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sole propretors Of DIR. G. r, Browns Young Amer
lea Luiment,r and are determined To prosecute to
the full extent Of the Law all persons making or
selling the imitation or counterfeit article
GAuTION.-This Lniment having been extern
svely counterfeited. the proprietors have felt the
necessity Of protecting the public by having pri-
aIe revenue stamp engraved expressly for it, which
sssAMp VIII be found over the cork OF every bottle
X Me genuine, 1t represents handsome steed led
" u ESgm and 10 encircled by the words, ''DR c..
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heen ss,,., BROWNS Young America Eminent, has
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The Irrcprcssil,lc Henry again
EEushos into priMt--Virginin Poll.
tics In q Now LfEElts

The IrreprcastE,lc Henry Again
reushos Into print--Virginin Poll.
tics In u Now Light.
Richmond, Va. tJune y. Dispatch to the He'o York
Henry A. Wise publishes q four column letter
in Virginia paper to-day defining Ills political
position. Ho arraigns both tho political parties,
but is very partial towards tho negro. Tho con-
aervatiye party proscribes tho negro, while tho
radical party proscribes and enslayes the white
principle, aud strongly opposes conflict Of any
kind botween whites and blacks. He insists that
the United Btatos Government having destroyed
tho old State Of Virginia and created two new
statcs-East Virginia and Wost Virginia-is now
responsible for tic dobts Of both that tho State
Government should assume tho e.sovoroign right
OF insurance Of life and property to enable The
6tato to moot the interest on icr debt and di-
minish taxation tllnt tho James River aud ka-
nawha Canal should bo built by National aid
that railroad monopolies and rings shall DO pro-
yonted by penalties; that tho ratio Of interest
sheii not exceed o,n Per cont that tho systom Of
assessments Of property shall bo I'D valorom
the stato revenue to bo moro punotualy collect.
cd ; and That more economy, shall bo observed In
tho public expenditures: Tho above principles,
he saya, arc those Of lhrgo majority Of the poo
pie Of Virginia. who will combine to elect tho
bost mon to office without respect to parties. It
their cauouaoB carry tlloBo principles into effect,
and if tho President OF tho United States will aid
IN promoting tnoso measures, lucy Will, Without
regard to the past, give to his administration for
tho future just and generous support. He
concludes aH follows
II caro- not what Intelligent man Of integrity
declares himself candidate on these grounds, /
will give him my yoto for tho office Of Governor
Of tho 6tato Of Virginia. II T thought I could
succeed in opposition to both Of tho present or
ganizations Of tho 8tato would declare myself
4 candidate for tho Office Of Governor immed-
ately /; but nnl without D. purse nud without a
urnga to c0ntGul1 with tho two nlrDadv
banded to mako nominations. I viii
will not incur olium by running Of o1eoting tho
ono or tho other; but if either tho Conservative
or Republican Convention will abstain from
nominating candidate Of It's own, will as IN
tho othor. caro- not which abBtainB or which
nominatos. II both conventions nominate,
will not DO candidate at nll."
, 1873-06-09
ANOTHER ATTEMPTED PARRlCiDE.

Shocking Deprnyity NJ A w 0 M q n
Prompts Her Son to Poison His
ExltIaer--Alctfcr Matches md Lend
Filings the Nanterinls Employed.
From tho Ncto York Herald, @]ssne O.
A shocking instance OF dopravity WAS brought
to the knowledge of the Brooklyn police yeHtor
day. Tho eaae IL ono which involves no less
hel1louB offcnoo than an attempt on tho part
Ills fatlor. Tho inatigator Of tho crimo is Louisa
Daugort, Gornan woman. ~ years OF
ago, It ItappoarA that tthecomplainant in tho case,
oupation aud a rosident Of No. i'll Leonard
lliH wife for tho past fow months Tho parties
hayo two children-a girl OF 15 years, who resided
will, Aor mothor, and Charles Daugort, who lived
with his father. Charles has, however, enjoyed
In Second street, between ayonuos A and ..
Some weeks ago Christian felt that ho waa not
quite as wol AZ usual, and, getting no better, ho
began to suspect that lo waa being poisoned In
some way or othor. \ day or two ago his sua-
pioions bocamo aroused concerning his sons
him. On watching tho at1octionato youth
ho discovered him alyly dropping aomo'
thing into his coiYeo cup. Tho vessel WaB thon
carefully placed III front Of Is tho old man," %
Charlie dear" was wont to call his patornal
progenitor. Charlie walked out ond Christian
tho contenta Of the cur, analyzoa On tho bot.
tom waB found lead illings and the hoads OF
1uoifeE matches. Tho young scoundrol WAS nr"
rested upon complaint OF Daugort Honior. l1e
was arralgnoa before Justice Hemler, aud oon-
feHsed that he had boon dosing hts fathers boyor-
Tor several weeks paat, and tlat 10 had done 80
at tho ,netigation Of Ills mother, Yesterday
morning Mrn. Daugort waa arrested and cou,-
mitted 70 Jail to await examination,
, 1873-06-09

There is rumor among the legal profession
Of this city TINT tho Supreme Judges hnyo ro-
viyed tho notion Of reslgnlug which aomo Of
them seriously contemplated at the timo Judge
Thornton withdrew from tho Dcnch. Tho reason
for this rumoroa action Is materially tho Same aH
that which prompted ta consideration In the first
instance, strengthened by tho manner In which
Judge Lawrence was dofeatcd, and the nocoasary
inforonce that Judge must pandor to tho popu-
lar excitement Of tho timo II lo desires to rotain
his position on tho Bench. Tho resignation OF
the Supreme Judgea, or any number Of them.
at this time, would be moro serious
disaster than tho dofoat Of Judge Lawrence,
aud almost q breach Of {alth With thoso
, 1873-06-09

Tho Chicago produce marketB woro quiet on
Saturday, except wheat aud oats. Moss pork
was dull and steady, at s15.50D15.5o cash, and
s15.8o@15.s5 seller July. Lard was quiet md
plado tlrmor, at 1886 por 100 ltB casll and $3.50
sollcr July. Meats wero quiet ind unchanged,
ut o35@614c for ahouldors, 81S@81Ilo for short
ribs, 899G@814c for short cloar, aud 1o@12c for
swoot-picklod hamB 11lgl1wnes wero quiet and
unchanged, at ooo per gallon. Lake freights
wero dul! and 10 lowor, at Go for corn to
Buffalo. Flour was dull and easier, Wheat was
excited ind Sc higher, but closed weak, at s1.24
cash, md 91.211l seller July. Corn waB quiot
and NC higher. closing at s49sl9s477so cash, and
375G6D98o nollor July. Data were aotiyo aud 10
hghor, closing Mt 2814c cash, md 2o71@2o}sc
seller July. Rye waa dull and oaslor ut Clio.
barley was Inactive and nominal at 6sGD79o for
poor to good No. 2. Hogs were active and ad-
vanced b@10o, closing firm ut 9400@4.35. The
cattle and sheep markets woro quiot and un.
changed
, 1873-06-09

critic, and not to abuse othors for committing IN
error which It nnado ttsolf.
With reference to tho mnnnor In which tho
error occurred In TnE TRIBUNE, wo riBo to OK
plain. Tho writor Of tho paragraph In question
WAS prcsont on Thuraday morning, whom tho
overture to "Tannlauecr ~ waH rehonrsed. It
won't very badly, 80 badly that hfr. Gilmore
worked upon 1t for q long timo, md, as it ovon-
tuatod, worry properly cut 1t from tho programme.
Tho writer took aomo notcs Of the rehearsal,
alao Of tho two succeeding concerts, on tho samo
slip Of paper. At night, in tho hurry and con-
fusion Of writing hiB article, tho writer trans
forred from his notcs tho oo1monta upon
"Tannhauser," overlooking tho substitution.
We nopo tho Times has IN EXCUSE equally good.
, 1873-06-09

A comparison Of Thiera' last speech In tho
National Assembly with the utterauces Of Mac
Mahon shows TINT thoy both agreo in the aim Of
their administrations. Franco, Theirs said,
wanted Government which should sternly ro-
pross NIL internal commotiona aud froe ita terri
tory from tho presence Of the German invader,
and needed no foreign alliance beyond tho
respect Of other nations. President Mac-
Nnhon holds the samo views rs to foreign and do
mcatlc policy, and has taken pains to inform tho
world that he las succeeded Thiers only bocauea
OF q disagreement between tho cx-ProBitlent and
tho Assembly concerning the means by which
franco is to be guided to these ends.
, 1873-06-09

THE CREATURE" AND THE "CREAT0R."
A correspondent asks OF THE Tribune Bomo
Information in regard to tho relations Of "oroa-
trro T" and "crcator," which have formed tho
staple of tho resolutions passed by humorous
farmors meetings, aud applied to charters iaBued
by tho State to VARIOUS railroad corporations.
Tho oaao of the Alton l. st. Louis Railroal ia ono
State Of Illinois, this road ia authorized to fix
it's own ratos OF freight and passenger transpor-
tation. Some years after granting this privilege,
tho State paaaos d law under which Ia presented
certain uniform and flxod rate for all tho rail-
roads lying within illinois, and demands that tho
Alton l. st. Louis Railroad shall conform
to 1t. Tho Railroad Company Reta up tho
contract undor it's charter that 1t aI,all be
permitted to oatnblish its own ratos, and roiusoa
to surrender tue privilege. Tho Supreme Court
holds that ths contract is valid, and that tho
Alton st. Louis Railroad may resist tho prbi-
trary Infringement Of tho State Legislature, and
continue to lx Its own ratos 30 long NJ It does
not tranBgross tho principle OF common law
Which demands TINT ratoa of transportation shall
bo reasonable, aud that tlloro H!all be no un,nst
discrimination. Thcroupon tho farmers pro-
Good deliberately to "reyorse" tho Bupromo
Court on tho ground TINT tho naIlroal Company
Ia tho crcaturo Of the stato, and that tho crea-
turo can in no caso bo superior to tho creator"
This IL tho doctrine OF secoasion. It Ia pro-
cisoly the samo principle which tho Southern
statoB applied to demonstrate tlolr right to
Withdraw from tho Union. They hold that tho
0onoral Goyernmont-the creaturc-oould not
bo superior to tho Btates-tho oroator and
that tho statea could not delegate to tho Central
Government powers which they had not tho
began to asAunao shape which was unsatlatac.
, 1873-06-09

Tho Chicago Times has eeon tit, oditorialy
and otherwise, to indulge In somo very able
bodied blaokguardiBm because Of an annoying
error Which appeared In THE TRIBUNE, with rof-
orence to one Of tho Jubilee concerts, by which
a criticism of tho overture to "TannharBor I"
wns printed instead OF tho overture to "William
Toll" which WAS in reality performed. As the
eamo error occurred in tho Times Of the samc
day, It would have boon moro consistent for that
paper to have roscsyed its abuse for its own
, 1873-06-09

ciflo, tho Chicago h Southwestern, md tho Bur-
lington Il Missouri River, with thotr ro-
epootivo branch roads Or foedors, which
arc trlbutary to Chicago, Now York, and
Boston. Thoso ronds Aaye cost twenty
fvo or thirty million dollars, md hnyo
required nnny yoara TO construct. To opon new
mud sufficient routes Of communication with st.
Louis and milwaukee,, which Bhall 10 nblo to ac-
conmodato the tratlo Of iowa, Ia impraotlcahlo.
owing to tho want Of onpita1, which will DO in
no haste to rush into State whore such doc
trinos prevail. But suppose TINT tho trade ia
diverted to thoBo two cItios. Tho producers OF
Iowa now have the advantage Of throo oompot-
ing citioa. Tho competition would thon be mr.
rowod down to two, and this narrowing pro-
ccss would toll againat tho whole State,
whtlo largo part Of Iowa would be
destitute Of u market altogether. Moreovor, tho
tradc diverted to st. Louis must got acroBs the
State Of Illinois somehow In it's oourso eastward,
and must como In collision with the tho Illinois
pro rata low. From whatavor standpoint this
question Ia viewed, there oan bo but ono conclu-
aion. Tho regulation Of tho freight tariffs In
proportion to distance would in Iowa bo Buici-
dal, and It's only result would bo to cut that
State, Or largo part Of 1t, OF from market
altogether. If, however, tho anti-monopolists
fancy that tho railroads nro infringing upon
thotr rights, tho Legislature has tho remedy In
its own hnnds, can apply it any time, and might
have applied It long ngo. Ono Of its roads, tho
Chicugo. Rock Island l. Pacific, In accepting
tho land-grant, voluntarily conceded to tho
Legislature tho right to control It's freight
tariffs. Horo, therefore, ia n caso whore thoro
is no question Of vested rights. Tho road is
undor tho nbRoluto control Of tho Legislature,
and, II they want to tost this matter Of froighte
by statute, why don't they commence by regulat-
Ing froighta On tho Chicago, Rock island d Pa
clao, which they Gun do at any time without
violating any vostod rights This would yir-
tually regulate tho tariffs on tho other four
ronds, would satisfactorily test the whole matter
In controversy, and would sayo great deal Of
uselcss gabble.
, 1873-06-09

who havo no sympathy With tho popu-
lar rago Of tho moment, md who look to tho su-
promo Court to protect tho interoats Of tho poo
plo ovon against thotr own mfsgntded conduct.
Tic oloction Of Nlr. Crnig III no wiBo joopardizoB
tho usefulness OF tho Supreme Bench, for, oven
II 1t shall prove TINT he aooopta hin election In
tic spirit Of olass-agont, tho Court, which was
boforo unanimously opposed to tho recognition
Of olasa-lomands, will hnvo d minority consist
Ing Of only ono mombor opposed to II. Tho
e1ecHon of Mr. soholaeld in Judge 1hornton's
place ia simply tho substitution Of ono good
mau md ablo lawyer for another. On tho
othor hand, tho roaignation Of tho rcmain-
ing supromo Judges would bo to tako
away tho only practical opposition to the
prcsont wild purpose Of "rovorsing" tho su-
promo Court, and to giyo tho fanatics who inHcs
upon this orecd full scope to work out their
short-sightcd folly. 1t would DO tho fruitton OF
tho insane movement which hns resulted In tho
defcat OF Judge Lawrence, and which hae moth
Ing whatovor to do with the farnnrs' fight against
monopoly. Wo do not boliovo that tho Supreme
Judges arc prepared to take 30 SERIOUS reapon-
sibility upon their ahouldorsn would DO involved
In thotr resignation at tho present timo. They
owe duty to tho pooplo oven in spite Of popu-
lar abuse, md they muat not botray the Judiciary
Of tho State into tho bands OF domagoRuos,
which thoy would bo likely to do by zcsIgnlng
, 1873-06-09

The farmers Of Richland County, Ohio, hold o
Convention on Saturday. Resolutions wcre sub
mittcd dcnouncing tho ralroad, salary, land,
tariff, and a1l the other stoals of tho day, and
declaring thnt both our political parties wore
corrupt and unworthy of confidence. Tho Ad-
rninistration mon made q bitter fight against
tho passage Of my such resolutions, and
wore ablc to postpone their adoption.
Without taking any action, tho Convention I'D
iournel to meet again on the 23d inst.
, 1873-06-09

Tho merchants of Chicago, many OF whom,
for some incomprohenBible reason failed to por-
coivo tue DRIFT OF tho controversy on the rail
road question iu tho recent session of tho Legis-
1aturo, or to take any interest in the discussion
whilo tho matter was pending, have just begun
to dIecoyer that something is tho matter. 4
heavy aoap-manufacturor Of this city, who has
heretofore had prohtable market for his soap
in Peoria md the surrounding country, suddenly
finda himself without marltot in tint city. uo
can't slip by rail at profit, and ho can't ship
by canal bocauBc 1t takea too long. Whether
the consumers Of soap in tho noghborhood OF
lonbted.
, 1873-06-09

The Elkhorn bridge on the Union Pacific Rail-
rond broke down under passenger train yeBter-
day, md tho engine and tho mail, expreas and
baggage cars wore thrown into tho riYor. But
ono life WAS lost. One OF the wrecked
cara WAS loaded with $4,000 live young
fab In tanks, whose transit through
this city WAS noticed tho other day.
They wero Of o dozen different varieties, and
wero consigned to tho California Fish Aasocia-
tion, to bo used in the pisciculture of tho pa-
cific Coast. This unusual freight had boon
brought nll tho way in safety from charlcetown,
Maui, ouly to DO thus precipitatoly returned to
Its native oloment In tho rivors of Nebraska.
, 1873-06-09

Tho Republican troops In tho Province Of Bar
celora have broken into opon revolt at Ignalava.
Con. Felardo, helpless to reduce thcm to sub
jcction. WIS compelled to fly to Bayo his life, and
has resigned iiB commission. 4 strong dotach-
mont Of Government troops has boon sent to
tho scene Of disorder.
, 1873-06-09

Hptc1al UspafoH 10 The EH7fdE0 IF76uNc.
MILWAUKEE, juno 8.-Qllmors's band appeared
boforo q largo aud cultivated audience tlia
evening, at the Academy OF Music, diyestoa Of
tho auxiliary forooa mado necessary nj all nd
junnt Of tho Chicago Jubiloo nnd appearing
of tho most brilliant concerts ever givon In this
city, an1 It IL safo to say that milwaukee, liaa
hoard lilo tnost olYorts Of Mr. Gilmore and his
celebrated band In tho West. Tho a1llonco
woro enthusIaatic In their demonstrations, do.
manding encoros OF h1r, Arbuoklo and sevoral
othor solos aud aprlauaing each aud every
piece, In itaolf gem, to the very ooho.
, 1873-06-09
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

T1nNs OF sunscnIrTroN tpAYAnLR IN ADvANoz>.
T1 TRalls by m"''.'..S sYn.!s..
patts Of yenr At tho anao ratio.
TO ptosont deny and mistakes. DO surs and Rivo rost
O1co address In full, including Beato and County.
namittnncca n.ny bo mso cithcr by draft o1pros Post
Q6co ordcrt or in registered lottors, at risk,
TERss TO CITY auuEcRfnEna
Dh!ts deEc1od. EuHdhy excepted, % conte puf woek
Daily delivered, Sunday included, 30 per weok
AdArcss TILE Tribune COMPANY
Corner hladsou aud Doarbosn.h .hts., Chtoago, Ill.
, 1873-06-09
In tho Florcntino legend WIS, tlat no nti ono day,
hfer nh imperfect dinner thrown tlle cook ont Of the
Window Md while tin 16nn waa writhnH with a bro
1eta p
(lIolt l. Wllliams, Now York;

window, md, while TIM 16nn wna wr!thinH with bro.
Ken limb, calculated, "aood God, forgot the vo-
(lIolt l. Wllamp, Now York;
u Protection Agninst Giro: md tho
Hest H1cnms Of Putting Out Elrcs in
Citiea, Towns, md Villages; with
Practical Suggestions for tho soc,.rf-
" Of Lilo and Propcrty.'' IRy Joseph
I3ird.
Nothing upon tho subject OF tho dovourlng el-
omont, and itH attack aud conquest, could bo
wrtton with moro righteous. conviction Of In
Tho motto Of THO book Ia, IAN onnce Of pre-
vention is worth a pound Of ouro." 'fWa
KNOW says Mr.. Bird, who Inns boon dilating
upon the alarming increase Of fires, "that tlrea
bmall got wo 30 arrange our aro-aghting sya-
toms that thoy cannot 10 thus attacked. {Yo
soy, stitch tn timo BayoB nine,' and tEon do
not s teko Ike, tho sttch We aay, Light blows kill
a short horao is soon curriod,7 and wait until
our fires are fnll-grown; TINT tlDc1ay makoa tLo
dapgsr %gGs ;osaT sma t1Sn s%ia9 a9yays y 1 aG1sy" .
nearly as poaalblo without wood, and stores aud
warehouses loss high aud really areproof; and
by y5 Idstt,tuting syasen by Which fras rnny bo
In explicitly describing tho reform NODDED in
our mode Of building, MIR. Bird points out tho
especial dangers OF tho Mansard-roofa as thoY
ore built IT., in America, tho imperfect elevators,
Els na o sqo M aI n9 % aoGs1s
European oittes BY uso Of tiles and plating and
| d1o.proof architecture OF Florence.
| Many causos Of fire, In ignorant use or dis-
| poaA OF dangerous aubgtance8, aro warnipptv
enumerated and r'1'os aro givon for prosorya-
tion OF lfo from fro, aa, for instance. :" II por-
SONS awake IN tho night md find tho room Allied
WILL WIN amoke, ,ale,s they soud got out OF bod and
, 1873-06-09

Public Ln,vs of the United states.

Little. Brown g. Co. have published their au~
nual collection Of tho public laws Of tho United
States Of Amorica. The last issue contains those
passed ut tho third session Of tho Forty -Bocond
Congress-, 1929, together with copies Of all
ofncial proclamatons, nnl of oil treaties aud
postal conventions, carefully collated with the
originals Ut Washington. This edition Of the
laws has tho aanction Of Congress-, which has de-
courts and Offices Of tho United States, Of ita
acta
, 1873-06-09

Monphis reports twonty-two doathB from
cho1ora, but clnims that this is no greater than
its unuul ravagca at thia Hoanon. Nashville hna
boon badly frightened over daily ayorage Of
Rovcn deaths from tho sano daoaso, but believes
that tho worst is over.
, 1873-06-09
Laws of Illinois.

Tho 1nws passed at tho fret session OF tho
have boom published, in volume Of 200 pages,
by tho Illinois journal Company, Of Springfield.
It elnbrAccs n4 tho onnctmontu, including tho
Appropriation nots, and ia indoxod.