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not EntcroBt Tho public. Tn1octf, thorn arn many
tritlB that mud not bo tn|tl. Tho Nucat sonti-
mint 10 that which wells nj, TIM sunl and nev-
or tiIdg nttorRtcc. Thcso ATo accrtt aprnua of
netinn that aro nonp t1Io leAH vafnahln beraHAo
tho nlnt0 concaa1od. Patrons, thnn. hold dnerct
Moctga in Order to h0 safo aud olrtont In tllcir
deliberations.
Al to ignneng all rights hut their own" let
III Roa: Tllo ttaclarati0n 81 principles Hayn: *No
wago Ito aggressive whrfaFn aHntiak uti,or in
duslrlcs." Besides thia upon tho principle tl.nt
actions Hpenk louder than wnr,fh, We 0pen vide
Tie oosa Of our Onlur to tho lAboring tllat and
bf1 l,m spool and prospor. 1Ioro IL our hand
mid hehrt; tho trSk dogre0 Ia l.hborar,' anA
tito pooroat man Ia at,lttntf to tho bKhcst priv.
lesos. Tho poor nlan'H wor1s aro Voig,el mud
Thousand aorca.
Honor and shame from no rendition rite;
Act well yuur part.-thern nil taa o1,ur lea..
Whs should ~. T. j." try to find y "inare's
meat" in tho secret meetings of tho Order lie.
and somo few Ike him. nre AttainIng thair meal
their optics TO discover An "onl IL, the hollow"
ovcr which they mcan, crow-liko, to cav until
thoy attrnct attention.
"a. r. IL" flud. is suspicious. II friend
woro to tap mo on tho shoulder in his presence,
and whisper into my car, he sonll At ,nce cn.l-
Now, can toll lin not to 10 frightened unloss
1lo 10 chronic Politician tho solo agent for tho
tnfalIllo noatrun,s Of second Eroutarius. OF
. peddling, spattorirR sputtoring, spurious
trafckor iu worthless patents.
II this bo tho case ho had still botser talk and
wrile In opposition to the dtango, for it III up.
poscd to nll such characturn, and he will flnd
mhny who will, as tho old Indy aaId to her xo;,.
20 more " by what you says thar What vou
does" Upon tho consrarr, II "a. 7. j." la d
11oor man and farmer, let him join the Orange,
and llo will learn tnuro Of Ill., and ike us bettss.
o. o, q.
, 1875-09-04

sono foolish man, and bc supported In tdlencas.
There ars many others good honsekoepera,
f]n2pciai managers, thst would bo prize for
nnr man, You Cur, find them III Chicago; II not,
come to our town. We will pick out dozen
from % to IS yosra Of ago who will fiji all tho
expectations nentioned.
iud;cioua wifo, ho luilst mot look for hor among
tho hut. e.lea Of fashion. She may not DO perfect
In all Tho little technicnties Of etiquette bt,t ehe
will bo trne friond aud companion. hoIp ii-
atead Of A ltndranco, whom tho dark days lower:
woud bo much happier mated with tnst tho
right ono of tho othur sa1 they could marry
without materially increasing tho c1penae OF
living II each resolved to live within tuf MEANS
uovsr incur debt, but 1.-Two ~ as 10 save l1ttlc
essry week. u.
, 1875-09-04
KIND WORDS.

~ dsw brings forth tbs ys1nA bloom,
And nonrishea the doxsss,
So, too, kind vosd4 thsy nolstsh lie
Amid ti4 storms And showArs;
They shed halo or cur stsps.
With sweetnoAa spotAs our mind,
And Leave tholT !npTeaa 9sntly tha<s,
Soft ~ tbs Summers wind.
Hind words bring sunahjns To our bssrt1 I
They cheer us Oh our Nxy;
And obi what JOY thty do impart
When hnrdsns on VI lays
Tis then ws teal th4ir poetnt charm
'rta than ~ toIl anew
And uxht md 4say Il the tAaf,
Though sou&hs aAs xAak u hssa
QxtdAsat
, 1875-09-04

AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

From psumlnsnt gentleman and resident Of Cnonnah
Or past surtF yGar4 walt k1D~n II the nGMtpa*
publishers throughout tho unItst dtatss,
NEW YpAk, Qot. II, 1870. !.
IN. NApwAr dean SRA: j snl induc.d ~ sanss q
working q xoas .1ed!fo oa ny.o fot .e1S1a! ys.M =.
urinary ur9aus whIo soma wsYe months ago cui!ted
in mIst terribly .teu1x dsosss which tue ph5s!clsns
al aA!u ps9ststlu stFlctuIG III tho uEstA, &lso
aammkon Of tho kdno5s aud bladder. snd ga.s y -
ss}nx raass3y ss sa
py.c!Hn, md Aad takon lsrFs quantity Of modlonS'
had Of astonlshiuE Gutes having oeon made b? 1oot
Phiisaspa sapp " E.s"fss Isst 81 eu1s Sssns
effected un who hAd lang hsen sudaFtoE - 6aa
paa. Rssol7cat Resdy llslsf, tnd Reaustsa1 Pill.
aud pomn a taking t6sn. threa days MA grsss
"''a'''' ana no" 1''t 8: W. ~ JaGE3, G3 ca.inaAt. O
, 1875-09-04

OUR RIGHT DIVINE.
From os:t thn f,lllneA. q! lila hrArt
1he Wild lItl tttliH th'lnirassinurtt lay;
II" asks ITO travo If pulntM,tla Art,
l,nt Casus twect1y Whilst l1c snAy.
eo, ltkN thu birds, TIN poets SONY
t,utl ostta, A.ul swrlis VI IN iIlu Ear;
No trlfn:nels tfnto him ltelnnr,
No earthly fcl!era lind l!h, ltsfc.
T!Isi rngfe taltnt 10 him gyrlf.
Which it wpr, ,leath fur h, IN ,,tte,
1ntrnss,"t n him sen tr1n lie YEA,
t'nsGspr with hin aIail ablIr.
This I. bis "rl8ht divine "I-tIe rulca
Triumphant pyer rEuughtt luut lin,
Dnun.i to M tleRnns bf The felienl4,
And dragging ito ln.iantic chain.
spcaknR ssntn The hun,nn hsart
4 1anEntRp Nil may understand,
llr points tlsnl tn that rohier ,tnft
nofNe by tho Dravs III every lGul.
His that tleri, voice fTuni ont tho soul,
Attnnti tu every human hrrasti
No mortal tongue can h!s control,
Or lid h!4 music bo 1t rett
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oatea the blood swoat u1tns aad othes al Ii
and juseos u tne sy1to!u. tho vaor o. soE ropAs
esotu!s syph!lls sru:anption siandulaE das,ts
utsr parts uf tho sypto oyss, strun.orous ds-
charges tho aud ths worst fo!mi of skin d
;eun c5'spsa; *shs h!ssk 'pet; E9m. f. Ihe .cs
pantul discharges. night swea:4 ,oa. ol spsrn and al
wassea Of t o principle, within tbs curative n7ea
viii provo TO any psrsn nsng II for oither dsssso IL
II tho patient, daily becoming tuduaod b. ths waatcs
aud dcoonposs,on that Il continually praYteasnz fuo
cees In arrestinR thusg M&Ht1s, md fSpAt& tho
Nth !nator. mAda from healthy boad. land this tt5
Haraapar.lli1n will and doc1 sGousv-A u certAs
for nce this ronody comn9nces III wusk of putd
1sto nad .ncGscds II dninsnng tno to.1 q wa'te
fssl hnscf growing bsttsF and stsongsF ths tood y:
!ucfeAsinE. , :.
known a9onta Of ChronIc Gotoalnus,
and Skin di.saAss but It il hs oalJ po&
tive cusa for
, 1875-09-04

Mta. Dr.. ]. p. Newman. Of Washington. has
immofta!lzed horsolt at Cage May by giving
Japanese tea.party, where notblug was wanting
but tho Jara. A complete Japanese .oa-sst WAS
spread on the tloor, and tho numerous guesta
aas or 1luatted asouud Ia true Japanese ssyle.
-Four ladies were attired In elaborate Japanese
costumes, md tea OF the superior quality that Ia
only used by tho Emperor and Mandatlus WAS
gsryed III dlinty Jhpauess cups. TIE tsa was
brought from Japan hY Df, and Mrs, Newman,
, 1875-09-04

does" Upon Tho CONTRARY II "a. 4. j." ls a
11oor man and farmer let hin, join the Orange
and llo will learn muro Of III, and like us bettet.
o. o. ..
THE GEORGIA "1NSURRECTION."
Judge JOAnsOn'a ChnrEc-A Talk with
t:ov. smith.
JUDGE 1ollNaoN's CHARGE.
4,ep rors Tribune.
sASpEnsvlLLE, Ga, Aug. 9U.--Julge IIcr-
schel Y. johnson opened Bpecalterm OF the
court hore to-day for tho trial Of tho negroes
who hayo bCen ArreHte4 mud accuBo1 OF
attempting to oxoite an inaurrcoton. Tho
State was represented by Attornoy-Gon-
esAl Hammond. Atr. Ackcrmnn. ex-Attorney-
Genoral OF tho Unitod States, will arrive
on Wednesday to defend scme of the prisoners.
In bis Charge to ths Grand Jury, Judge Johnaon
lweIt at considerable lcngtA on the spirit and
temper in which thoy should conduct their in-
yeattgations, Ho directed tlair attention to tho
language Of tho cath they had taEen, and said:
''ThiH language addrcsHoH your moral aenss and
binds your coNRceuce to tho throne Of eternal
Justice, while by 1t you call upon tho Supreme
Being to wisneaa tho SOLEMN obligation tuto
which .yon laye entered. Then, tho spirit
that should animate you Is TINT OF strict
impart!alttv and fcarleBsncsB.' Rcfetrsug to
tho imroasibii.ty OF contemplating with COM
placency o plot for the Wholesale indiscrlmi-
nato aud secret murder 81 otle race by part OF
feeling OF yindctive reycngc. ho continued:
" But you and l nro hero III a judicial capacity,
to administer Justice according to law. and not
according 70 human passions. No are Hworn
to e1rol from our bosoma oVery feeling Of
malice, or hatred, OF revenge. We arc
sworn to be guided by tho light OF truth, and
to enforce the Law Just NJ 1t H." lie impressed
npon, the ninds Of tho Jury the fact that
men and black mon, and added: "Then. gent!c'
men, ignore tue fact TINT the accusod are no.
gtocs. Ignore tho fact TINT they woro oyer
slnvca. Doat With them as frco. and ~ 4 they
ys", ts u xsn9 aud spsa IT, 9' H. aS ga full 9s
eelaa tue Jury not to 10 influenced IN their &C. C.
and In evory community who, in tiDos iiko thiR.
favor extreme meaailrea aud summary punlsh-
mont, nor to be influenced by the unjust ctti-
cisms Of those At distance, who know nothing
OF the circumstances, or wlo impute this whole
grave affair to u desire on tho part OF
tha whttes to hare protext for At iu-
lmputatiou," 10 said. sis cuntradictod BY tho
fact that 40 Violence has boon perpctratod
agatnst the Blacks" 1Io said be did not rofer to
1t to rofutc 1t, hut to adHonish them not to be
iniiuonced by It,. Ilo spirit OF the charge IL
alaoat universally approved by the people.
v1Ews OF ooy su1rlf
Attaf.tu tt;d,) Cp.ztitut,or.
A Constitution reporter yesterday called ut tho
Executive ofice IN tho Capitol. aud, iludiug tho
yotsatiou vith hm regertluc tho results Of his
recent trip to MiCdo Georgia, rhero tho late In
ynrreotior, was threatened.
Gov Smith enld: havo TO doubt of tho exist
which hayo bonn nubljsbcd as the objects Of ita
iesdera, thouuh 1 dombt If yarv msny of those
nnpanod Ia the uloyoment lnew and f,l1y under-
stooI ti,o pnturo and oxtout Of tic work con
templated BY tboss who wero leading them. 1
baIioro thcro were ouly jiunitod nrmbor who
, 1875-09-04

provide for her. ThiA &tuty In volchcd for hv
n Mr. Nlonnsan, who w.s passenger on board
tho ynBsel."
, 1875-09-04
THE BACHELORS.

~ a. Editor a' 7"s ~ snFaao .1'0a"e: ait,
CHICAGO aug 80 aot'oo ~ soul p"p0i s','o
morning quito nutnbar OF letters from tho
younR peopio 90 tho subject OF matFimohs. inns
- ~. ,o,,n,,n,iv "a aoa tint tho mint shnot,
" w. ....;... ,,,,.. .,,,,,,,,.- a,
the Inter ocedn, contaha au'te nanost VI
these e1usionB from yonuE anu probably ahe1-
4,er1suced entf,uB,asts. 1 trust you will permit
ma Ia oava a,nresaIon Ia nv ;doas On this sub
-. ~ ..t..hIo ,,,,nr
9eer III Joui s"'oapio rApo' ..,.
Tho average young man oi tnls c'5 10 OPP
reasons shall try and give as plainly as poBai-
~. ,o ,b.t NAV nos hc un,lcrstnod aa irving
~, ~ ~ e,,,n,.a, ~ .,,n srf,,.ct o'o
AAlso ol'n'one ~ '.'o ,..-.
! OF course the pHncipal and all-hbsorblnR rea-
son is 'mouey." This outers into tho question
at the ysry outset, a. no youua mup Of COMMON
.o,.. Iii tb,n1, ~ ,r.rr,,,a v,th,nt in sorne
.ouso t,l. ~. .,s. oa.t ~ t.sfs ."nnn.,"a Irxurr
1r,,a ,an1nsn ~" sorrr rn"m indLa Mt anc,oty
,rn,tnd lin, sn3 .ehst I3oeu In aoe3 Youuc
e;-ts Sr..snd r. 5aeth natnteI. frizlol and f,,r.
S6.l"wnd md shoir wr,f fnrn,s strained. laced,
~ n,,t ~ al ahano. n1traynsnnt
- % ~ t ae'" W. a H. n, ti,,, cn:iur lain
suppsfs, neepnR ah.e asit i'u III Iote, down.
Thsn Gs.wdl;ne 's shont The houae iii eyeuiuv
sraln. snI thcn anotl,er round the eame ns b,.
go NJ Na,r ~ tI,oso rirjs N fer wiyna and
,.atso-.5 Nj Fmnnnt,cslly. Nm! Tbia il
.'rlst IL. ..,s, ,,.,, 90 a. oro,,n,1 him,
"HI n .s -, ~ "a ,vo,i ann1, ri, to talk In for
Mom anasu ~, nat - msrrr Thnr rcnt,ira too
.' ,.;te, ~ : mol ,uvcatmont anil ynnur
mnn ia mt cotnp Ia tIrop tbroo opfour t,rcs il,
sn.iots hocansa be can't aunnort hs wife AZ tl,e
'r. ~ .,'a,na in M I1ctlcr rom,jn njnrte
g VII ~ I'll 70 nj, snnort wfe in i'm ssme
aea, t-a, t,,1 h;'h h ts1as her rs ia thc
49, ro,snnA !. F,snc;ai.H
Tt,a sn"o,a rn.ann IN th.t thu ,rodcrr vounr
<,;-, 20 az ,n,ci ot hntarsw st,nt mr. vo,,n,, man
esaris ,,nt ,rua. themsriyes tn mnrry thnm. rTcv
n,isbt s1crcei in Winning ona Of tbcn,. hit they
$500. ,Ic,aud ~ thcn, fy,nr oro a. HcLIo Ti,ov
, 1875-09-04

YOUTH AND SCIENCE.
N Quad rcIates this: Tho other lnT q Detroit
father purchased microscope for lila son. a boy
Of 10, pa,tod tho Ind on tho shoulder, aud sail
to him:
"hfy ron, tnko this microscope, ard 70 out and
study tho beautios OF ualuro."
Tho boy lnft all other MINUS cments for that. md
hn took such groat interest, and improved 80
rapidly, that At The tea-tab1o, to which, several
vsitors rat down Will, tho family, lo folt tas l,o
must mako some. remarks. Turning to ono OF
tho lad,cs he inquired: -.
'.Did you over look at chocso through micro
ecope?"
~ don't think over did, slle pleasantly ro-
Vol, you Just ought to SEQ the things
"Jol,n! ,1ot.u!" exetalmod tho father, shaking
his head at tho bov ACROSS tho table.
John sHbsided for minute or two. and when
aaid, Thank you. no." Pretty Roon thu Young
student. desi,iug to n1ol,fy hEs father, asked:
Father: d!tt you ever look at toad through
tho parent, scow!ing NJ tho boy. .....-
John waa rathor disappointed at his failure to
arouse enthusiasm, md just as tho Strawberries
wero being pasaod around he remarked:
Well rou Just ought to look at a strawberry
once through tho microscope Thoy Just look
like watss, they do, and you think you sec bugs
running"
"Jawu !" snid hia mother.
II Dov /" warned bis father.
"Well, they look worm flies hoads I" pro-
tested the boy. who imagined that they doubted
his voracity, "for tl,oY -"
"Doy = said the father, making a motion
for John to Leave tho table.
John left and ~ Boou Us It was convenient. for
him to du 10 :Ae father escorted tho lad u tho
waBh-roou1 in tho basement, bounced lin
around. and said:
"hly Ron, gisnuo that microscope, and you
take tho NJ aud 70 out aud study tho boauties
OF that woodpilel'
II that boy continues to feol the way ho docs
ut present. ho will become q balk-robbor In Rtead
Of naturalist.
, 1875-09-04

Fe.ns md Aeus cured for 1fy ,eeuts. There il onta
rreaa agent in tho world that will favor aod atas
aud ~ ohsr bilious. carls typhoid, ysaw
md otl.er toss1 t9ldod BY hadwaJs fi} 10 quiak u
Sold b. DEua&iats.
, 1875-09-04


could not haya written IN such happy. manly
voln but for tho swost influence shed over him
In his home, the ''Amesicans Fortress" and I
have little doubt john, Jr.. will grow up as wIao
aud good As his father and We lopa thls po1-
plextng question will DO solved long. long bofoso
he's al.
"Lone!y Biz |" how pity you. representing as
you do lar9e cnss into whose ltvca far too little
ot tue Influence Ut noblo (uot stylish, fashions
lls} WOMAN has entered. whlIa you struggla with
thus busy, busy world. an Influence making you
pt,ze q home with all ita sanred possibilities
above your dsascas treasure; home that $4,000
shared With somn true woman would make \
| "Ntlle hcasen." and much to spare.
nr: "oglen Whttiock,h In his Ozark Out
snoE,' haa sonndad m alarm we do we'll to heed.
anoaSG :; 4 ios quo am not roady, Jet with h'm 70
say' "Ihefs II power at wofk here whuh hu-
god M4mMon IL eFncl Aolooh cousnmipy tho
pafest. sweateat Treasures OF tho life. Then
"Hally, treemen, 1al!y!" Statesmen. disinea,
nop!o men Say Women everywhere. aud give thla
| mat!el youF moss serious IN nveattgstlon. To be
Rbsu,d.
Meantime lot us ''boye and vlrlsn atm
"tbroWlug stoncs," and put on our " tbiukiuF
caps.'" that we may fad, il possible, The moat
| aenslble way 10 extttcate our feet from the so-
| clal net already preparing for us berora vo htd
any voice In thls tttla wo,iu's aNairs. Another
uosuluR, III. Editor, we'll hopa 10 meot YOU
aud talk over our plans In lite, tsuttI,,u yon'ii
act sha part Of kind fasbar to ", tor Va nasd
yous council more than your mnuoy. 81, i,
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New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
TEE ICE GORGE IN THE DELAWARE.

FUTILE EFFORTS TO BREAK UP THE ICE BY BLAST
ISG-IHE WATER ESCAPING BETWEEN TWO
LAYERS OF ICE-DANGER OF HEAVY DAMAGE
PROM SUDDEN THAw OR WARM RAIN.
tpROx A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TnIBUNE.l
PoRT JERvIs, March 3.-The ice gorge in
the Della at this place continues to hold against the
current OF the river and the moderation of the weather
Yesterday afternoon several civil engineers visited the
scene with the purpose OF trying 70 blast with dynamite
powder O channel through the great glacier. Tney
drilled hole through to the bottom of the riveroed TO
ascertain the thickness OF the and reached water at
depth of eigat feet below t1e surface After uavers-
ing about a foot OF water the drill again entered soud
ice which continued y feet, 10 the bottom OF the
stream-bed A few experiments we're tried III blasting
hut was soon discovered that there was not sufficient
water in the river carry away even small quantity
OF the OCsened substance Below here the river IS SUI
fzsn 10 thickness OF about four feet and the gorge
cannot move until the ice below breaks up. What little
water there passing here now runs between the two
layers ice channel about one 1000 ueep pIs "
The car.shops OF the Erie Railroad in imminent
danger There u gorge al H0Det bonu anu a m
the Delaware from Port Jervs 6 miles of zee Is packed
into about two miles of space. IL - neld IN place ny
C,aenon Island and is not likely break unless thaw
rain occurs. In 1857 COchectou' WHICH ti -
stuated below CalacoOn, was almost ennrely
Sesrroved by a nood resulting from aceumuia-
tlons OF ice similar TO those along the Deta"are
now The river for some distance above HOlberrs
Bend i. led 6y a large number OF usually shall
low tributaries which swell into roaring torrents IN
short time after every thnw, however slgh IhcTc Is
now an accumulation of snow 10 the depth OF tnree
feet In the woods surrounding these streams A sleay
thaw OF twelve hours duration, or warm ram, woul
bring down freshet which wOud start III is sWeep az
the gorges above here and the whole mass would COME
Gown with whelung force upon the glaeler IN
Of this place Mr.. Chanute, IN saying thdt cOnInuaI
thaw would rot the ice the gorge here dd not take
into consideration the fact that slch ACTON OF tne
weather would also the water ana DrOKen zee 70
come down from above a sufficient quantity and VIII
nnngb vioence fo create greatest amount of dam
are that has been feared BY the kindness OF M Ked-
dnrton the House has been Kept open ree 10
sufferers by tue hOOd about ~ OF "ho dre 'neie'
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

rst for one-ha Of all debts due ,he Government snd
In time. foF all dcbts due. This course would put
greenbacks with gold very soOn- 1t would az
cure the government enough 1Old t0 meet ns 0olRa
tOps until that happened II. in che interval, there
should be any slight deficiency conid aHDrd 20 boy
gold The gain from other parts OF the plan would
abundantly cover snch expense.
know nations pledge 20 its creditors touching
this TO be rl2tmed IN gold We must arrIDge
wish them have this contract altered. The n
1t worth the effort and cost
o. Allow any person TO do what banks are 10 rd
nation Rreenbacks ~ exchange with bis diere
however, that deEOsIsOr shall receive the fnu
Of the bond AMI pay for the use OF such green
backs three or fOsr per cent per anDum, wb.ch'
ever rate Is th0aght best
D. Perhaps nor ut rat but It seemed best.
allow landh Oldcrs tue same privileges as Oond1ouers
Let them borrow One.Ialf o. the value or tbelr In
proved land IN grceDOck- at the same rate Of Interest,"
The value the aRi 10 Oe the average Of whab IL
been appraised for taxes during The lass ten years.
interest discount ed az the ftme % the OaD
A. These new grceabacks should read simply, Tbs
United States OF America. Oae dollar" Or. "Tho
United 81 ses OF America promise ~ pay dollars ~
bon Is, &c, &c.
The res lt Of such n system would be;
First. 10 red and tAo present ZreenDJcks.
thus silence the complain that Governments docs
not keen faIth IN the ter OF their redemption lpd
also 10 reduce the interest ON our neenAi aeoS 20 soou'
per cent.
Secomd: Tho second result OF this system would bo
that neither Btnk OF England nor any rng there or
here could disturb currency ~ corner ~ gOd Or
ereenOacks. We should be b' yAd sUcn EaGeF'erence.
Third. In time capitalists W lnyc3t N such bo9i,
slnce conformity To tlcr prcseus tJr0ri55 tbcso
bonds VIII at - be pad IA gold.
Fourth We develop our new country ny having money
abundant at crat Interest a.i can tgIs coDRJto
with any EaOI wiillu prJtc ave ta:u