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New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

as are insisted upon, until they become more
helpless, more Inundated, than theynow consider
themselves to be. To all appearance Prussia
is resolved to yield nothing of her just de-
mands. The only hope of immediate peace is
that NJ. Jules Favrc will take the humane,
comm0n-sense view of the situation, and aC-
cede to them. Such an act may prove his ruin
but it will be the salvation of France. He
may not receive, but he will deserve, the
gratitude of his country; for though he cannot
thus save her from humiliation, he can save
her from further des0Iation.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

There is Democratic county in Ohio,
called and known as Hancock, which Mis-
fortune seems to have marked for her own.
The Treasurer thereof has just absconded, a
defaulter to the adagiO tune of $4,000. His
predecessor was a defaulter His predecessors
predecessor was the same. The last Demo
cratic" Sheriff abstracted of the county funds
some $1,000. Thus it is that people, if they
will have luxuries, must be content to pay for
them. The Democratic" majority in Han
cock in good times is about 500, although it
occasionally gets whitfield to something less,
Seymour receiving only meager plurality of
l49. Now, if the Republicans of the county,
having lost their money, do MT want the next
Democratic Treasurer to make Off with the
strong-box, or possibly with the whole county
itself, we advise them to show themselves just
little smarter than they were in '69.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

The telegraphic account of the occupations of
the late Emperor of France at Wilhelmsh0he
contains one touching feature. His ex-Majesty
is represented as "bloated, bilious, and yellow
eyed and he is " faint, tired, and express
" sionless," while his movements are slow,
awkward, and mechanical" "his face being
absolutely devoid of expression" By the
way, it never had much expression even in
the days of his grandeur. 1t appears that his
nights are nearly sleepless. He dresses zap
propriately enougb) entirely in black. But it
is pleasant to read (and this is the feature y
above mentioned) that he amuses himself a
" great deal by talking to the school children
who gather about him." We remember that
his uncle showed the same taste at st. Helena
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
Nem'llotk Daily gribu,te.
TUESDAY. sKPTEMBER %. 1870.

skr1a-biBz egufiuue. srOund Pars, without decisive
rssulfs On ei'hef s.de. -= JIes FavTe has gone 20
Kes1z % c0slfeT vita BisnaTck concerning Prussias
deshsDls ne Prgsslaus have cut sI the railroads
Issffag 'fy.. psffs Eoios bas not yet been occu.
- ~ ~ Itaizr tsDpps - Effuf0feeneDts for the
S,s-ls1 sf.aY l1 CcDz hags arrived 10 Havana. ===
Trs were ~ 1eafhs 81 Hs7aAa from yellow fever last
reeT a f..assfsT stf4u.ff lDz1sd With arIns aud
F.-v.Fle1s - Vaf bzs L@fs czptsls1 pear Trinidad.
a rss.. srtfrm..sstps aze'sd ne Indian tHbes in
<y..asrz Xrzyzx A 81 sgsEfsss. s.l = Revolutionary
,,ts-s. szs5s ~. el>1 p. Es,f,s11f RI ssH1ay - A
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s.s>s q sssf,er4 m ~ ssafzy ~ Erf< zfff lDst
20 s.IIslg3ts-ss 40 tss1g'lH sa A'iDDha a.es
- seH. sa.1zr ~ fs}z- -s,sIsft 81 Whftabg "a 70
sL.1s6
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,asy.- ~ r,sefag seaesAs, 20 T1yFst% s~sstfB,
BE- srssas- fxs2z 4. n. 81, ts-sf ssfs>sS@ RFf
csseT - f@sess. tssI = <st% ----- ~ Hne Hfr~hfs
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s-z. f>yls. N. -. ~ fAs1H1fef@S, -, u. -
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

One of the first and most natural results OF
the growing power of the Gentiles in Utah is
the decision by which the MormOns are de-
prived of the control of the jury system OF the
United States Courts in the Territory. Get
ting control of the ballOt-bOx and maintaining
their rights in the Courts are more effective
and less costly operations than those OF an
army could be, and we congratulate our Cen
tile friends on their latest advance movement.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

The most respectable thing about the "Dem-
ocratic party of Massachusetts for several
years has been its good sense in nominating
for Governor SO able young man as the
present John Quincy Adams, whose promising
speeches made at the South for Seymour will
be remembered. Now, whether the party be
too good for Mr.. Adams or Mr. Adams too
good for the party, it has thrown him over
board. This is not merely absurd, but wan
ton insult. Mr.. Adams could not have bccn
elected either this year or next but he waa
by far tho best man party in u hclplcas and
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

Returns from Maine, very nearly complete,
give Perham, Republican, for Governor, S,515
majority, the vote being. for Perham, 54,O5l,
and for Roberts, Dem, 1916. Chamberlain's
majority in the same towns last year was 1882.
A gain of 893 in the Republican majority, in
view of the great combination to defeat the
ticket, will do very well. The aggregate Re
publican majority on Congress is two or three
Thousand greater than that for Governor
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

We are glad to learn from New-0rleans that
the publication of Chief-Justice Chases letter
concerning his connection with the trial
of Jefferson Davis was not surreptitious
If the leading members of the Repub-
lican party there are represented, however, in
in the violent assault on Gen. Grant with which
that publication is accompanied, we feel sure
that before the close of this campaign they
will see abundant ground to regret it.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

Rome bas not yet been occupied, but the
Italian troops are marching rapidiy upon IT,
They have been received with great enthusl-
osm at various points in the Papal States, and
there is little doubt, unless the foreign troops
resist, that they will be heartily and peace
fully welcomed to Rome itself.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

stand still in Spain, and when Olozaga reachea
Madrid the censurc was skillfully repuo,a'eco'
the recognition was confirmed, and the m'nS-
ter congratulated. There il no explanation 20,
this other than the suggestion that frlm nau
learned that Spain believed in the frehch hc-
nubIic and had contempt for the Empire
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

1t has been officially notified to the
American Minister and Consuls iii Germany
that the French blockade of the Baltic and
North Sea ports has been raised, and is not
to be resumed. 1t will be as difficult for
French strategists to devise employment for
their navy in the future rs for historians to
determine what use it has been in the past
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
A DISASTER no BE AVFRTRD.

The Hid (COngressl District of PENNSYLVANIA
is nearly identical with the old City of Phia-
delphia, and has long been invincibly Repub-
lican. Ii has four times chosen Charles 0'Neill
to represent it in the House by the following
votes:
1859. Charles O'Neill.... s61l Biddle..... 6.O6s
1864. Charles ONeill. 767 Reilly ..... 1920
1886. Charles ONeill. .l26l2 Hulme. 9,475
1865. Charles oNeill. 1853 Florence .ll,9l3
MI ONcill has thus served through seven
sessions, and has been faithful, industrious,
useful Member. Greater men have filled the
place before him-John Sergeant and Horace
Binney, for unsuccessful, we have no fault to
find with their latest successor.
But portion of the Republicans of the dis
trict have tired of him, and object to his fur
ther election. They insist that four terms are
enough for a man of his caliber-that the dis
trict ought to try again, and see if she cannot
come somewhere nearer the standard of her
ancient renown. And they have put up Mr.
John V. Greedy against him.
Whether Mr.. G. is any Improvement on Mr.
o. is a problem on which we can shed no
light. The fact that we never heard of him
till he was thus nominated does not prove
that he il not; and, on the other hand, it
affords no ground of presumption that he is.
The indubitable fact that this strong district
il about TO be thrown away if something de-
cisiyo n not done, impels us to speak out.
Pennsylvania can't afford to have any more
Copperheads in Congress, TO make Protec-
tiouist speeches for their constituents and all
tbo time vote 10 throw tho whole power OF
The House and the Government into tho hands
~ tho HnemioH OF Protection. There will
probably bo bB Of these birds without any
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

pill 1y2a.ls, ~ t.s@ fse s<f,yiy n he r.
psk.llas-s - ss@sA. s5D<sts n ba9t fs7f>H m
Pfrn abf s%T@HS re s1lIZGieNs ~ NJ
Ffsssfh k]ss-4,1 F,aDpiaZ ~ sxpegglb ~
Aiiasssi W>&AtSvsrs, s4Eby Nnsza. ne f5sS
l.h AinANits - Fssls, ealA k4ssN n, H5Bzs4ta-
IaS FANs 4fG Ia ~>.bszs4s. pA~ysy,>s ~
va recalled fDf b.s Aba4. b.s eo4as. ~ .y4
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER %. lS7u

hopeless minority could put in the field. Now
since his Democratic supporters seem to have
quite done with him, perhaps Mr.. John Quincy
Adams the younger will come back to his oid
friends, who certainly would not have treated
him 40 unQraciOusly
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
UP-TOWN ADVERTYSEMEETS.

For the accommodation of uptown residents,
Mr. T. H. Brown has opened offices No "a West Thirty
secOudst, junction OF broadway and Sixthave., and
No. 40 East Eighteeuth-st, between broadway and
here advertisements for The TRIBUNE will
be received Up 70 z IN the evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

The Brooklyn Union is jubilant, as it has
reason to be, the rapid growth of the city Of
Churches. IL says:
"The growth Of the city since the commencement OF
the present century may he seen by the following table
OF population at various periods
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

Advertisements for this weeks issue Of The
wEzKlT TRIBUNE must be handed in To-Day Price 81 per line
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
amuesmente. lectures. c,t., CHS epenins.

RooTH's THEATER.-"R Rip Van Winkle.' Joseph
Jefferson.
FIrrH AVENUE THEATER.-" Man and Wife
GRAND OPERA House. Twenty -third-st. and
Ii-f,-1ve.-" UrcIla." Kah Tanner
LINt EDwIN's THEATER. No. 40 Broadway
"CAmiie or TIE Cracked Heart Bsk-Syd Su1ihg"
NIRIo's GARDEN" Hearts Ease" Lolita.
OLYMPIC THRATER.-Herve's Comic Opera, Little
Fars.~ Mr. James A. Oates. G. L. Fox.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION, Empire City
Riak Ilirisye. arl SiKty thutsi-
SNN FRlNCIScO MlNSTREIS No. 5Sj Broadway.
Scn-e dslces, ccc,utoc acts. etc
MCcFs MUSEUM AND MENAGFRIE.-AtS s: AS You
Like IT, M ScottSddoas 'Golieh Battcrly'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

IN lHO brookyn heCsne a CITY, chooSlng Ueo'f' H"T
for H aIs Mayor and In 1860 its property valuation
The sun., 1870-03-22
S1,pplHg.

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,
70 and nom any Railway Station In Great Bfu.
ireland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, GuIiuany M
land. De GUM, the United States, oy steamer A.,
AT LOWEST CURRENCY gATEs
INV ~ ~ ImEEDERsos. BROTHERS
The sun., 1870-03-22
Htntlstrg.

NEETH EXTRAGTEp without pain IS yea.
Il pouumning application gN, administered. Benut,
iui TEEN, " Gl.t0 plumpcIt iOr tain faces.
JJAi NlLLEI.S, Us Grand 81 near BrOadway
The sun., 1870-03-22
MatplntrL.

IfOR SALE cheap-A 20 horse power engine boiler
steam pun and all pipe connect ions shGtting mil
leys, saw taple, save aud belts Call or ad ircss
SAMUEL .. fkEE, Jr., lnda st.. Greenl ciut, n. =.
Il boiler Apply at la Perry 1T, IN toe foundry.
L OnM-. Lot Of power and hand Jacquard looms
suhhole lor ladies trinminS manufacturers for sale
cheap, Apply at Is aud " Walker st, up stairs
The sun., 1870-03-22

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tincinnati, i,anGal D Az tts,sli I
ana soptnt ni.o ID, ~
bureh. warwick, Il on'',N Nv
and iinncs6els 0u'uA
lls tram Is co,rnossd o,.
nhesl Draw N Room , 5os.nvltl ". nt
Va ne word, as alfo the ~,
anu improved nAy Co..
peculiar TO this 'lue. Slese,',
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nsilpvli.e, runuin THROW,
ard Ba1on. ''v'Aaa
b.treSs Ndii rot Buru, n.
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spu'hi also Tor ~ ~
MONTGOMERY, guil.oi piVs
Island. aud taaun, i',' 'Is
9itenins Coaches attirt,ir,.
,,,n ,s,nsluehannS to huua.o "0i
NiGAt hrbttss. dairy ~.
points v est and sluth -. W
lng Coaclics run ihron N s,R
irlsirain 10 lnHtln. l,",S,M.I
ter. Cleveland, And cin.,'
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mt,iiuss.

a IlsriGAL TO- SOCIETY CooPeI Institute, ga asor,
Ihe 'ethlsI mUutlY meeting OF tnis Society " nj be
sad nsd when sam + DlnsmQre Et9. OF New York. viii
blLnIus "t DArlen, ~ -'' 'NS
EReTRAzEEcKY. Recording scere.a,..
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aG stpm 81. cn.mSer. nS% At
The sun., 1870-03-22

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II Drpct 'S;i5 A. NJ from lSd It Demo- "a'01cr
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NJ, from Champcrs ~. Dcpot. 40 r. NJ ...;' b. n
. and I'll T. NJ. nom I'D ~, Depot. ~" T. NJ,
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~ lmtnlEhtl, nom Chanlher. st Depot, sl5 AW
NJ, and aturdays only. II! midnight '""
During the pleasure the Ere HALLWAY Cofn.,.,
WI sue combination excursion tickets cn0racigI
Tlckets for pAssnae and for Apartments N Drawn,
Room and sleeping Coaches eau be ,htalued, and ~
ders for tho checking and transfer u Barra.e rarn
leil at the Companys offices. 2il So aud gji Br1aag,y
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Bi iookyn Dcpots loot Of Chambers st. n ID fpUtoff
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SslroIoan.

- -. -
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VINO nrt Hdyetited IN tins city aud Boston aud fUON
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suts abscht friends and business matters all hinds
~ on nave trouble no matter how serious, size car
alai II tor Won she also prcscrbes Tor nll diseases
and j. making great cures. n, Tins IL NJ hu ubur
nor does she wish 10 IMPOSE upon the unWary Please
tet her XIII ienrmber THIS is the onlI lcpen en-,
cAlNoyant IN the ~ she role to the most proml
nent cltzens - New York, Philadelphia Bo.ton and
other elites, Cali and satisfy yourselves Ofhce Nne
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great business AID me1ical clArvoyAut kpiri, /
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TE~T Madame ANNA, seventh daugLIer medi.
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great tfenoh secict causing speedy marriage no saa
Ia.lon' no lV Al I'd av, between lyth aud 9th ste
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~ MI the knOMeist pecul 70 to lis Ladies JJc
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MADAME IA NOND can be consulted daily on
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men, ~. uNe- Likeness OF future wife or husband
No. w. Hudson st., near sDring.
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NI ialrs lucky numbers likeness free OF charge Fee
SOC to tl' lis West 10Th st.. near 9th ay
MADAME JONES. fortune lellcri sue has no
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The sun., 1870-03-22

IsT OF LErTERs Pue,hed On rps.a.y .sa rna.y,, :,
, TUESDAY Msrrh ~ isfo Ask bf "Adv,rtsed L-t
and mention III. d.s of h, List Publishes soeode 70 h-
In the paper having the IArEeu Ciruaton-
The sun., 1870-03-22
Qr0trsslonal Gaos.

hOCTOR VAN DEINSE, Tor 20 years practising
AZ Pl}sclan In he most celebrated hospitals uf Ar
hnd vienna would M itm tn. public OF New York IN Il
ne . residing al lb tRst BRO DIVA, where he may bu
nnted upon ali diseases secret diseases rcatod iaon
IIsAn Irole'sor RECORD tysteni sure aud IcfIuaLCt
cure once hours from 4 % u a. Al, aud | 10 3 l.. NJ
FRENCH Dutch and German spoken.
hH. uLIN. 81 Bond St, Now YORK OF Union wide
ylelu,htlo once. parlors reception. waiting pnrs
s s ana sieehlhg rooms the most COMPLETE In America
lrv !honefatc. everybody send three stamps pam
phet Thousands Of the unfortunate from every state
cured annually No matter who failed Stale case o.
T. ~ w
IHE MOST celebrated physc an IN The city tor tho
cure or nervous deOility aud urln-Iy dlseAssrB
DR. LEWIS, Beach st.
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The sun., 1870-03-22

nNE 0O-HORsR ROOT sectional so"
ls-horse trunk engine for sA'" Bcen 10 u''A w.
aaAl. ApplI 20 Publisher VI Tue suH'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17
THE CHRONICLE.
ARBITRARY AUTHORITY.

Human nature isso constituted that
II revolts nom the yielding ola ready
and willing obedience to a peremptO-
~ command.
1t IL therefore, we think, q more
natural method to undertake to bring
a school Of boys and girls, who are I'M
used 10 orderly habits, to conform TO
all reasonable requirements by degrees,
rather than to attempt TO coerce them
at once into obedience to rules, many
OF which seem 70 them severe OF un-
necessary.
The hrst method may take more
time, and may not at frst be so salts
factory, but the question ought not to
be one Of time, but Of results
TO assume that the discipline COM
mon in our schools is arbitrary in the
extreme, would Of course be entirely
unWarranted by the facts and yet we
believe il is far too often the case that
\ command is given where q request
or hint would have a better effect
John is commanded to sit up ; Janeis
told to attend to her lessons: Charles
is ordered to march into the floor for
whispering. The whole school are
positively forbidden to throw snow
balls towards the house under the PEN
atty Of some prescribed punishment;
and many other regulations are set
forth in a similar manner, and en-
forcedstOO, IS it is very proper they
should be, if made at all.
External obedience may be secured
by such a course, but it is accomplish
ed through fear, rather than from a
sense Of duty, and, therefore does not,
we think, have a tendency to produce
good citizens.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

BOYS ON THE FARM.-The Prairie
Farmer, in speaking Of a ''bOy's
rights on q FARM talks in this truth
full way:
1--WE are strongly inclined to the
opinion that there are no Offices so
poorly appreciated as those performed
by boys on a farm. They seldom get
any credit when things go well, and
ordinarily incur all the blame when
the contrary is the case. II anything
is lost, it is always the boy that has
been n~eglectful. II the gate was I'M
fastened, or the bans down, it is the
boy who was to blame. If the hens
don't lay, it's because the boy hasn't
fed them. II dinner is late, it is for
the reason that the boy did not pre-
pare the wood in season. If the COW
gives bloody milk, it is because the
boy threw a stone at her, killed a toad
in her path, or raced her in driving
her home. Cattle get into fields be-
cause boys break down the fence in
climbing Overthem. Roofs are leRky,
for the reason that they have been
running on them. If a pitcher is
broken by some older member of the
family, the cause is to traced a crack
made by the boy the last time housed
it"
All Of which is sadly true. The
most uninteresting work, sorting po-
tatOes rainy days, setting out cabbages
after a shower, turning a grindstone
by the hour to grind dull scythes and
duller axes, running for water while
the men rest their iron legs, working
with the poorest tools, such as dull
seythes, and old, worn out hoes, ma
nure forks with two tines, and like
treatment with reference to almost
everything, is too often the lot Of boys
who are expected to love farming and
grow up to be farmers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

Made o Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits
and Refuse Liquors, dOctored, splced, and
sweetened to please the taste, called TONES
"Appetizers, y "Restorers," &c, that lead the
tippter on to drunkenness and ruin, but are q
true medicine, made from the native Roots
and Herbs OF California, free from ALeohesle
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRINCI-
PIE a perfect RenOvatOr and lnvtgorntor OF
b eSystem, carrying onal poisonCus mat
Ter, and restoringth blood toa healthy con-
cOrding to direction, and remain long IN
we'll.
siOOwmb be given for an incurable case, pro-
vided the bones are not destroyed by miner
al p0isOns OF other means. and the Vital or
gans wasted beyond the point OF repair.
For lnuamatoy and Chronic Rheuma-
Gsm, and Govt, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Bilious, Remittent,and Intermittent Fevers,
Diseases Of the Blood, Liver. Kidneys, and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most s1c-
] cessful. such Diseases are caused by Vita
ted Blood, which is generally produced by
derangement OF the Digestive Organs
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever o
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the system ofsO many thousands, are effect
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In Bilious, Remittent, and Intermittent
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