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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01
True HerOisnl.

IdoA worthy disciple of JimaBludsoe
twas the engineer of the steamer City OF
London, which was barnedia few days
ago between New York and Boston.
Though edidn't hold her nozzle again
the bank because hecouldn VI get there,
he4didstick 10 his, pest till every hair
bon his face and head was singed with
the aanles.g Fhen he buokied q life
preserver round him and went on deck
to help thepassengers. adThey say his
vOiee.Was CHEEKY and his face as bright as
heyer, through the heat and glare OF the
burning boat, and many a man and
woman owed their life that night to
Matt. Bakers arm. The forward deck
was the last to go, and high ap near
the bows, Matt. found a helpless wo-
man without supported friend or plank.
His face gre wa littleigrave asShe fast
ened his life -preserver round her waist
and lowered her gently into. the water,
but cleared again as bright as ever when
he turned to bid his CAPTAIN good-bye.
They were the last souls to leave the
the boat, and Jumped together from the
gangway. The captain, unharmed
and fresh, reached the shore in safety;
Matt. Baker, burned and bruised, with
one eye blinded and one arm raw from
shoulder to wrist-AIatt. Baker. with
his quiet smile and his brave heart,
went knowingly to his death, counting
the life of q nameless woman better
slidLh ulc OHii.ss. f,ss.f e,gE is-ffT AfftTr-ff+
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4 ,i'1BY MRS. CAROLINE A. souLE. ~

fOuFpoSO. HOsllN es&n VIZ " - -
tire stranger 70 her! NO, no, cliid
1that wont do at ale z4ou.d ,onIy ss'es Wea
out your shoe leather for nothing
-s isBut what shall - aes Aunt susan
4 must earn my living somelWaysssf.l2
i al, We'll, you neestn = worry about q
tifor a month or so-s cur uncle ana I.
aim very fore-h -handedf but Weean keel
you for while, ana nayDe ssemethinl
will turn up. Don't look 80 sepe
about i, chic: II lsn.t nan so DAD q
it might be. Think II you'd come u
the city, and had no place 70 go 10, an:
many q poor girl IS IN just tnap c9ndi
ton. The Lord have mercy on them
ftoo. .pa. Mrs, Mason spoke the last sen
tenee very softly, and q new tendernes
toward her dead sisters cnlld was pori
I'm hef heart as stie tnougnt oi ina
fail, ocent young country gin t)ssLL roam
Ing alone through the streets OF g.eA
city, without food fof the DAY OF sneitel tae
Tor the night. sLih -. ~ 81 -; ~. =. -
ZIG Something II turn up, I'm. sure 4
viii, 2 she added kifldiy ana mean
iwhile don't want you 70 ieef 9 pt ue.
pendent On tis:-forc Uncle mas needee
9 new set Of shirts, THIS long Wfuet pq'
Eve dreaded 70 tackle, tnen, 1orS Sms
teyes amt as clear as they once was
But HI gst piece OF muslin to-mor'
row, an1 Sf yoRrea . mind 10 'makefnem
up, why iell' be q great help to me, and
i pay your board three umeS 0Velt
80, aunt Susan" and sEliers face
bore now the smile of 'contentment: =
"I,m 50 glad you have metning lIoi
me to do. / love to make shirts, and
it'll be such aRslisf tonne to feel that !
am not eating the bread Of idleness,n + !.
The shirts kept Ellen busy for a a
sew aniya certain number Of hours in
each day She ,,. t4ok her out a5d made ma e
the great city, and gave ergfmpses Of
| life as it is in the avenues and in the
streets, showing her the outside OF pa
hlatiai mansions, and the inside OF tene-
ment houses,5 Sometimes the young
girls heart grew sick within her at the
scenes of distress and sounds OF woe
that crested her eyes and ears. Then
.agains asshe caught sight OF the bpslf-
ness Surroundings OF the rlcn, OF hsten-
ed to the glorious mpsicrtones that
reyerberated through the arches OF
some fashionable. church, she Woula
hold hersbreath with strange delight;
ks The shirts We're finished aud washsa
and ironed, and laid away ~ .ia1ys fhe large
drawer OF the old-fash hloned bureau, ana
yet nothing bad turned up; ls,i,,,i,.i
II think, aunt Susan, u 1 were 70
take one OF these said Ellen, as sne
SOFTLY smoothed the sauny BOSOM,
ana snow IL 10 some lhdyi Sne WOufe
hire me.'' :. .- - :. ...e.,s,, ,..e, -,
A., Zen chances to one IL sne,a peiieVe
you dlo e, ana j u sne gld, sne q Wals am
Q Know 5ne name o. tne lp ia1 y thas % ias'
~ ~cliI piuyou yOu. ,ss,,,.s. 49,, a., s,.s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

ioI iN NasAgl11a 51uG bGa10 saF
llnqrrpurG -aa JGa ,-tatss ~ 90 s.,S
!, II ms elG3 eli isesoin -si..9
..aor. il t,,r. .s13dj Osia Il noaa..Z
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

.rxsr. n. q SON. Druggists and pothe-
w carries. and deslers in Books, statonery
aud Hardware. Opposite new Ban
Z Building. - - -
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:BsImput ea. Business airsftpra
0ouNTY oFFICERs.


fs,ssrt< Jsdoe-A. W. ANDERSON. once
so-sfairs in public buildings, hrst door 70
,.SAerif--W LII AN h HAYS once IN pubic
CtsrK 5f C6R-is-J. E MITCHELL 9mcein puD-
5fsbufidihzs adjofning the Court house.
= fx,stffor--I b. 1,oxGLEY. Qhlce up-ssaars IN
n1f5lic ouildinR. entrance At len door.
zttT1i,,s sslfs5-JSxFs fREfr. Once on Main
street. drst door West OK the Banz. .,,.,so
bufidfrie FIRST doors second door on ieft.
. JProsecsknsg 4norhey-W. s- kENScH. onee
,asr, fe6rs east sof the National Hotel.
: ,f,,sa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kinney. LaMira; =. e.
Dknqn1. Gorlerain; William Armstrong,
AffuS ronk' 9 Mis-.
!. .tsor1tnissioners meet at 81. Clalrsyilie on the
arsf Xondays OF March June. september and
: nae 4, f5er,-zrid as Board OF Equalization
ts,e tl1ird wednesday Of May. In each yea:
The PfcbsteConrt NESTS on the 1Is. =, ,nes- a,s-
fiays OF January. March, May, Jniy, sen pS a.
her ma November, as aerininal court, ana Is
slsvisTs opeu ION business hoarsl Tor the tFsns-
action of other business.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01
WpC M T. BOROFF,

rx1ouf. ID respectfuIIy announce to the ladies
| w ofsti Cialsville, and vicinity, tnst IN sne
-. st ~ % %rscsfved an entire new stock OF Mil
iiresrv ii;,rss Goods. and is ready TO nccommoosse
those vihi az to buy. Call and examine ne1
goods and prices before purenasninge eise" 'e q
fhe latest styles always on hands = f.s-s-'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

nm JOHN a. THOMPSON ST. cLAIRs-
IL WILLIE, OHIO. 1,,rt
& Eagiefs store-front ~ > ss-,- -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

OSBORNE, spares no time. trouble or ex
" pense 20 keep the best assortment of Good
a his line OF business. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01
New Series-vol. IL, N q.
Take Yeur County Paper.

'Wells Squire, you say you don t take
your county paper 'c1. stH Sii-' IN -
> No. Major, get city papers ON better
terms, and so / take a couple of them. !
But, Squire, these county papers are
great convenience to us; the more we
encourage them, the better the, editor
can make them. .'s1i2sttss $50 - o'.I'1'i
ssIdon'tt know that they are of any
convenience TO ME- .ii5sS " sni-'si-- !
Fl The farm yodsold last Spring was
advertised in one of them, and you
thereby obtained Aicustonner.a -
very true, Major, but l paid three
toliarsfor it.' 2fiissSol1I si1 % ? 7
81 Now, ifthe neighbors had not niain-
tanned that press, you would have been
without the means OF publishing your
daughters marriage, and your BROTH
er's death last summer = = :.
Yes.lsyes. .but-1,saaoEaH IHeI
ysAnd when your nephew was cand-
idate for the Legislature; you were
highlygratiied at his Newspaper de-
feiise, which elected him and cost moth
inoys f,ffe --t-iaenEi 70 ss192Est9 Al
.IesYes; but these things are news to.
the readers, and the people take the
ma pers.1 egIe jl1sk 1:gfio SH5 - siazst -
NO, Squire; not if they were all like
you. Now, Iteil ysu, Squire the day.
viii come when somebody willwritea
long eulogy on your life, character, &C.,
and the printer will putitin type, with
a heavy black rule over and under it,
and withal your riches, this win be done
for you as a grave for pauper. Your
wealth, liberality and all such win be
spoken Of; but the printer, as he spells
theworGls in arranging the type, will
remark: asPoor mean devil, he newer
took the paper, and ia now swindling
the printer out of his funeral notice, il
he is dead. y ssio-asq eidIsiUs yOIqHi3i \
n Good Squire.' ~ Exchange.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01
Established in 1873.
misCELLANEoUs.
PHYs1azNa
JNo.EwEsr. M.

--,-1x wrsrx.p. mo. + wEsr. n L.
Das HENRY q JEO. Z. WEST having
forrned q partnership in the practlee cI
Wadiclne AID surgery, viii attend u AL calss IN
the line OF their profession, Oknce he~s es.0i ~
10 Vests Drcg Store. slss- - .rsss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

D5D69n yoas1mS ScsHElfS 4
- f,.s;s. i,7seF' sss adaii.3 eps
neE peqpug poison. on 7the same shelf
with her preserves she don't have to
mend her Johnnyis fr6Wsers ai1v mora
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

AN ITEM FOR BoYs.-It not peces-
sary that a boy who learns trade be
compelled to follow 1t all bis life. Coy.
Palmer, of Illinois, was a country black
smith once, and began his political ca
reer as a constable m Macoupin county,
al Eireait Judge Ia the central part of
Illinois was once a tailor. Thomas
Hoyne, a rich and eminent. lawyer of
Illinois, was once book binder. Erast-
US Corning, of New Y 6rk J. too hmes to
do hard Labor, commence las shop boy
In Albany, When he applied for en-
ployment first, he was asked, ssWhy,
my little boy, what can you dU?'' nsCan
do, what I am bid, - was the answer that,
secured him q place. Senator Wilson,
Of Massachusetts, was a shoeniak ker.
Thurlow Weed was canal host driver.
Ex-Governor Stone, of Iowa, was q
cabinet maker, which trade the late Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas also worked at in,
his youth. Large numbers Of men of
prominence now living have risen: from
humble life by dint of industry, without
which talent Is as useless as a gold coin
on a barren island. Work alone makes
men bright, and it does not alone de,
pend on the kind of. work you have. to-
do whether you rise or not. 1t depends
on how yosi do it. tiio5 Ici 5i'i5 lt'ss l,'''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

b Strange Gdeiagssia Stark county a
man who Is seventy years & s Old. 81
a shark caught off Charleston had
pair OF boots, a scalp, two cannon balls.
and package of Sunday school tfckets in
his stomach. - 49, -
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2 NATIONAL HOTEL,

---,-s ST. GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
2oNNIBUS LINEto WARNOCK'S STA
Tf0N. q. o. R. &. Fair 3 cents
no ] f. SIMPSON. Proprietor
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

= a writer, describing. the exodus from
Eden, says: 1.-THE devil, drove woman
out Of Paradise, but ne Could not drive
ParadiseO out eff Wtytfian - Dr. 0d5Eo
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b. A Detroit policeman lately found =
note book, evidently sbeianging to 8
man " h0 believes In a:feutlne business.
The book Is full of isuch senteaces as
these: "Monday-Buy eSllon of
whisky today; take four rsdriuks.A1-,
also get shaved; dunlt getdrunkS Ned
Inesday-See II the wiisky isiout: also.
see ahoat more WHISKY sntii b;1=
A Connecticut clergymsn recently
announced from the pulpit that he hsd
heard manl say that he had -rrad the
Bible through in sixty hours M D. tFm-
ined 70 ascertain, whether the iBdiyid-
ual told the truth, he set about it,him-
sell, and read the whole. OF it aloud to
his vile IN fiff,- nine hours and some
thing over thirty minutes. He read
sometimes and hour, and sometimes
two ahoursav day. keeping the. exact
time with the result indicated. ser nos
.1 Anel exciting shooting sfisayi took
place at Charleston, West. virginia. on
Monday evening, ssndefa che following
circumstances: :: During the war the
larids ofJohR Clarksoa, 4 Wealthy VIZ
gi1ian. were sold for tixes and hesued
fOr their recovery. During the pF69ress
ofthetriaf Olarkson called the idelend-
ant, United States MARSHALL Slack. q
liar Slack then str0ek1 glarksen and "a
general melee eAsaedy Ia which seven
shots were fred The room was small
and there were over asd0sef rpersons
present. Osfksoni was shot four times,
one wound, n'tAe, breast, being daneer-
Gus. An the parties rewealthy and 7e-
spectacle, and the affair causes great
Excitement afli Hi n0if1Si9 "a TOf 200
"a "a biHoW t,7nsd3 lishi isdi lhrpod,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

ByKENSOs 6 Core, Att'ys- .i..,8 =. =,
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The Pope has found means, IS 10 'i5i give ,Ssl a
new exp .anatiot ofthe sense in when
ne understands the word captivity.
At a. receptions of the <lsIegstion OF
Ithpee Roman parishes he, said: .sIan
not prisoner in the ordinary, sense of
the word. / have neither warden in
my prison nor guards at my. gates.
But 1 am morally Ainpfisoned, efor it
would be impossible for me to go out
without my person aud my dignity
being soffendeis'l9 yAlllD1ssd issI no
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40 Show us an Intelligent family of, boys
and girls, and we viii show you where
newspa pers Sfe plenty. q Nob0dy Who
has been witheut1 these isiienty private
ItlitoFss can know Observation-Disclosures
How important, then, TO SECURE those
which tend only to good Anything
which makes home pleasant, che4rfGi
and chatty thiIis the fatIhtsof vice. aEfd
the th0r1saudland oneaEan aes1of temp
tation should be regarded when we
consider its influence on the, minds, of
the young, as great ftotA and social
blessing. g.lLonS IS1f,idef. ,SHEtsi SiiiIX
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

DThe female edittUhr' q iis ssaid ssaid bs CON COM
ing, and aieng VITA her the rssSvS'e rss56f
savage writing Thss sediter sof s=Mil-
Yaukee DaDer ia cooi1r in his. .oolaDana
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eslilt ~ 1sn.aI vtaUa9 .Ii3 3 si-E % -
-,rfsT trt,fsi4i yg75Is H51 .lssi1 biis .san'
ii Z. -. - iGI-z.x- : IL :. - -
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Ss6sFs :, 9a..zlzsolE !. :, YhasaoHT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

n for 81. 7C0 Also near Madison avenue, beautiful
House, 800; Thrtysecond street, Eighth avenue,
81, lou. Bargains MORRIS b. BAER,
ixfh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

LARGE PLOT OF VACANT LOTS FOR SALEM
N Proximity to the Grand Central depot, well suited
JOHN KAvANAGH northeast corner Forty-second
sfrcet npdSx havap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

CRAWFORD AND LONG BRANCH-FOR SALE A
- beautiful Gothic Cottage; stable and onthouscs with
four acres miles depot; Just painted also Cot
taec nj Long Branch near hot9ls both ~
bargains. d. d. ORRELLl 29l Brondway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

A FREE REGISTER, WITH PARTICULARS or
"A 1000 city Houses and Building Lots for sale and
let containing City Map, &c, gratis.
" X. STEVENSON & SON,
Real Estate Auctoneers and Brokers' III Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

VlO LET-FOR THE SEASON A BEAUTIFUL PLACE
at South Norwak, convenient To the depot house has
IL rooms, and Is fully and handsomely nrnished also
gardeners house. fine gardens lawns and walks
splendid shade abundance of fruit together with
house and stable &c For further
ticuiars inquire of GEORGE MAtSH.ALl ~ East Four
teenth street. Union SQUIRE, New YORK..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

COME VALUABLE TRACKS OF LAND IN ILLINOIS
- and Iowa Tor saic--At great bargains title from
United States Address for five days, WILLIAMS Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

A T GREENWICH.-COSEY COTTAGE, ROOMS FOR
"A sale; acre; shore front: near depot; must be
sold; S35C0 several others Address J. w. AfWATER,
Riverside station, Conn.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

yNo LET-FOR Low RENT, A DESIRABLE RESI-
L dence beautifully situated, Port Richmond, s. L,
four minutes from the ferry. Apply to JOHN \. H.
KING. 10 Burling sin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

Tl,O INSTRUMENTATION STREET SOUTH PARK.
IA rooms: order: every Improvement; rent very
moderate; nnexccptonable location. Orange-Cotage,
near depot gas, water, mountain view; fine garden,
fruit, shade; IL rootns rent low.
u. DUNCAN SNIFFEN, No. Pine street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

rJ,o LET-yEAR RAILWAY A COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
on high bank Of Railway River having two acres 9!
land plenty of fruit stabiing, &c $5DD rent to careful
tenant inquire OF T. W. BRACHER 46 Mercer street; y.
d. LhUTEN, G57 Broad street; u. 7. HARRIS Railway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

A COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE-AT NYACK, ON
N the Hudson six acres: 300 grapcvine 400 fruit trees,
asparagus and small fruits In great variety and abund
ance house - rooms two cellars water in barn. chicken
aud climate unsurpassed. Address, for week. box 1875
Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

ITO LEr-FOR THE SUMMER OR YEAR, AT KINGS
ton, n. u, brick Mansion, with extensive grounds,
we'll located on the best street In the city.
JACOB SHARPE, 30 Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

r,O LET-AT YONKFRs. ON THE HUDSON, A LARGE
i House. containing over 80 rooms Including stable
barn. horse shed and all the requisites for hrS class
hotel with immediate possession.
WARD 4 OGDEN Broadway corner Seventeenth st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

SsTATEN ISLAND-FfvE MINUTES FROM WANDER
- bt landing: country Residence, with good garden
and moderate TERMS to good tenenttor
the summer. Apply 10 T. L. 5. HICKS Anchor lnsnr-
Co.. us Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

COUTH ORANGE, n. Ia NICE. SNUG COTTAGE.
- with extension has splendid mountain view only five
minutes from depot; large grounds With barn, apple.
peach cherry and quantities OF Lawt0n
backbcrrics; will be put in order and rented low goo1
tenant Apply to WYCkOFF x JAMES, Brooklyn, or L
W. WII.DEY. South Orange opposite depot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

yr,O LET-ON TIE BANKS OF THE HUDSON, BIZ
/ tween road and river, Nyack adjoining my own Resi-
dence, UNFINISHED or plainly furnished with stables,
garden, boating, bathing, &c. D. CkCMblE Nyack-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

At OYSTER BAY, L. L-FoR SALE OR TO LET,
n House OF IA rooms In good order, with garden plot;
in village. j. d. a. J. II. SElDMORE 10 Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

N place; residence, IL rconis modern conve-
nicnces stable lawns garden, forest trees;
near depot; price low. HAMILTON WALLIS, No. 8
Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

T WESTFIELD, N. j.. TO LET CHEAP-LARGE
N House and Barns, four Ground also for sale
bargain Cottage House, near depot fine gardens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

INOUR ELIZABETH HOUSES TO LET-ALI. MODERN
IL improvements; line of horse and near rail-
road station rent very reasonable. Gail address
TOTTEN, ~ East Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

rI1O LET-H9USE FULLY OR PARTIALLY FUR
i nsed with carriage house, stable aud two acres or
land situate the Hudson River inst west of the Bonie
ward, and ~ minutes from city Hail. Address box 2O4o
MIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY. HOME or, ciID.
Hudson River aud opposite the Cask Mountalns place
contains eight, acres In perfect order large new brick
and House and Cotilgc House and buildings. For
terms apply 10 r. s. GLARkSON, Tvol N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

A IARGMN---FINE FARM OF 46 ACRES, ONLY
N five miles from railroad depot, stage road, the
edge OF pretty village, with churches, schools stores,
post Office, mills &c, at hand 81 hours from New York
fine stream Thinning through farm good fishing good
cribs good orchard, plenty fruit; also 2horses head
cattle, hogs, 80 chickens, twolorse wagon spring
wagon carriage, sleds plough, harrow, Sleigh
ming mill and smaller farming tools Price, including all,
81 jOO terms easy. PIERSON STILLMAN.
East Stroudsburg Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

Yro IET-A COUNTRY HOUSE AND FIVE LOTS or
groand at foot OF West Nincy-seyenh street house
contains and j. situated on high ground COM
mandng fine view Of the Hudson River; rent low W
GOOD tenant Apply to A. MCDONALD, * Dey street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

4 SPLENDID WATER FRONT VILLA PLOT-AT
"A Red Bank, ". j., one hour from New York via the
Long Branch Railroad, i've minutes walk from sta
ton, commanding view OF shrewsbury River for miles:
bathing, fishing, boating, &c. price 81, 2J Particulars
OF JACOB STOFFER. Is Park Place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

N ELEGANT COUNTRY PLACE-AT EAST ORANGE,
~ n j., to rent, fully furnished, for the summer;
grounds stables and all necessary outbiidngs complete
No 3 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

broadway AND EAST TwENTY-FIRST STREET,
~ The Plot Of Land together with the five story brick
building thereon situate on the southwest corner of
the lot and erected by the late most
substantial tor business purposes with Orders
modern improvemens and conveniences but small
expense be converted into stores which PURPOSE
erected This property in the Immediate vicinity
OF Messrs Arnold Constablos store that OF Lord
snd alme,nare Hotels, Hoffman and Coleman Houses.
Twenty first street and 966 feet on the southery line
East Twenty first street.-The Plot Land. situate on
the south side OF East Twenty first street. adjoining the
above property the being &c feet in width by "
tcet Ia depth. Apply 10 E. H. LUDLOW CO. No. Pine
erect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

CENTLEMAN's FARM OF 50 ACREs-HEALTHY 10
VI cation good buildings and fine views everything IN
complete ordcr 1900 peach trees &c price $1,000 Ad-
dress H. r., box 6UtS Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

rI,O IEr-A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED DOUBLE
i House. with seven acres OF ground attached; the
house contains rooms; kitchen and servants room In
The l.: nice laundry aud cellar; throughout tho
house barn carTiaec house; variety of fruits: fine
bathing and Ashiug situated ~ miles from New London,
Conn on Long Island Sound; rent low. Apply ut 10
nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

gl,O LET-A COUNTRY SEAT ON THE SOUND.
Ave miles from New York; extensive House, In COM
Die tc with all the Improvements; stables, 6c.s
line fruit and shade trees desirable summer resi-
dcnce; steamboats, and railroads TO place
$3.50 w ii. MEADE, 67 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

nNo IET-FURNIsHED, AT RoCKAWAY. l. /, =
tons grounds finely laid out and one OF the most dera
bile summer residences ~ the vicinity OF New YORK.
for with the frequent by South
Side Railroad. Parties desiring summer residence.
with full OF the will find this desirable rcs
dcncc Apply 10 JESSE $. CAKNAN BROTHER, ~
ndnrs freef Ne Nnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

| ryyo LET-SEvERAL FINE ROOMS, IN A PRIVATE
house, situated the most beautiful part OF Staten
Island Cal tor information at G6 and u Thomas street,
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