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We find the following acts in the pri-
Vate calendar, passed first reading, and
ordered to be prepared for second read
ing:
No. 233. An Act to prevent the hawk.
ing or pedling of alcoholic, matt or brew.
ed liquors 10 the county of Potter.
No. 234. An Act to repeal the act ap,
proved the 10th day of April, 1858, sup
Elementary to an act, approved the 3lst
of March, 1856, to regulate the sale of
intoxicating liquors, SO far as said supple,
mentary act applies to the county of Pot
ter.
In the Senate, on the 14th, Mr.. Ben
son called up House bill No. III, to au-
thorize the commissioners of Tioga Coun-
te to borrow money The bill passed its
several readings and with the signature
ef the Governor, became law.
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school, Teach Certificates.

F0r me Foticr journal.
Mr.. CHAsE.-Dear Sir Most OF
your readers probably now know the reg
ulations Of our common school system pro
vided for the granting of grated certif
Gates to those wishing to teach. The
uperintendout' estimate OF the quail
iticatious of the candidate is marked
by figures ca the certificate No. | is
very good No. 2, good ; No. 3, middling
No +, poor; No. 5, very poor. Now,
when this gradingis understood, and prop
er attention paid to it before hiring a
teacher, Directors are furnished with a
safe guard against poor y qualified teach
erS (if the examiner be competent man }
The fact that an applicant for a situation,
as teacher, has a regular certificate from
the County Superintendent is not of itself
sufficient g.uuuds for employing him. For
instance, the certificate may be marked
No. t in nearly all the seven or eight
branches mentioned in n. BY this mark
ing, the Superintendent virtually SAYS,
This person is poor in all the branches
taught IN common schools, and is poorly
qualified to impart to others what he nlay
know. | therefore advise School Officers
not to employ him" | say then, the GER
tiicate itself may be the very opposite Of a
recommendation Now, Directors are
sometimes inadvertently led into error by
misunderstanding, or by ignorance ca
this point. TO guard against this and to
remove the individual responsibility of
making refusals in cases where poor Ger
tihcates are offered. The Ulysses Boald
of Directors passed resolution in Feb ,
1859, that s No teacher shall be hired IN
our schools for the ensuing year, whose
certificate does not average as good as No.
g." Whether our friends, the teachers
in the county, or others, think this good
move or not, it has unqucstionably oper2t-
ed we'll with US, and our schools show it.
The same Board of Directors (not all the
same men) at their meeting on the 18th
inst, Gall being present. passed resolu-
ton raising the required standard to No.
~ | may here say, the present Diree-
tors are Geo S. Olmsted, G. H. Armstrong,
Perry Brigham, Isaac Byam, Willis
Young and Quick Whipple, Jr.,-ali
working men. We leave this action open
to criticism, courting inquiry as to the
progressive condition Of our schools.
propose to write several short articles
If aceeptable-bearing upon the Coun-
ty Superintcndency, pay Of teachers, &c.
all Of which shall be in good feeling,
and open to fair criticism and courteous
reply from any person. Yours truly,
l.. BIRD.
Brooklaud, Pa, Feb. 20, 1869.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Bencrolen, Institution established By special
Endownaent, toy tie Relief OF the Sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted nth VirHient and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the Cure Of Dis
eases Of tie Sexum 0sgans.
AEDICAL ADVICE giyea gratis, by the
We Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by
letter, with description Of tteic condition.
(age, occupation, habits of life, &c and in
cases of extreme poN erty, Medicines furnished
free of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhpa.
and other Diseases o. the Sexual Organs, and
on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dis
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Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTCN.
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GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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Mr.. EDIToR-I am sorry to see SO much i'll
feeling exhibited by Mr.. H. L. Bird, in re
gard to a recent debate in Lymansvile on
slavery happened to be member of that
debate; am a Republican, and was chosen
Oh the negative side; and must say, out of
Justice to the judges and members Of the de-
bate, that the affirmative failed to point out
the immorali:ies and vices practiced in the
slave States. separately and distinctly, as they
should have done, as that was highly necessa-
ry in debating this question. The balance
OF this note being irrelevant to the issue and
extremely personal we decline to publish it,
-Editor. (Sgned.) 7. 3. ABBOTT.
Lymansville, Feb. 90, 1850. e.
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We learn, with pleasure, that Frank L
Jones, Esq, formerly Sheriff of this eouu-
ty, has been appointed Sheriff of Tioga
bounty, n. Y, by Gov. Morgan, to fill
the vacancy oecasioned by the removal OF
Daniel jerks, who was removed for tax
Ing prisoner to the poll to vote at the
recent State election. jerks was an over
ln1ious democrat, and thought he would
live the hybrid ticket boost-hence his
renoval. Mr.. Jones is well known to the
| people Of this county, and was the first
lourty officer ever elected ip this county
4 opposition to hunkcrism-haying re-
.cived 26 majority over D. F. Ellsworth,
| is bunker opponent for Sheriff in 1851
! he compliment from Gov. Morgan Is
feIIdeserved, aud the county Las secured
h excellent officer