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T iGeorgiana is nay, name said III /.
lady, smiling, 'Some>call me George,
for short
Well, Miss George-Georgiana, Pm
afraid you will find your situation very
unpleasant - "
Not at all, sir. On the contrary, I
fndit very pleasant and ;c9mSertable.'
'Ahem but 1 fear you will be
hardly able foFlths: discharge of all its
duties
+ 4 hope not, III yoG viii run your
eyes over the. balance sheet, you will
find everything correct
With desperate hopes that there
would be soIpething amiss, Smith did
so. but found everything correct.
'IfHope you have no fault to find, said
the new clerk little anxiously, on
perceivingthat he hesitated.
fYou'rea woman
Here, whether or not abashed by the
sudden display of dimples on the pink
cheeks, that grew still more pink at
this Unnecessary assertion, Smith came
to anabrupt pause!
Atthis the smiling face settled into an
expression of demure gravity.
Il must plead guilty of the charge Of
being.a~e oman. Bnt,- though it may
be q Misfortune, it can scarcely be call.
ed a fault; at any rate, it is one fol
which + am not answerable.'
you misunderstood me, madam.
\ W bar Imeant was, that there are Ger.
/ taiA duties concerned with your Office
lsueh as opening the store, going to the
| post Office, &C., which you can not
very well PERFORM ,.,
Il assure you, sir, that I shall like
nothing better than an occasional walk
in the open air. And as to open.
ing and dusting, 1 don't know why il
lshou1d be harder to perform that. Office
fer. a store than for house.,
sIsclaimsno consideration for my sex,
lrsshmed the Lady, casting slight re
.pfoachful glance at the perplexed
ifeonntenance of her employer, .batI ask
iconlfnon jnstice, if L perform my
1dutfes satisfactorily, that you will mo-
fdischarge me simply because I am {
daweman.'
MutteEng a declaimer ofsome kind
he hardly knew what, Smith beat {
rapfd retreat to his own room, assum
n ing a bold front as he met his partnerl
5ieye, but with an inward consciousness
'tthat he had been totally routed by hi,
i fair, enemy.
sGoing?' asked Jenkins, with pro
lyokihg nohchalance. s....s-.. .,t.s
4 i well, no, not to-day. What tn,
devil are you griRning at?'
sOh nothing-nothing at ALL replied
! Jenkins, throwing himself back in hi
chair, and regarding intently fly upol
i ltheseeiling. Z lsi.it.
'What 1 was going te remark was,
replied Smith, with quite an unneces
\ sary dignity, that have concluded {,
: let the lady remain until I can finc
some situation for her more in accord
lance with her SEX,
Very kind an and 1 icsolnsiderate sl in Won. on.
said Jenkins .dryly. sespeciallv takin,
Into view that She does her work befte
than anv clerk we ever had. and for les
money tea., ea.,
! smith was nv no mems tba 4,
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DaaEAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY.

q GREAT MEDICAL DlSc0 0vERf.
MILLIoEs Rsas ressi.aosay 70 che iii'i
WoaasyfaI Csfatiss zasess of nj 1aaf.
DR. WAhKER's GALe GAL4FeeRN1I1 Al
. ::.:1'l|tItlgRlII:1'gIRlS q
b aN7El3d;I; fI3;S q q
"a. q 3 A 4 6 s r "A
l fFsSsinr Bftssts ere 3not 6HAs5 Rhney DRihkt Z
Made Of Pear Ram, Wkisksy, Proof isPlritp
md Esfnse LIQUORS doetored, spiced and sweet .
rned 10 plssss the taste, called "Toiics 1ps.zs
srs" aRestorsrs, &c. hatjlead the tippler On g
Drunkenness and ruin. but are true Medicine, made
fz tie Native Roots and Herbs Of California. frs1
fron ali Aleokolie StinalantH.- They are the
| GREATs BEO0D PFR4BIERy and A LIFE
tEIfING PRINCIPLES q perfect RenoVsfor and
InFiEoratero tie System, carrying OF all Poisonous
matter snd restoring the blCod TO healthy condition
90 person can take these Btters according to diree
tions and remain long unweli provided their bohss
are ret destroyed By mineral poison or ether meaAA
md tie vital organs wasted beyond the point OF re-
| pair.
Taey are Genrls Rarrsfivs' - yyeia ~ y
1 Tezfr Possessing slsos the peculiar II acting
A. powerful agent n relieving oohgestis or innana-
nation ofthe Liver. ana an the lorsah.I d3
III TOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. whether in
youpg or old married er single at the dawn Of no
manhood Or stthe turn ofe, these Tonic Bters have
II fno<oaai0I -rrA ,GDg9ID JE lsll5i!Oug ,
III Fe-, fpassamsteryl Ana Chrenis .Rheqma-
tism and Cont, Dyspepsie or Indigestion.
4, Diseases Of the Bleods Liver, X idneys,R and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most successfal.
81 Bach Diseases sre CAUSED BY Fitiated Blood,
vtsch, IL Gensr.lly Rseaaesdb by seIaasement pfths
I b DSss pSTSPFPsnHf A on fkDiaEsT4oN; lH.aa1
schs. Pain in the sAoulderS Coughs TshHsssof Of ths
chest Dizziness, Sour Eructations Of the Stomach.
Up SAD tahss in the Mouth, Bilious xtt4ck. PapItatfoA
cEthh Heart aula alien of the fnpes Paini4 ne
regiozs Of the Kidneys, hundred other painfa
synptons are the ofsprinta of Dyspepsfs. Wv ?
div rAsy iufgcrststhe stopseh md stuulate theteF
pid Liver ndbsYeis vhehr reader them pf unsquAled
emcaey in cleansing the blood OF ak and
suvrfng new Lib and ytgor to the whole ssste IA.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Errpt ptio&s, fettef, sat
Rhetn Botchcs Spots, Pmples, Pustules Boils, Car
abuncis. Ring Worms, scald- Sore Eyes Erisip-
eas Itch scurfs piscoiorStons Of the Skin. Hunors
and Diseases Of theskin fwhste4er name or Haaste
ifklisersl dug p and 4srrId ont Of tke syssen m
ahort time By the Of these Btters. One bottle In
seeh cases viii convince the oss of helr
. / curative effect.
Cleanse the yitiated Blood whenever you md IL
htnpnes bursting through she skin in Ptnples Erup
tons eotes. CLEANSE when you and II ohstrcted
yoSt ss tii You Wien Keep the biood' p1fs
81 and the health of the system VIII folov-pS -,
pm, TAPE, ard sther WORMS, lurking IN tie
system ofse Eeay AZ sseetually dessEqS;
Hs f1 Gtisn si
abs WALTER, fropfistosan II q. .Hs1icDeSAED ancbz
Il EnggisH and Sen, Agents, San Franeisco, Gall and
'fft@@ 50 and 81 Commsrce Street, New York. -
II <vsoLD By ALL DRUGeIsTs AND DRALKRsi
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The Devil Drying, ayLocomttye.

The Devil Driving ayLocomttve.
The. "Fat Contribution in writing
to the GneiFnnah ;iF Times, tells the, fol-
Atfhe time / was in Colnpmbia Penn IN
sylyania, the community was being
startled or amused, according the men,
tai make-up OF eotnmunitieS constitu-
ent parts, by the story Of haunted
An engineer and fireman
Oh the middle division assert that while
running a night express one night last
week, the devil stepped on board the
locomotive and proceeded to run il with
out the aid. of fireman or engineer,
those worthless falling back in not very
good order on the tender, where they
sat trenblingly observing the opera
ton Of his Satanic majesty They aver
that he not only opened the furnace
door and put his head in to see how
the fire was burning, but that ne had
actually erawled in, and they could
distinctly see him in the giaring light
industriOusly string upsthe fire. with
his tall This seems incredible, / ad-
init, but both engineer and fireman
say they will swear to it. Then emerg-
ing from the furnace without hair be
ing scorched, he preceded to handle the
levers rs though ne had run q locoino-
tiveall his life, humming some ,dia-
bolical tune meanwhile. He did not
crowd on all the steam as they expected
he would do, and run the train and its
passengers to destruction at rushing
rate; but, on the other hand, he used
the accustomed caution, Stacking UP
around the curves, and behaving alto.
lgether like a careful, temperate engin'
feer, who recognized his responsibiii-
ties. Once only did he notice the two
terror stricken men on the tender, and
then he made an: imperious motion to
| the fireman to fire up, and when he
hesitated, the devil fired up himself sc
Internally that the fireman made haste
to comply with the command. II
seems strange that be didn't take aad.
vantage of his opportunity to run the
train to destruction, but. he was proba.
bly, satisfied with the pace at which
the passengers were going downyaFd,
anyhow, and accordingly held his
hand. Arriving at q bridge crossing q
deep stream, he suddenly waved them
Ian adieu, and leaped of the engine
over the bridge and disapp ppeared. The
linen say a blue fame followed him
and they could hear great sputterins
.lof the water when he struck. 50, aiiii
/. It Is declared in Columbia to. be, 1
i fact, that when the train reached tn,
next station, these men told the abovi
story, and actually refused to run any
further on that engine, so that it be
came necessary to Substitute other mer
in order for the train to proceed I
give you the story as it is current il
i Columbia. 1t is astrsnge enough stor.
at the first blush, but judging from tn
diabolical accidents that frequently OF
] cur on our roads, one might think j
4 was not so very rare q thing, after all
for the devil to runtrains. b a5,rlss a9
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-02
Whitney fsNeats Foot Harnesssoap
lp ui STEAM REFINED.

] n Oils, Blacks Polishss and soaps 1t the same
4 time. Put up tn large snd small size bsres =
also In : p, bars Has been muse tor year. and
alvss peffect satisfaction. Send stamp E,r osr =
50 MIX 81 Boston. Mass. nossn
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-02

i Ladies' paper skirts are the latest
novelty in that line.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-02

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MANHooDr HOW LOST. HOW, RESTORED
4 y nst bebfished.4 y new edftfor OF Dr. Culver.
wells Celelraledl ESSay ,ea sthe EarsioaiI cure, ~
Vsithout n edictnel " Spefnnatorrhcea OF Semi
nal Wlaakne esssl 1nyUtun tary9s8 ufnal EEssss. 2
|Impotency, Mental and Physical lncapacitv
ImRediments TO MafrfAg Ages etc. also Censasnp. ia
lion, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by self-in-
dnlgence or sexual ext ira vagance.-
~ Rrices N sealed enselope. only B certs q
The eelsernsed anthor, n thssc admirable,
sucoessipl practice thRe sfAe, alarming conse-
qqeneeS OF seif-ab0se may be radically cured
withooh tho dan seFuns use ofinternal medi- az
cine or the application OF the knife; pointing
out mode OF onreat once simple, certain, and
euectnal, by means OF which every sufferer: no
mai Ter what his condition may be, may cure p,
himself cnenpfy, privately, and radically. -.
= - This Lecture should bo iD the hapdsof ~
every yoath and every man In the hand.
sent. under seal, In plain envelope, TO any tr
address, post paid. on receipt six cents or two
Ost STAN ps. .SiG-iifI1i
Also, Dr.. Culverwell's Marriage Guide
prAse Is cents. Address the Publishers.
n - at IN r.GHAelI0 O SLINE CO, " I'D
Bo ~, New Fosk, o. Nnce Box 5SSa
iIeEfaTncTGgfft aial isiifFE -. - q
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I WHOLESALE odAlNpln Retail.
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NbW DIU[ILII3 IN 11SzllI. '1-tt
'oh, wsi il tie clerk don't suityop,
you can. send thessshe clerk adrift,
that's alkesI only took iIers-sa aheLn-tle
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-17
Concentrated Mickedness.

Anything over to-day?" asked Kiter the
other day, as he stepped into old Stubs
cou1ting-house, thinking to raise few thou
sands during the pinch. -.-.-
Anything overp Well l should think /
had" exploded Stubs. give got over
twelve thousand of Short & Hardup's paper,
and they went over yesterday; Eve got over
thirty thousand Vermont Central bonds; and
I've just got over the varioloid."
"Ahl l thought there must be something
to cause you to break out so. You certainly
ought to be pitied.'
young man," said Stubs, "you had bet
ter put check on your tongue; it runs a lit
tie too freely" --u
Suppose remarked Kiter, ''you put your
check in my hand. Moneys a little tight, l
am a little short, and 1 shall be only one
week out funds. Couple o. thousand will
do to-day"
"That's what you can't do here, young
man. money tight?' Well, it deserves the
locking up in New Ysrk, for being so. Lit
tie Short are you? Well, you'll be long
enough raising money in this establishment.
you'll be one week out offiinds, Ell! I'm a
afraid, ;ny dear Kiter, you are too weak for
me to-day, and Pm one of the checkers YOU
can't move'' Ia e
And he was. So Kiter had to try the game
with another friend whom he knew at the
Standardization Commercial
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-17
Cask,. ..... :. 500 "a
Naval

Port. Lead. IL 25 q
Pu,e GRID do II so "a 70 90
Pure Dry do IL so a.
Am. Zinc. ~ 90, a 1900
Rochelle Yell. 3A(4 q
Eng. Ven, Red Sf,Q 4
Red Lead, -. Ii
ELiharge,... II
Ca Y
ltSpss " u Il
sfcFs
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-17
POETRY.
The New Day.
BY MISS LOUISA BUSHNELL.

Silent has been the night, and o, so longi
With weary moon forever sailing west:
Save that bird at midnight trilled n song,
A dream of daylight, from his moonlit nest
The hills lay couched in slumber, range on range O
The earth was floating in silver web,-
That mystery of calm before a change!
That lull of waters at the lowest ebb!
Some drowsy notes were all the birds could sing
Soft as the scattered drops of summer dew;
Then, lushed within the quiet of his wing,
He sang more; but now the dream comes true.
A thrill runs through the spaces of the night,
And fiutters on the wavy eastern line;
Beyond the stars diates distant light,
The luminous outflow of day divine. =
With slow approach it deepens into bloom,- t
Faint jasmine yellow with flush of rose; q
And, Frightening till it makes the stars gloom,
Ger all the long uncertainty it flows.
What though the perfect day is yet unborn
Sweet was the carolled vision the bird;
Glad are the tidal colors of the morn,
AndlHeayen is pledged without alsingle word
The waves of light are breaking on the shore,
Pulsing in cadence to mightier flow
The strong uplift of nobler hopes BEFORE
The great new future rising in the glow.
Above the hills surges the day at last,
The longed-for day, effulgent, high and wide;
Turn, turn, gray earth and leave the darkenel past
And swing thyself upon the incoming tide
-AttGntic for November.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-17
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA.
ALTERATION OF TRAINS.
SUMMER ARRANGEME EMIT

On and after Monday, June 9th
stess Trains will run as follows:
ssT-ruW] Passenger train at 7.30 A. M. for
Montreal, and tho west. Stopping at
all stations to South Paris and at Island Pond Beth
ell, Gorham, Northumberland and North Stratford
only.
Mail train stopping at all stations) for Island
Pond, connecting with night mail train for Quebec
Montreal and the West at 1.40P NJ
accommodation for South Paris and intermediate
stations at $50 z. NJ.
Passenger trains will arrive as follows:
FROM montreal, Quebec, Island Pond, Gorham
and South Paris at S.15 A NJ and $50 p. NJ.
Accommodation from So. Paris at p M
Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
are attached to the Express and Mail Trains between
Portland and Montreal ma -
Express trains run through to Montreal without
change of cars at Island Pond.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding 500 in value <and that person
aD unless notice given and paid for at the rate of
one passenger for every $500 additional yalue
Q. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director,
Ii. BAILEY, Local Superintendent
Portland. June ~ lSI2 jun21tf
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, ss.--At the Superior Court begun and
holden at Portland, acithin and for the County Of
Cumberland, on the First Tuesday of October Ana0
Donsini, 1872. gs J.. .r. IN 49, II.
Upon tile Foregoing Petition it is ORDERED. That
the Petitioners give notice to the said Granville M.
Chase to appear before the Justice of the Superior
Court TO be holden at Portland, within and for the
County of Cumberland, on Friday, November list, A.
d. 1872 by publishing an attested copy of said Petit
ton and this Order thereon, three weeks successive
ly in the Portland Daily Press, newspaper paper
printed in Portland, in said County of Cumberland,
the last publication to be fourteen days at least be-
fore the said first day of November, 1872, that
he may then and there in said Court appear and
show cause If any he has, why tho prayer of said pc
titioners should net be granted
Attest; d. w. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
true copy of the Petition and order of court
thereon. f.t
Attest: d. w. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
Oct Til 1aw3w
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