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The Portland daily press., 1871-08-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Help for the Nervous.

Where is it to be found? cries the trembling victim
OF nervous debility. Not in the tavern dram that
hres up the circulation for moment and ~ succeed
ed by collapse. Not in purgatve pills, or Lenten
diet, but in an invigorant and restorative in which
the tonic elements are united with gentle aperient
and Alternative properties. When Hostetter's Stom-
ach Btters was introduced nearly twenty years ago.
this important object was first attained. This peace
full and active vegetable specific is justly celebrated
Tor its Cures of nervous diseases as for the absolute
certainty with which it relieves dyspepsia and bill
housness. The hot weather toward the close of sum-
mer generally aggravates diseases of nervous type
creating degree OF eebleness which is beyond meas
ure distressing Under such circumstances rally the
bodily energies with course OF Hosteter's Stom-
ach Buffers. OF all tOncs it is the most satisfactory
in its operations, and the least exciting 1t braces
the nerves to their natural tension but not beyond
IT. so there no reaction. 1t has other properties
however, than those Of nervine, and as blood de-
rent and moderate aperent is superior to any other
medicine OF the day.
Fraud, however, is on the alert. The celebrity Of
the original medicine has given rise to scores Of
couuterfets and limitations. Examine the label and
the fac simite OF the signature the firm see that
the spelling is all correct and thus make sure of the
genuineness of the articles you buy, P S.-Hostet-
Iers Btters sold in kegs or barrels but in
bottles Onlv
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success of the Portland & Rochester Railroad

success of the Portland & Rochester Railroad,
and are gradually finding their way to Port
land Tor supplies. A better acquaintance be-
tween the people of the two places will be mu-
tually advantageous. The action of the City
Government in voting to open way for the
railroad to reach tide waters is received with
lVeiy satisfaction, as it will not only increase
freights from this section of the countrv. Int
hasten the completion of the Rochester &
Nashua road. 1 am informed by gentleman
conversant with the subject, that ground will
undoubtedly be broken the ensuing autumn
and the work of construction be pushed for
ward with all speed. Speaking of railroad
matters reminds me that the Directors of the
Portland q Rochester road have purchased a
I splendid lot for their buildings 1t lies west Of
the stations of the roads from Boston and
Portsmouth,, close by the main street, and
affords fine opportunity for connecting the
Portland and the Nashua roads. IpLER.
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Tie Mobile Register quotes New Hamp-
shire Democratic editor to prove that the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments are
void, absolutely void, and says i. is pity that
some OF the South's Gown political sneaks,' "
who live On abusing Northern Democrats,
are not as faithful and trne as the sterling
Democracy, even of New England.
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Consumption,
IT'S CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE,
BY J. H. SCHENCK, N. D.

N# at - .Ar
there reason than the neglect inoWn
and indisputaby proved cure Those near and
slumber into Which, had thew calmly adnstsd eaess
DIR. JOSEPH H. sCHENCk,s SIMPLE
| sTsg s TREArMENT. = :. -
and awaited themselves of his wonderfully es,cacisu.
medicines, they would not have fallen "
sucen vitality remains fss a n tn f.. WHERE
S S@es ana his directions for their auckened into
In this statement there is nothing nresumr,,o,.
hat is n aaa Of the invalid is made representation
visible works. The theory Of the cure BY DT Schencts
requires argument Il IS sef as:ur i1s
vi Tsa ---'''' w. WV WIZ
s PIT sis ds
condition The bronchial tubes with the the
liver Here the 20 ahs action If the
setting in, with all Its distressing symptoms of ''
.............. Corsrr,.y-rD - "a a.a
The M.,dr..o PHI. 49,. ,o.,
aSesss sstum
4inAe cAiomei' tney ,f lew ,tf NJ - ~
."LEAvE NO STING BEHIND."y
amsntsy sna
from Its torpdity The stomach acts
anu AZ paTus Dssns % reel tina. no Is getting at last,
SOFAA OF GOOD BLOOD. /
In
meates and assimlafes WITH +ho IN WIN tne i1ns per-
progressing without III sns io9d
becomes nainIes. ana az tortures Digestion
There is no more atu, cure Is seen to be at hand
mach. An appetite sets IN OF the sto
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever ve+ ,v,
by an indugent father to suffering man. w ssen
hasten and complete the cure II enters At on ana 70
the impaired and diseased noron. ~ ~ and Tpens
and 10 in yery short time the raaIaI
the rotten throne that Il occvn;ad ~ xanq9ished
pew and the patient in ali f6e dionitv ~ rae a Mado
~P' A0A'" W ehgoy 'e nannooo OF Womanhood that
...s. GIVEN UP As LOST.
The second thing H. the patients ron.t ...u,
room until thew get well: At ia almost Stay n warm
vent taking cold when the iunes srs % 70 pre-.
be prevented or cure cannot 6e DIt muss
riding OUT especially in this section of the conr aha
fall and winter season are ali xro0 9 county IN me
that course lose their patients " tbsr ng.
are badly diseased; and vet because 81 ue a %
they down quiet: thev mn:t wall shont the
mn 49, % - as as tne sIrengtn Will bear, to get
in good spirits-be deteued ms m Thi Keep
great deal To- de- with fbe annat;ta vi !. ~
rain ~ Nv ~ ' 'PP0'i'o "no 10 'he great Poni'~
To despar of cure aftor .rch ,so,oo ~ a.. o.s,,
in the worst cases and moral certsntv IN AZ otbers
sinful Dr Schenct's norsonai 70 the Eenn
of his own cnre was IN tbase xords " ~
Nanv wears AGO was in the Iaet staoa. ~ con.,r,,
tom confined to nv he'd and at one time INV nhvsicap.
thought that could not live week. then like drownno
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-21
URE OF OCEAN STEAM ERS
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday, Aug. 10

Saturday, Aug. 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York, - mdse To
Henry Fox. "
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston. va
Barque Ella, Lewis, Boston, to load for So America
Brig Elizabeth Ann tBr) Moore, Pictou, NS-2J
tons coal to JAS L Farmer.
Brig Torrent, Tlbbetts, Philadelphia a. coal In G
Rounds q Sons; vessel to Winslow Il Co. W
Rogers. " q
Sch King, Bragdon. Boston.
Sch Montezuma Griffin, Boston.
Sch Silver Spring, Davis, Salem.
sen Kowena. Cook, Lynn, to load tor Calais
sen Watchlul, Gill, Truro, to Nickerson K, it'll,
Held. to load for New York =" Litch-
gen VIM Arthur, Hutchinson, Newburynort
erel. ' N""'oui--4o Dds mack
sch Geo W Keen, Keen, Bay Chaleur
sen Forest, Kelley, J0nesport.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This superb Hair Dive is the best in the world.ner-
fectly harmless, reliable and ms tauaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tnts or dsagreeable Odor
The genuine VIM. A Bachelors Hair Dye produce
es IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black or Natural
Brown leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful; does
not contain particle oflead any injurious COM
pound. Sold by all Druggists. IN :.
Factory, 16 BOND STREET, MY.
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Portland Observatory.

NO Stranger should leave the City without VISIT
~ ing the Observatory on MuDjoy's HILL From
the cupoa Y fe above the Sea. may be seen the
entire City, the Ocean to the horizon. Gynsco Esy
with its 1865 Islands The White Mountnins 30
miles distant, and with the powerful TeiescoDe
mounted in the cupola objects 80 miles distant in
every direction may be distinctly seen, The views
here are said to be unsurpassed for beauty and va
very 10 minutes. SN ivoo am f
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For sale

CECOND-HAND ENGINE AND BOILER. En-
- CINE five horse power, upright tubular boiler.
in complete running order in use but short time.
Apply to the First National Bank, Biddetord, Me.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

new Lighthouse, with fixed Red light, has been
erected at Mama deu, the Westerly end OF
Scatteri Island, Cape Breton. The Light is 30 feet
above high water anu can be seen miles.
Also fixed White light at Ingonish Island, Cape
Breton 1t is at elevation of 237 feet above
the sea and can be seen at distance OF II mics.
Also, fixed White light the North side OF Point
OF Beach, entrance to the harbor OF st AIMS Cape
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For Sale.

Hst desirable two and ore half story house 1871
and soft water cemented cellars good location and
neiPhborhoed. For terms &C., apply to
A. ROUNDY & CO.,
duglo sn Qtf 90 Middle ST.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-21
Dissolution of G OpartsershiD

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnersbip
~ lately existing between Washington RYAN and
Nathaniel Q: Davis ofPortand, under the firm name
OF Ryan q Davis, was dissolved July LIST, 1871 by
mutual consent ' -
The business oftheVlate firm win be adjusted by
either partner at the Old stand 16i Commercial ST.
WASHINGTON RYAN,
au2it N. q. DAVIS.
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Portland Glass Works.

i, PORTLAND Aug. 21st 1871,
I. The stockholders in the Portland Glass Works are
hereby notified that the annual meeting OF said
Corporation will be holden their office at the works
on wednesday Aug. Both 1871, at o'clock p. M for
the following purposes Viz
LIST % choose Clerk and Treasurer and seven d.
rectors for the ensuing year. and to transact any
meeting. '"'0
aug2l sn dtd A. b. STEVENS C;ork
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L 4 D.

In this city, Aug. 20, Mrs. Mary E.. wife of Abner
=. Hill, aged 20 years months. Eastern and wes-
L tern papers please copy.
1 In Deering. Aug. 20. suddenly. Louise Bryant,
daughter OF A. w. and s. j. Cloueh. aged months
Funeral this Monday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock, at
their residence.
In Gray Aug. IS, Capt. Daniel Hall, aged II years
months II days.
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Storage to let in first class bonded warehouses on
Browns Wharf, and Merchants Wharf, and in Port
land Sugar Co.'S buildings York Danforth and Com
mercial Streets.
Advances made on property stored as above. .
Apply to j. B. BROWN & SONS.
jy15sn g.. .--rs 81 EXCHANGE Street
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CLEARED.

CLEARED
steamer Forest City, Donovan HALIFAX NC IL,
Porteous. ii"iiax, NS-JOhn
teOus. No-JOhn POr-
BBarqne Daring, Mcdonald Sagua-Geo 8 Hmm,
obi II ny ueean Phantom, (Br) Webster, Mirami
phiingi ue Sertrude, Gales, Gardner. to load for
rnIadeiphia-Chas II Chase q Co " 'Oau 'or
field. ~" oiN-H'cAeisoh q L1tch-
N; Sen Benedict, Crockett, Brandord, Ct-orlando
sen oe1 INA tBrl Jackson, st Andrews, NB-Tbos
'S Sn, q 20, and TwteheI Champlin 4 Co.
Packet Co. anu Oaiais-Easteth
Packet Sgn s G Vista, Knight wiseasset- Eastern
sunday, Aug. go.
c., ,,., ARRIVED.
Randall, McAlliste1 l. Co. A"''''eipna'-coal 10
sen lizzie Cark, Pendleton Bangor
Sch Erie. Baken. an, Bangor-6sh bsyreIs 10 7 ami,
Chase & Whitten. no" O'ifeiS 10 Lewis
Sch Utica, Thorndke, Rockland.-lms N q p
Morse & Co. =" y n "
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M A r. II L Il ID

In Brunswick. Aug. 10, Robert d. Hammond and
Josephine Ward.
In Brunswick, Aug. rs, Rev. Stephen n. Newman
OF Taunton, and M. Louie McManus OF b..
In North Bridgton, Aug. Is, Benj. Whitehouse, OF
Norway, and Ellen Durgn, of Bridgton.
In Naples, Aug. Is, Natban MendelI, of Boston,
and Violet A. Ingalls,. of Naples. -
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-21

The Latest Fashion -
In medicine is to take Latham's Cathartic Ex
tract 1t has become the rage in all quarters where
1t has been introduced. For once have sensible
fashion. =
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n O II 10 r

lHE Cigar store that was advertised for sale at 22s
i Congress street. has removed back to the old
stand on Exchange street, where will still manu-
examine my goods and get posted on the prices.
have all brands of imported Cigars, and fine brands
OF Smoking Tobacco. '.
1 want two first class Cigar Makers--no poor ones
wanted. Il. PONCE, No. so Exchange St.
Wifi
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M ENORANnA

Barque Limerick Lass, Marshman, at Ne,v vorL
from Newport Il, reports heavy weather first mari -
the passage. and lost topsail yards sprung ibboon
split sails, &C.. june 50, John Brown second mat
fell from the maiDyard to the deck and broke one Of
his legs.
Brig Cosmos Phiuney. sailed from PHILADELPHIA on
the Goth July for Boston, and is supposed To have
ioundered at sea. She registered $50 tons and was
built in 1861 at Machias. where she was owned.
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100 TUBS
Mortgage Sale.

Mortgage Sale.
k'ok breach OF conditions OF moi gage, gwen u9 ~
the 9th day OF June 1870, by Ghar , a.. volua'
OF Falmou h, Me-, shall sell &C P9oilc AuSti1; "a
the 18th day September The lot o. hei e same
nremses discribed in said mortglg e In Cum6erland
Registry Of Deeds Book ss o fass 3d. sale viii
take Piaos oh inc putin OLIVE BUCkNAM,
auc,o every sat4t Mortgage,
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state News.
ANpRosCoGGIN COUNTY.

The Lewiston Journal says dog exhibiting
marked sigus of hydrephobia, was shot day
or two since in that city. ..
A splendid block of stores is to be erected in
Lewiston, the upper story of which will con-
tain hall 4S by 70 feet, capable of seating 1000
persons and to have six anJe rooms
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-21

.... NOV READY!
Emerson's Singing School.
Compiled by one OF the most eminent teachers in
the country and arranged carefully Tor the use of
Singing School Teachers. There is in
Part 1si-A Good Elementary Course.
Part 2nd-A Fine Collection OF Secular Music.
Part 3d-A Number o. Church Tunes and Anthems
~ Send stamp for Specimen Pages.
Send 81 90 per dozen Tor the book.
OLIVER DITsON e. CO., Hostou.
III. DITsON n CO., New York.
20
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Amusing, says the Lewiston Journal, to see
an old lady with two band boxes and three
grandchildren in Brunswick depot trying to
find the train for Lewiston. A more perplex-
ing depot with four passenger trains in it al
once, destined for different points, would be
hard to find. One of our citizens who travels
over the road twice week on an average il
trying to get to Lewiston found himself il
Bath
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FOREIGN PORTS.

EonlSs
AR at Liverpool 18th inst, ship Emerald Isle Blow
ers. New York.
At Greenock I'd inst, ship Pocahontas, Dreyer, for
At St Croix 18th inst, sch Howard, Wooster, from
Bangor, dsg. --
AR at Cienfuegos I'd inst, sch Ellen Perkins, from
Machias. ' ''""A
Sid i'm Havana 7th, barques w Holbrook. Pol.
leys, Baltimore; John Griffin, Downey New York
Ar p at matanzas 18th INST barque Stocker Bib
Sid i'm Sagua 81 inst brig Prairie Rose, Griffin, for
North OF Hatteras
Cid at HALIFAX 18TH, baraue Jane r Hale Parry
West Indies ''
CID at Pictou It'll inst, brig Kate, Hunt, Portland;
9TH, Lie Hoqghton, Wooster, do.
Grace West, Lord, do.
Per steamer Abyssinia, al New York;
Sid I'm Liverpool 9TH inst, Jos Fish, Stackpoe, for
Boston. i''
Cid at London It'll. Annie Gray, Moore. New York.
York. '0i 'e"
" Ar at Queenstown It'll. Helena, Patterson, I'm New
At Newport 4th, John Tucker, Taylor, for singa
pore, ldg. ~
Sid TN Shields 9th, Assyria, for Boston.
ua 5u I'm I'M ramouth 9th, Mogu freeman, (rom Alb
Sid i'm Sunderland 7th. John Bunyan, Gilmore, for
New York ''A
Cid at Rotterdam 4th inst Helen Sands woodsido
Boston. ' "''Ns'ue'
SIN I'M CrOnstadt sist ult, Richard Ill, Wood, for
Philadelphia. ~,
New YORK. ''' ''00"iS'
Ar at Hayre 9TH, Savannah, Knowlton. Galveston.
Sid 4th, Alice Buck, Blanchard, Cardiff ana mt
ed States. i anu OAi1-
CiI 4tn, itaska. Rush, Cardiff and United States:
ots' Nunquam Dormio, Cousins, do do
Ar at Gibraltar 2stn ult. EuroIa, Fulton, Callao,
SPOKEN.
aug ., lat 20 lon 90 80 sbp Andrew Jockson, from
uaiveston for Liverpool.
=. Ang II, no lat, &c, brig NJ Roosevelt, from Bath
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No Medicine

No Medicine Do.
ever presented to the public has met with such rand
sale as LATHAM'S CATHARTIC EXTRACT The
bounded ~-0. 40 1"
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Fifty Cents
storage. AdVO7zces.

EIHuy CemtS. :
One bottle of the celebrate Blood Purifier. La
IHAM'SCATHARTIC EXTRACT
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COD0rtnership Notice.

HNHE undersigned have formed a copartnersbjn
Il under the name and style of Ryan q Kelsey TO
uate from July lst ISL at the Old stand of f<yan
q Davis will continue the Commission hip Broker
ageShlp Chandlery and Ship Stores busne IS and viii
be pleased to meet the friends customers of the
late finn.
WASHINGTON RYAN
au 2uf 5. b. KELSEY.
House for Sale.
THE two story house, No. 119 Bracket st. is Offer
ed Tor sale on reasonable terms. Apply on the
premises aug2l Iw
Lost.
I OSr between KnightSville, Cape Elizabeth AMI
- Portland, on wednesday, 10 INST. a Bows wooden
Jacket, whoever will return the same to so Park ST.
shell be properly rewarded aug2ltt
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Galveston for Liverpool. "o"i
Ang II, no lat, &c, brig NJ c Roosevelt, from Bath
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-21

anu on the other hand ponderOus masses OF iron
weighing tons are let down upon the platforms
of the great railroad and canal-boat scales, now
on this corner, now on that, land the slightest
difference in the record resulting from the
change, condemns the whole SCALE 1t is this
severity of ordeal coupled with corresponding
faithfulness in all the processes of manufacture
that has maintained the reputation of these
scales in all countries, over all competors.
for so many years, and is now extending their
market Eand sale with greater rapiditv than
ever.
PORTLAND & oGDENsBURG RAI1RoAn
st. Johnsbury. by corporate and individual
subscriptions has put 1875 900 into this railroad
This shows how deep and strong is the anxietv
here to secure railroad connection with Port
land. In fact the project for the road orio;not-
ed with Horace Fairbanks, who first wont 70
Portland and laid it before your business MON
1t was no longer to be endured that the bnsi.
ness of this town should pay tribute for OK
miles OF ralroading to Boston, when only 1ar
miles of distance lay betwixt its workshops and
stores and Portland. On every hand tho i,
quiries are now heard, GLOW is the ro;I,ood
getting an down east? When will tho VOL
begin on the Notch section? Will Won go
us with finished road in the autumn of 10 Of
the Connecticut river?"
So far as can learn, all parties doino bus;.
ness here are looking forward with anx;ouz
hope for the opening of the road. thatcher
whose 100000 of -four and produce now comes
via Soranton,over 100 miles of rail against the o.
that will have to be traversed when 1.-THE Port.
land & Ogdensburg is done; the Steam Mil
Co., using large amount of lumber. coal and
iron and turning out $4,000 Of manufactures.
Buzzelll using 800 to 600 tons of coal and
iron with annual sales OF $50 900; Colby. Cav
q Blake, with 70 tons per week of freight and
annual sales of $4,000; Paddock, we'll known
to various Porta nd men, turning off in his ma
chine shop $4,000 of work; Ely. Balch g. Co.,
in their hoe and fork factory, using hundreds
OF tons of steel and coal, and producing $50 900
of goods-these and many others with whom L |
have converted, will do their business over the |
Portland & Ogdensburg road Nobody here /
has any thought other than THAT the trade of |
the whole region will be done in Portland, or if |
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-21
The French COnjurer.

1T WAS pleasant event in my life
Il when / was thrown into the company
of Grignon. was on my way to Califor-
mia, and had taken the overland route in
preference to any other. 1t was on my
journey across the plains that l made his
acquaintance. Our party overlook single
wagon. 1t contained a solitary man.
The horses were dead, and the man nearly
so. This man was Grignon. ] paid the
utmost attention to his wants. Being
medical man, gave him all the benefit of
my skill and care. AS he recovered, he
naturally entertained strong friendship
for me. His wagon had fallen behind the
train to which he belonged, and they had
been compelled by their own necessities to
desert him.
The conjurer, however, was destined for
"a more glorious fate than TO die miserably
in the desolate American desert. He was
to become an astonisher to the natives
Qndians), savior to civilized lives, and a
lion in California
We resumed our journey. Wo had
started however like many others in those
days with insufficient preparations. AS
soon as we found out our mistake we had
to be very economical in our provisions.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-21
AN IDY1 OF THE PERIOD.
IN TWO PARTS.

"Come right in How are you Fred2
Find chair and have light"
"Well, old boy, recovered yet
From the Mather's jam last night ~
"Didn't dance, the Germans old"
Didn't you / had to lead
Awful bore but where were you ~
{" Sat it out with Mollie Meade;
Jolly little girl she is
Said she didn't care to dance,
ID rather have n quiet chat
Then she gave me such glance;
SO, when you had cleared the room
And had captured all the chairs,
Having nowhere else, we two
Took possession of the stairs i
was on the lower step,
Mollie on the next above;
Gave me her bonnet to hold
Asked me to draw OH her glove.
Then, of course, squeezed her hand,
Talked about my wasted life,
Said my sole salvation must
Be n true and gentle wife.
Then, You know, used my eyes
She believed me every word;
Almost said she loved me-Jovc
Such n voice / never heard
Gave me some symbolic flower,
Had a meaning, oh so sweet;
Don't know where it is, Pm sure
Must have dropped it in the street.
How / spoonied ! and she-ha ha
Well, know it wasn't right,
But she did believe me so,
That kissed her--pass light.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-21

"Mollie Meade, well, declare!
Who'd have thought of seeing you,
After what occurred last night,
Out here on the avenue.
Oh you awful, awful girl;
There-don't blush-I saw 1t all.'
"Saw all what 20 "Ahem-last night
At the Mather's, in the hall"
"Oh You horrid-where were youi
Wasn't he an awful goose
Most men must be caught. but he
Ran his neck right in the moose.
| was almost dead to dance
I'd have done it if l could
But old Gray said must stop,
And / promised ma | would;
So looked up sweet, and said
I'd rather talk with him.
Hope he didn't see my face
Luckily the lights were dim;
Then how he squeezed my hand
Aud he looked up in my face
With his lovely, great big eyes
Really, It's dreadful case.
He was all in earnest too;
But thought I'd have to laugh,
When he kissed flower / gave,
Looking--oh like such a calf.
l suppose he has it now,
In wine-glass on the shelves
It's Il mystery to me
Why men will deceive themselves.
Saw him kiss me Oh, yon wretch
We'll, he begged so hard for one,
And thought ther'd no one know,
Solicit him-just for fun.
know it wasn't really right
To triile with his feelings, dear.
But men are such conceited things,
They need q lesson once year.