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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24
THE COUNTY sUPER1NTENDENcY.
a REPORT REID BY JOHN C. GUYER BE-
FORE THE BEDFORD COUNTY TEACH
ER'S .4SS0CIATI0N June u, 1867.

a REPORT REID BY JOHN C. GUYER BE-
FORE THE BEDFORD COUNTY TEACH
ER'S .aSSOCIATI0N June q, 1862.
There is. perhaps no feature of the Common
School System of pennsy lvania, that has been the
subject of 50 much discussion, and has encountered
SO much opposition, that which establishes the
office of County Superintendent. And now, after
the Office has had eight years trial, when its fruits
are visible 10 the edimprovement of schools every
where throughout tho State, when they have fully
convinced candid observers of its usefulness and
necessity, there are still those who regard il as
useless, or rather cumbrous part Of The system.
II should be remembered, however, that the OIL
Ger Is but performing the duties erjcned upon him
by law, and that before the law existed there must
have been necessity which prodtfeed ii. The ne
cessty here out of ths defects OF tee School
System pror to 1854 ,a@" s.ei19 ~ I''.a
hi.sThe System hen had grajuslly extended itself
throughout the State, and tbo people were getting
aceust med TO the presence and hctua wording forms
of pubic system OF ,ucetien mnch good was
accomplished III some localities, and the four-
datiot7 was lsid, on which To securely build in
alter years. But aside from tbs, the fruits produ
ced fe far short of public expectat oil; the poor
were not taaght nor the arts and sciences pro-
rnoted IN ,be true of that admirable inlupe-
t.sn, hs conseprplgred by the C11stituifon In,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24
Election Of County Superintendent,

On Monday the 4th of May next, the Shcool
Directors will assemble in Bedford to elect a
County Superintendent. Upon their action
will depend, in great measure, the success and
prosperity of the common Schools in our coun-
ty during the next three years. The county
Superintendency is, for the present, part of
our system; and whether we like it or dislike it,
it is the part of prudence and wisdom to make 1t
as beneficial as possible. Toths end a man thor
oughly competent to discharge the duties of the
office should be selected, regardless of sectarian
or partisan influences. But competency, alone,
is not enough A man should be selected who
will throw his whole heart into the work, and
devote all his time and energy to the discharge
of his duties. There is yet arork TO be done be-
fore the schools and the teachers of our county
attain the standard Of excellence and useful
ness contemplated by the founders of our school
system. We hear number of teachers, who
would do honor to the Office mentioned in con-
nection with the Superintendency. We trust
that the best man will be selected, and that he
will be paid fair salary--such salary as will
enable him to work untiringly, in season and out
of season, for the improvement ofthe teachers and
the schools. .r IN
Political considerations should be left entire
y out of the question. The sacred interests of the
schools should not be jeopardized by political
strife and bitterness. The efficiency and use
finess of the County SUPPLEMENTARY depend
upon the confidence and cooperation OF all clas-
ses of the people. Without these a County
Superintendent is, in manner, powerless. An
officer elected in political contest cannot COM
,nand these At most he can only secure the
IN ,,o-a+;o,, ,,f tha frienda of the srhOols in
his own party, whilst his political opponents
and the opponents of the schools would look
upon him with distrust and enmty. Under
such circumstances his duties can not fail to be
irksome and his usefulness much impaired.
These and similar considerations we trust and
believe will induce school directors to throw
politics to the winds and act only for the sue
cess and welfare of the schools. 0H1. '"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

| The Memo BII1-The bill to prevent me-
groes from coming inte the State has passed
the House. It's provisions are few and simple,
and meet the views of large majority of the
people of Pennsylvania. Of course all the ABB
olitionists opposed the bill, and some few dod-
ged; but the dodge will avail them nothing
In order to avoid going on the record, the Sen.
ate Committee on Federal Relations willproba-
bly, withhold the bill, but vote ona motion to
discharge the committee from the further con-
sideration of the subject will be equivalent to q
direct Harrisburg Patriot. 9 -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

AN Abolitionist the other day, in converse
ton, excused his party friends for their terrible
corruptions, on the ground that ''after Mr.. Lin
coins term expired, it would be so long until
they got chance at the public crib again, that
it was only fair they should take their share Of
plunder when they could get it." Whether the
reasoning is sound or false it certainly looks as
if such are the principles upon which they arc
acting
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24
HENRY CLAY.

& Who can doubt that if Henry Clay were
living now. he would be standing side by side
with John j. Crittenden, Geo. d. Prentice,
and others of his warmest friends, in the ranks
of the Democracyi If there are any who be-
lieve otherwise, let them read the following
extract from his speech delivered at Frankford.
KY, on the 18th of November, 1860
ssImay be asked, as I have been asked, wheth-
er could consent to a dissolution Of the
Union. answer, NEVER sNEvER! NEvERi
eff the agitation in regard to the Fugitive
Slave Law should continue and increase, and
become alarming, ii will lead to the formation
Of two new parties; one for the Union and the
other against Union. 5aa nv iii3s sJ i't
And the platform Of the, Union, the Constitution
and the Enforcement Of the M'cs And it should
be necessary to form such a party, and If it
should be accordingly formed, 4 announce my
self Il, slies place a member Of that Party,whatzr
,aay be its component elensnts.' osods - issg
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24
The Salary Of the County Superintendent
and the State Appropriation.

''The salaries of County Superintendent are
payable out of the gross amount of state appro-
priation. Each is not paid out of the amount
or dividend Of state appropriation coming to
his proper county" (School Laws--New
Digest-7-p. 81.
The fact stated in the above extract from
the school laws, has been reiterated again and
again; and yet many persons seem to be under
a misapprehension as to the source from which
County Superintendcnts draw their pay, and
the extent to which their salaries affect the
state appropriation of their respective counties.
In this county the-salary of the County Super
intendent, makes but little difference in eur quo
ia of the state appropriation If we should re-
duce it to one hundred oars or raise it to one
thousand, our state approprat ion would still
remain within few dollars of what it now is.
A very simple calculation will show this
According to the State Superintendent's re.
port for 1861, after deducting the salaries Of
County Superintendents and the other expen.
ses of the system from the total state appro pri-
alton, the balance left for distribution among
the districts, in proportion to the number oi
taxable inhabitants, was two hundred and thir
teen thousand five hundred and thirty six dollar:
ana seventeen Genus, (Slo'ooo'ifJ Aho Hohi-
Der of taxables in the state was 642. POI. Hence
if all the districts had complied with the law,
arss drawn their appropriation, the amount pei
taxable would have been about 33 cts, 2
mills, and 6tenths of mill (.3326). But il
we had given our Superintendent $500 more,
this sum would have been deducted from ~ l3..
536.17, leaving only S5I3.036.l7 to be distrib.
uted among the districts. This would have Civ.
en- each taxable about 33 cts, mill and {
tenths of a mill (.33l6), or abont one mill less
to each taxable when we paid salary of 81 oO0
than each would get if we paid $500: And since
our county has 6,037 taxables the loss to thu
whole county would be only about 500 o3. This
would be loss to the county of about one dol
lar and twenty. cents for each hundred doflar'
paid to the County Superintendent. f.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

letters Of administration on the estate of Dan
rielB. Long, late Of Libertystp., decd, having
ibeen granted to the subscriber, all persons in.
dsbted TO said estate, are hereby notified to
make dmus sdiate payment, and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated
FOR settlement. 3II E8 apfTaT '+
.4 Z 70 a,sfi sal aJOSEPHrE. LONG,
April 10, Il 1S83.---6ts*el lla~sgoH Admir-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

The Abolitionists who claim to possess all
the patriotism in the country, might learn
useful lesson by reading the parable OF tbs
Pharisee and the Publican. 5 sgai wesl
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

egIt is said that single firm in the city k
New York has Government contract for
100000 handouts, of the most approved pat
tern-perfect beauties-to facilitate the execution
of the Conscription law. i,,,r, .fts....
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

ezrA little boy returning from The Sunday
school, said to his mother, 'sMa, Amt there
kitten-chism for little boysf This cat.echism
is too hard!" i fa4i n 1soggt4 di Tok
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24
.be 9fb GO LIN ster abroa .
EDITED BY SIMON sYNTAx, ESQ

G-Teachers and friends of education are respec
fully to send munic to the abov
care of % Bsdfo,d GaSetts.''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters TIE stamentarv on, the estate of Solomo :,
O,ehi, iats Of Coleraa township, dec having bee
grated to the subscriber, resdsg 10 said township
notice II thefefore given to all persons Indebted to
said estate, to make payment imGe Gejlateiy, and those
having claims will present them for with, proper
~ authentic ated for, settlement. ss..rl- -
April ). HENRY DIEHE, Exa'r.l
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

RrGrceIey's physicians say ho will never
have another brain fever. Reason; there s
nothing left to sustain the disease.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

syA letter from Port Royal says that the
number Of freed slaves in that department Is
nearly seventeen thousand.m sii 10 s8nAa
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

erTho man who minds his ownbusiness has
obtained steady employment. ent.BoaisRbnias
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

srPeace Resolutions passed the House Of Re
representatives. of New Jersey on the 18th inst,
by vote of yeas SO, nays ls, after q very an
imated discussion ..., ..,.-.,.-.(r ....,.,.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

esWhat are you writing such a big hand
for, Pat?
Why, you see my grandmothers dafe and I'm
writing loud letter to her. il.i'a sasi oi
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

xz-aUnion League" is the tsnth party nan
&c the followers of John b Town.H W.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

s<some that smile have in their hearts %
lions of mischief aa.is ifts sW4s3
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

csPersons often lack courage to appear a
good as they really are u
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

PirTSBURG, Pa, Corner Penn and St. Clair SITS
The largest Commercial School o. the United
Ststes. with patronage of nearly 5000 Students,
"a hve years from 81 States, and the only one
Which affords complete and reliable instruction in
ali the following branches, viz, Mercantile, Man
oiseturers, Steam Boat, Railroad and Bookkeeping.
first Premium Plain and Ornamental Penmanshp; I;
- saso, Surveying and Mathematics generally.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24
Can II C The /. in Union Leaguc' I

I ~ aHHH NV 1TQi 20 e &c y
"a ,. t-oqer Iaisiiio aa b, e ssg 'pr
.rss I'D s7 sasmAEeS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24
Pays for a Commerc;aI c Conr

rays LOT Commercial Course. Students enter and
sssview at any time. .
Iu7- Minister'S sons tuition at hall prics.
Do For Catalogue OF s6 pages, Specimens OF Busi-
ssss and Ornamental Penmanship, and a beautiful
College view Of square feet, CONTAINING a good
variety OF writing, lettering and nourishing, in.
etoss ~ cents IN stamps to the Principals.
% sArYil 10, 1862. ..;.s.. f.. q wv I tc
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24
SAMUEL KETTER NJ AN,

w-Would hereby notify the citizens of Bedford
aeunty, that he has moved ro the Borough of Bed
ford, where be may at alItimes be found b persons
wish;ng to see him, unless absent upor business
.psytsn.ng to his Office
Bedford, Aug. 1851. p
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-03

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-03

The Cerman ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
l. published every Saturday. at 81 90 per
Annum, payable in advance:
Jclns for Advertisements reasonable
O fFIc.: BRoAD STR, next to CITY HALL
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merr'n, ntcbt. 'u YTgCnsn, eaB ce Djnor oitt
cir trinU Gour5 babcn unO Itdgeu9wtrtbet
ItnH ais cin 56rrjn pOu @ictjcn.
Gic StlIuac upicrer 10 pCjt vtTucItIistsneu
IGipiIilatOu, rjc cutIrblhe Shmarpwrrlau,c
mcIdc mir Sirih!ccbt umitblun3,n bait =
ptc Suttt, ,dncu uno mii6clp5 reid III perreu
- 3icr lcrrt Str tie fcnncn.
g&ir bntcu mere gcicr all Die 3yc!inibc pes
grEc;rbau(s1 9ciibrt, no 0ltnj4tn, ric feline
2rtct inccn fGWu,n unp wuarn, nit Wr5rit bf.
lrait mrN,m, welaG Grctmii1e gt3t 10 fir rieic
@iuB aglnaCr iir oeir nrbciteictrucn Talo
fOUctu or l'trt, nie nit icblfthsuosm Ir;tt.
init acpudtrm 9tldtn una mit laucrnIem 8ud
titr brrWmsebtI?
81 r@r. wern Miayquar0 in cincm oe
aciMniGccaen @UuCu'G init aGcu OicIen St5Iei
atTn tanc; reun lptaIp CT an pcr SGric or
'Aicn, iomrn lic i@oartuwctir aui j0n Geynn.
llno nam Ecaau Gin un6,imlibes 5reitsn.
Ter Gme Eitjtrrt' iNr, Elm 9Gcrt III, ii: Wnpe,
rsr aaS itm els 3eicbIn, siu Drtter maritirtc
lon brptlt.lm 0nC6cuo, al ibm Ycribcr uur
10 tamrn uup 8inscu ricir Mtnitcn, taubteu
neten ipm ouf Nuc Ycriamanren i'm gemab!c
wiepcr
2Henn iitnr Gra9antsu ;bn YsrlaNcn baten
F"nn ltan0 @arnH0rp ru6is. mbcmegIitb pa
m"Cb:s ia ':nec IIclusn 6uc5,, pns rr in rer
pam 6dHc, 9fotilfn uno rcctuete.
3nwfi''u nurIe CT cur,b cine 2nf:oae, tic sr
MT 'insm fAmm mettIpcn 6opEhiden beanlppr
tttr, Gct6tt.
@t'u"ifr audi rntjpann iib 3wiiacn i8n unp
1n5nen 9trrtH sjne onbrrt laF0niicbe 9ctott,.
Ne9!rnouMrr: iraate eli Gagrrer Wenib
hit rln'm icHr !an3en . rte, clngm maacru une
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-03
1r. 22SS
So olsl sic molten,
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SO oiel sic moucn.
9h aIoute nict.
Ma'4uaro IUftrte etwas ftinen gtocf unO LIEF
elm Yadct Nnpicre icbeu.
Farnm bobcn Sie bnmit 3urudsebalten, as
Itno ia bod uotirt mprpcu.
4iiheu t6bcr tum:nsn.
SD 8c5e 1872.
SD AUDI
1921.
SD aud.
1863.
Sd euG.
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