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Newspaper Correspondence.

TVHE undersigned, an ex-edtor of this city, here
Il by tenders his ser 7ces, for q reasonable COM
pecsation, to the publishers of any news journals
in Maine, in Boston. in New York or else where who
would ike to enjoy the ready correspondence of an
experienced writer and journalist at the CaDitai of
with the local ansacticns and the public measures
aad the pubic of the State ald C5un.ry AZ we'll
his long experience in typographical and editori
al labors, give him advantage in this respect
which few others possess. He knows how to write
copy for the printer that will require revision
after it passes out of his hau de-. He is also good
and expeditions PROOF reader, and is willing to
engage with any puplshsr who may desire his Ser.
vices at home or abroad, in tHat capaci>y
4 WILLIAM A. DREW
Augusta, Jsn'y 2, 1866. ian5dtf
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Farm For Sale.

IA xd The subscriber offers his Farm for
NMSRN sale situated near Dunn's Depot in
MW - North Yarn outh formerly Known
M 1H&M tAM as the "Mo Sc Farm" Likewise
w Xhz@%lhis stock and Farming tools The
Farm aiAs about 1l0 acres OF good land, good
bulsef 20 Those wishing to purchase are invit-
Il. T. DMLTNGHAM.
East cth Yarmouth, Jan I'd, 1866. jan4sodtf
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This Child was Burned to Death

tai DEATHS caused by the of these easily g ited
lnnAmmable agents. A truthful inscription upon
thousands of little tom5stones would be- +
This Child was Burned to Death
BY LUCIFER MATCHES.
Scarcely week passes without record of one or
articles.
The Picture is Incomplete,
dark is without reference to the annual loss Of
valuable property, which may safely be stated at
Read the daily journals, or enquire of any Insur-
anoe Company, Tor verifcation of this statement.
FIRE WE MUST HAVE,
and the Lucfer Match, dangerous rs it is has been
regarded as verv great conviencs when contrast
ed with the primitive modes Of ignition, the rub
paHg OF dry sticks to gether, or even the still more
useful advance upon hat mode, the old fashioned
TINDER BOX, FLINT AND STEEL.
While tolerating the Lncifers (clearly as q choice
OF evils,) scientific chemists have for more than
quarter of q century, been experimenting upon the
difficult problem of the production of instantaneous
light and fire, in combination with two important
First, Freedom from offensive and injurious odors
Second The insuring Of perfect safety in It's daily
use as match composition. The honor of the dis
cevery belong to
SCANDINAVIAN CHEMIST.
who has produced, to bless mankind. ths leng-look-
ed for Alchemy, and If it is true that he who makes
two blades Of grass grow where but one grew be-
fore, is public beneacsor, will not the need of
worlds gratitude be awarded to him whose pefse-
vering efforts have resulted in producing chemical
combinations, the practical application OF which in
daily use will be the annual saving of thousands Of
lives and millions of treasure.
A MATCH INODOROUS AND SAFE,
all will admit, is valuable discovery, and those are
the qualities Of the new match.
No Sulphur or Phosphorus
enter into its composition Satisfied of its great val
ne and superiority over all others, the dis ingushed
inventor was awarded the Prize Me1al by the Com
mittee of the international Exhibition at the Crys-
tai palace, in London, while all other matches
excluded from the building.
In order that the
PEOPLE OF AMERICA
may share with those of Europe the blessings of this
invention, arrangements have been made for the
working of the patent here, and an association
formed under the name of
The Universal Safety Match Co.,
who now offer to citizens of the United states
A Domestic Match, Inodorous and Safe,
AND FOR OUTDOOR USE,
a Safety Flaming Fuse or Wind Defer,'
which neither wind nor rain can extiuguish.
a fair trial will verify our statements.
w. F. PHILLIPS,
Agent for the State of Maine.
AZ Agents wanted in every town in the State.
jan26 eod2w
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Dissolution.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm name OF Davis & Cloyes Brothers, Is this
A. DAVIS,
III GLOVES,
G. II. CLoYEs.
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wood for sale.

a EfUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
N Graves Hill, Westbrook, viii be sold at q
barg d,
EazRire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo. II.
headt a Berlin Wharf. octe diff
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NOTICE.

A LII Freight from the United States for Canada,
Ia will be detained at Islard Pond. unless it Is
companied with Invoices of value for the United
States Customs. JOHN P0RTEOUS,
jsnz7dlm Agent.
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nav rFanufacto,.v

WYE sre making. and are prepared to make.
wv Wooden Bo.res of all kinds at our steam Plan.
ing Mills. loot Of Cross, between Fore and Com
msrciaI streets. 'E n
WINsLOW, DOTEN g. Co.
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For Sam Francisco.

rzrA The Clipper Barque "0AKAAND," !" 700
4HA tons, I. Batchelder, Commander, hav.
1A ing most of her cargo engaged, will
have quick dispatch. For freight ap.
~a4szs1AHAH~ ply to the Captain on Board, or g.
SAMUEL MERRITT,
Sagadahock House.
Bath, Jan IL, 1866. jan24d4w+
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FOR SATE.

: q ~ o story Store, near Falmouth Depot FORM
-3A384y occupied by &. Merrill & Co. Enquire Of
tne f4scriber. REUBEN MERRILL.
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CODartnershin Notice.

TIME undersigned have this day formed q cepart-
i nership under the name and style of FLING &
WHIrTEMORE, and have taken the store formerly
occupied by Henry Fling, No. 81 Commercial street.
where they intend doing Commission and Whole
sale business in Teas, Tobacco, W. I. Goods, Gro.
ceries and Provisions;
STEPHEN WHITTEMORE.
Portland, July 8, 1854. dtf
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Farm for sale.

Farm for Sale.
s 49, Toat superior A. i farm recently
AIaN tA. owned aud occupied BY the late
&NEksa ~ Capt. Thaxter Prince coutaining
Nz& s. E so acres of 9od land, lis OF which is
wood. Good buildings ana not a
'roa o. ~ iasd upon 1t. Said farm IS situated in
Yarns sabont one aad half miles Fl ON the G. 7.
X. r. SsS1t.
EnaX of Charles Humphrey at Yarmouth Vii.
Iage. N
Yarn9 a, Jan. II, 1855. janis eoddSwtf
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JoHNT. GILMAN. Edisors
pusiishea at Ne. s2i ExOHAEGE STREET. by
n. A. OsTER g. CO.

TIE PORTLAND DAILY PRRss Is published ct $500
For year la advance.
rHB MAIN 6TAr PEEee is Published every Thurs.
day norning, ,st S2a0 per ann Um, in advance S2.26
q psie within six rcenths: and s2.50, If paymentbe
delayed beyond six months. tlsl
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SALE & TO LET.
Farm for Sale.

FVvHE ukcriDer Offers his Farm, situated in Cape
n Elizabkh, about three and half miles from
portland Ridge, containing 20 Acres Land. Build
inRs good. Fences substantial S,onewaIl. youug Or
charo, ehofe grated Fruit. About 200 cords wood,
halT Oak @ld Walnut. Also Farmiug o ols and "a
cords dresfgg.
Terms elpaynsent made easy.
For part liars enquire of SCOTT DYER on the
Premises through PoRrLAND, P. o. n.
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Bath. Jan II, 1866.
u. s. MARSHAL,S NOTICE.


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.
DuRSUANT to Monitions from the Hon. Ashur
Ware, Judge of the United States District Court.
within and for the District of Maine, hereby give
public notice that the following Libes have been
fled in said Court, viz -
Libel against the Brig CHARLES WESLEY,
seized by the Collector of the District of Portland
and Falmouth on the TWEEN. y. seventh day of Janu.
ary instant at Portland in said District.
Libel against ONE BARREL and TEN DKMI-
JOHNS Of SANTA CRUZ RUM, seized by the Colecior
Of the District of Portland and Falmouth ON the
twenty.seve9th day of January instant, at Portland
in said District.
A Libel against 0NR BARREL OF SUGAR AND
THREE BARRELS OF MoLAseEs, seizeo by the Col
lector of the District OF Portland and Falmouth on
the twenty first day of January, instant, at Port
land, in said District . i
Which Sc zuIes were for breaches of the laws OF
the emitted States, as is more particularly set forth
IN SAID Linels; that hearing and trial will be had
thereon AZ P0rttGnd in said District on the Second
IWesdoy OF Fe6Tatory aert, where any persons inte-
rested therein may appear, and show cause, il sny
can be shown, wherefo the same should not be de.
creed forfeit, and disposed of according to law.
Dated at Portland this thirty frst day of Janu.
ary, 1866.
F. A. oUINBY, o. s. Dept. Marshal,
jnn5ldl4d. District of Maine.
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A Perfect Cure for Catarrh!
DR.. R. G0ODALE'S
CATARRH REMEDY,
AHD MoDHos TREATMENT rs
The Acme of Perfection!


1T penetrGtes the secret ambush of this terrible
IL disease, and extsrminates it, root and branch
forever.
1t removes all the wretched symptoms of this
lea lhsome malady, and averss consumption.
1t cleans the head, deOdoyjscs the breath, and af-
fords the most grateful relief.
10 aIleuiGtes more agony and silent suffering than
tongue can tell. rIa.
It Is noted Jor curing the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in.
1t cures Hay, Rose aud Periodic CGtdrrh, of the
most obstinate and violent typte.
form Of CotGrTh noise in the head can resist
its penetrating power
Dr. GoodGte has nosc spent a lifetime battling
aoith thisJeH disease. His triumph is complete.
DR.. GoodGse's CATA RRH REMEDY is a harmless
liquid, inhaled from the palm ofihe hand
DR.. r. Goodale Is knoacn throughout ths country
as the author OF the only True Theory of Catarrh
ever published. Where its Oripin--What its Raya-
ges-Mode of Trcatment-and Rapid Cure in all its
forms. COS
Dr. Goodale's Pamphlet on CATARRH should be
read By every one 1t can be obtained at our near
est agency, or by sending postage stamp to eur Of
office.
NORTON Co., Sole Agents. rs Bleeoker street.
New York.
Price 81 soldby Il. h. HAY, june2 e4-dIy
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For Sale

I'M Stock and Tools of the Paint Shop over Tai.
4 It's Carriage Mandatory, No 8S Federal st.
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rates OF AdvSTt191n&s
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'slrAHS.,f
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Advertisements inserted Il the, MAINE STATE
EREsa vlien sa large eircuiatienin every part Of
ms ssj keT 800 par square for hrst insertion and
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g. ~hliaoumurioalfong Intended for She paper
Shorld be diseatsf &c Tho KaitSr of the Press and
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TO FURNHTURED DEALERS!
fuckers Patent Springfield Bottomsl
AND FOLDING COTS.

ILL KINDS OF LROWBEDSTEADS
NONE cheaper or better in the market. The best
4vmaterials and the most skillful workmen char
acterize fuckers Establishment
Address Hiram Tucker, III and 1le Court st.,
boston. novl5dn
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Humanity Drops a Tear

Of sorrow, over the unnumbered causes of acciden.
ta DEATHS caused by the of these easily liz ted
infAmmable agents. truthful inscriptioa upon
thousands of little tom5stones would be- +
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TWO young men, to work in Wholesale Drug
stors to take the place Of two that have eulist-
ed. One Of them must be acquainted with the
business. and compete at to direct others.
Enquire from nine TO ten In the morning at
w. u. PHILLIPS G CO., i
Wholesale Druggists,
feb6d6 ...sf. I49 Middle ST.
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I4a,sa.l

pETWEEN Woodfords Corner ar the city, on
~ Monday evening, . Meerschaum Pipe, shape Of
Turks head, partly eolored, In case lined with
purple and white. The finder will be suitably re-
ward a ON leaving 1t ct HARRIa', opposite the p.
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the SEVENTEENTH CORPS.

needless 70 dwell on the march Of The Seventeenth
corps, commanded BY Major General Frank Blair The
name wild greeting. the Same ovation, hailed II
oRN1RAL BLAIR,
with hs strongly marked features his Ans sodissly ap
psasanes was warmly received A. the corps marched
BY Wllard's Hotel dsputasion from the oitissns of
Assoar and other places presented General Blair with
splendid corps nag whils ladies presented bouquets
~ nowsrA The General appeared highly pleased, and
asT briefly thanking the donors rode His reception
aons the lins Of march extremely nattsnns, the
whole company rising MP 10 greet him ~ hs Tsachsd The
saand.
rRn THIRD DIVISION
led the advance Of the corps column, and was CON-
manded By Major General y. D. Leggett, wen tried
efcsF who bas won honor many tried battle nsid.
! TEE SIRsr DIVISION
followed and was commanded by Brigadiss General n
y. Force, another tried and faithful onacer
yHB FOURTH DIVISION
y commanded by Major General Giles A. Smith. General
Smith has ewon o high reputation gentleman and
soldier He warmly greeted he reached the stand
at the head Of his command
GENERAL saBRNAN's sTAyR.
The following officers compose General Shermsu's
STAFF
Brigadier General D. Webster Chief of STAT; Brevet
Major General Barry, Chief OF Artillery Brgsdief Gene
raj Beckwith. Chief Commssary Of subsstence; Bnga-
der General Easton, Chief Quartermaster Colonel
General; Lieutenant Colonel J. L Baylor Ordinance Of
ncer Lieutenant Colonel Gaeber Quarermaster Colonel
Moore, Medical Director; Major Dayton, Assistant
reid, Captains Dickson, Merritt and Marshall, Adsde
Camp; Captains Backte Chief Signal Oeces LsutepAus
Connolly, Assistant Engineer 0naceL
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hes no blot On his record IN auy capacity Nor
yss hes The Finn division over which hs pun
with considerable PRIDE - old tined friends ~ Chan
osllorsvills, Gettysburg and in Hoeksrs fights b.
tween Chattanooga and Atlanta win sstssk Nons
Of The pasticipason In ths lass Qsas rsvisw Of
volunteers can ~ found 70 beat In marching q ap
psarancs the cd "Red Star Division" ] saw
soldiers who have Unveiled and fought In ood heat and
storm for four yean and more, follow down the SIDE
walks yesterday - they followed q militia mustsn when
they were boys, sdmiring the men who wore "Rsd
otasa" Thsir hnss were straight - shs mont Of .
wsvs and their solid tramp ssssublshs regular strokes
Of beetle
NAJoA oNBsAL wILLIAns
vocfeousy chsersd loaded down with bouquets
till he had no hands 70 wave his acknowledgements
Hs aoosptsd these honon and viii be bound placed
them 70 the credit Of the division which followed gee
ridge, Hawiey and Robinson-brgadisn for gallant
and msrorious service under socum and shermAn who
ars not wont 70 advance odcen In rank appM-
pication There about forty hundred musksts
paraAsd 10 the Fint division
osARY'b WHITE STAB DIVISION.
The divisions Of the Twentieth corps passed n nums-
cal order, and Brsves Major General John W. 0easy's
"whits stars closed up behind the I'VE ambulances Of
the First division General Gesry 10 the 0ant Penn
syivanan," Ex-Governor Of Kansas who held the right
at Gettysburg; who had division formed across the
fredericksburg plank road two miles below the Chancs
,orsville House, ons morning two years ego; who stun
bled and toiied up Lookout Mountain In the mist one
November morning, little later; who strobe sturdy
down through Northern Georgia With Sherman; who
passed TO Savannah and became Military Governor
thereof by Of his activity and vigilance. The
division which showed Pennsylvania avenue and
before the President yesterday the which fol-
lowed him through oil this. Gesry's division was
pected exce all others IN marching they had often
done before on review Az far possible the men had
been provided with equipments they lacked when they
reached Alexandria
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ARMY or THE TENNESSEE
TINE FHTfEMrn coRps.

Mr.. -. - Cssynshaw's DsspAsSh.
wAs,soros, Nay "a 1896.
AZ carly dawn HlNrmaps Asnlss depioysd from their
Ainersns bivsnschs of sbr 2sd The Asny Of Nae Ten
sssss 10 compliance with ths progrsm,De Of march,
moved from their encsnNpmsnt nsar Alexandria 70 ths
pelgbbcrhooc of the JJos Bridge rhs FIRST dvb
zion Of The rfseentn Arrty ccrps passed over and
hivousckcd IN the vicinity of tho uapliol About
dsybrest nest morning The troopr broke camp.
and roon afier toot mp their hDe OF marcb
nstw Gsnsrai q Howard ibo "usvcess ~ hs
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men than ehsrman's men could nos b seen II was .
noble sight, great triumph fhs ovation worthy alike
sfthe nation and armies About one hundred and nfty
thousand men returning crowned with victory and honds
have pssssd In review before The Chief Magistrate Of The
nasion IL sAtsss ssnsrals and highest dignarsa No
imperial or consular triumph display has ever squalsd
thA was the browning a civilian army ~
turning 70 their homo AFTER establishing The liberties Il
their country
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PRICE FOUR GENTS.


gotten.
OLD UNCLE yNNY MORGAN
FOR snos was drssssd up and IVES enthusiastically
ehssrsd, - also was walcosh who. thoush snan -
stature bus well formed, locked every insh ~
soldier
rRB BRIGADE oonANDsRs
Green Hunter, Stevenson, vandever Mitchell Langley
Buell., Hambrsht and Hobart (called By his ''0sA
Stub and TwspJ out In full drsass and came N
for their fun share of the cheers smiles and booqSsss
THE CORPS
being the rear in order Of review abored under sasv
disadvantass than the others Yet am sure I'll win
say that in everything that goes 70 make up the soldier
the sons Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, wsoonsin and
Michigan were not 70 be sxcsed by any body Of troops
In the nation
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Lieutenant Colonel N. Rochester and Major r. r.
Dechert Assistant Adjuant Generals Lieutenant Colonel
L. w. Guindop; Majors W. w Noseley and W. G. Tracy,
Abide Camps Lieutcnant Colonel r. N. Horn Inspe TOT;
Major A. Reynolds Chief VI Artillery; Captains II.
Howsate and ben Foraker, Signal 0cers; Captain w H.
MicklA Artillery Adintant
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The REVIEW.

InE hEvIEW.
>~>~ss>~S~~~~Ss~~~~~~~
Shefuaan's Veterans on
Parade.
The Conquerors OF Georgia and
South Carolina I'm Penn.
sylvania Avenue.
Sherman's "Bummsrs" on Their
Good Behavior and In
Their Holiday Suits.
The Armies Of the Tennessee and Georgia
Ia Column Of March.
Rockers Old Twentieth, Sherman'S
Wild Fifteenth, Blair's Seven.
teenth and Thomas' Four
teentA Corps in Review.
sherman, Howard, slocum, osaEy,
Logan, Blair, Williams, Mower
and . Host Of Other He.
roes Under inspection.
>>~~~~~~~~>.>~~~-->~>-~~ F.
Reception Of Their Conquering Legions
by the People Of the Capital.
A Grateful Country's Welcome
to Her Preservers.
the COMIC ELEMENT IN WAR.
The Contrabands and Pack Mules Form
Feature Of the Occasion,
&s., &C., 10.
SECOND DAY OF THE REVIEW.
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Jersey City.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN JERSEY CIrY.-A
FIRE broke cut about II 0eloef, yesterday nornias,
in the four story brick building, No. 1856 Hudson
street. Jsnsy City, owned by D. y. wOol.ey, and
occupied By Mr.. James Johnson a. q packing house
for general merchandise. Tho fire broke out I'm /.
room on the second hoor where ten glrls we're At
vor1, aud was caused by the giving way Of a she'll
holding about S,VOO paper bagA Which ieI upon the
stoye The girls at once ned and gave tho alarm
mi owing 10 the innammAble nature Of lie stoeI
which consisted largely OF drugs tinetuTes aud ca
,ential oilA rhs flames spread with great rapidity
and In . tsw moments the THREE upper hoois we're
spsedIy enyeloped In flames. The a. departmsn nj
Wa promptly on hand but in spite OF thslr exertons
the .ntile building aud rlost Of the sock vas con
sumad Inc aTemen had great difficulty IN T.sin.
thsir Isdders ow ing 10 the TELEGRAPH wits and
nnt able 10 work 70 advantage. Finding II whollv
impo..ibls TO save the building In which the are
arirnated their efforts were mainly direo ted 10 the
satety az the adjoining structueL The almare h
e.timated al about SlG.OOo. The Insurance amount.
" $4,000
FIoar AMONG FIREMES.-A disgraceful
t,h, occurred yesterday afternoon between hose
and ENGINE companies, at the corner Of honttomey
and Warren streets jersey City, the difficulty
craving ont Of quarrel at the fire In the uoruip.
snsins had srsa dy been housed ALL TIE member. OF
tIs eompAny had returned 70 the scene The fire but
| upon me hose company PASSING them on the VA
home they urned aud followed leeTing and hootinz
| 49, So,h companies had reached the point iniies
snsh Ssa ssnsra light took y.... M ~hish nsxsn.
.saasa ssit rpax.h brisk sA1 md vsasAsa vls t1ss.
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CHAPTER XII.

"whom nrst we love you know, ne seldom we'd,
Time rules Us all. And Ne, indeed. 10 not
Ths thing We plsnn'd II out ere hope was dead,
And thsn, ne women cannot choose our lot"
-hnrDua.
PsrpuIpe GrAsaE and farm bad been for many
fensrntiops IN the Grant family and, Ike many
other Sussex estates, bad been held by those who,
without taking The position OF The county squire,
still held different degree 10 the ordinary rank Of
farmer. The Possession Of an important estate,
descending from father 70 son, was In itself dis
unction, recognized by many sasort Of local no.
blity. In many such families, - In that Of the
Grants 10 had been their pride that, while suffer
ing their worldly wealth 70 give them prs-eminencs
In their own nsighborhood, u should not tempt
them Int the society where the country gentle
mans fortune would he FILTERED away In the vain
and worthless attempt 70 vie with thoss In . ~.
perior condition fife. However In spite Of such
prudential feelings The prosperity Of the Grant
family had been somewhat eloudsd IN the las,
generation.
Ths htber Of the present proprietor Of the
Grange had had ave daughters aud but one son.
The girls hsd apparently married veil, aud were
known through ell tho county - the psndsring
beauties but besidss recsiv ng very liberal mar
rage poruonA wv Of them had married men Of
such reckless sItrayagsncs, they bad been forced
20 apply 70 their father for large sums. For
the credit OF the family, be hsd supplied
their wants and the eonseq isnes was that on his
dosth his son, who was the youngest Of the family,
found the estate much involved. Adhsring TO the
ancient customs as well - pride, by frugal style
OF LIVING ~ 70. ~ esH Anu .nousn ms was
not sne.tea Iuni ne no, vas no, VII men
soon made. The daughter OF . shipbuilder a
Ior'snVu'n Az ~ ~ uo.neI vi ~
SnS gu, -. nv hu. r.. ,.is..t ~ ~. tpnss .ss
ensa nv .oy, ~ ~ h.n,. 'n.' - hso 10
life BY deferring marriage for lhs sake u son,
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