your Ladies placed under heir runon IL IN &C
cornpIshed French and English etrcaron II
MISS SAGAR AND MISS BALLOW VIII reopen
vi her Boarding and Day School for Young ladies' OF
Monday -h- lith 0: September, 10 Aoion-p!sce, ihsL
- aw
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~ The Editor OF the &" North American Protestant
Magazine, Rev c. Sparry. in the July Ne. OF his
periodical thar 'Naughn's Vegetable Lithontnpuc Mix
tuTe has been used by member OF my family IN case OF
Dropsy with astonishing effect after everything else had
been lred We would recommend this article in prefer
anything IN the market for the Dropsy and
all stages OF the Gravel"
See adverisenen in another column, headed Great
American Remedy" Pamphlets 20 be had grali. AT The
principal Office OF OF the advertised Agents - 6iis
IT, General Socicty of Mechanics and
Tradesmen of the City Of Ncw-York.-The
Quarterly Meeting the Society VIII be held the lDt
Cro,bysi. Ths Evening Sept p one hour after
sunset. II lSAAC FR1 Elk, Secretary
~ Farmers ind nIillcrs' Bank, HaSers-
town, NId-The Notes OF this institution bought a;
PI . W. iwis S'''' TAYLOR SMITH No 6, wuy-.t
~ Choral Union.-rhe performing members Of the
New-N ork Choral mon requested 10 meet toE re-
hesrsa IN the lecture OF the Broadway Tabernacle
on Wednesday evening Sept ID at pas, I" prepare for
public performance during the .iiiing Of the American
Musical Convention full and punciIa attendance Is re
laeS ed. BY order OF the Board. 81 2tis
~ Geological nIectinG.-The yearly meeting Of
The American Association OF GeoogisiS and Nailralsts
lege on Wednesday Sept Il A n and be continued
Cor several days Any evening sessions or addresses VIII
be a. the NewYork University Persons interested II Inc
JAMES TALLMADGE, Chm. Local Com
G G. n Mt Wss.rlsY see'ys
New-York Angus, 18th, 1916,
Member, OF the Association nvied 70 register their
and address al the roos OF the American Institute
in the Park. aul9 2aylsAc OF c
" Statement of Facts.-Certan individuals large
" engaged The Sufacure and sale OF Stoves and Cast
!ng coaceang themselves behind the cognonen OF Good
WIN Co. twho occupy place somewhere IL this city,
endeavoring deprive Of TIE benefits OF my inve
known 20 the trade or the last WaFinss
Round and Flat Radiator Stoves They have had patterns
made copying The arrangement o! my Castings ;hrcu hou
merely changing the eb% shments and have beer for
month or selling castings from them marked Good
Co.'S design patented 1916; thus exposing them
selves heavy fine
hsve The authority OF al eminent individual familiar
with the affairs the Pa;n, Once FOR saying, thsi UP 10
The th OF this month ,hey done what Constitutes
an application for psieE- Their design II ever Issued
would be merely conHcurat:oc OF matter atic
could only protect the exact Identity No patent could IL
,ertere with The se o. articles made prior 10 is
date.
This IS 10 caution the pGhc assias. act OF injustice
toward themselves and by purchasing OF he reendec
instead OF the real inver Geo. Z Warins ~! NSieEs
who Offers for sale both liz original article and Us recsn
copy with us PERCUSSION oiorusnert
slS,s GEO Z WARlSCi. New York.
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NEW GLASS NIUSIC.

N lass
~ class for beginners II The elements OF music and
learning 10 sing on "Wednesday evening sept ot az
O'clock Room 40. al Broadway TINS class designed
for adults lsdie. well gentlemen y NJ!
ioy superior facilities for and rap!t advancement
Fa. explanations VIII te given ise first evening, which
Will De free 2 WARNER,
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II The Proprietors Of thiry-hve different nevTspa-
pers Penn, yvaaa alone gwen public notice that V
B. Palmer ihsir only authorized gent in The cities % New
YoTk Phiad-lphs. Boston and Baltimore For names Of
paper. Tribune OF 18th inst AL the papers II De.a-
and many others in other States have given similar
,,,2m istf
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General Notices.


7
Using agency, T-:Ducs Buildings. Ne'vfork, embraces
ul8-- -pap.r- he Giles and pr.1r rl
towns II r. United States au Canada, Tor Inch De iav
authorized advertisements ar Subscriptions and
fully empowered 70 I'VE receipts
Merchants. manufacturers, artisans, ard individuals gen
eray, besides pubic institutions incorporated companies
ard societies gao advertise L.. subscr5. for
newspapers Of any -econ Of lie county s?ecitey
invited 70 examine The lle-.
To remove a. doubts ard uisapprsheGsious The Aseu,
hereby Ho;tSeT public le person /. authorized ~
nm styeri:-ere' cards or subscriptions for The
newspapers Tor winch n. = hs only authorized s-e=-
The ANNOYANCE To merchants and c-h-r growing 81; Of
numerous pretended agencies n til, city readers he ad0p-
tiOa 81 las essentially proper 70 guard 1sa55:
portion
Those therefore, who wish business x.la Ii.
AEncv.auG AVOID mistakes especially .avli-d Ea-t
.ae.r orders Int uihcs. OF address = 3 PALMER
American Newspaper Azeri- Tribune Buildings
y TIE COST ADVERTISING Il country Pap.r-s .-st
VI n. cities and tovr- throughout the Uac n which the
papers published together with copies Of TIE
papers for which i the duly authorized agent re
seen a. MS oice il the Tribune Buildings INV 8Sisc
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,I,re.cn,. Oral Sy.tc,n.-y

u NIanescH's Oral System...IS.. l. MANESCA
DURAND informs her pupils that her french Classes VIII
be resumed Tuesday. The Isl OF September Gentlemen
wishing to JON an Evening Glass, now forming. VIII
please call and leave iGeir Ladies Class
viii also be commenced early in September Residence
50 WaI6er-sL au-6 lyvlsEi IVUs-
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o., TO RENT OR FOR SALE, in Now. Haven,
N.:a COnn-he Wlendae Cottage aud Grounds, stu
~ aed Ashmun-s halt mile from the centre OF the
City II has been leased for several years gardener
florist The location is admirable for green
houses and rural suburban garden either public pm.
yAte having every variety vi soil and water Tbs grounds
hemmed by and hedges, with many
ornamental ana rult-tree. stream of wafer runs
through their whole extent aud there pond containing
several kinds OF fish
One severa. be had lying together, and Ike
wse desired nnc extensive plat OF ground for hand
some building location on he opposite side OF the way
having supply OF wuer which never fails In the drycst
Ii euled possession given the LIST OF October
Inquire at No. , Ccdsr.sL up stairs aust lwts-
e. TO LET OK IEASE-The Mansion House
E., occupied by the Mayor of Hudson fronting on War
lot OF 100 feet front and 10 feet IN depth,
with the necessary and convenient outbuidings Tho
ground surrounding the dwelling ia well stocked WITH
grapes aud bearing frut all in good order For terms
apply 10 Darius Peck, Esq Hudson,
mt lavisu ELISHA JENKINS, Z. 15th.sL LIZ.
a. LARGE HALL TO LET.--The spacious Hall
E: J6U Broadway, 80 by ~ feet IN sze hitherto oecu.
pied one OF the constructing rooms OF the Model
porarly for OF years 1t Is well suited for mill
E. PORTER BELDEN,
au6 It's $50 and 4O6 Broadway.
g. TO LET-Ths dwelling part OF House corner Of
&a Twenlieh-st ahd Ninthsvenuo, tChesessquaro re-
Plee with every convenience Tor boarding house OF
school has sixteen including bath room. waor
closet range and all the modern CroLon water hStures
D. A. CUSHMAN No. 1888 PesrLst
myl9 sf or 9h-avenue, between 1th and 2lst su.
a., HOUSE WANTED-A pleasant dwelling Of
~ there Is good water aud pasturage FOR Cow. Con-
yenience Stages would be All object. Whoever has
such place lei will please communicates the fact 10 tho
Editor OF The Tribune. aul3 isu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

GRAlN-Wheat l. duh and prices rather lower. We
heard Of sales today, but within few days a
10000 bushels White changed hands at or about 20 cts
Corn is in fair supply and demand $4,000 bushels
mixed Western sold a, 5305 cts weight. and $4,000
Southern Yellow 53Q5i, measure NO sales OF Peas
Bailey lately New Rye j, dull and for loo bushels
aaoa &C. delivered all that could be obtained and
was .old for that Oats unsettled ranging al the
way from 81 10 81 cts for River and Canal
WHlSKY-Therei is nothing dong for lack OF supply
HAY-I'he buaness in North River is light Il, soc
CoFFEE-The auction sale OF 800 bags Rio 'sent of
al very full prices.
OIL AND WHALEBOEE-Therc il nothing doing in
either the later wants 10 buy and the former
wants 10 sell
PROVISIONS-Some City Mess Beef sold to-day at
S. - 700 bbls. Prime Pork s. and 200 Mes. abou;
s. -. Some Picked Hams brought Il cts and Shout
ders 3t-say 80 casks. Lard s hrm, but Butter and
Cheese are dull
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CASTLE GARpEN.-Eun never before eulloyci =
y Unprecedented combination OF Noye!tE No t!;aitS
Grand GAIA Day Castle Ga7ieu NEpNkSpAt Ar /,
TERNOON, September ii, S+6--Ath!sGc Games aud
Manly English Sports Of entirely novel natre Sd Tor
the mrs. ;lr presented he New York pUhac Auso.e
Prizes free 10 81 Competitors.
Nj JOHN SHERIDAN tie wcl!-hnowr Professor OF
Gymnastics Boston, respectfully announces 10 the n1i!
LOVING community OF Ne~-lorA, aai IL vitinity. rcA
Gals FESTIVAL Tor Fesls OF Strength and Agility on We'd
resday. September II, al Castle GArden, Wien ne WI
offer series OF RUra. Sports AMI Athletic Games oi er
RE En land vhch have Boston and Albany aliEscie
thousands of spectators and been received WIN mingled
shouts OF applause and laughter. Tie entertainment Is
one decidedly Original character. and cai'o; ia 20
elicit the enthusiastic appreciation o all Classes OF
society and Nh Sheridan pledges himself that The utmost
d-cclm AID order VIII De preserved upon the OCCASION
Some the sports sad prizes Will be camel from the
PROGRAMME
lsi Archery target 70 yaniS Best II value ci nVe
arrows. Prize, rich slyercup.
I'd Throw Ing The Sledee, weight il lbs Prixe ~
ST.. Wheebarrow Race. hall mile. making the circuI.
OF the garden twelve times. Prize, silver sup.
+th. Lespmg-the exercise Of the single bar. FREE.
silver cup.
5,h. Running In SACKS, zoo wards Prize silver cup:
9th. Long Foot Race, mile II circuits OF the garden
Prize, rich silver cup.
TN wheebarrow Race, tlind.iolded iON yards Prize,
sth Shot; Foo, Rsce, 100 yards. Prize -.
9th. Climbing the Creased Pole. PrZe, ,pcudid S!'
yer watch. on the top The pole
10Th Fig Race. tail creased. Pine, The pix.
~ The sports Will commence al O'Clock. precisely
Admission .5 cents q us
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NOTICE.-Mr Bradbury Young Singers are request
ed 70 meet the Lecture Room ot the Broadway ao-
errac!e Wednesday afternoon, Sept ID, Al O'Clock TO
pare ior juvenile Concert 10 Dc given On TIE l7h
The singers Of Mr. HAIRS school viii also the
time and place AID unite wiki those OF Mr. 3. The chill
dren wi. bring their copies Of The " Young Helodls"
WA- 3. BRADBURY
81 ms LUCtuS E8R
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TaE SCHOOL. No. BIG GreenwIch-si- Know

flaming and Cscy> academy WI commence Is ace
-r,csl yea! OF Monday Aug. Sist TINS !nsitior a.,
Drts every adya1ag for thorough English sac As-cs
education Competent teachers hzve been engaged = a.
si.raats The rooms have been greatly improved anc IL
80 for an increased number OF pupils The valuable ser
v;rs Of MIS- Prait continued 10 lie rins epart-
-. IANES CANNING. i. VI Pre- aa3l 3il.-
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CASTLE GARDEN.-Aimisson y cen,s.-rhe Pro
~ preior respectfully announces that they have engaged
the popular Buo Troupe OF Ethiopian Ministries for nm
tied number Of nights. performing IN Philsdelpms
with grra, First night OF Mr.. George holman,
the popular Vocalist. Nj oldhe!d Will preside al the r.
ano Forte First night OF The engagement OF Mr w ;
Thompson. the great Paniomne Dancer. Tuesday sud
Wednesday evenings Sept Isl and 2d the entertainment
will commence with Instrumental. Introduction later
missi OF half hour Promenade and Refreshments
aud the range OF Cosmoraas on the upper ep9n
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18TH. r. se,nte nj 1s1a-

P-The L. =. Sennte of IS42.-The subscribers
respectfully that their large mezzoi!ri engraving
OF the United States Senate mpeted and Will IL short
Time ge published Thos. desire receive early i'm
pressons invited call the National MINIATURE Gal
lery and examine The engraving.
sul5 isif ANTHONY, CLARK i co. 2i7 Broadway.
r. All orders for subscriptions, or advertising
In Country papers intended for v T. Psmes Agen-
CIV should De addressed TRIBUNE BUILDINGS as he
has other Office has he depued any person
s-n his Agency in other piace in this CITY, yn sf
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- JAMES VI. MILLER
ID WEDNESDAY, september ,,
Al 10y O'Clock, " tue store oi hnnmel EVerson, II
Ferry.sL
Q sides Sole Leather. part OF which by order OF as
signee of w W. EdwSrI.
Also SO doz. bark and sGpac tanned Sheep Skins ard
other articles the line.
THURSDAY. Sept ),
Al lU3 o'clock the .Iore Chss- NJ Leupp Co. No "
feuy-st
5000 sides OF Sole Les,err
SO sides OF OAK Leathef
~ 10 en- Wax Call SSins.
THURSDAY. Sept Sd, 1915
Al % ocloc. al the store OF Aaron CIa, No 2S Pears
100 cases Ois, Shoes anu btogals C2taIosues and
goods ready Tor examination day previous 10 sa.S
MONDAY, September Z.
At u O'clock al In. MeTchants's Exchange.
CH,ScERY SALE-By order OF Daniel K. Grsnniss, ESQ.
Master Chancery, those lois OF land krown No
S7 MeTces each lot benny Is tee front and rear ny loo
,,ltIn
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~ Farmers and NIillcrs' Bank, HaSers-
town, NId.-The Notes OF this institution bought II; one
per cent discount, by
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~ Choral Union.-The performing members OF The
" New York Choral Union requested 10 meet for
hesrsa the lecture OF the Broadway Tabernacle
"Wednesday evening Sept ID st past l. /" prepare for
public performance during the s!iings OF the American
Musical Convention. \ full and punciual attendance Is re
IaeS ed. BY order OF the Board. 81 2tls
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" VI. II JUNES, AuCIOnctT.
roots, SHOES ~ BROGANS-on "Wednesday
~ september ID al lOi O'clock al The store Of D. lnger-
soil CO. No. ~ PeaTsL so Cases, comprising largo
aud desirable OF Boots Shoes and BIogans
suitable Tor the Southern Western and Guy dealers just Ie
ceved Catalogues aud goods ready ON Tho morning Of the
sale.
Also, 50 cases Mems tine Kip Pegsed Brogans.
Also, ~ Women's Seal Pegged Lace Boots.
Also, 50 Mems and Boys Russell Brogans
Also, 100 Cases Womens Pegged Ties and Buskns. auJ
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ROBERT II. NORRIS, p. II.
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r5~ General Society of Mechanics and
Tradesmen of the City of New ork.EThe
Quarterly Meeting Of the Society Will be held the lutu
ton IN Cro>by-si This Evening Sept - hour after
sunset; II ISAAC FRYER, Secretary
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WM. A BEECHER, Aucuoneer.
WM. 4. BEECHER, sIo!c 10 Cedsr'sl up stairs-
w Dry Goods, by Catalogue, for cas-kesuaf sales on
Monday and Wednesday, Particular attention given 10
As,iguees' Sales ui Goods. ar27 I'M
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D r. SHIP LASARKSHIRE, ffor, LIVERPOOL
DThs hip Is cschargng under general order the to,
Of Doverst Consgne-. will attend 70 the recep, Of her
goods Al
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List Of Letters Remaining in the L. s. City Dis
patch Post September ,, 1916.

Please 1eation The pArE ftse List II hh they are
adrertised LADIES LIST,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-12
COMMON SCHOOLS.

Al MI sdIourhe meeting IL the tIlIrens Of
Clarendon. called to consider the .uhlrci OF
Common School Education, the following
resolution. WERE discussed aud adopted.
Resolved. That We regard the subject OF
Common School Education, as second IN
Importance 10 no other; thai 1t is the duty Of
.s s. . to 1hs's :sTa :. .! md
ela..es the be nek,s Of a good common 81 hool
eduraiion that we believe II 10 be our duty
Ia use our influence to promote ihe interests
Of common schools.
Resolved. That the school 'aw passed al
the last session Of our Legislature IS worthy
of our support, and that II uughl 10 be sus
tanrd nv prh.Ic opinion generally.
Resolved, Tina, .e regard the establish
mcnt Of a Teachers lnsutule in tins county
as means likely To promote the interests q
our Common Schools.
Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions
b, sirnrd v H." Chairman AMI Secretary ,anC
copy lul~ardel or pIhll' alton Ia the r"un
~ p,pcf. SlI.NS BOW IN, President.
PmLLrts CLARK, Secretary.
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ih-i lut u 7 Aunh,i du'y nad, oLl,sa
Toy ~ Isr - %, ioWn SOP mt odcur w
CON mon Ntb he coub,y--u the ',is,ivn
oil he { tmmou schools W the toNn --
uda,on u zach school a, tesatj, ~ pro.
gre, N leaning ~ ofdrt snd go,,tn nout
and 10 dr,.s with The tao her about The 20,
efpmcn, Of she choo, & at couisc irudy TO
to bc porucd In shot to ATOP, measure, lor
Ih'tt in'pecticn 'rSmins,ton and r,gulstoo,
and lot The improvement u the pholsu "a
lrshing Thu "a al,o an imporsn. pan
9th, :, sem aod rs sucets, wall dcpend
much upon how tbs braneh oil II - snsod
Ell 10 Here, too, some sno~le1gr ab,l,y
and fiie"n'cy will he rcelr'd to mte, The
Intentions The Ia aud unlr,, care ~ Is.
KIN ard real ability and knowledge Of the
sJbjteu aud rflnsip pies II ,ducanon both m
general and ~ Gctail are o,hibi,d by those
Who ar, elected q, examiner, g. tn. pau
Of the system will be VI no avail and only
leud to b,,ng II into r,j,cule aud neglect -
lnccmrcrncy h,r. Will Le .~u tv 10th
,eac er or scholar, aud bu, lutte respect
will BE- pad by either ,o cher or scholar,
20 any advice which m,v como from sue h 4
source But much Uf this rIamina'inn mus,
4 a-eessa r,ls he made by the town supr'in.
tsnd-n' With ell H. o'hor duties upon hin,
H. NIX. a Personal cram n,tion Of some
2jJ schools IA tie county 4 bot SIMMER
aud winter lcho i, ere vstr s.o,. zoo
zach year 1hr ln~ - makes o. nc IN
bent upon the tow sup .r.',u.. lat ouI,
The good moral chirac,et Of all instructor,
who may be employed IN the public school.
IN their respective towns but also to nsccr
tam by personal e1aminol,on their qnai6-
cation aud enpHcnv for the instruction and
governm, nj OF schools IN Order to do tn,
the town superin.cnd'nis mnN personal y
visit oil the schools in their towns when q
. new s~sehrr Is employed, whether his OF
her certificate have bcen given by either the
town OF county superintendent.
Il is to b. hoped therefore tina, the free
mcn will make proper and suitable 'clec
tons for their town snperin,en Tents an d LEI
r he system prove fair and FOIL trial and be
as perfect N cvery pat MS p'ssIblo. Their,
. are some other points thst might be touch
ID upon which arc imponan, TO thu surc"s'
Of this IT, nsurc, but this atlcl" has ben
mad too long now They may h'~'ve'
prrhaps be pr ~n'cd hereafter LIT oo'
too,,o BE- ia regard to our sy.,c.. Of pu'd,c
ins c,iou, EXCELSIOR"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-12

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K kliins han Ssf =, letsti
,sr,, sal tsit'd ,'nev Brown
-, . g., ssd COMM oc'-i boAunE
sab ih-n Sr,~ b., Lu,ic ard CO.
\. M ,rersi t''r,' thoash nos ,h"t
dsaeetoI, The hgh enJcl
~rn, home TO his mos't' John
|, ID, ncoteuAn, Of tho hght hor,e
,, ,a..-d comp.ov o. IS o. 20 mcn
|. e. 10 Nr sairh, 90 SUNDAY eve
C.a'l,, snHi was asleep When
k,r. BfoNo went TO him where b.
.eeas took hold ofhtrn hy the arm
.,s lm up--he told Brown to osu
b, ~, on be elO,hrng snd hc would
b h,m. They d"f.gsrded ~hs, he
lo,s,d h,n o., OF The house, and shot
r' urc, smnh" here no" eorpse
3 h butu~i To morrow morning -
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