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4 LOW RENT at No. 2lG East Forty sixth
st f'ursioy brown HOUSE. capis'g furnished ih'"e
uuetcepuorab.e yOuug % BOARD
&c FREEMAN CO.. No 2l' Bro'dr'y.
SEVERAL HOUSES to RENT, furnished
- some where pares wish ate pr ie.u Ais HOUSE
io SALh o. bargain. FREEMAN c,. A 2ls Boait ti.
fTO LET-A FURNISHED COUNTRY RES
al very os lce family who gi take Possession
can he given ~ once Adif-s.. p o. iior Nu -il
'E'O LEI-Small new three-story br0wn-st0ne
front HOUSE No 2.l West Fifty second IT., EgAtl-a'e
SCENTS lnquire At No 20
'HO LET-Eighteenth-s near Irving place
FURNISHED HOUSE, 10 perfect ortr 12J) Honih Per
miis ofPllELPS. FALL0N Co. No 81 Purst
fNO LET, Furnished, in West Forty seventh
a st-hOusB 10 perfect order, Of hloek Of ei1tt
houses sh and handsome furniture go month Permits o
PHELPS FALLON y Co. No = pncst
fTO LET--No. 1875 Putnam-ave., Brooklyn,
HOUSE containing With al modern inprov JOS
session Inst Of next month 80 per yeaL Inquire Oh the premises
or address p A. WILLIAMS, ionkers
rTNO RENT-At Irvington, n. Y.-A Furnished
HOUSE, with II barn and stables tne view d the
Hudson Minutes depot Terms moderate
Apply 70 T. TWkEDf No 50 Chambersst
'EO LET-FURNISHED HOUSE on Saclett
st. Couri. Brooklyn The house is nearly new has
front complete all the modern Improvements; was
recently furnished In the best be nmd
a price O Further particulars BY inquiry oi IT, T.
BERGEN, No 80 Beekman-st. n y CITY
VONKERS.-To LET, furnished, II large
HOUSE. cheap, depot Apply to iOUMANS fonker~
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6orunrntiun ylotitts.
osrtcy oy INV NKr,,opoIrrAN DoAHD oP HEATH
al 49, N..NorL STut. 49, 1903.

Ne 81 Motst. Nrw.iors, sept ~, lh" %, , A.
Ara MEETING of the METROPOLIlAN
" RoARD OF HEALTH held at Office No Jll MoitsL, New
Yos ON the day September 1903 the following resolution vas
esoip,d That the additional ordinance passed on the |uh % @
August 1865 with reference to cattle driving be ameui'l J" VI"
log respects . -. - ,o, mare than
$50 together aud lambs aud sheep To the numbero not '
t0g,thrTi a al also be law
f drive cattle swine pigs sheep. calves hIo, Lem
seets; Porth-t. hom kieyeuhave TO ile Np sost All
- 6n the Intersection Of hundred aud tNrhN ,,l
Iiethaye TO the Intersection Of On hundred Aha''eA'h'' ~
,, cattle arriving IN the cy New York ny ears OF NY y
t,irsn fon The place UNLOADING heng North oI ihl ,
49, s,.tinp tile fad through the streets ahn avenues
1t limit as To uamhe provided tiey are aec,nl M %
g'.ei al 2l or any les number OF hrfii 10y th" ''il'
IN ,al M iu 30 i.adi three atieai'ria ID" i t' M
-' fan l,t el y oue attendant 0r + a.u. ~ pr '
alovr hhVNNH :"
Eaaoss CLARK. Secretary
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sors,s, Gauiasrs, &t,

At HENRY's CITY AUCTION MAXI,
" Bosway ard Thirty REGULAR pubhc sales Of HORSES
iIIRNESs RUGS WHIPS aud everything needed IN
riding and diving held every WEDNESDAY and SAluhDa ~
Ill.,. suitable for hight driving heavy work. at these s.ss
"b,r r,psay advertised not The largest assortment " os
hand VARIETY Of Harness always w
h s., yrry superior Park Phaeons. by Miner Stephens
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
SrOpOsIIs.


ARMY BUILDINGS GREsNE ASp Hor'ToSsrs'
PROPOSALS On DUPLICATED VIII be re-
sd by the until l2 SATURDAY. October 10 1905
- ,,,,, 49, p,rur,' A,reS ~ ,ha nav eron
49, n,,ke m m hoopc ash barrels With two iron hoops
3O0 pounds quality thoroughly smoked eeSnboea BAUM
ann pea SMOKED AMS-6rtquAtY. ugarcued to be bgged
i'm barrels II fAt quality superane Southern 81 LOUIS or
II FIOUR salbk keeping IN U1rna c1'iad1e
G6 barrels belnw CORN MEAL
~. .OOD pound. WHITE BEANS, In barrels
I.sIO % pounds SPLI PBAS-hSt quality
1000 pounds HOMlNA, hlst quaty White hht oo'u 10
y5OO pounds Carolina RICE clean gooi stout OAK oaeN
nOO bounds Green RIO COFFEE, Ia barrels
10 OOB pounds Green no COFFEE IN onSin9 bags
:iOOO pounds clean dry BROWN SUGAR. Ia bNfeS u"heAu
lined ,,r.,,r, orc, an
5000 hounds White GRANVLAiED su"Ah
5.OUO poanl. Cut LOAF SUGAR ..-o..o J., ,-,,,.-.,
I5OD gallons of tie best quati Oi pure 'iNh"a"i
nan Mounds BFST quality of ADAMANTNR CANDLES to be 10
80 a. tIe ponnd one hn'f the remainder t~ei'eS
M. 600 hounds good hard SOAR. -. - ..,.....,.
900 pounds good clean d hne SAL h Sous' "s"'
A dozen cans ASSORTED FRuIIN
4 dozen ASSORTED JbLLlES
- dozen Peaches
- dpfsnst TOMATOES
Di.s for Co anl Sugar to be made duV phd
an.,ntsr of zach Grn is invited o sec bids opened
W BURNS. Bst Brighten aud e. >. I. = y
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
BROADWAY THEATER.
I'D MR. FLORENCE
OBENRElZBR IN DICKgNSS
NO Il II RO II Cf III F'A Il T..
EVERY EVENING AT 1:4J.
EYEHI ENENING At q
Read tie foilEing from

Read tie foIKing from
THE HOME JOURNAL:
The ors share Of the Interest has awakened howeyT dne 70 the
Mr. Florence Hitherto have
te from this actor except those rh
mous; u bis unde 3iabe success as
acts actor in pm Briefly prepared Cor something more
preienou gifei beon measure 81 hnd our anpa
oa, fl6c n worl Mr Florence appears 10 bAbHe
opet.y phusd WITH visible trace e Of Dis former stage
presence dpcs with sdrf fteV not the CONVENTIONAL stage
au which the would Inevitably become 10 ordinary
but such villain mgLi have actual existence under e err
uusuc which sarrouud ths renegade Desperate whose
love desperate that It Is akin TO haie Among re-
the
~ with which We greeted Appearance on the stage
m utF absolutely nothing and ms OF the pan or
TIE actor him BEFORE stood there copetey
be about TO play aad yen When he SPOKE II
remarkably imitation of that neserst9ken broken hash
which the voice e Is strangely rpuse
a1d unfamiliar i Scmdult sotness he whole manner ot ne
closest attention from trt " a' one Eh ha.e
s Of super il grafton OF souls aieI neung
Broadway n The asernoon and seeing nun W s
later on the Stage Broadway Theater complete Mehuctoh
vii and thorrh 20 be played the highest
reach Mr. Foreue bas nearly attained A Pout anu
having entirely path with much real ne
xauuest and cement man VI" eau
act.y fleui bate BIN momeniar Tor DIS naeLy 10
Life. 5 ccrialnIN IllIe sAOn Of consnlnmaie actor
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
fnrnliurt.

nlisulmtous.
EUSSELLs ICE CREAM - Always ahead OF
all other quality anl price. Families wanting en- the
sabbath can haze II sent or SATURDAY us we'll packed IN Ice It our
rsk no FouIthaye Twenttutst' ~" <ed bIo'u""
near Thirty -iourhst aud No 28i fuianst, LrooAbn'
COR CAMPAIGN MEDALS call at EDW AID
COGANS No iOn Wraust. dealer In American aud Foreign
Coius-fotinery Of Philadelphia
GRAPE VINES.-Pricc List now ready.
" &. n. QUICK sing Slug. " y
MANUFACTURER of CAMPAIGN and
WI PLAIN FLAGS and PAPER LANTERNS ~ various STYLES
J. y. GRuMBACn, 80 25 Faionst, n y
CELF-ACTING WEATHER STRIP for
> DOORS and WINDOWS patented June T. 1861 The latest aud
hest No cutting or deiacng prevents uing window send
Tor circular County rights for sale Address BUTLER
WAXING. Hudson, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

GrnEgH WILLIE NICHOLS, Ancl'.rsE
ZONES, NICHOLS n Co. WILL SELL,
ON MONDAY, OCT. 10, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
and 10 be coatuued rom day 10 dar antl al. soli
Ar TIlE sOU rHFRN HOTEL
,erv Ia ouse Broadway, 10y oier Of tue Executors
u John L. Fafre. esIl;
GENTEEL HOTEL AND HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
All the Furniture contained sli Hotel consisting Of q
%. yaror dhambrr tni Diving Room Fnrniiufe
~ Inr Sale and Fnunrr maretop Counter Bar fgre
a. $50 .sgsr r.nrpat- Mantc and llr Glasses anrd irs
black valn1t mahvgauy ana o'k afnr Sue
ni velvet brussels
black wa'nl, aud malugHnf
tor BfIrus Washstns Toilet Sets carved roeFoo baA
walnut ani .hnrlrl uarhe aui 1lrceQ Qarie bceal
rst ls 500 p.uHr Mattresses, French Pillows and botefs
snl, taunicr.srrs Ac! rich frsood s1f h1ck walnut i
81 assorted nr tl'trru together
u all a, Cooking Utensils. Rsnze. Steam auutr, tur,s &C.
JONES. NICHOLS 4 60. Auruolcers;
so. lJ Pearl u Hauo,rrstaare
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U,O CONTRACTORS.

rTO CONTRACTORS. o.,,..,o ,,e, e.. ,,.
Bils Willie received until SATCKAn oetSoe, w. p' 'Ot @
an ,nYG MASONRY aud BRIDGE WORN on the Western poh
IN, H. an ena Rairoal extending from Innalua weStNsui
Also the Middle Division. nom lAmalua eS""'u " 'A' S"' u"
tween The sehuyi Ill and Leigh Rivers . ,,A A., ,h..
A. tbe Rlsrrn DIVISION SAID summit through the Mhonng
NAV be made m whole portion OF the work in sec
tons or divisions. -. =. a.. No.. ~ tb. Cor,anx
PiAhs AHa 'P'''''" j. W. GEARY. Engineer
Pottsyile Pa.
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6ifr 1tal estlte for saIt.

FOR SALE or 10 EENI-turnlshed or unfuT-
uhed-A t-ttc 4stg extra red 10 ~ 70 Great Jones st.
lsr LaaTes place u aents aad DO complete order
F>.sssou Hinefa AlDi5 HOMER MORGAN 40 2PDestO@e
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

huoireisncttee rerecn Third aud Fourth ascs Mort
wreesiory iesH.t ana suic~ar; s modern improvements
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09


Garner ofIIo ,ta YORK Ctr Octobrf t
NArII,L KE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w Warstorh Staten Island the lsh last Al ococA
o. a.. thc filoaing BUILDINGS. NSf
RARr,ACk st-1
2OFFiCFRy QUARTERS, G)s2A
KITCuRS. lsa1n.
STABLE -fru
/ BAKEfiOUSE. 2frfA
Tems CASH Treasury Notes 10 per eeut down at time
" sale -,
ir. a. soon q. poss sner the sale RUFUS INGALLS,.
irste Ms1rG-n. sul Asst. q. 81. Gen. q. : A.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
stu6ts, 2anqts, &t.

ORIENTAL BASE-BURNING STOVE ana
" PARL0R FuRSAcE-Oser 1900 Of the Oriental Sots, were
made This aud Furnace Que o the best AI Is maze
Onv klning. burner powerin heater econoa
fuel seffrcer from cnkers and dust We have an st
this perfect hand Also ah assortment 'ooAk
Parlor and Heating STOVES RANGES. &c or,,,v
No s2 yeseyst.. opp. Washington Market
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
Statiuntrn, &t.
90 fam,rs anS 0tbtrs.

DUTTER COMP0UND.-A little of this pure
ID mixture added quart m wi make two pounds o. excellent
Iu,~r Ior y - each Beware OF spurious limitations
Appy d to ORIGINAL PATENT BuTIbR Co, No lo+ JohusL
DREMlUM BRAHMA FOWLS.-l will spare
0 Pallets from stock received the lIst premium at TIE New
h'E'n' f' ''' D'"''' F''' JOHN s. IVES Salem, Mass
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
Smustmtpts.


pIKE's OPERA HOUSE.
" L. opESISc OF Tl SECOND SElsos ii,ss, 'Hd Manager
BArENavs OPERA BoUFpg
IA GRANhh Dtchh0SR Db GER0lSTES.
fr' app'afine ,,', e'g rg9rs OF 1s Ieno"a4 -f''e'
WHO yin BE- a By the ioio'He Incompatible cast Of eharaeiers'
'''''' '''' " IsDUc as P.poe. p,gl
NJ LAGRIFF0Ub. rs Birlu Park.
NJ. DAkOS, Is Dorm Greg
NILE. LAMBBLLE, as Wanda.
NOTICE TO SUBscRIBR8sA limited number o boxes and stalls
may VOW De secured by subscribers o e season. or Tor pea nights
OF .''' ''s' BOZ OFFICE OF THE OPERA HOUSE -,
RESERVED SEATS for at SchHers Music store NO. O'
SUBURBAN RESIDENTS are notified Of the following e0nveHence'
''P''0A'n PIXIES OPERA HOUSE:
From Grapi ou,ionst Ferries lines oil omnious'
Pro Pnto Ferry line of horse cars corduc the corner Of
Eiay aud Teelhh whence passengers may proceed o"e "
From Ferries omubises communicate with the Eighth
the special on q city
an 9uangymen has been made b, vtch onninsss i | &
ST. line 80 leave UaoS NertRE aud the tIrHANE 1, , ~ re-
TWO mAuTEs from y until 81 ocofk pm ihe s"e gg grl' " "
turning after each nights rsl1asss or rr,es s likewise O
Admission % pryaie Box ~ 20 90 90
NIBLO's GARDEN. mann,
THREE FsRRwE R PsRfoNxSGss OF The Grand
FRIDAY EVENING OFT 2; sArgGDAY AFTEgNoQS at Il and
COMBiNATIOY OF THR TWO BALLBrs,
THE PARiSIAN AND ylENNOlSB. ~
BONFANTT DE ROSA. SOHLKR, BILLION BETTY RiGL,
La PETITE SCHLAGER, Mons. Won HAMME, Sgnor
DAVID COSTA. Nile. ADRIAN OBBRTI &c, Sc,
and CORPS De BALLET fSiAli LADIES.
The fairy tire presentation Of these artists
entitled
UNDlNE,
THE WATER QUEEN. -
The drama will he Interpreted with Duets 6c INTERPRETED ~
artists Of ACKNOWLEDGED ability In this sketch Hi be introduced soue
OF jarrett Palmer. prominent effects from the
BLACK CROOK and WHITE PAWN
On MoNDAl' Oct T. pnvrrx poppFsT
as KING LEAR.
DROADWAY THEAT Err Admission, 80 Cts.
lD EABfME no THDROUGuFARK THE ABi5n
FLORENCE and DICKENS
pure.y legitimate ard artsne triumph
THIS EVENING al II
no THOROCGHFARE,
FLORENCE in his grea. sialy OBENRBIER
The abe wilkes Spirit Of the Times The character
Of Jules magncfnt handled BY Mr Florence h
makeup wonderfully 10 nature aud were eN
DENLY copies good original The ABILITY " sus,aie
peculiar such as Mr. Florence las 80 peecl
acquired Is very rare among the most successful Of haace
The part dveted OF e steeogpei stage nsm an
Jne. Ohenrrrr depicted such unnnp smooth
hammered scoundre alouuds midst
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22
DR. ESCHENCx'S Mandrake
PILLS, "A SUBSTITUTE FOR
CALOMEL.

These Pills are,composcd of various roo
having the power to relax the secreiionus
the liver as promptly and %effectual as a
pill or mercury, and without producing
of chose disagreeable or da ngerous efec
which often follow the latter.gd ya3 Esiass
In all bilious disorders these Pills may tie
used with confidence, as they promote The
5 discharge of vitiated bite, and remove. those
distinctions from the liver and hillary ducts,
which are the cause of bilious affe ctions in
generals
ScHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS. ire
Sick Headache, 8 and all other disorders Of
Liver, indie tel by sallow skin, coated
tongue. vos.ixeness, drorsin ess, and a gener-
al feeling of weariness aud4assitude; show.
ing that the live is in a torpid or obstrucrcd-
condition. ii % - :f@'2tf ~ III
In short, these, Pills may be used with I'd
vantage in all cases WREN a purgative or al.
~terative medicinei is required.ih5 - ShbsN'
Please ask for .sDr. Sehenck's Mandrake
Pills" and observe that the two likenesses of
The Doctor are on the Government stamp
one when in theJlast stage of Consumption,
and the other in his pi esent health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price
% cents per box. Principal Office, No.c15
North 9Th Streei, Phiiadelphia, Pa. +" -
General Wholesale Agents ;Demas Barnes
4, and o., 81 Park Row. New York ; SIS Hance
IOS- Baltimore st, Baltimore Nd, John ID
Park, N L cor of Fourth and St, Cincinnati
= Walker and Taylor, 124 and 1876 Wabash ave.
Chicago, Ill. Collins Brothers. southwest
corner of Second and Nine SITS, st Louis, Mo.
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MESSENGERS NOTICE.

THIS is to give notice that on the 2lst
i day of March. A. D 1868. a War
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the
estate of Luther Potter, of Mohicau,
in tie county of Ashland aud State of
Ohio, who has been adjudgeda bankrupt
on his own petition that the payment of
any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or
for his use. and the transfer of any prop
erty by him is forbidden by law; that q
meeting of the creditors OF said bank
rupt to prove their debts, and choose n
or more ~assignees of his estate, will be
held at a Court Of Bankruptcy to be
holden at Mansfield, Richland County,
Ohio, hafore Henry G. Hedges, Esq F,
Register, on the 18th day of April, A
D. 1868, at IL o'clock A NJ.
HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy U. s. Marshal, as Messenger
r. NJ. CAMPBEt
Ani-fur Petitioner.
April l. ,eez<w4e.
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MESSENGERS NOTICE.

THIS is to give notice that on the 2Ist
day of March,a AID. 1864 War
rant in Bankruptcy was issued ngainst
the estate of SamuelB Kennedy, of Je-
bonneville, in the county of Ashland and
State of Ohio, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt on his own petition ; that the
payment Of any debts and delivery of any
property Belonging to such bankrupt, to.
him for his use, and the transfer OF any
property by him is forbidden by law;,
that a meeting of the. creditors of said
bankrupt to prove their debts, aud choose
one CT more ~assignees of his estate, will
be held at a Court of BANKRUPTCY to be
holden at Mansfield Richland county,
Ohio, before H. G Hedges, Esq /, Regis
ter. on the 18th day of April, "A. D,
1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy u. s. Marshal, as Messenger
r. NJ. CAMPB ELL,
ATTY for Petitioner.
2w4O. h-1 10 Ia
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Ditch Notice.

Notice is hereby given that's petition
has been presented TO the Commissioners
of ,dCouuty, Ohio praying for the
location of a ditch along the following
described route: Beginning at a certain
point near John Greenland's house in the
northwest quarter of section No. two,
township Ne. t~wenty-two, and range if
teen, owned by said John Greenland,
thence running a south west course until
it intersects the quarter post on the west
side Of section No. two thence south on
the section line or most practicable route
until it strikes the muddy fork of Mohec
an creek which petition will be fa.. hear.
ing on the 21st day of April, A. D. 1868,
at 9 o'clock, A.. NJ, on the premises
where said ditch is proposes to be located.
at which tint and place an apportionment
of the costs and expensed of making said
ditch will be made and also an apportion
ment Of the labor Of constrr citing said
ditch among the land owners adjacent
thereto or parties Interested therein. 4.
RoBT. NJ. Campbell,
County Auditor.
March IS, '6S. n3S4w. -
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TO CONS UMPTIVES.

2 The advertiser. having been restored to
health in a few weeks by q very simple rene
dy, after having suffered for several years
with q severe lung affection, end that dread
disease Consumption, is anxiops to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure. To all who desire it, he will send q
copy of the prescription used free of charge)
with the directions for preparing and using
the same which they will find 2 Sure Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Broohitis ,Cou CHS,
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser in sending
I the Prescription is to beneitthe afflicted and
spread information which he conceiyes TO be
invaluable, andihe hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost Fmmothing,
md may prove a blessing. Rarties wishing
the Prescription. FREE by return mail, will
please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
iy47 Williamsport, Kings Co New York
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evoi2ah15tfJ
MO CURE-ALL.

zs But il you want q medicine that will cure
Chronic (not inhamatory) rheumatism,
Humps, Sore Throat, Swellings, Old Sores,
Brui-es. Toothache,s Headache, Insect stings,
Pains In The Back and Chest, also, internally
Diarrhoea, nysentery, Collie Groups and
Vomiting, you hive IL in DIR. Tobias Won
when used according to directions. Every
drop of it is put up by DIR, Tobias himself,
and he has done SO for nineteen years' His
medici7e is known throughout the world
The best physicians recommend it. Thou
SANDS of certificates can be seen Mt the de-
pos, SIS Co-tlanpt Street. Nm family having
children, should be without in the case CT
group Thousands of children ore saved by
it annually, Use it when frststaken accord
ing to The directions, and you will never los
q child. Ladies will find it valuable iu erae
dieatiI G pimples and blotches. Only SO cts
and 81 per bottle. Sold by tn druggists
throughout the United States and Europe.
Depot, Sc Cortlandt Street, New York
lm20.
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70 owNER OF HORSES.

4 THOUSANDS of Horseshoe early from
Collie. This need not be. DR.. Tobias
Venetian Horse Liniment will positively Gu
every Q a Sc, if given when first taken. Til
cost is only one dollar. Every owner Of
horse should ..haye a bottle in his stable
ready for use. 1t is warranted superior to
anything else for the cure of Cuts, WIND Calls
Swellines, Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises,
Old s ores, &C. isLinimenti is no new rem
edy. 1t has been used ana approved Of for
20 years by the first horseman in the coun-
try. Given to an over-driqen horse, it works
like magic. Dryers are constantly received
from the racing stables3o of England for it
The celebrated Hiram Woodruff, of trotting
fame, used it for years Hand said it was far
superior to any other he has tried. Reeol
leot, DR., Tobias Venitian Horse Lipiment is
put up in pint b ,tsles. Take no other. Sold
by the Druggists and Saddlers, Depot, 81
Cortlandt Street, New York 1850 lccl
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E
#aHa go6d fhfbg for a young man
to be clicked aboatHigthe, World
though soft hearted parents may not
think to. All youths, or if not all,
certainly nineteen -tWentieths OF the
sum telalS enteE dife wilma surplusage
of s~elf-conceit. The sooner they are
relieved of it the better. If, in meas
uriug themselves, with wiser and older
med Qbs8 hemselyesS 4heya discover
s is;s /; i sSE esI sssf W. "a sss g. T! fss Fl
and good if not, it is desirable, for
their own sakes, that it is knocked out
IF them. A boy who is sent to a large
school finds his equal. His will may.
have beenPafhoGat dahome, butschool
boys are democratic in their ideas, and
if arrogant, he is TO be thrashed into
recognition of the golden rule. The
world is q great public school, and il
pl9Y H2b9@ Mdtl
belong to . leader, he will be installed
in the position of leader. If not,
whatever his own opinion of his abili-
ties may be, he will be compelled to
fall IN with the rank and fle.. IF not
acknowledgement, tho best fhi6gt6
which he can, aspire is Lespectability ;
but no man can either be truly great
-orfr14T sspedfableJ3whe;isv pom
pous aud overbearing.
sBy Atfs time the novice has found
his legitimate social Status, be the same
high or low, the probability is thai the
disagreable traits of his character, will
be softened down or worn away. Most
1 .s:'y .ssaGptgGffE,ss iS T i eRsss; a. ~ abs ss
it is over, and he begins to SEQ himself
as others see him, and not reflected in
the mirror of elEconceit, he will be
thankful that he has run the gauntlet,
and arrived, through by q rough road,
at sslst1o#isdgeE 6pon the whole,
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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

THESE Examinations gwin m at Q
O'Clock A. M, and close at 4 P. NJ.
No applicant will be admitted after eleven
O'Clock A! NJ i Written testimonials of good
moral character signed by at lea st two re-
sppnsible persons WILDE required, which
testimonials will be kept on file. No certif-
cate can be ante-dated, and the School Law
prohibits Town ,:iip.Glerks from giving orders
toiteachers forlF ay, unless they have certif-
Gates. embracing the whole term of service
The School Law requires teachers to under
stand the following bran Oh es and be able to
inlpart instruc on in them all: Reading.
Writing, Orthogtaphy, 3Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography: kAfailure indone7'
is o failure in all, andthose nothaving o fair
knowledge of each and every one of the above
branches need not apply for q oerti6cate.-
Particular attention win be paid to Orthog-
raphy, ane those not having studied it. will
be promptly rel ected : No private examina-
tion will be held, aaddno application 'tby
letter. will be answered, Only four grades
of certificates ill be issued, viz: for 6
months, IL m ths,H Is and "a menths.
A certificate TO! 6snonths is a trial certif-
cate and will not besissued the secon time to
the same applicant. Those having certificates
for six months, must be, able to procure GER
tifcates for II months or none. School Di-
rectors are requested to furnish us reports of
the success of teachers. as they will aid us
materially in granting certificates only TO
those who areJ successful. ThosesiexpectinE
to teach the higher branches will be examin-
ed accordingly. The standard of Ashland
County Teachers must be advanced and ap-
plicants will bear this in mind. There will
be no adjournment after Examinations COM
mence until they. close. "A fee of so cents is
required as a condition of Examination, and
must be paid in dvance.
Z By order of the Board.
r~ R. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Feb 10, 1S67-1y35.u