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WOMAN ITEMS.

An act ito protect female virtue has been
introduced into the Missouri Legislature. 1t
provides that any man seducing a woman
shall have the choice of marrying her. or FIVE
years of state prison.
Mansfield has disgusted American society
in Paris by taking a pew in the American
Episcopal church. She took it in another
name, to which the church might have no
objections, and now each recurring Sunday
finds the Mansfield as devotional as a saint,
with her head buried in her prayer-book.
Miss Hardwick Of Delaware, Darien eoun
~, Ky, was seduced, some time since, and,
when the results of her misfortune became
apparent, her relatives cast her off entirely
On recent extremely cold night, when she
was on the eve Of confinement. her relatives
thrust her into the street, and on applying
at the house Of two other members OF the
family, stating her condition, she was denied
/ shelter, and was forcibly driven away from
another house in the neighborhoOd. Dis
couaged by the rebuffs of these spotles'
! Christians, She found shelter in a barn and
there gave birth to a child. The mex: morn
ing the mother and child We're found dead
The woman suffragists are TO have new
weekly newspaper, and plan for its estab-
lishment was adopted at the recent conven-
ton at Washington. The stock is to con
sist of paid subscriptions, share of s. en-
titling the holder TO one copy. Mis-;
Anthony. Mrs. Gage, Mrs. Stanton and
Others are on the committee, and Mrs. II. NJ
| Barnard i To ran the concern.
The wife of Senator stewart Of Nevada
has iust returned from Europe, where she
has been five years attending to the educa-
ton of her daughters 1t Is said she spent
most Of her time in the schools in which hel
daughters We're placed, sharing their studies
She SAYS She does not approve ofmotheis moi
keeping pace with their daughters.
\ miserable English char-woman had the
audacitv to call the Earl Of Winchelsea Il
court for debt, and his lordship treated the
matter with contempt. An execution wa
| issued against his goods and chattels. The
officer with the writ WAS resisted by Legion
Of hunkeys. whom he first whipped and ther
sued The char-woman got her money.
The lecture which the murderess Laur,
/ D. Fair Is inficting upon the Californians
/ j. dubbed Wolves in the Fold" She Is ex
ceedingly bitter upon the San Franeisc,
press, clergy, attorneys. and the jury which
| first tried her
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Good Cheer.

The robin Ellis the summer day
With song and sweetness, on his part;
Meier knowing that his tender lay
Can comfort many 3 sorrowing heart.
Dear God, who givest each place
Within Thy plan, oh, give me. too,
Within my little round, the grace
Ny daily work with cheer to do.
Still loving all thou lendest me,
Who knowest that am but dust,
Oh, make my life that tends TO Thee,
happy song OF hope and trust.
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Agents Wanted. p fiS no., T. S3 ~

ever NNhere. male and female. o. introduce OH.
GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAlffI3
SENING MAChlNE- Tbs machine W I'D stitch. ben.
fell, tuck quilt, cord bind braid and errfr. I- D.
2 most superior manner. Price only SIS Pull.
licensed aud warranted to- fre years Ne vii. r...
sl'uvy loI any machine that VII sew st-ou -i-
more beautiful. OF more elastic seam Than .i,-. D.
makes the " Elastic Lock St.tch.7 Fv,rv --..-
stltch can be cut, and stll TIE cloth cannot fe mi
SO per month and expenses or a comm - .--
Ml.eh tW-e that amount can be made AII-.--
SECvMb & GO. Bastou. MAS. Pittsburgh p. -
OA-ol-' ii--- OF s. Louis No Jan ii-+lAv7E
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The Journey ofLife.

BIT WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Beneath the waning moon / walked at nil ht'
And muse on human life, for all around
Are dim uncertain shapes that chest the n.sn|
And pitfalls lurk in shade along the srOunu,
And broken CLEANS OF bri ghtness here ana there,
Glance through, and leave unWarIned the death
Ike air.
The trampled earth returns SOUND o. leaf,-
hollow sound, as II ! walked on tombsi
And Ii ghts, that tell OF Cheerful homes; appear
Par "A and die like hope amid the glooms.
A nournfu wind across the landscape nies,
And the wide atmosphere is full OF signs.
And |. with fsltering footsteps journey on,
Watching the.siars that roll the hours away,
TIL the faint Il ght that guides me now is gone,
And Ike another life the glorious day
Shall open Ger me from the empyreal height,
With warmth, and certainty, and boundless i ght.
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The ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GIRL Gov
PARED.-Io express the precise nature Of tn,
difference between American and English
ladies Is extremely hard-it r something too
subtle 10 be represented by any combination
Of epthets. You are sensible Of sort Of
charm which Is wanting here you miss
another charm which Is present here YOU
DO not know which l. more to be desired but
You doubt the possibility Of combining them.
/ American girls are certainly more indepen-
/ dent than ours are more accustomed 10
/ take care Of themselves. think for themselves.
/ decide for themselves not less really domes-
| tic in their hearts. but less tied to their
mothers apron-stringS franker in their
speech. and more ready 10 tell YOU about
themselves. their circumstances, their fami-
lies. There l. a kind Of French iverve and
force about them, but there Is also a leu
tonic truthfulneSs. Then there Is nimble-
ness and versatility Of mind. a. well As n
selt-posSeSSion Of manner, which puts a
stranger at his ease from the first. When an
English girl throws the weight Of the con-
yersation on her partner. an American girl
takes It up. draws him out. perhaps chafs
him in a genial fashion. and expresses her
opinion freely ON all the topics that urn up.
English ladies Of the old school would be apt
TO dislppro'e Of her on slight acquaintance
But, when they come to know her better.
they would perceive that she Is. in essential
matters, decOrous as well as refined Amer
lean ladies who have mixed in fashionable
society in London may often be heard to say
that thev are astonished at the quantity of
scandal they hear talked there and il Is
certainly true that one hears very little in
America In such places as New York and
Chicago there are. Of course, fast sets. lust
- there are in London and Liverpool But
IN point Of purity and real moral elevation
the best society in America Is possibly supe-
nor, and at any rate eqnal, to that of our
own upper classes; while the American mid
die class Is certainly more cultivated, more
interesting in the ''things of the mind -
than the commercial class in England -
CorHhiA Magazine.
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At meeting of the veterans of the Next
can war, held in Pittsburg, Pa, on Satur-
day evening, permanent organization was
effected and steps takel to secure the CO.
operation Of survivors elsewhere in a move
ment to present their claims to Congress for
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The only temperance railroad in the
country is between Marietta and Pittsburg
SO miles long Every officer and employe
is a temperance man, and only one fatal ac-
cident ever occurred on the road. A middle
aged couple started for Pittsburg one
morning, and died of old age before they
got there.
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REM Oyty.

rJ,HE UNDERSIGNED would announce to his
i friends and the public generally that he has
removed his Glass and Glazing shop from his late
stand ST. Paul street. TO the Of his house II
the day until O'Clock D. IN. | shall continue to
keep full line OF Glass Sash, Putty, etc. Thank
ing the public for their past patronage. l shall
hope FOR continuance Of the same at my new place
OF business H. BURNETT,
Il Pearl street.
NOV l6-dstkW6m
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dog or cat If one saturation of the
sponge does not complete the work, repeat
it.-Ollr Dumb Animals.
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The charming Engraving is one OF those sweet
innocent subject. that interest every one
II represents little Girl who has invaded the
Sanctum o. the Old Ca; with her half dozen kittens
the Little witch has many she can hold in her
arms. and 5 about 10 carry than oG against the
earnest protest Of the Cat
The scene Is laid IN q stable giving the free rust
appearance which charms the beholder. and the
whole is true o. nature that by III -ht stretch OF
the ina ginltion YOU can see the Kittens sQuirIl.
The picture must be seen 10 be appreciated, The
earnest anxious expression the face Of the Child
the act We movements q the kittens the evident
protestaton OF the Cat, AID the whole accessories q
the Engraving. render il dell ght.ul household
picture, suited 10 the parlor or drawing-rOom.
The Engraving is fney executed in siipple and
line, and bears the hrlAaucy Of finish peculiar Il
Mr. stuart He engraving Of ' Prom Shore T.
Shore has already reached the largest circulation
Of any picture Of the size ever published in this
country.
Carefully printed On plate paper, - 12i. See
terms Of ~ description in first column.
The following IS the publishers description Of the
beautiful Chrome. Eyentlde," which We are giving
free in addition to the above. to all who subscribe
Tor tAs paper and the Chrisii1a Era See terms oi
e, C..
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WAN TED.

An EXPERIENCED CHEESE MAKER to take
"A charge Of factory next season. One that can
come we'll recommended No other need apply.
Address, VIM. COOLEY,
Feb 6-wiw Waterbury, VT.
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10 PER CENT.

County. Town, City, and school D. strict Bonds
Iowa Illinois. and Arkansas iQr sale hE-o" F4E
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,,rdiste while Municipalities cannot Nr-te tr
circulars and Information Any marAetaple secl
rites taken IN exchange. 80 -
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DON'T BE DECEIVED.

boN DE DEtF Ed,
But int coughs colds, sore throat hoarssarss ard
bronchial difficulties. use only WELLS CAR
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using any other. In all cases Of irritation q the
mucous membrane these Table;s should be freely
used, their cleansing and healing properties are
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CarbOlic Tablets as a specific
JOHN @ KELLOGG, Is Plat ST., New YORK,
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HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM GIVES To THE
COMPLEXION THE FRESHNESS OF YOUTH.
ROBERT ROBERTS.
TOR " Il Y 4 T. l. 4 ",
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Jan ls-ieod3wly

=
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Costing from 500 u $1,000
The large boxes are wonderfully powerful and
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A VIOLIN Now Lady, Instrument.
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DHUxs. CoSCERrINAs, AccoRnEoSs OF FLUrISAs
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AL tAese % all varities and % the best manulac-
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BAND INSTRUMENTS.
are Tor sale 81 moderate prices by
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J1REE To BOON AGENTS An Elegantly T. Dbl.
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Every year increases the popularity o. tbs yala-
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DRIGGS 4 BROTHERS ILLUSTRATED
FLORAL WORKS :
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AUCTION SALE

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on Saturday,
w March Sth, 1873. TO the hi CHEST bidder, the
following described property situated in Richmond
Village, opposite depot, State Of Vermont: One
Dwelling House with Wood Shed and Horse Barn
adjoining also store with contents and shelves,
and all IN good repair. Terms Of payment made
easy. H. PALMER
Jan 30-w6w
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Ohio has but Eve thousand paupers.
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FALLS OF MALARIA AND YOSEMITE FALLS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-20
EnTTnN NltRE EIS

GALVESTON Nav 10 'ottun steady: good olf!l-
nary iitc. ret receipts, % bales; sales, 200 bales
stock, 4U,75J bales.
CHARLESTON. MAY lQ.-foti"n lower at l1sr: low
midciin2s lsNtlGtc good ordinary. &c.. ordinary.
l3G.l3tc. net receipts. 4jn bales, exports co'>t"i>-
So bales: safes loo bales stock. 2ip3d bales.
SAVANNAH, May la.--tottVu dull i'll letc.: nci re-
rr;ite, 700 bales: CXpurts cna>twiSc, .39. bale
Sale. l55 bales: stock. 2soIa bale.
NORFOLK. May lG.-tU'on dull and liftl! dong
nj l-5c.: net receipts 1853 bales: oxnorts--io
rral Britain 1j2 bales: coastwlsc, =: bales: sales
IS la!cs stock, .,202 bales. >,
NEW ORLEANS, May le.-Cotton nominal ordl
nary l.sc good ordinary. Isle. low nlGdlingS.
lssc miidlings. Isle; net receipts, 3,l!G bales
gross, 3lG3 bales: exportso Great Britain. l?;2"3
tscs: coaStwi>c. I.l.2 bales: sales "UO bales last
evening ! 800 Islcs: stock ISL bales.
BALTIMORE. May l2-CottUlr dull al lnc.: gross re-
cciptS. l89 bales: exports ccastwt>c, II bales sales,
80 bales stock, 6.3l2 ictl">.
MEMPHIS. May la.--Cottun quiet III la l7tc. re-
ccipls. LIS bales shipments, .,671 bales; STOCK
~ ,.Is Irlr-
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.uCtr,rr,r aAd Rca! Fiat" hrcut,
CORNER Eleventh Aiu! Eank streets.

FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION,
. rlurk /. NJ. Tie WORKS and PROPERTY of the
AMERICAN ROLLED Nut AND TUBE COM
FAN J. situated! III Ill. foot u Ninth street. Oh jan -
river. together With all IN. RIGHTS AMI FRAN"
tnl>ES OF The company nader existing contracts
inr Use u patents. The property aud trncnls' ~
hcnIsn2l. Rolls, Engines, saws and Machlnefy COM
pir" for making and furnishing nuts, tubes smart
iI2. and hollow bars.
The works and property arr situated Oh eaaea
ground lease having SIX years to rum al 8'VV per an
NUM-, with free water privilege.
The undersigned will receive proposals ior pur-
chase In part or rs whole until the day ei sale, anu
furnish any information that may be desired oy
parties wishing 10 become pnrcn,se q, ;, ,,,,,.
Parties engaged In auy branch OF IRON iilahHiac-
FUR, In which this machinery or part Of " eau be
uullcd will do well 10 confer With the President,
or any member oil the committee. Liberal arraiisc-
mcnt, will b" made with any one having suH!tirnt
,xprrirnce To carry on the works. either for the
manufacture of the articles patented or any other
Iron. work In which the machinery, &c, now on
harid can bc protablS employed.
The company has been successful IN the manii-
ftcturc If nuts ly this process, having produced at
v-ry low price article far a.erior 10 any made
in this country or Europe rG owiugtr difference
of opinion among ti,r fo"hhn,riS ~ 10 the past
ar lninrc policy OF the cunlsinS 1t Is thought best
Ia wind nr It's affairs.
TERMS: At sale. WILLIAM r.. TANNER,
FREDERICK H. SCOTT,
PARKER CAMPBELL,
II. l.. &. BASk ERFiLLE,
W. l.. COW ARnlN,
j. X. JOHNSON,
apl7-2i,2 t2sMyl,s,s,lv& Committee.
The above sale is unavodshly postponed I'LL
THURSDAY the ed Of May, e = p,rlock ~.
uyls.Th,S ,Tu,STh
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BY Richardson u Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneeis'
lila Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF y FARM IN
1 HENRlCo COUNTY By : AIJl'2dS AID by 81
virtue OF the provisions OF certan ueva a,,, VI
Isl. from John ". King and wife t" the I'M
trrsigried. trustee. duly recorded I'D Tue rnr.
nlfrc of the County Court Of llcnrlc", I" secure
the nlvmcnt OF . certain negotiable no,e therein
described. being thereto reltlr.n ny inc r,iie-
r,.iury therein named. VIC shall sell 10y auction
In front Of the cs,om-hons" "m Rank rect. In The
city OF kicl,inon,I, on WEDNESDAY, the .lst in
slant nj IL o'clock NJ, the real csta'c described IN
said deed. con, isiing of about ONE HUNDRED
AND SIXTEEN AND TIL T. E-fo L RTHS
ACRES of good arabic LAND, the greater portion
OF which Is cleared, the balance ulnhcrcd, with a
comfortable FRAME DWELLING and out-hoIses,
in IIclrico county. on the Mountain road about
seven miles from the city of Richmond and one
mile from the head 81 the Brook turnpike.
TERMS: Enough In cash to sefray the expenses
of executing This trust anu nay oil ego!ahc note
for 100. and Interest thereon III The rate OF u per
cent. pc. aunum from the 4h day of February.
1872, until paid; the residue on such terms ~ shall
he announced ut the time OF sale
j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
EicliAEnsoN s CO., Auc!!qassra my 10