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APFPlENCAND STOMACRlC PRFPARA-
/ - ton of IRON purified OF Oxygen and Carbon.
by combustion in Hydrogen. Sanctioned by the
highest medical authorities both Europe and the
United States, and prescribed in their practice.
The experience OF thousands daily proves that no
preparation OF Iron be compared with il. lmpu-
rites OF the blood, depression OF vital gy, pale
and otherwise sickY compilations indicate its ne
cessJty H. almost every conceivable case. lHnoy-
IL all maadies in which it has been tried, ha,
proved absolutely curative in each Of the following
. complaints,
+ IN Ds5ilsty Neraops 4 fsctjoas I1aqactouoa Dgs-
pfDs,a Coasup4tioa, Djauhal, Dgscnter1. Ltcip,ent
Consumption, ScyofVjoas Iubsycuiorfs, Sur RhsUm,
characterization, Writes. Chfor0sts. L,rer Cmpiqiat,
ChrgRie BradacLes, R4cu1,afiSm IatelD5eRt Fer.r,
Plnp'sa ttc Fare, trc.
la cases Of Gsnsy2k Debility. whether the result
Of acute disease or OF the continued dmnuuon OF
nervous and muscular energy from chronic com
plants, tra of this restorative has proved
cesstul TO extent which 10 O. SCrIptiuH WTit-
ten a'testation would render cretible. avalids so
long bed-ridirn have become forgotten ia their
own neIgb5o hoods. nave saddeHy re-aqpeared in
the busy world ds II Just returned lroa p orac-
ted travel IN distant laad. Some very. sig
uGl instances ol this Kind are atte>ted Of female
, sufferers, emaCmtsd victims OF apparent marasmus,
san2ulneous exhaustion, cEItIcel ctrGes, aaj that
/ complication OF n-rvous and dy- -peptc aversion 10
. alr and exercise log which the physician has 10
name.
In AfyroHs AterfsonY Of al kfnts, and Tor reasons
familiar Iu Ugg-Cai men, the operation otlhts Drepa-
rtlon oi lion uust necessarily be saiutary, for
live the CID oxides, ,t Is -oIouair tonic, without
being exciting aGd orer-heat1g and gently rsgn-
larry ersre eut, even n :d9 most olstrafe cases Of
c1,-iyeues=, w-lalt ever beng gastric .parggilye
! OF iuGictiag d t.-aar"cabe sensation.
Its this latter property, aa.o1- others, winch
makes il so Tema.Aably esac.oa. ard pafna1eHt
remedy fer Piles, ugaa which /, also appears 10 eN-
ert d3slInc. and specific acilo" 2y dispensing The
local 'faa-1ey WINCH .orraS then
1" y D,EF|s''. l"nnms52oIe la. are rs causes q
single b1N ct tnes7 t""iy yDsaSr fi.sa mas o's'n sum
ce' for The no.i .a3',esl cases,
III '-t"seAeA Dt+'f+"t' tNFh VIZ" '"''i.''i 40
1yst@",s.y. oo5ro~i, enacloiio$ end anPa'eoly
.'s'...' '"7 ''z-'s ~1'e -7" s'.'-' ~='S''@ "'i"
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BEDF0RD COUNTY. S..

Atau Orphans COurt
held at Bedford, in and for the county OF Bedford
on the Goth day of ApI, 1860, before the Judges
Of the said court,
On motion Of q. +. shannon, Esq, the court
grant rule on the heirs and legal representatives
of Jacob Keagy, late of Middle Wood5erry town
ship, deceased, 10 wit, Michael, Catharine, David,
Ann, intermarFied with Wm. Elier. Peter, and ia
cob, minor, who has for his guardian David
Scbneb ", all residing in Bedford County, except
David who resides in Blair county to be and ap-
pear at an Orphans Court 10 be held at Bedford in
and forthe county of Bedford on the first Monday,
third day OF September, A. D. 1860 10 accept or
fuse TO take the Real Estate of said deceased the
valuation which has been valued and appraised in
pursuance of writ OF Partition or Valuations issued
out OF said court, aad to the Sheriff OF said county
directed or show cause why the same shoulduo: b.
sold
JrI5E In testimony whereof have hereunto
) L. So set my hand aud seal of said county, at
-rJJyJ Bedford, the 18th day of May, a. D. 1860.
ATTEST;
Wv. s. FLrEE. SAM'L. Il. TATE.
Sheriff. Clerk.
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FZ EYSTONE CIDER MILL.

@IA This celebrated machine,
greatly improved. is now offered 10 The farmers of
Bedford Co. al manufacturers price. 1t has taken
over 100 Premiums Call a; Hartley's and IL
Taug. TO- 1890
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PROCLAMATION.

To tie Coroner, the Justices Of tie Peace
cud CousiaJics IN the difeeqt Townships
IN the County Of Bedford, Greeting.
KNOW IE that in pursuance Of precePt TO
me directed, under the hand and seal Of the
Hon. FRANCIS VI. kIMMELL, President of the
several Courts of Common Pleas in the Sixteenth
District, consisting of the counties OF franklin,
Bedford, Somerset and Fulton, and bY virtue
OF his Office ofthe Court OF Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail delivery for the trial OF capi-
tai aud other offenders therein and in the Gene
raj Court of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace;
and A. J. s.lvELY s. JoHN TAYLOR, Esqs.,
Judges of the same Court, IN the same County
OF Bedford, You and each Of You are hereby re-
CURED to be and appear in your proper persons
with vour Records, Recognizances, Exam IA
tous, and other remembrances before theJ -!ges
aforesaid, at Bedford, at Court Of Ov and
Tern7iner and General Jail Delivery an Gene
raj Quarter Sessions of the Peace the II to be
holden for the county of Bedford, aforesaid,
on the Is. Monday OF Sept. being the Sd
dav,)at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon OF that day
there and then to DO those things to which your
several offices appertaln.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the
10th day OF August, n he year Of our Lord
1890.
WILLIAM S. FLUKE, Sheriff.
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a UDiTOR'S NOTICE.

An5;.. The undersigned appointed
rn-1 70 distribute balance in bands Of Levi ar
d,sa, TX Of the last will &C., OF cathsrins Aay-
n,is,.ee' oree' viii attend 10 the duties Of ris sp-
on thursday the 23d dag Of Angus, next,
"'sn Time all Interested can attend.
aug. seq. ~ 80.
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a CDITOR'S NOTICE.

In the matter of the sc =
count s. l. Russell, Esq, Ex'r. Of the last viii
and te ament OF Mary Ann davidson, decd.
NotI is hereby given that, the On dersigned s2-
pointed distribute the balance aiming on SAID
account, viii attend for that purpose, ,,at his Office
in Bedfoi,., Monday the goth day of August inst.
at 10 O'Clock a. III. of said day, when aud where
all persons interested may attend e they think
proper.
JNO. MOWER
Aug. SEQ. Auditor.
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y
Fxnoaa- aud l.evari 3acias, ul- directed. there
will be sold al the Court House, "a the Boroogh Of
Bedford on Saturday, The inst day Of September A.
D. 1850, at 10 octock, A. ~, the folo~ias Real
Estate, 10 vlt
One lot Of gronod in tbe Town OF Rainsburg, from
ling en- main street, about so feet, and extending
back sboat lgO feet to alley, win a Iog dwelling
house aud log stable thereon erected adjoining lots
of Emanuel DIeh and Henry Smith, situate in Cole
rain tp. Bedford county aud taken in execution as
the property Of Joshua Filler, Det't.
Also
All the Defendant Henry S Kings interest lin the
following real estate, viz All the one undivided
third part~of seven tracts OF land warranted in the
names Of William Lane, William Forester, George
Montgomery and James Hunter, containing 1900
acres, more or less. situate on Yellow Greek, IN
HopeTel! tp., Bedford co.
Also
One tract Of land warranted in the name Of Swope,
King y Co. containing 237 j acres, more or less,
situate ia said tp., and CO., and known the Bed
ford Forge tract, and taken Ia execution the pro-
peTty 81 Hsary=S kIug Dsi't.
Also
One Tract &c land, containing 900 acres, more or
less about 700 acres cleared and uodrr fence, with
a iog dwelling House, TWO tenant houses, !og barn
and og stable thereon, adjoining lands OF George
Rltchey, Joseph Negjy, solomon Nycum and others,
situate in East Providence tp., Bedford co., and Ia
ken 80 execution as The properiyo Of William F'gaTt,
Defendant.
One tract of land containing 9j acres, more OF
less. pbout o acres cleared and under fence. with
log dwelling house, los horu and other out buildings
taereoH erected; also an apple orcnaJG thereon, ads
Joining lands Of Henry Grub, Daniel Su.der ana
olaers situate in Mouroe tP., Bedford CO., m Ia
ken in execution as tie property oi JOB Eea,.
Also
a.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-17
PHILADELPHIA ADvERrIS EMENrs
T.. LADoMCs. EtLoH
WATCHES AND IEWELRY
w LEWIS LADOMCSN Y co.
NO. SC2 CHESTUT STREET PHiL'i.

40 oO~ ChH3I Z y "LHl = f7iA 'I'
tFIHsr DOOR ABOVE EIGHra srgEEF)
Would most respactfuily ask the attention of Cit
zens and Strangers to their Large Cbeap. ana we'll
selected Stock oe
COID~AND SILVER WATCHFS
--,,,rT,r,
~ . E-i1Ni 9ii- IN AM La Ed "'4hE'
CONSISTING ~ PART OF
Gold Hunting Lever Watches, full jeweled,
is carat case $40 90
Gold Lever Watches, open face, tulI jewePd
IS carat case, 80 90
Gold Lepine Watches, open face, 'oli jew
ellec, is carat case, 22 90
Silver Lever Watches, Hunting case, full
jeweled, lS 90
Silver Lever watches, open lace, full jewel.
ed, ~ 90
Silver Lepine Watches, Hunting case, ii 00
Silver Lepiue Watches, open face, 0U
Gold Guard Chains, y 90
Gold Vest and Fob Chains, 10 90
Gold Pen Holder with Pen and Pencil 4 90
Gold Pencils, 50
Gold Pens with Silver Holders. 90
silver ahla =, cors rer sol
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-17
MARK THESE FACTS!
THE TESTIMONY OF The WHOLE WGRLD,
EEoiIoWay's Ointment.
Bad Legs, Bqa Breasts, Sores and Ulcers.

Bad Legs, Bqd Breasts, Sores and Ulcers.
All description of sores are remediabie by tn,
proDer ard d,lieent osp OF Inis inestmabe prepare
ticG. To atterrpt to cure bad iegs by plasterins
toe edges OF the together is folly; for should
the skin unite, boggv diseased condition remains
underneath 10 break ont with teufoid fury in few
DAYS. The only rational and successful treatment,
as Indicated by nature. 10 reduce the Infanna-
t.oa in and about the wound, and sonthe the
Relghbyring paris by rubbing IN peHty of the ONT
r1eut, as salt IS forced into meat.
Diy,4eria, liberated Sore Ttroqf, and Scarlet
and 0ther FeUers
ANY OF the above diseases gmav bescured:bv we'll
rubbing the Ointment three tIrues day INTO tbv
chest, throat aud neck Of the patient; it will soon
penetrate, and give immediate relief. Medicine ta-
ken by tue mouth must operate upon the whole
system its influence can be felt IN any local part
whereas the Ointment will do its work al oace.--
Whoever tries the ungeunt IL the above manner, fs
the diseases named, or any similar disorders sIec
ting he chest and throat, will fna themselves
heyed by charm.
Piles, Fistuias, Structures.
The above class of complaints will be removed
by nightly iomentlng the parts with warm water,
and then most eiectuaiy rubbing IN the Ointment.
Persons suffering from these Gireful complaints
iose not moment m arrestIng their progress Il
should be understood that II Is sufficient
II must be well rubbed in for some considerable
time three times day, that il may BE- Ia
ken into the system, whence it will remove any
hidden sore or wound elfrctua!iy as though pal
pahIe 10 tae eye. There again bread and water
poutices after the rubbing in o. the Ointm4ni will
DO great service. This Is the only sure treatment
for females, of the stomach, where
there may be general bearing Gown.
Ladi,cretions Of Youth Sores and Ulcers.
Blotches, as also sxelIinEs, can, with certain
be radically cured If the Ointment be used freely
and the Pills be taken night and morning recon
mended in the printed Institutions. When treated
in any other way they only dry up in place TO
break on: IA tuolheri whereas ihi, Ointment win
remove the hunoug from the system, ara leave ths
patieuf vigorous aud healthy being. II Will
quire time VITA the OF the Pills % las
ting cure.
Dropsi,aI Seedlings, Paralysis and St.f
JOINTS.
Although The above complaints difer widely IN
Their origin and nature, vet they all require local
treatment. Many Of the worst cases, o. such dis
eases, viii weld ia comparatively short space OF
/ r,me, when this Ointment IS diligently rubbed into
gus PARTS affected, even after every other means
have tailed. In all serious naad.es the Pills should
ua taken according to the prla-et directions accom-
TsaylaE each box.
1 O. q. ! : ~ 1,Jy - j =,
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q CDlTDR'o NOTICE.

IN the matter Of the ac-
.a"S o. Jno' Mower, one OF the adm'rs. 10 5oats
-. :. o' 'ne estate Of Charles Mcdowell,
.'.'..' IS hereby given tnat the undersigned, ap-
go -. 10 a.S'rlbut" the balance remaining on
,E sTeo1nt Vii attend for that purpose, his
Sute n Bedford, on Tuesday the 2lst iay of Aug
,,,.n 3ea and where all persons Interested may
''"- j '1eg sea proper.
J. Il. RUSSELL,
-., %. 1850. Auditor.
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A DAlLNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DMLNiSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letters Of administra-
ton on The Estate ol James Mcdaniel, late Of
West Providence Township, Bedford County,
G"c'1, having been granted to the subscriber,
residing IN sad township, nolica +, therefore,
fiTe'. to al! persons jn1-btsd - said estate, to
maze PaymsnS immediately and to those hav-
Inng claims, to Psessat them forthwith for set
usment
JOSEPH MCDANIEL,
Au,. 1890. Admir-.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-17

4 GIist-mH property N Harman's Bottom, now
owned OK Lewis \. Fyau. The mill Is large frans
with two ovfrshot WHEELS and four OF stone IN
good order, and ~ good ettiemeut, with suf-
fcient supply cf water. The farm contains nearly
400 aorss about 100 auvial soil. and cleared AMI
tbe balance we'll tinbered 1he improvements are
a large brick house, Tenant house, miller's house,
hara dlstilieTy. &c. The farm can be divided with
out disadvantage. reim< reasonable.
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4 DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE..

a DAuNISTRATOR's NOTICE
"a L"tegs OF Administration,
c,,,, tcsfar7ehto anaczo have been granted 10 the
undersigned on the Estate Of Samuel earn, late of
Bedford borough, deed. Persons having claims a
.anst the estate, viii present them and those who
are indebted are requested 10 maze immediate pay
meut.
0. 7. SHANNON,
Tuly 30, 1860. Administrator.
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IL q p Tp 4 DC

= Z ! Z 4 u =,
4 h-s--rate farm OF hmestoue land. in MorrIsonI
Cove, containing abou, l2 acres, 100 Of which ale
cleared and balance well iinoared. The farm II
y i wstelsd. The Improve ments are a good two
siorr frame House. Log House, Barn, &c. There
l. a gooi orchard upon the premises. The larn ad-
JOINS Bloomfield Furnace, hes hal! mile lran the
Hoiuddysbgrg Turnpike. and four miles from Mar
tinsburg. There is ready market al the door for
al. kinds Of produce, and the land high state
Of cultivation. For particulars inquire oi DAVID
Daniel IN possession, or George Csush, al SPaag >
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a IDITOR,S NOTICE.

"A AUDITORS NOTICE.
M In the matter af the
couut Of 5. L. Rus sell, Esq. admir-. ds boars nan
Of the Estate OF Margaret Davidson deed.
Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned ap
pointed to distT bute the balance on said accouut
will attend for that purpose at his office in Redtou
Monday. the goth day of August inst =, al 10 o.
clock A. NJ, when and where all persons interested
may attend Of they think proper
JN0. MOWER,
Aug. Cd, 1860. Auditor.
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May IS, 60.-6 ms.

X OOkING GLASSES.
Il ENGR4FIEGS.
ICTUEEFRAWE2,
oil PAINTINGS,
The most extensive and elegant assortment, At the
ys1y lowest rsJes.-G'a,-rz lr store of every de-
scr,2l.on. Mahogany framed Glasses, TO. country
sales. rra, and Po,trai. frames, Window Cornces,
Gil, Eop'5,ngs, etc. Estimates :os Eu.djsbinS
Glasses 70 6u every space, by mail on application.
Eagraviags for Grecian and Antique Paintings
Ca.a,osues gratis.
J4S. s. EaRLE 4 son,
SO |.-ssuat St. ga.l'a.
NAY :S.60-I ~.
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@g3E IN TINE -
rr,- "iLLOUGHBY'S CELEBRATED
DiiLLS' aTe in greater demand than ever, this
la.' a7c al who wait Drills must order now 10 Sc
, -lf .-'olo-s Call soon a, IaTtley's and examine
'' ''sa' SFsder. fau5. i0.l
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-17

c. MEYER respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally, that be has constantly hand
PIANOS, equal to those for which he received the
Prize Medal in London, in 1851
All orders promptly attended 10, Eand great care
taken in the selection and packing the same.
He has received, during the last fifteen wears,
more Medals than any other maker, from the Frank
lin Institute-aso, First Premiums 10 Boston, New
York and Baltimore.
Warpro~ ms, No. 772 ARCH Street, below Eighth,
South side, HTLADELPflIA
May IS, 1860. Tyr,
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ALSO

! tract OF land in s.. Clair ip. containing 9;
acres, therea bouts, about IS cleared, witt
a two story log dwelling house, tsnant-house an'
two log stables thereon erected; also apple OF
chard thereon adjoining lands OF VIM. Keete, JacoI
Seuleraud others formerly the property Of Geors'
kiEber.ia.
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All the Defendant Henry 5, Kings interest !in the
following real estate, VIZ All the one undivided
third pat~of seven tracts of land, warranted in the
names Of William Lane, William FORESTER, George
HiHish, Francis Johnston, Alex. Johnston, David
Montgomery and James Hunter, containing 2300
acres, or less. situate on Yellow Creek IN
Hopevell tp., Bedford co.
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One lot of grouod in the Town OF Raiusburg, from
ling on main street, about 50 feet, and extending
back sbont tlO feet 10 alley, with log dwelling
house and log stable thereon erected adjoining lots
OF Emanuel DIeh and Henry Smith, situate in Cole
rain tp. Bedford county, and taken in execution as
the property Of Joshua Filler, Def'j.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-17

Farm OF l8d acres, about 90 cleared, with Doubts
Log House, New Bank Barn. and tvo good orchards
thereon. lying the Junata River, two miles
from Stonrrstown, and half mile from the rail
road. This arm IA composed Of good quality Of
river bottom land. 30 or 10 acres Of which can be
put into good u.eadow. The whole Is now in COED
state 0f ~; riyaflDn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
Herald Correspondence ]
u
- G. NJ. Clay - Blacl,
Mail.


Mr.. CovER:-Y Yesterday we werc visit
ed by Q severest snow storm Of the eeaaon
Tho storm continued with great violence
throughout the day and until late hour
last nigh's driving pedestrians and pleasure
seekers from the streets, Keeping at home
lh Sc who were there, and hurryiDg home
those who were not.
Notwithstanding the storm, the an
nouncemont that CAssIus VI. Clay would
speak at the large hall Of the Cooper In
stitute, drew together last evening a very
! large and intelligent audience. He was
received with the greatest enthusiasm and
his speech interrupted with repeated rounds
IF applause as he proceeded to discuss the
various political questions of the day.
| He is a bold man, dignitied in appear
ance, above the Ordinary size and the
" frDs.s which never melt have settled up
on his ocks."
notwithstanding the hue and cry about
noniniercourse with the North, the south.
~rn trade with our merchants il brisk and
promises to be as large as any previous
season. The editor of the Southern Con-
feGeracy is here collecting black mail from
Ali houses who want to be publiShel down
South rs "sound on the goose" and rumor
has it that leading man in Dir. Cheevers
Church appears in his columns as eminent
y worthy OF Southern confidence. Thus
10 sou hern men BY their proceedings ill.,
yile demagogues to impose upon them.
II is TO be hoped that shareholders will
one day become wise enough to see that it
is no crime for the rest Of mankind not
to think just as they do about slavery.
We have been visited Of late by series
Of accidents. Fires and explosions, ar,.
lastly terrific hurricane, flowing down
several buildings and unroofiog many more
and scattering sig 3, awnings DC, in eve
ry direction. Great damage was also done
10 the shipping 10 tie harbor.
The burning If large tenement house
10 Elm street together with many of its
unfortunate inmates is directing public at
tenlion towards the improvement Of these
buildings. In two of them. situated on
4th Street near the East River, il has been
ascertained that Fifty families reside. The
crowdiug Of so many human beings into
SO small compass must be dstrlmenta
to health, cleanliness and cool order, arc
in case Of fire the sacrifice of life must b,
frighlful. p.
i New York. Feb. 10th, 1850.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
v York. Feb. 10th, 1860.
Wages in California.

I. is curious feature of California do
nestle economy, that woman is paid for
labor just as handsomely as man is. 10
the Eastern States another rule prevails,
and it is one of the greatest griefs Of those
who have girded themselves for the recoy-
cry and maintenance of "woman's rights
There, female teacher receives but about
one-third the ambtint that male teacher
of the same class would command. A
woman stitching a pair Of pants gets scarce
ly third more for her work than if her
husband does it. If washerwoman
swcats over the tub from sunrise TO sunset
she gets for her toll not quite half as much
a. common laborer in the streets. The
only reason for such a disparity Of wages
ia that the supply regulates tie DEMAND (;
that the work of women is 10 greater com
lelition than that Of men. But it takes
as much 10 feed, 10 clothe. to keep in com
Portable condition woman as man; her
evesight is as precious as his; her nerves.
when overstrained, feel AS sharp pain as
his. Difficult as it is to remedy, the evil
is confessed, and the shameful disparity is
worthy the attention of all good cilizens.
1t is pleasant to know that different
state of things prevails IN California;
Here tue laborer is deemed worthy of his
hire, without reference to the laborer's sex.
A washerwoman in the rural district earns
three dollars day, and the carpenter 10
the same place earns no more. Not long
ago the question was moyted, why females
were less frequently selected for teachers
than malesl There is no longer any
ground for querving on that subject. OF
The persons nominated for teachers in our
city public schools b. the Board Of Educa-
lion, on Tuesday night, fifty three were
females, and twelve males; Of the princi-
pals, twelve were fssnales, and ten males.
Il San Francisco Bulletin.