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for Uocnnins 70 Act. bnt nothing OF the kind
has been attempted. The parties have con
tested unsuccessfully, ALI these points so often
before the courts of the United States, that
they have abandoned further controversy 10
argument, and now hope to interpose az +
shield the order of State court. As has
been seen, such order is Of no avail, land the
hope, to every one Who can examine tba sub
tject unaffected BY feeling, must appear to be
founded on a mere fallacy. Other cases SIM
liar to these now under consideration, Nere
Transferred from lows to this State soma
years since, because ef the alleged interest
Of the Judge Of the Circuit Court Of the
United States for that District in the cues
| tons involved, and thus this Court has been
CONNECTED With the untoward controversy
winch has arisen between the Courts Of the
| United Stftea nd of that 8take. and where
ct that time IN order to execute the judgments
rendered, the Judges Of this court we're call
ed on to issue . peremptory writ Of nsoxddmas
to parties under injunction from the State
court, though admitting it was an appropri.
ate process, they, under the circumstances,
we're unwilling to do anything to produce .
conflict, and therefore declined to issue the
writ; requesting the parties in the first place,
to 90 before the courts Of lows, and apply
for removal of an apparent obstacle to the
RIocses VI ~ fSoAik Dos shes WIS nov
done, q, il it we're, the application was I'M
UDitedl States has since decided,
as has been shown, that the OBJ
obstacle was not real one, and that the
process should issue and be executed. Upon
what principle 10 il thatth Judges Of this
Court, administering in these cases under the
constitution of the United States, the laws
Of Iowa, must Obey Tho mandates Of the
Supreme Court, and the defendants, parties
10 the very case where the mandates issue,
must not obey?
II would be difficult by any train of reason.
ing within the score of ordinary intelligence
to name it. The question has occurred
whether before = writ of attachment is or.
deeed . rule 70 sAop Mnse sAould hs served
on the defendants. II It did not clearly an.
pear that the defendants had deliberately
taken their line and rssoleed to abide the re
suits of violation Of the orders Of the Court,
that course would be adopted. But il is plain,
from what has been stated that the only
cause has already been shown. And it would
seem, thesafore, ssAAtA gale 10. shev essse
would sefvs no hsefdf purpose. The object
il to obliee the defendants 10 obey lawful
ordef ths CputJ sni 4 sAey Ni1 - that,
ore y no desire 70 impose mere penalty.
Ana besides, a. parties to suit in this
court, on their own showing, they are guilty
OF contumscy. They al!eee, indeed, that
they desire to obey all orders OF the courts
OF the country. and do not wish to be in con.
tempt OF any, bnt ~ open, wilful. deliber.te
violation Of lawfnl order Of 1 Court. dul,
served on soitor. i itself . coaiempt. and.
therefore, while they disclaim the wish to be-
~ contempt tAsy expressly admit hey kaxs
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W atChes and JeWelry.

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IA Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer II
Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware. Agency
then ationAl Watch Co.
march22-de0diy
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CAN KNITTING n teHINF. Price VS.. The SIN pie {
cheapest aud best Knitting Machine invented Will
knit % COO stitch q per mute Lbes Inducements
Agents. Address AMEhfcAN KSrrT1Nd MACHINE
CO, Boston, Maes., or 81. Louis. Mo
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A PPLE PAIRING, Corning aud s.icing Machir
n Mad by D. H. WHITTEMORE, Worcester, Mass
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SPEECH OF
Hon. John Quincy Adams,
Before the Massachusetts Democratic State
Convention, at Worcester, Aug "a, 1869.

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The Republican journal., 1869-09-02

4 NTlAL.-Young men who have injur
~ cd themselves by certain secret habits, which unfit
them for business pleasure, the duties OF married life
also middle aged and old men, who from the foIes of
YOUTH or other causes feel debility in advance of their
before placing themselves under the treatment of
any should first read The Secret Friend" Married
ladies will learn something OF Importance by pcrusing
The Secret Friend" Sent to any address, in sealed
envelope, receipt Of % cents.sAdrrss DIR CHARLES
A. STU ARA CO., Boston, Macs. lyrli
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5000 WIKI 1n BIZ poErE Il 9 d DE- ;h,n DIX INK
other physician more c1ectuay and permanently, with
less restraint from occupation less exposure to all
weather, with safe and pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABJSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
Incident to Married and Single Ladies'
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
alercral Affections: Erupons and all diseases OF the
skin Ulcers of the Nose, Throat and body Pmpes on
the Face, Swelling OF the Joints; Nervousness Consltu
tion;t other Weaknesses in youth and the AID
vanced ut all ages, of
lnrII SEAES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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. a II THO M
TO Females in Delicate Health

nK. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No ENpt
- COLT ST.. BosfoN, is consulted daily for all dscas-
incident to the female system. Proapsus Uter or
Falling OF the Womb, Fmor Albus, Suppression, and
other menstrual arrangements, all treated on new
pathological principles and speedy relief guaranteed in
very few days. So invariably certain is this mode
of treatment that most obstinate complaints yield under
it, and the afflicted person rcoccs in perfect health
Dr. Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
of diseases than any other physician in
Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
to stay in Boston few days under his treatment.
Dr. Dow, since 1876 having confined his whole atten
ton office practice for the of Private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknowledges superior in the
United States.
N. bah letters must contain dollar or they will
not be answered.
Office hours from A. Nj. to 9 i. NJ.
Boston, July %, 1863. lyi
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02

WHAT THE WOED IOollE MEANS. Most
Americans and Europeans who are unac-
quainted with Chinese life imagine that the
word coolie embraces in its meaning all the
population of the Chinese empire which is
devoted to agriculture and the various de
partmcnts of productive industry. This is an
error. The word coolie is Bengali, and sig
mites laborer, and is not Chinese at NIL. 1t
is used by the populations Of seahoaul towns,
who, for the most part speak in common
with the foreign residents, what is called
''Pigeon English 10 designate particular
class OF employees. There are tcoolin rig
gers. "roolie cNrpenterS.' ''Cooic deck
hands, ..houSe cooies,N Nc. but thrv form
a separate class from the population around
them In like manner the wore, mandarin is
generally supposed in this country and in Eng
land to be Il Chinese term: but ii is not. Ii
is also Pigeon English and is derived from
the Portuguese word 'smandcr,' to command
Being accepted by the foreigners of the sea-
board as entirely satisfactory, the Chinese
themselves, who take kindly to the ab>uldiies
and facilities Of the ''Pgcon English for the
transaction Of business, have adopted It into
their vocabulary. In like manner many
other words. common to both natives and
foreigners in China, are misunderstood in the
homes Of the ''outside barbarans," and be
ing misunderstood, are Of course mSapplicd.
For instance, the cpithet ,'cnolies," applied
to emigrants from China to California. and
fastened on these entcrprising people in the
Golden State, is n misnomer. ct thousands
believe that the Pacific States ara being over
run by Il different class Of Chinese l;lborcrs
from what they actually are.
The Chinese who laborca 50 faithfully and
wei on the Union Pacific Railroad, who and
form so important and valuable an element
Of the State Of California, are not coolies,
properly 50 called, but cnaigrans from China
seeking for higher remuneration and better
means Of subsistence than was afforded them
in the central llowery land. Very many of
them, it is true, enter into contracts with
wealthy merchants Of China to do a specified
amount Of work and stay Il certain length Of
time in the territory Of Uncle sam, and agree
to terms understood and agreed upon before
they leave the coast Of China. Just rs coolies
agree with cooie agents at China SoaportS;
but they are an entirely different class Of peo-
pie. The Majority are emigrants from China
who have voluntarily left the shores of the
Celestial Empire, lust as Freshmen have a.
bandoncd their mud cabins in Connaught or
Munster to seek q wider field and Il higher
scale Of remuneration in the tcemng West;
and like the Irish, they pay their own way
and are free ana independent from the
start New York Herald.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02
Mctu advertisements.

SsEND 10 j. W. II. JENkS, A. NJ, Middoboro
> Mass, for Fhc"h', Of the Select Scienta Course
Of Perce Academy, including French adapted to both
sexes from the ages of II to Is. Number of pupils
ted to New classes formed September il, 500 per
quarter of 10 weeks Will pay for Board, Tuition, Books
fuel and lights Cheapest school i'll the United States
for its advantages.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02

on thrcad-likc ilamcnts. We strain our
eyes; we hardly breathe hoping to catch oven
Il slight pcrceptiblc movement; but il is all
i'll vain; like the clouds whose fairies change
to sphinNes, or colossal mountain peaks to
fantastic forms Of animals, or sunset HUGS OF
molten gold to crimson and purple and deli
cate flame, we see the result but VIC cannot
discern the proccs>---sO in the flower, we can
not detect the faintcst motion. We take hold
OF the ioWer to examine it, and q shower OF
golden pollen falls upon the white surface of
the petals; qualification has already COM
mcncel.
While we are busy with our thoughts, ex-
cited with the supernatural stiffness, and feel
ing as il there were a conscious life in the
flower, solemnly and slowly the clock strikes
the midnight hour, and we know that our
charming Queen Will gather up her snowy
train and lay aside her golden crown. Her
short life is endod-her day is done. We
cannot see her brightness fade. and putting
out the lights, we leave to darkness and death
the beauty evancsccnt IS q dream and soon
to Fade into il dream again.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02
THE FARMERS BOOK
ERy &. w. Dicksrman
ana Hon. Cilas. T.. Flint

IN doth English ond heaman.
Showing how to double the value OF
Land; make three times is much out OF
Stock; raise three times as much Grain,
Hay, Roots, and all farm crops, and more
than double all the profits Of the farm.
Every tanner. stock raiser, gardener and
irut cuiurist wants it. one Utndfed y
foity Illustrations. Sales immense.
Send for circu lar. Enterprising nAea will
learn the particulars of IL Nancy making
business by addressing 1h!laLkE, Nc
|EuHpY & Co., Philadelphia, Pa, or
springfield. Mas.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02
NOTICE.

NYlLLIAM Is. SWAN s. CO., having purchased the
w Stores, Storehouses and Wharf of II J. AN
DERSON, JR are now opening an entire new stock,
consisting in part of the following articles.
CORN, GKANULATED SUGAR, JAVA COFFEE,
FLOUR, COFFEE RIO &"
PORK, HAVANA " JAPAN TEA
BEEF, ST. JAGO OOLONG Z"
LARD MUSCOVADO C RAISINS
TOBACCO, SPICES, SALT OATS, FISH, sc.
full and complete assortment of Groceries, which we
invite purchasers to call and examine, and will
make prices satisfactory.
WIN. b. SWAN,
A. CUTTER SHELLEY.
Belfast May /, 1869. tbs
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STRANGERS AND TRAVEL

STRANGERS AND TRAY ELLEkS.
TO avoid and escape imposition OF foreign and native
quacks, more numerous IN Boston tfan III other large
cities,
proudly refers Professors and respectable Physicians
many Of whom consult him in critical cases because OF
his acknowledged skill ana reputation, attained through
50 long experience, practice, ana observatlon
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
be- not robbed and add to your sucrngs in being deceived
by the lying boasts, INTERPRETATIONS, false proms
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QUACKS,
who know little of the nature and character of Special
Diseases, and less to their cure Some exhibit forged
Diplomas OF Institutions or Colleges which never existed
Dead, how obtained unknown: not only assuming and
advertising in Of those inserted in the diplomas,
ebrated physicians long since dead Neither be deceived
-QUACk Observation-Disclosures,
through false certificates and references and recommend
their medicines by the dead who cannot expose
contradict them; or who, besides to further their i'm
positions, copy from medical books, much that written
of the qualities and eff cts of different herbs and plants
and ascrbe all the to their Pills, Extracts Specifies
&C., most Of which, if not ALL contain Mercury because
Of the ancient belief of it, curing everything but now
known to Kill more than is curcd,' and those not
killed, cOnstitutiunally injured for liic
IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND
NUSfRUM-MAkERS.
Through the ignorance of the Quack Doctor, knowing
10 all his patients in Pills. Drops &C., SO the Nosrum-
maker, equally ignorant, adds to has socaed Extracts
Specific, Anlidoe, Ae: both relying upon lt5 effects IN
ways throughout the land but alas nothing is said of
the balance, some OF whom die, others grow worse and
lett to lngcI and suffer for months years until n"
cycd cured, il possible, by competent physicians
BUT ALL QUACKS ARE NOT IGNORANT.
Notwithstanding the foregoing facts are known to
quck doctors and makers yet regardless
OF the lite ana health of others, there are those among
them who pcrjuru themselves contradcting giving
mercury to their PATIENTS that it is contained i'll their
nosums that the usual fee" may be obtained for
professedy curing, or "the dollar, or traction OF II,
may be obtained for the nostrum. 1t is thus that many
deceived, also, and spend large amounts for expert
mcntS with ,llackery.
DIR. DIN'S
CHARGES very moderate. Communications sacredly
confidential, and all rely on him with the strietest
secrecy and confidence whatever may be the disease con
diton situation Of any one, married or single
Medicines by Mail and Express t0All parts Of me
United States,
All letters requiring advice must contain dollar to
insure answer.
Address Dh, L. DIX, 81 Endicott St, Boston, Mass.
Boston Jan. lSG.-l Vt
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twenty-five Square Feet

more heating surface than any furnace Of the size
can give without them.
ny placing the Yapor pan where il .hDuld be,
ABOVE tEt. heating apparatus. to restore humid
n.y. Paisu OF water should he cyaloiatcd, where only
pintS are now.
1t is law of nature that the higher the temperature
the more water. air will and must contain. If Furnace
ar be not supplied by proper apparatus the supply will be
drWn from any and all sources Even from the lungs of
those rcspirnS it. If they happen to be weak much
the worse for thr lungs
1t is well known fact, that the Sirocco winds OF the
Sahara and Arabian deserts become the balny air
ally, by passing the MediterruncaE sea, after be-
ing heated. and taking upa proper and heahul per
cent. of humidity.
Hence We claim this Furnace to be the most powerful
as well as the most economical heater present in
lsteHce and will warrant No. TO The work OF
any No. eight OF any older pattern offered TO the
public
As to durability, will un'icr bonds that they
Furnace to last.
And will warrant every to give perfect satisfaction
FJ'Stove and Furnace work OF all hinus promptly and
faithfully Executed. =. =. EzEssSEl II SON.
oH.osfS NO ss Main Street.
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SHIRT PATTERNS
CUT At
III, l.. LORDS
No 40 "a i.;fs So
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

( Opposite kevcrs. House, BOSTON,
TINHE Trustees Of this Institution take pleasure IN
nouncing that they have secured the services OF the
eminent and well known DIR. A. II. HAY rs, late sur
geon U. S. Army, Vice President OF COLUMBIA College
Of Physicians and Surgeons, &c.
This Institution now publishes the popular medical
book entitled s'TIIE SCIENCE OF LIFG or SELF PHESEE
VArIoN," written by Dr. Hayes. 1t treats upon the
Errors Of Youth, Premature Decline OF 4Ktnhood Sen
lnGl UedhesS and all Diseases and ibScs of the GeR
oratice Orgns Thirty thousand copies sold the last
year. 1t is indeed book for every manyoung men III
particular. Price only $lG0.
This Institute has just published the most perfect trea
tise of the kind offered to the public. entitled
"SEXUAI PHYSIOLOGY WOMAN HER DIS
EASES" profsey illustrated with the very best engrav
ings This book is also from the pen of DR.. Hayes
Among the various chapters may be mentioned, The
Mystery Of Beautiful Ospring-Beauty its value
to Woman, -Marriage, General Hygiene OF Woman
Puberty ,-Changc OF Lifc,-ENcesses of the Married.
$1,000 Turkey Morocco full gilt, $3.50. Either OF these
books sent by mail, securely sealed postage laid,
receipt of price
Thoughtful clergymen recommend these books for their
high moral tone, and all eminent and sklful physicians
earnestly recommend them to the public the only
scientific and reliable treatise OF the Kind publ shed in
America
"AvolD ALI. QUAcK or ADVERTISING DocroRs AND
GET THESE POPULAR BOokS.'-I inner. J0U4'aat Of
Medical Science.
TIE "PEAEoDY JOURNAL OF HEALTH" DIR. Hayes,
Editor. Terms, dollar year i'll advance. Address
above.
as-ALBERT II. HAYES. NJ. D., Resident and Con
suting Physician
~ B.-Dr. III. may be consulted in strictest confidence
all diseases requiring skill secresy and experience.
lNvIoLAELE SECEEsY AND CERTAIN RELIEF. 1yrl
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02

Otller. THOSE who have
trlel II, kno" t'ilt it cured them; those who have
not, know tIlu it cures their neighbor3 and friends
and all know that what it does once it does always
= that it never fails through any fault or neglected.
1t composition, We have thousands upon thoIi-
sands of certificates of the remarkable cures OF the
following complaints, but such cures are known IN
every nci~hb0ihO0d and we need not publish them.
Adapted To al ages and conditions in all climates
continuing neither calomc or any deetcrious drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use il any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
Internal vsrcra to purify the blood ard stimulate il
INTO healthy action remove the distinctions the
stomach bowels, liver. and other organs OF the
body restoring their irregular sction to healtF and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such deranse-
ment+ a are the fist origin of disease.
Minute directions given in the wrapper on
rus rapidly cure
nc>- A;sn@uos and Loss Of Appetite, th.'y
should be taker moderately to stimulate the stoul-
aeh ard restore its healthy tone and action
For Liver Complaint and its various synp.
toms ksUiOus Eae.sii.achr. Sick HHeasl.,c he,
yaMmdice or Green sickness, Bilious
Collie and Bilious Ea.ycrs, they should BE ill.,
dcoaslr taken for each case, TO correct the diseased
acton Or remove the Instructions which cause it,
For ssys"ntery or Feiarrlasea, but one mild
nose Is generally required.
For I2hrunnagisn,, t.Out. Gravel, pAIpi-
tation OF She Heart, Pain ina the Side,
Back and a4oins, they should he continuously
taken as required, to change the diseased action iii
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For EBr"Tsy and Eropsical s.seilinss they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro-
ducc the eject of a drastic purge.
For suppression large dose should be taken
as it produces the desired eject by sympathy.
As Dinner PiI. take one or two Pilis to pro
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and mvIgoratcS the system. Hence it is often G,
Nhntageous where no serious arrangement exists
One who feels tolerably we'll often finds that dose
OF these PMS makes lin feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and renoyating effect On the diges-
tive apparatus.
DIR. y. e. AVER Il CO., Practical chemists,
LOWELL. MISS. L. S. T.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-02
DUNKLEE'S
Go taen Eagle Furnace

Is the result of thirty years practical experience in
the Furnace business and not only combines in one Fur
advance with plans, following strictly by natural
laws, however simple they may be. Viz: :,
ny exposing very large surface directly to small
amount OF fuel.
BY making large amount of atmospheric air mlinee
recty upon TINS large surface so AS at to take the
heat to the rooms to lc warmed
By taking advantage of comparative expansion and
consructit OF metals in the combination Of its parts
so as to prevent the escape OF gas.
ny preserving fire day and night, by the modern mode
OF mounting doors and regulators.
by rejecting all fre-brick and non-conuctors auhs
tuting very heavy fire pot = IL inches thick at the
points OF combustion, thus saving the heat hhero alb
sorbed by brick and melted coal will not adhere
IRON, it can never clinker nor require lining.
ny easy manner and convenience in tending Furnace
BY Audited OF eight radiators upright around the blaze
giving