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h[1RPIED.

Wedding nd Visiting Cards, Ioal ssmpny Note
VIZ BYFKDLs sous l0i PUITossr. OPP OlD DuTcH CnuKcH
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AAl'hA ~ A'N 49, " 80
From Mrs.. DIri5s Re olliiop.
ResOlred, That the basis of
order IL freedom from bond
age; not, indeed, of such
/" order" as rcigned In War
saw, which grew out OF the
bondage: but OF such order
a. reigns in heaven, which
grows ont of that developed
manhood and woinanhOOd In
which each becomes "a law
unto himself"
That the WOman's
Movement means no less
than the complete social en-
frauChlseuont OF mankind.
RcSOired. That the evils,
sufierings, and disabilities
of the women, as well as Ol
men, are social still more
than they are political, and
that statement of wOman's
rights which ignores the
right of seif-Owncrship as
the first of all rights is insult
ficient to meet the demand,
and is ceasing 10 enlist the
enthusiasm and even the
comnonlntercst of the mos
intelligent portion OF the
community
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

rFor Other SHIP Ne'es sec Second Pa0el
ARRIVED. -. -
a.. Nj. IN a Won Oterulorp Bremen April %, ma
s.haas.5a h.y J. sIll sR4 pass " VeksA q 70
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SUFFRAGE AND FREE LOVE.
To the Edifor Of The Tribune.

SIR: Are you not without your host in
charging the Anthony Stanton Hooker party" with
cowardce In hanging behind the advanced views OF
Mrs. woodruff their acknowledged leaderi II inter
pref correctly resolutions read by Mrs Wright Davis
at the Wednesday session. the fellowworkcrs OF Mrs
woodruff are heartily accord with her repeated utter
ances the marriage question, copied In THE IRIB
USg of Wednesday last
For instance, you cOnsrue any diversity OF sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

A WOMAN WHO DOESN'T BELIEVE IN THE PRTN-
CIPLES OF THE CENTRAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE
BUREAUS LEADER
To the EdiLor Of The Tribune.
SIR: How can any pure wife and mother
read tho Infamous extracts published in yesterday
paper and not enter their protest blush to think
am woman. How long, in the Of common sense,
are we permit the vampires to suck our very hearts
blood before VIC rise in might and force the vile,
Shiny things back where they belongi Ii every good and
true woman would but forward and give her YER
dict against such foul bes 1t could not help but have
good effect. Why won't they do 1t! MRS e. G. NJ
West fwenlY [Onrthst, Neto- I0rk MAY TO-
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DIED.

an Notice. Of Marriages must be endorsed nth MI
name and address
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c IL ny. fAHsSS I,s s' s,s s,h IN eth OH Total,
MSaia,l,........SS Q Q z 3 "a
UmpreMr sNsnde of the Ectfori Club Tine Of
and 10 minutes First base by erroS-hutnil n Res9uo
The Olympics of Washington defeated the
Live Oaks Of Cincinnati yesterday by score OF 80 TO
The Volunteers of PoughkeepSie defeated the
Excesi0rs Of R0ndout ut the latter place. yesterday by
y OF 81 10 &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

The Mothers Remedy for nii Diseases cas<s.
are afflicted, is Mss WILSON'S soorHrsa srHyp
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SCORED
OiubG Isl. IL u. 5h- 9TH. TIL 9Th 9th Totals.
s sos%1; '.....:.....S : 3 , S-SS
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e sh Of the Ancient BENEFIT Society are hereby ho+
Cd "a attend e funeral Of Brother william Wilson omorro" SohoS
;.O w., s. $780, DAVID JENKINS, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

Diam0nds Watches, and Jeweiry
AT LOWEST PRICES
WATCHES AND JEwELRY REPAIRED
DIAMONDS BOUGHT.
GEO. c. ALLEN. sal Broadway doors bsle~ Psvfsssr<k
Lobde- New Mammoth Clothing Iisnsy ~ CsuH - u
Made aud Custom tcss sses..s ~ Qi8 Ll3v HRsn
sAY, ksoa.y 'sStl ~ va ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14
JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The DdHy sun, new democratic Journal, has Just
been commenced in ST. Louis.
Mr. James Edmunds, late Of the Missouri Repnb-
1icon is engaged the editorial stan OF the Kansas
CITY Bo,lefo.
Mr.. GooGloe OF the Lexington [Ky.) Statesman
has dissoy ed his connection with that Paper as
principal editor.
Mr.. James T. Fields wit retire from the editorship
Oi the Atlantic Monthly July l. and win be succeeded
by Mr.. ". ID. Howes.
Mr.. II. II. Jones, OF the Cuthbert Appeal, he's pur-
chased the Interest OF Mr.. William A. Reed In the
Macon tua.) Journal and Messenger.
Tie Moseby Brothers have sold their interest I'm
tbe Rome lGa.l Boup and Weekly Commercial lo
Messrs Grady Brothers and Shanklin.
The reported transfer OF the Newburg IN. W Ddfy
Telegraph TO hr. i. II. Roitcnber was not consum-
mated. Mr.. McNalIy still retains the ownership of
the paper.
an editor VI the Springfield Mass heDt5lican,
assumed last week responsible position on the
Albany N. ~ EreniRg IaRes.
Tie Peekski IL. " ADVERTISER, which was sold
last week 10 Dr. r. stewart has been resold 10 Milton
Frost, OF IeeNsktl VINO entered Immediately upon
his duties az editor and proprietor.
Mr.. George W. Ranck, Tor several. years past the
editor aud proprietor of the Lexington (Eyl Oh
sey'te and reporter, has sold interest in that
paper and retired from editorial work.
The FASH pgtOaer hRzeGge7', new daily German
paper published IN Washington ana edited by Mr.
August 5. Bernstein ANNOUNCED some weeks since,
mas made It's advent.
Michigan editor has Just given up the sanctum
for the pulpit. He thinks 10 II easier ght the one
thousands winch All editor Is obliged to contend
WIKI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14

NEW Y2RK, May J. 1871.
We neg 10 inform correspondents and friends our
yenoya 70 ne warehouses a broadway and lOs Church
slTesi where shan continue oil Commission
Merchants, importers o BrAndcs, Wines Shppers
wv. NJ. FLIESS A co
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EUROPE.

ITO TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE &C--TIrE GENERAL
t1nIsrs society, - Bury stree, ~ James. Lon ion
sttabnshra lsal experienced cOur,crs ms
~ oOHnrd on applying he secretary lne society mas
been iaI sey IOuzeg b American ban ing firms M Lon.
'S - - S1'-
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RESTAURANTS.
WANTED TO pUgcuA~s.

n M BLgT AND MOST FOR THE MoyEy.-sTRAw.
berry Shprtcake, at - D. DIEHCKX's aurani, 3s
Jlue sree,. tgg y. The proof " ~ Tie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14

4 GOOD TEUcKING BUSINESS wANTED-w1TH OR
Man, to1 IS HeTald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14

"a ANThp TO PuRcHAsE-A FIRST CLASS PARLoR
- tAfpr, abou, ~ or lVj ~ b.--ko li0n
sfet pcnlss rsouNeI A1lTcss Mr. MONDAY, Herald oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14
REMOVALS.
FICE OF va. N. FLIEss ( Co,

Nj RS LEglNS HAS REMOVED her MILLINERY
wi business from IL University place a37 Broadway
corner Jweniyaec0ud street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14
EYES AND EARS.

A gIIFICIAL HUMAN EYEs-BAUGn & GouGE
II MANN formerly With Professor nulssonneau. OF Paris
and insorter 81 the Improved Artificial Human
NJ Bleecxcr n. p These eyes by
faculty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14
WATrurs, .Ip,,py.py. ~.

4 MEXICAN WATCHES IN GREAT yAgIETIF,
SneAoo NiocSs, Jewery, Sterling siiverware, cur ow
ganua'tnc y our qnalg ami prices deiy competition
fIANhfiELp CO.. =" Iigtth avenue, corner Tyent
Ah street, an IN sixth avenue Fourteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14
WINEs.. LlnIrnRs. 90.

A FINE RYE OR BOURBON wnISKEy Az 81 "a pEu
y gaion nnc sherry and Port Vine ~ 81 PER gallon
Scotch md Irish Whisky, H0aud ON Intns,ca R
a. per gallon All warranted pure. WILLIAM Nj t,tI -
Iss SIKH avenue corner Thirteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14

Il STANDARD AMERICAN BlLLIAkD TAI
AL. nnequnlcd Ter accuracy and IurMbh'y ~
proved by the leading amateurs aud professional w
constantly on band, Ialics u. prices ranringirom va
wards plso unique riyts Tor dwelling ho,I.es.
FliEIhJ A CObLESbrk, iSs bfoauy
DII.i.IARDs.--pE NOT HUMP GGED By IA
ID who ara advertising wit casIors, Tor they knoll
they an, infringing IN Deaney's atsn, am VII WI
vita rs the Jaw directs hy W. IL. 0RiFFIylIi NNescy
sevvpd lxnd lptles lsr sa'a abb tsni rscsws0nsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14

JNOR SALE-AT GREAT SACRIFICE, THE WELL
known sloop iach Saus. S. feet long, II ocam, PR
tcuar Can he Bates Thirty sixth street, Third
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14

100 BOATS NEW AND SECOND HAND OF ALL
lOO descriptions, at STEPHEN ROBE kfS' boat shop
foot OF 14tn ami Harlem One Side-Wheeei
Leverp power Boat; Wi. do the Of
and carry lou passengers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14

ENOR SALE-THE FAST SAILING SLOOP YACHT
Fanny, 20 feet long fully equipped and in complete
order; recently rebuilt by HerTescho; account OF
the owner leaving the city Inquire board loot Of Court
street. Brooklyn, Of ". W. BUTLER II Fulton street.
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14

SOUTHERN WIDOW, AGED r. OF CULTURE AND
n refinement, and stranger in the city, but BY
of circumstances thrown her DESTROYS
Of securing position OF trust and responsibility Can pro-
duce the highest references character
to perform anythin. may undertake. well calculated
TO superv gentemans household and peculiarly adapted
by her genial make home pleasant and attractive
to him and his little ones salary not much object
the social comforts Of congenia home Address
Broadway.
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LOAN OFFICES

4 WOLF BROTHERS, 500 BROADWAY, FORM
~ ly 5I.-Mogcy loaned Diamonds Watches, III
cry Siyerware, silks, Life Policies, uniturc parcuS
rianos; private parlor for ladies' Take nouce-hemd
In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14

TOR SALE THE FAST SAILING CABIN SLOOP
IL Yacht Lnrine, 80 by H. BE- n Calvary Gene
terry Bridge A. H. MILLS brooklyn, u. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14

DOR SALEM GOOD ORDER, The FOLLOWING
Sails IRON schooner yacht Mains n, Forssail Jb.
Saysail Can be seen at WILSON'S sail loft, Smith
ana Roosevelt streets.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-10-06

WASTE PApER.-Fcw housekccpcr.
are aware OF the many uses to which
waste paper may be put. After stove
has been blackened, it can he kept look
ing very well for a long time by rubbin.
it with paper every morning. Rubbing
with paper is much nicer way of keep
ing the outside of Il tea-kettlc, cotfee-pot
and teapot bright and clean, than the
old way of washing them in suds. Rub
Ling with paper is also the best way of
polishing knives and tin-ware after scour-
ing. This saves wetting the knife hand
les. fla little flour be held on the pa
per in rubbing tin-ware and spoons, they
shine like new silver. For polishing
mirrors, windows, lamp-chimneys, etc, :,
paper is better than dry cloth. Preserves
and pickles keep much better it brown
paper, instead of cloth, is tied over the
jar. Canned fruit is not So apt to mould,
ii a piece of writing paper, cut TO fit the
can, is laid directly on the fruit. Paper
is much better to put under IA carpet
than straw. 1t is warmer, thinner and
makes less noise when one walks over
it. Two thicknesses Of paper placed be-
tween other coverings Oh Il bed are as
warm rs quilt. If it is necessary TO
step upon a chair, always lay paper on
it and thus save the paint or wood d-work
from damage.
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HUhUH fer me Drdirn,iOn Of q
GHUI'cU.

iN OLIVER JuHSsoN.
"Hn.' tc rr Jp ming Of the Con.r -:ttioutI ChuI
8. r. Il, hun, Vt, S,pt -, l$Il
ih'r ia Heaven within these vail.
" hich We hive builird t. Thy nlnir,
y ~" We lift our zuni. o: pilis.,
st Ih,u our h,t't. :.ui tongue. ii .i..,.'
"i"n our ear t h,I- Ily voice,
And i,t our oy,s Thy glory =..,
iist may wOr.hip Thee in truth.
Aut i" Ihy Srirt'= Liberty.
- tin ol lAtiou Uu;.Id Ne bIim,,
80 hollow rte CT Empty form,
!: At mind Ob d,nt t. Thy will
A"l hrtlts hy love to Lr- mid- " .in,
I'l" may the G'spc "i Thy Sou,
lis qui,kcniu:' void OF truth and ,'i:rc.
a. preached with power 10y lips inc r.
VI ilr h.- pun" -p.r,t till- the place
MAY Old aud y"un, rec .iv. With joy,
The Iu,s-a;.r OF Thy word divine
A"d III th'ir h Irt- and hom,z a.d live
h" light ot truth rcful4 cent shine
A"d HLilc, - God tir,s walls ~llall stiui
May peace and joy prevail within,
i'l-cori aud strife he bluishcd hcuc..
And lov, ,,.,-cl.- victory win
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st. Aahn1burg (t't.) Falcaonlan.
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IVWINS-
t,lucI T.. L. Street, and Eastern Avrnuc Johns bury
htNc on hand large assortment of PIA>us, CAEINtT
ur"Ne, SnLtIr VT 7i', aud I%~ltU cIIuN Book, and
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which is GOOD = but he has placed u
under such varying conditions of dcvel
opment and growth, that the conclusion.
TO which we arrive by the conscientious
use of our faculties are necessarily diver
cent one from another. Let us not i'm
acme that IN this God has made Il mis-
take, or that it is possible for Us TO menC
his work Ii churches were only half Il:
Jealous of good works" as they are o.
what, often in their blindness and mar
rowncsS, they call ''sound doctrines,
they would do Il thousand fold more than
they now do 10 convert the world to
Christianity. Ii their bond of fellow
ship were love, instead ot dogmas which
change with every passing generation,
/ they would be imvinciblc. llthe churcl:-
es and ministers of this favored land had
been rs careful in respect to the spirit OF
Christianity, and the morality which it
cmIoins, rs they were tenacious Of the
doctrines embodied in their crccd-, they
could never have been, as they We're for
three generations, "thc bnlwarkS of :ilav-
cry ewing it not only thr sanction Of
their example, tut
.'Tortuina tAr' pi.e. of the ialIl,yci Eill.
To sanctiou crime, aud robbery, and ll,od -
maxim. Jesus and Paul apol""iSts for the
viiest system Of oppression that ever
saw the sun, and leading the nation on,
step by step, to the dread arbitramcnt Of
a war in which tens of thousands of our
sons and brothers went down into bloody
graves, in order that the lcttcrs OF the
slaves might. be broken, and the country
be "rcdccmed, rcgcneratcd, and olsen
thrallcd." In vain do We cry Lord,
Lord, and multiply our outward ohserv-
anccs, and repeat our catechisms, while
living in disobedicncc II Gods COM
mandS. When we stand before Him in
judgment he Will not ask us, "To what
church did YOU belong !' or What was
your creed ," but, DID You give meat to
the lungry and drink TO the thirsty
Did you take the tricndlcss stranger to
your houses , Did you clothc the naked
Did yOu visit the sick AMI these that
were in prison ''Ncrily say unto you,
lnasmuch ~ yc did it unto one of the
least OF these, We did it unto me-" Let
Us firmly adhere, as we all may and
must, 10 whatever forms Of belief COM
mend themselves to our reason and iud@-
mcnt, under the guidance Of the Spirit
OF God; but let u not dcludc ourselves
with the idea that either an Orthodox
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p. P. IONERGAN,

Manufacturer and Dealer ia
i.,bpI -IIutS and II BEERS. ri-o LEATHER,
FINDINGS, Ere.
lNl...r,u ..I..I!i, =. JuIi>-t.t I.l. \
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Camel's hair scarfs will be worn next
season for the neck, instead of fur tippets
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! r A n A r v E Y
WETT & BRIG A Nj

%. .i,r ia ". /. GOODS. GEnCEKIES FiuI
IEpNl~Ip\S, NANkIE NO1IO\.'. &c.
JNI- s-I.El.I. s,I. Jhil>.Il I.S, NiEuu
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H. E. & D. Q. WOODRUFF,

CLAIM AGENT,
NTInU.IN ANp cot >stLLuI. Al LAW.
Barton. Vermont.
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u p n OIL S T E r Y

phols,ry Of AL kini- aud stock furnished At " h,
-ii,. aud retail All ord'rs promptly met by FEA%t
~ II SLl;. istCu ANtnuc, It. john bury, VI.
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o,Irsi.c 800 Lac sales. % bales. stock t2I bales, ur -
c.s of the week. bsrs elposis,ase 1928 bales '''e' 'i
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halle. stock } bales receipts Of tie week 4'I bales 81 ports
cos,tvse ll} bales; s1cs Of The week 2 bales ..-.
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bales. gross, tacs cKrotc1astwe 70 icsi sales o. 4''
s,cs bars receipts % tIr wgk. t1 bales f-S ' oe
rx,ors-cnl,fU.p bales, sales .0t the Weeh, 4O h'r'
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l21 bales e1portscoassise % bales, stock, llO h @ re-
of week bales eIportscOwise 1908 bes si' o. '"o
weck, 80 bales ,,.,t,--. ~. 40. o..
ceuis u bales. epouscosswie, ~ bales sales - h' s
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bales sales Of the week, 800 bales
NFwORfEANs July l-CoitOn quiet hdihnst SOtD-'ie ~,
rsonfs y5 bales; gross bales; sales IS bales sock o. ~
alas pc rec p's III week 668 htis; '5t4 hl"
etpors-to Britain 81 bales; cOa,tHe 1872 bales es oil we
week $500 laes ,.,,, ,,, 49,, -.-....
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