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Il with Clue and Lodging Rooms, situated on one q
best thoroughiares IN the city No agent nor any
one but a cash customer meaning business need apply.
Address T. II. NJ Herald office.
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NOR sALE-PRINTtNG AND STATIONERY BusI.
Il ness OF over eight years standing. doing cash
trade S30O per annum, on very low lease OF tour
years in the best location In the city, down town; the
lease more valuable every year, being near the
tor SALE the parties wish to into another line
OF business. Address JOHN j. MALONE, Store Agency,
l2l Nassau street.
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yVANTED-A ROOM. ABOUT 25X5O WITH ONE OR
w two horse power between Park place and Twenty
third street ana between second avenue and North
kiver business will not increase insurance rates Ad-
c. b. A.. pox l9l Herald office.
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NIANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE A
w small furnished House or French Flat, II good
location terms mus be low. Address HUDSON box
lao Herald office.
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ElRST CLASS NEW BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE
all modern improvements near Central Park few
doors from Fifth avenue. and partly furnished; terms
mOderate Board for two "a ults taken payment
Address box 24Sl New York Post Office
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IVANTED-Two OR THREE ROOMS. FOR LIGHT.
w housekeeping. by three adults Address with ulI
particulars, A. b. o., Herald Uptown Branch Office
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FURNISHED ROOM wANTED-BATH, FIRE; REA.
IL sonabe price; no letters noticed that do
price. Address 4. D., box I72 Herald Office.
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! FURNISHED ROOMS wANTED.-FRONT ROOM
| IL and hail Bed Room: central location; for widow
! lady. Address stating terms, Mrs sTETsoA, Herald
| Uptown Branch Office
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

4 WANTED TO PURCHASE, HOUSE ON SIXTH
a. avenue between Fourth and Fourteenth streets;
stoop Fourth Fortieth street. price $ls000 cash,
Sl2U00. Office, III Waverley place.
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REAL ESTATE To EXCHANGE.

A FARM, INCLUDING CROPS IMPLEMENTS. &C,
N for sale or exchanse-l00 acres go cleared) near
village, churches and schools, cheap Apply to J. A.
kAMPINN- n Cedar street.
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lINNR SALE OR TO LET-IN THIRTY-SEvENTH
W street, between Park and Lexington avenues nne
frescoed and in first class order with all the modern
improvements and elegantly furnished. Address B. F.
pbox ISL Herald office
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1 N ELEGANT BROWN STONE HOUSE, ExQuIs.
"A iiely furnished, perfect order, every ence.
frst class ncighborh0od only $55O0; 81 900 only
ouirsd balance very easy Mirrors Carpets, &c, II de-
aired. Apply at l. l3l Broadway.
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY-HOUsEs ARE
~ bound TO advance in price at Madison and
Sixty fourth street will be low now Jew
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yNANTED--A FIRST CLASS HIGH STOoP HOUSE.
w handsomely furnished. between Fourteenth and
Thirtcth streets $l75 TO $500 MONTH Ad-
dress WILLIAMSON. box l6i Herald Office
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Summer Schedule s. & U.R r.
The Short Line Schednle

4Ae oAort Line Schedule.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA d AuGusrA r. R Co
COLUMBIA. 4. c.. June %, 1874.
IN g s& es1sez 1aa saShltSST5eg heSrIeg I'll, Rrss sc
operated on and after this date:
GOING NORTH Train No2 Train No
Leave Augusta: .7.45 4.15pm
Graniteville. ..*8l3am 5.11nm
Corbia Junct'n 1920 a M 10 c5pm
arrive Co lumbia.. .....12 so m 917pm
Leave Columbia.... 1912 q M
Mlnnsboro..... 2. 40 m
chester. IA 20 D m
Arrive charlotte. f6.45 pm
NO; Train makes close connection. rjn
Chariotte and Richmond, to all points
North, arriving at New York G. .o5 A. NJ.
No.4 Train makes close connection rio
North, arriving at New York al S 15P. M.
GOING SOUTH. Train Mol Train ms
Leave Charlotte. ..... $50 nj
chester. ......11. OF m
Mlnnaboro.. .12 SO D m
arrive Columbian. 2a2 pm
Leave Columbia. 252pm e4no -,
Coibla Junct'n 1917 pm Abs
Arrive Augusta. S.O5p s45am
oH obreskfset. Dinner. tSuppcr.
South bound Trains connect at Ancns+a
tGs tis, al al points South and weet. Though
1 hets soid and baggage checked to pripci-
r. points. 81 Sleeping cars on ali Night
Trans. JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
q. fofE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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These papers were the first issued in
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cENEp,r

0GNchAL PASSENGER DEPART
COLUMBIA, &. c., May 10 1874
Ae ~ @ @ dule q viii MiG'Io",ns be- opssst.G sshe;
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN So2 TRAIN no 4
Leave Coium bia ...... 4 80 m 8.45pm
Florence. t1O.5Opm 2.lOam
arrive Wilmington.... 5.25 m A7,15a no
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN NO TRAIN 10 z
Leave Wilmington. 9.10am t6.l0pm
Florence: ...... 4.40pm i1.97pm
ArIlve Columbia...... ..10.(Op pm 400 m
IRAN NO. 2, from Columbia, is an accom-.
modation modal to Florence, and there connects
closely with N E. Il. R., and at " ilmington
Win ". W. r. y. 10 all points North.
Train No. from Columbia is faet Ex
press, making Trough come ectione, ailran.
North and South, and water lire connec.
tlonS rld Portsmouth.
rraln NO. !. from Wilmington, connects
cioseiy at Florence with N. L. r. r. for
Cnarieeton, and is an accommodation train
thence to Columbia.
Train No. 8. from Wilmington. ia tset
express, connecting closely frC m and to al
points North and south. Through tickets
SOLO and baggage checked 10 ali principa}
points. Pullman palace eieepera en- nicht
trains. *Breakfast. tDinner. fSupper.
ACCOMMODATION Train No. Q leaves Co.
~ 1nmbia daily, Sundays excepted. Express
Train No. leaves Columbia every pirhf.
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a. foPE, Gen. Passenger and Ticke AGENT
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BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING

ls specially with US. and each depart.
ment is replete with the best that ca. be
found in this market from two and a half
years and upwards.
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NVoman,s Tcs, I'm Lovo ic no.
now am older than I was
A score of years ago;
And on the little games of love
I've learned thing or so;
And one of them is simply this,
A thing all men should know,
That women, in affairs of love,
Transpose the yes for mol
just ask girl if she intends
To marry such beau,
And for an answer you will get
Obi no, sir, surely not,
While all the time to bring about
The match she is not slow,
Which proves woman's yes. in love.
Is always changed to no!
Or ask maid of thirty years,
Who thinks you do not know
If she is over twenty yet,
And she will tell yon no.
She has no wish to datter you,
But thinks you rather slow
If you have not discovered yet
That woman's yes-is mol
Go ask the heartless, cold coquette,
If she could strike the blow
To crush q luckless fellows heart,
And she will answer no!
But try her, if you have doubt,
And all your love bestow
To her. and she will teach the fact
That womar's yes-is no.
If you by chance widow meet,
Glad in the weeds of woe,
Just try if death has humbied her
With its unwelcome blow.
To do 30, ask her if again
Her love sue could bestow
Upon another, and in tears
And sobs-Hhe answers no.
Bnt press her to oonfide in you,
And breathe in accents low
The ltory of your constanoy.
and tears will ceaae to flow;
While smiles will tighten up her face,
Her eyes with fondnesa glow,
A certain proof thatwoman's yes,
In loves is always no.
Our good old mothers. like the rest,
This transposition show;
And often for fhe frmest yes,
Will give the sternest no.
For instanCes when she sees chap
OF wealthi who makes blow,
Xon ask her II she likes his style,
She answers bluntly no..
But let the wealthy chap call in
TO see her girls. and lol
She greets him with approving smiles,
And let's her daughters go
Abroad with him, just anywhere,
In rain. or sleet. or snow,
Which proves that in affairs of love
A woman's yes-is no.
1t is the fashion everywhere,
No matter where you go;
You find it with the rich and poor,
In stations high and low.
And though it may not be amiss.
'Tis we'll enough to show
That women, in affairs of love,
Give their consent with no.
An Oil City woman turned gray on
!cs:cS her Es~ 5oa2e!.
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DEPARTMENT We are displaying the
latest styles In Blue, Black and Brown
Beaver, Blue and Black Cloth, ChinchilIa
and other styles at low prices.
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l.. 2, 8 and 4 Sheet Posters. land. bills,
Programmes. Circnlars. Pamphlets,
Bills OF Fare. Briefs, Letter Heads,
Dodgers. Bill Heads, Checks,
Horse Bills. Receipts. Labels,
Railroad Blanks. Legal Blanks,
Tags, Cards all kinds and sizes
Wedding, Visiting. Business, Show.
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor
PHGSIx and CLEANER Establishment
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FIRST CLASS HOUSE.

4 CHANGE of management,
and many consequent improve
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moro comforts aMd convent
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large variety of COTTAGE, d.
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Lost or Mislaid.
A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, issued
"A sy the Citizens Savings Bank of
Sonsh nomb ersa aarona 9sn dated 2lrt January 1873
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raE woRps Of cHH,sr.

ft noe aivsavs seemed. to us that ft Is
,,S.t rhessfiar,ffv itsAif. hut what men
have written 4 nd said about Christtani-
~. that has been the great obstacle and.
hindrance. and chat has brought upon
n 10 much reDroach, Look at the
mouutaius or this kind OF STUFF that
might be gathered out of the ages that
have gone by, from the days OF the early
Christian fathers down to the last papal
btlll and the last volume written to tell
us what Christianity is, but which DEM
onstrates what &c fs not. Very much.
that Is wise and good might be sifted ont
OF all this; but IN the main, it would be
worse than hunting for a few kernels OF
wheat in barn full OF chaH.
II any ono would see sounething OF
this. let him read Mosheim and get q
glance at the endless controversies,
? opinions, treaties, diatribes. anathemas,
schools theslses and auti-thesises, that
made the earlier partof the dark ages
hot with madness asld STRIFE and often
with blood.
Whrt matters II all now very little,
OF all this now is thought OF the least
value only to sfe " us the weakpess, the
follies, the utter ptierility OF the men
who fhought that all the world were
fools and wretches but themselves. Not
one of them ali has risen to level with
the heart or the head OF Christ. Ihey
have utterly missed OF the spirit, and
power, for the most part of what he had
TO say *
There came Q poor Hebrew boy, 2
mere youth, up out from the city OF
I1azareth, who, it was said, had snever
learned letters" !" u young man who had
never seen any thing 81 the woriu, Or
studied the great Masters. as we say
bat there was something about him 30
wonderful that all nature, and the hui
man heart, and tine very secrets hitherto
of God himself, were as open and plain
10 him as the dav before him. And he
went out lovingly and almost alone, and
sat down on the mountains and the
green hil,aitles. on the green slopes of
fhe valleys and on the banks of the Jor-
dan and the Galiiean sea, and taught and
said such wonderful things that the
winds of heaven caught them up and
hav,. never let the sound of them de-.
II v,as about tailaes thar were SO latent
and deep IN tile human heart that nc
one had found them out before. And
sa, WHO'S when he said them they
sss,s,ed 10 ie "a Obvious TO the hearts q
az .s|s~,r ana she si,nnle-n,int,ed that 1,
',- f'sss s.s,sesd sr.,s. thar Cod HAD hidfief
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car6uncies, Rins. worm scsid,H Head, scls ~,
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name OF nature. are Msersny dus up ana ca5faed
out OF the system a short time ~ TIE use q tAeee
most incredulous 81 their curative eaectA
Ci:anse the vstaatsa - wasnever ycn
Pimpies ETupsions Of Sores cisssss i whsa yoa
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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-17

This Needle gives the operative no trouble In
Setting - an other sewing machines, being
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has been before the publiei but q <
comparative short time, tthaa
obtained q fePutSfton
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