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ROOESy BOtrVI'

u OTNi'HN1ANDlNG lne rcrv l9rcc
y supply of B5ois, Stationery ant Fancl
tyticics whirh tie subscriber presented To-
this town and county he has been compelled
On order 10 supply the large increasing de.
mnnls) 10 procure by express at a heavy
expense, ut ten different tim's Books ana
other articles, in Order thai i' customer.
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his pow 81 10 procure. Please 10 give me .
cal aud zee what !, to bc scsa.
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NiI1ICE

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SPLENDID PAPER HANGlNGS
T7OR q. /. pls per fvii a. -
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WIIOLE.ALN PRIcEs IN rOsrnN M.nyrr
STATE OF NERNnNT

.tJHLu s. Inspector Generals OFce !
Rutland Nov T., 1876. {
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-24

GNNGlNG schools, Cao'rs and Sociere,
> lgt0..he witu stgLing book, of any klud
uY y. i,-t. SiDDbhRD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-24

NJ l.lC PAPER Tor SAFE oy
-'- STODDARD
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HYMN hooks.

WAITS and Select Hymn, Winchelrs
w Watts, ps1.miI, Village Ilymus,
Methodist Do. for sale ~
% " T. G STODDARD.
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COLOGNE

by the p7lon or smaller measure, quality
- No I. of sale by STGDDAhD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-24

5 LATE or NERMONTI lpE II rmem.
District Of FHthN"u, IS DOeredthist
PROBATE Cour hyllen at Caaleion. wrnta
aud 70 said ',fl-,, on the loA day Of Dec.
INA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Tho FeuhnI Tenures,

we do not often criticize the letters Of our Alba
- correspondent even when we dissent from some
,ibs views, but we impelled TO say that we.do
=, at ell concur with him in regard To the value of
ssdongs of the Constitutional Convention respect
prFcadal Tenures We consider what has been
aooe Of decided worth if only indicating a sig
al advance in public sentiment. We are not sure
IA. the unjust and pernicious Quarter Sale exac-
i'm has been abolished BY this article, but it Ger
t,py seems so. How can that be included among
,eo;s certaia which may he demanded once a
ysu, an age century, or never We trust this
,u.i Feudal article is securely iInbedded in the
New Constitution. where, though by no means all
We could wish, it will prove Il benchcent landmark
Cpopular progress in knowledge concerning Mans
r;gbts and duties under a Government whose oh.
III is the greatest general happiness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
Ohio sDcniocracy.,

The LocOT ocos OF Lorain Co. Ohio recently held
Convention nominated ticket and adopted the
blowing resolutions among others:
Rsolecd That while approve most heartily Of the
,peal Of the Tariff OF @ and the enactment of the Ia.
nhofl54 and the Independent Treasury disapprove
q the action of the Executive in the settlement of the
0tegon question. We believe that title to the whole
d0,egon was clear and ndisputabc and regret that the
President of choice should have yielded clear and
questionable American right
k.olred That while do not object to the honorable
Equion Of California any other territory upon the
Fc coast we opposed 10 any farther extension OF
he area Of slavery.
Rsoistd, That while would not by any act of ours
Eeorruge the immigration OF colored persons from the
iye Stacs--wishing those States to enjoy all the bless
ss md suffer all the evils connected with their pecu-
Mtnsiituton'-yet we are opposed TO the Ohio Black
Lars and in favor OF their repeal because they
rsifestly unjust and opposed the spirit of the
are, that some OF them never have been can be
freed
This you will understand is Democracy in North.
en- Ohio. In the Southern part Of that State, the
hrse is Of another color entirely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
Common schools.

DiGK5r OF TEK COMMON Scno"r SysrE71 II the state
Of New York Together with the Forms Instructions
and Decisions OF the superintendent an Abstract Of
he various Local Pfpgl=ons applicable to Ehe several
Cities. &c amt Sketch Of the Origin Progress and
Present Condition oil the oystem By = : RANDALL.
General Deputy superintendent Of Common schools
Albany
Not To dwell on the main body Of this work. ab-
so,utely Indispensable to be understood by ali en-
gagged in the administration Of any par, Of cur Com
mon School Syste1n We design to give brief and
comprehensive view OF the present condition Of
that system and Of its rise and progress
At the first meeting Of the Legislature u New
York alter the adoption OF tue Constitution. the sub
ject of Common School Education vas alluded to in
the Message Of G1v. GEORGE CLisr0y whose ez-
ample in this respect has been regularly followed
b. each Of his successors. Attbattime the subject
oil Free Schools was entirely new 10 the people Of
the State and naturally received opposition from
many Of them and in consequence the efforts OF
the Legislature for several years tn establish sys-
.em of General Education as one Of our ornament
Institutions attended with but little success.
and was for time almost abandoned although an
act oil sos approprlating 100000 OF the Pub
lie Lands OF the State and certain other resources
to be used as soon as the interest amounted to
$4,000 per amunl-was still IN force, AMI efforts
year after year continued to be made to establish a
system OF General Education throughout the State.
In 1910, upon the accession Of Gov ToMrKINs. the
annual interest of the school ind amounted to
$4,000 And in l-l2 was passed a bill which laid
the foundation Of our present Common School Sys-
tenn and remained importation, although frequently
improved aud modified until 1893 The following
number OF Schools and Pupils from 1915 in which
year the first statistical report made to 1913
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT ofHe condition ofme Common
~ ,,ni- -
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Old Duchess in Linz,
Correspondence of The N. Y Tribune.
n---..-..---- L, -

Correspondence OF The n. y Tribune.
PoUGuKEErsrE, Oct. 9Th, 1876
The Wings OF Old Duchess have held to day
cae of the largest and most spirited Conventions
hey have ever had within our limits, 10 make out
a.rket aud prepare for the Fall Campaign. -
rcat was the interest felt That although the Con
,ention to consist only of DciS0t,cS from the
Towns and Election Districts, the Wings old and
ycane, turned out in such numbers that the Assem-
Mage collected strongly rcscmblcd one oi our Mass
Conventions OF 81. After n full aud dispassion
ate discussion OF the claims OF candidates. the fol
owiDc ticket was nominated with great unanmity
For Citr6, JoSrrH T. ADRJANcE; FOR Sdcyjf, DAVID
&sEistn. Fnr Members nj itSs'sLIy, ErK>rrV" EE"s
~ QlFishkll WALTER SHERMAN Of Armenia, and a. J
VANDERBILT of La Grange.
This is an uncommony strong ticket, and YOU
nav expect TO hear of its election by three hun
he'd majority Old Duchess will do her duty and
Nmistake. Yours truly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
CONSTIPATION,
lcosTIyEsESsl
De.troYad

Destroyed o,,
Without Nedie,sei, bectionI, SitAs Ase@'e'
n,aH< IA FrB1er, gns
pY II. wARroS-Pres Thirty - Fr.ota editioa
q; he expo.:tion Of ps,ars simple ssfee% ii, -
fsl6le mean. ireceaLy diseGversd n Frans Cd a,a.
f--..--e,. IN. hzbitzaI Cocst.p1Ior "i:oSoL us.ls
srgn.ig.. infersors ssss followed ~ "a Hr. a
~, ~ ,,ss ~ dst-cIoa- certifying ne ees-
vi u.-ass. *. ~ tr,--on az pari. No I52
s2a. = - nd 40 by Jro. Nlhzu, Us Broadway C.
y. Reg corner Of to&a-.- and Snosa~ay ~ysa AID
49, C..rnhers-si: ApotA7cxres Han, 500 Broadway
T,~s Crnrabie correr Bowery 80. Fourth-si; ard Dr.
"a, r,i,on-s. sus Sreeo6s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
NV ROAD ACT.

INST Pt-SrIsEFD COMPLETE n pamphlet form,
J nri, . c-n,-TLr SlsiE=s OF LIZ Sale OF New-L Sfk
in reIaf;on TO Highways, Bridges and sefes logsta
,i,s ST,,-,sr;-- ard an Appendix containing ell me
f,r-ns nd -r;nts 20 be Used u1:et sad ssAaies PR
nsre3 nv CJrr.Ilor 81 Law Just published, and ;ot
sssJe bv Bell GOULD, I'D NssssR-sl 6
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CITY ITEMS.

Greenwich court was burslariously entered last night.
nd robbed of considerable property, consisting of
cloths casimeres &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

llRcgNIEs.-James Millins arrested IN n
eagc OF stealing pistol from the store OF Blunt
Snns Louisa Corbin brought up for stealing sun
SyG,clcs from Mary Williams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

THE CANCkR ON b NIktU-
Ji-I:aoGt S.rgJeal Cpera,ioH4
70 DIR. William II. Norris, Of Philadelphia, g 10

CANCERS AND CAN > az Il 4ON >.
TIVE CANCER CAS- 81 CURED.
Hl.aoEf Sar gegl CPera'lOLI-
70 DIR. William II. Norris, of Philadelphia g now
visit 20 New" OK where ne Wi! remain lew ve-As
o. Cancers His plan pay ocy ser cure, AID
he makes charge ot consultation HIS rooms are 81 he
Aiaa,ic Hole, Broadway Numerous ce!scsies c21 be
exhibited. Read he following
W>i. II. NORRIS Esq--Sir: nave experienced TO II
convenience The cancer "hicn you removed from my
nose about wear SINCE aid believe that you nave entirely
i; had suffered for twelve yeAF Before applied
you and daring Ina; time attended D.. se.era 2ny,
Clans ard osr persons who protested themselves able 10
cure cancers without deriving any benefit rom ihem
therefore cheeriuy certify thar your treatment ct cancer
Is the least painful and only ecac'oas one hE'e ever mel
wiz Ne'fssl Icy EV-- c---'|-' cHSs MeANIMY
This may cer,iy / Jesse Leedoui Of the Township
OF Newi9wa Bucks co0rry have been afflicted 'siH az
Ger or ny temple !or nearly y rCE.hs, ec cuF.cg that
tui- applied 10 Cancer Doctor rom aon rseyed
little beneni; b1;. having Het wiih "ia = Yer
rs received rom hin iura and complete cure n shout
Wines ny hand tbs srs; day Of Jay i.4; vrnoy
Applications 10 WILLIAM h. NORRIS. Atlantic
Hoie between The hours Of 10 scd ocoeG- CT ~ eeen-
wict al al other hours " %
~ Piles, Irritation Of the Kidneys, Psn Z the
Back or Side Gsirual CostIvene-s t ilols sore ~
DR. NGOLDSBTrS PILE sPEtlst II ass nede rselGa-
r-s N -snv OF ts above mentioned complaints as can be
proved by personal reference The ecInc = noi puIsa
I'VE and Is a. entirely yrge-in4e F-rs "liot pa5c.e
fcy harmless ia the most drcs:e cases NAE OF 'es-
Agents VII be appointed every Town. County or sisie
WHERE here A-e 1one' e. Co las NsssaU-sT.
s. limos os-ALS " 10
w,,.r C,,r, 1onse.-Mrs #. 5. Cove coa,.z-
ues 10 ree.sTr rsrsencs u her house - TentsL New
YcEE -, -. -. -, -.
gives tirerion for d. .pPeaion OF Wafer Cure 50
Pre1icaI Phrenoesisis and Pas 1a.h. f,g
FOWLERS WELLS; iSi ssANs--'e o1N' 80 - ~.
: S-iH-E y " u =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

ATTEMPT TO PASS SPURIOUS MoNEY.-Johu
suwu and John O'Couner were arrested last evening.
4 n attempt pass some spurious money TO Andrew
irwin OF the sSiNtccnlh Ward.
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Loco-Foco Nominations.

SaSca Co-For Congress, with Wayncl DR.
lnIs NJ WILSON OF Wayne Assembly, Geo. b. Dan
sa, Sheriff Hugh Chapman.
SHiiram Co-Assembly, Jonathan stratton
Stelih, John u. o Neil Clerk Billings Grant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-OHicer Con
dy las, evening took into custody Harry Simmons, on
as.rge Of having attempted 10 stab Eliza Ann Prince
nd Lydia Simmons with "a knife. lie was locked up to
EsEey for the offence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

FALSE PRETINcEs--A person by the name OF
Allen Seymour arrested yesterday, on "a charge OF
sSining goods by false pretences from Messrs Pierce
syalentne ut No. III Water ST lie was held tpr cS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

AccmExT-Mr John Gum OF the Third.avenue
Tor Frstst severely injured yesterday by being
a,pwr from his horse
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THE ART OF DANCING. WALTIINC. &c.

III c.
Mr.. W. WHALE AND DAUGHTER respectfully
iaoIIi the ladies' sud Gentlemen Of New ok and Brook
iNu That their classes the elegant accomplishment Of
paacil-, " atzirg, Polka sc. al their various
-tE among u ach Is Tie beautiful ard popula ReLowa
a. Gliccu n ;h= London a1t Paris Saloons. cosac-
fer the season q; their rooms, CONSTITUTION HALL
- brpac'vAr. on ESP AY October 18Th and al GOTH
70 HALL. Brooklyn, AGa;as-sl October 18th DAYS OF
IUuon In Broadway for Young ladies and gentlemen un-
Ger III, every Tuesday ard SHIrdav afternoon. S. and
Tor the elder Class vi gentlemen h- evening.
Days oil tGluon IN Brooklyn ior young ladies and gen
eEsn Under ~ every Monday afternoon al s. and Saur
day morning al half past Q GeIt.eucas class Monday
evenings commencing ats.
Morning Classes for srUctng the elder class ~ Ladies'
IN th- Nazprrkl. MirNcs Na.tzes Rrdowa at heir
Private AcHdemy. commencing A. 10 \. ~ For terms
please as above Circulars Of particulars ready
TO be asa ABOVE ana 81 me BROOKLYN Music Stores
TUESDAY SEMl-MONTHLY SOiREES will com
usEce November IL Subscription for the 50 Pu-
p- cot charged Tor The Sorees. Ladies' tickets had
only o: Mr w Rae> respecting the admission o: Ladies
10 The Scirecs will be strictly enforced former coca
sions.
Academies Schools and Private be attended
70 BY Mr. W and Daughter, and also q, Academy
oS SiAi-evenue. 50 lsiru
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL.-The Winter
Term OF Mr.. and Mrs Ash5el Fuiiers Family Boarding
School for Girls ana Boys Kent Conn will Nov lsh
Number OF scholars limited twelve Terms $50 per
sion Of twenty-five weeks, Including board, tuition
is iGcl, isAts, bed anc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in advance
The Principal may be the National HOTEL Cort-
AMIDST I'll Oct 9Th, ard from Nov 9Th I'll "Wednesday
liih when he will leave he Cirv with his pupils
dressed by Letter Will call their residence Referees
Ml-s Caterln. VI SedgylcS. be addressed by letter,
bb Nnth-st or LenoN. Mass. Mr. and Mrs Charles Sedg
WICK, LenoX, Mass Theodore Seigwick Esq II Wall-si
Washington place; PROT! Henry White D. y 81 FilhsL;
Rev Horace Eaton 90 Second avenue JOhn Slossol Esq
PeHrlst; \. X. HaNtIn, = GrJv--t.; Rev w W. An
dreyys Kent Conn. Z H. WATSON, 20 EXchange-place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

ANOTHER Casa German named Ferdinand
aes~h was arrested this morning and locked up for
sI for making several attempts upon the Lie OF Mr. De
s0rest cabinet maker No. 800 Broadway with chisel
as2pears that kelsch has been for some time past IN
fe employ OF Mr. De Forest whom he waited upon this
1ernag in state Of lntoxics,ion and asked for some
money and on being refused until work he had ON hand
va completed Keisch seized chisel and made several
ssaps stab Mr. De Porcs, with it, and prevented
rom accomplishing his purpose by the timely aid
" ine foreman of the establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

EDUCATIONAL. MCCARTHY. who has been Pro-
H fc-sor OF Mathematics of The hrst Academies
ia Europe aud conducts The Mathematical Depart
Trinity School, Is associated with Prof VliePls
Il. Prot OF Mathematics The H. XII School FOR tie Educs
ton of oung Ladc- No. 80 Grecnst, between Clinton
and Wayerley Piacr. Washington square, respectful
y that be has ~ the request y; several families
sncd Evening Classes tnsle and temnci 4, the above
institution Tuesdays and Fridays, for Ladies from TIL
T. NJ. for Gentlemen from I'LL 10. The subjects taught
ny Mr.. Nice. English Literature Arithmetic, Book
keeping, Natural Philosophy, general course OF MAthc-
MATES and Astronomy Classes viii also be- opened nj his
lodgings AT No jlS Pcarsr Mondays and Thursdays
commencing on the 5h October the hours each day
above
The terms tot classes so per quarter 70 DO paid In
yance SIS Nice. be at his residence from 10
a. \ " and from $40 S. p VI where testimonials o! the
hl CHEST order can be shown.
Private lessons VIII Toe g-rn mud families attended.
References permitted 10 the following gentlemen
Rev. Mr. Morris Principal OF TRINITY school
Prof Loumi-. OF New York UnIy"r-lty.
Rev Cnsflcs " HacSi-y, Prof Of Mathematics Column.
bt. College o.j jtSNNW-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
ETIIn

Regarding the extraordinary powesof
CHRISTIE'S GALVASIC RINGS, BELTS, BRACE
LET'S BANDS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
no. I'D IflUffi q .tCNF OF a.
spVppP INIIrRY TO SPINE.

This viii certify thai for number Of years past have
been In feeble health IL consequence Of having severe Tall
Ia the hold OF my vessel which spraned my back aud se-
ou-y ujured ny spne have consulted physicians and
tried the Bdssm u yervo Sar.aplila, and many other
medicine. and all 10 no purpose Abouta month ago pro
cured DR. Chrses GavaH!c Belt and Magnetic FaG, and
have enrey recovered never expected To BE- ell aga,
and thought would have give up cOastns, bat now
feel have for number ot years past ana am n
every pect altered Nothing would induce mo
IN .lII..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

n0EA SETS.-Britznnia Tea Sets. great variety OF
bszrlIfa patterns 5ota Engsh and Auericn1, fcs gale
wholeze.= and reiai, Il 5qrhng-slP. By
oil q bOARDalAS HART
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

DOARDING SCUOOJ. 4

~ IiOOt NJ view FhiNelu, lonn-
oThe Winter Term will commenced the FIRST o; Noyem
Der. The system OF instruction L. thorough practical
adapted 20 the capacity OF the learner embracing all the
branches appeftansng comprehensive Eag!ish and
Classical Education. The pupils under the immediate
care of the Principal who not only attends seulous
y TO their education hu! vii!aniy regards their personal
habits cleanliness, polcne-s and department Terms for
board and mon SluO per annum, payable quarterly in
niyaucc Reftyerccs-R u. Covert. Wsll.t n Y, Wm
Hyde. 80 Exchange Stephen Barley = Llbe1vst.: Wn
HO.drdge = Liberly-st; Rev. George Peck D.D no Mu
hcrry.Si. Wm. CGiubefson, lu pro-pectst Brooklyn;
John MAYOR s. Santon-5t Brooklyn. Addresses left with
the above named gentlemen viii receive immediate aucn
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,,SRASD LARcExY-Thc dwelling house OF Mrs.
st No % Green.st was entered yesterday afternoon
- robbed CT diamond pin worth SO cameo
&C ssesy, with which the rogue effected his escape
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ton. JESSE PECK, PrneiF
TIE EATONT0WN Polytechnic

TT'IIE ENTUNTUWN PuIyItchnIc Ih-IIuIr uUItT
4 the direction Of Prof Il. JNGER and p. J. GRAY,
wsbgry y. J. hours from foot OF Ncsey- y.
Y. per Edwin Lewis, cOuers comprehensive
fuEl- and Classical Education. including the French
German, Spanish, Italian and Mathematics Ia Al their
branches Regular Lectures delivered on Sonl Phi
osuphy and Manners IN Social Lie, zoology, Botany
Mn-rulogy, Chemistry, SBuutl Philosophy aud Univer
History. Tue Winter Session feopens Isl November
TEENs>5 per session OF - payable IN advance
No CHARGES. Each furnishes his bed. Cttcu
lars furnished and Information given ~ ISL Nassau 81 ~
80 l2teodN NJ
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May Gods blessing attend your efforts IN these
nv Doctor and ii you afford relief in these there
will b. A vast number Of others who viii apply
Very truly yours ROBERT W. LASDiS."