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NOTICE. hereby notify all per.
1 sons not to trust or credit my wife, Francis,
on my account, as viii In no manner be RESPONSE
bic for any debts contracted by her
BRADLEY TUTTLE
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Essays for Young Men on the interesting relation
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?, Ph3delphia, Pa,
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GUARDIANS rsSAbEa OF. yRRAsI
~ ESTATE.-In pursuance of an order of the
Probate Court, OF stark county, OAis, hlfs On the
18th day July, A. ID. 1865, IN the case Of Philip
keefy, guardian Of Ida II Young, against his
ward the undeTsigned VIA, on fl6thq Il OeSbeF,
ALDflb65i at 10 O'clock 4 n ! 0h the rsUnises Of
1eI at public sale the following described Real
Estate situated IN Sandusky county STATE Of Ohioy
tO4Wit: -.,--.-r e---4-.- -
The southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter
Of section tyeuty-six US, tOFnshjB Ave o. moth
Of range sixteen il6,l containing forty lD acres,
m0ne OF less SD b. tsfsf FH 81 r4sFr-
Terms OF SALE One-third cash one tho day OF
sale, One-third IN one and one-thiTd in two years
from day of sale to be secured by AIortsge on the
premises sold, and the deferred payments to be on
interest at the rate Of per eentum- per annun
payable annually. s--r sac s.-- ....
Appraised at 81 800 90.
PHILIP d. RBEFY, Cd
37-i0 Guardian of Ida II. Young.
hYER & MACPHERSON, Att'ys., Canton, o.
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praise of being the best Hair Dressing extant.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
R. P. HALL CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
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THE JOURNAL.
NEWS FROM MAINE.

'oa NEWS FROM MAINE.
DEDICATED TO THE GRANT BOYS IN BbUE.B
BY EMILY HUNTINGTON MILLER. ..t
Am-FrWhen Johnny Comes Marching Home"
Oh, have you hear the glorious news,
Hurrahl Hurrahl
And seen how loyal men can choose,
Hurrahl Hurrahi .-. 81
From brave Vermont the cry rang out,
And now old Maine takes up the shout,
-L9if ~ Three cheers for Maine,
Oh gallant boys in Blue
The glorious host is on its way,
Hurrahl hurrahl
The ranks are swelling day by day,
Hurrahi hurrahi
From eastern hills to western plains,
They follow in the lead Of Maine,
rft Three cheers for Maine,
Oh, gallant Boys in Blue.
When traitors rule the land no more,
HuTTahl hurrah
Glad heart will beat from shore to shore,
- Hurrahl hurrah
'Hurrah for Grant, hurrah for Maine,
Wen make the echoes ring again, '7-
Three cheers for Grant,
! .qafNi = Who leads the Boys in BlueI
-.-fs .F -fstf-f rta- Ia
November days are coming fast,
't HurTahl hurrah
Our votes for Grant we then will cast,
( H. Hurrahl hurrahl
His loyal heart IS true and brave
From traitor hands our heme hen save, s
Three cheers for Grant,
a-- p Who leads the Boys in Blue.
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nNTAKIO FEMALE LLEGE.-Canan-
" daigua, n. Y, Renowned for situation and
advantages during 43 years. Terms reasonable
b. RICHARDS, a. M, Principal =
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ened with sugar OF honey bathe the throat,
T head and chest with Ready Relief, {if Aqua
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IN the morning you viii be cured.
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BRYAAE sTRAT70N Z FEtTl0NI.l tl9Fl.Il
THIS Institution Is the Pioneer College
OF THE
international Business CoIleg1

HUI AubAVAnA DuDAMOCD VUAlCSG
Association, whose schools are located in an the
leading cities Of the United States and Canadas and
are the most popular and prTcticll of the kind on
the Continent. 1t is centrally located, IN the
choicest business section CT thso city and occupies
apartments, elegant, spacious and eOmmodioUs- in
ali respects well appointed, expense having been
spared to secure the greatest convenience and conf
fort TO the student The course of study Is full and
complete, embracing all kinds of business and Is
made as practical as the business of the outside
world, by the handling Of money, checks, drafts,
business papers generally, and the buying and sell
ing Of the various classes Of merchadse in connection
with each transaction. -..-- .re ~
The teachers are recognized as able and eficient
every way meTlting the reputation they have won
for themselves in the branch of Education to which
they have devoted their talents and thebest years
Of their liYes-the majority being veterans in the
seIviee To Its superior management, to the eff
cheney and popularity of its instructors, to the
thOrOughness OF its course OF studyin short TO its
unsurpassed advantages, the Union Business Col
lege owes its present enyable position and reputa-
ton among the business men and Institutions OF
the country.
The GPESia institute Of PGHlgSHB Of GeEYa
Has been removed to Cleveland, and connected with
the Union Business College. The Principal of this
National Institute, Plhtt R.. Spencer, one Of the
authors Of Speneerian System Of Writing, and the
acknowledged Champion Of the Pen in the United
Slates, has charge of the Writing Department. of
the Union Business College. BY this change the
advantaties for acquiring business hand writing
or mastering the Art Of Writing in all its branches,
are such as are no where else to be found. Mr..
Spencer has taughtin in many Of the leading Colleges
and Public Schools of the Continent, and every
where gathered around him large classes OF finest
talent, and gained asYery envisble reputation IS s
struetor of this most useful Art,
Scholarships issued at this Institution are good
throughout the Association Young men readily
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single isolated school in country towns. If Young
men desire TO gC. into business they must 20 where
business is transacted -.--.-r
For terms, and specimens Of writing, address
FELTON, & BigelOW,
35-52 CLEVELAND, o.
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A GENTS 7t tWANTED.-Light business, large
Hprofts, lOe. for sample, worth 4Oc. B. GEHR,
ShiremantOwn, Pa.
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Harrlet Beecher Stowe.

Agents say it is the best and sells the quickest of
any Book they ever sold Now Is the time to sell
It.. Everybody wants it. Agents are taking 200
orders per week. We pay extra large commiss ions
and grant exclusive territory. Send for circulars
giving full particulars. Address Rev. John NJ.
Hartford, Conn.
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THE RIVERSIDE MAGAzINE.-The children
viii be pleased with Mr.. H. L. Stephens IL
lusiratiOn Of the rhyme trter a.
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= OA1VAE . II 1IsVAV"
CLEVELAND, o.
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BRIDE AND BRIDFGPOOM7 =

See DE-. Railways Almanac for 1868
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Rowsty dOwt, my fires all out.
My little dame is not at hornei

viii be pleased with Mr.. H. L. Stephens IL
lustration of the rhyme rtarrI
Rowsty dOwt, my fires all out,
My little dame Is not at horel
IN saddle my cock and bride my hen
And fetch M, little daIne home againy--
which forms the FrontIspiece OF the October
nuraber Of die RiserSide. ( Anl illustrated
sketch Of Walter Seott follows The other
illustrated articles are. "The Race between
the Hare and the Hedgehog" by E ].
Kmitze; "a Year Among the Indians, Chap
teripl ~ by Martha N Thomas; JACOB
Abllott's Hunter aud Ton s" Lou and
hisli CjGsinss "Pfattle h the Pantry
@The Chief Thing in Croquet." by R. Fell
lsw; Scots Novels aud Poems; Patchwork"
anG Tom, Tom, of Islington, with music
by Charles Moulton.
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nat AnsWer' has skiIIuIly- constructed
plot, and deals with some of the most impor-
Iant events of the late war. They story is
one that will deeply interest those who read
simply for entertainment; the characters, in
cidents, and situations will attract and charm
novel-readeEs; and no thoughtful person can
be uninterested in the bold and current treat
ment with which some important political
aud social questions receive in this volume.
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The Great Pictorial Animal.

Io.tctter's United States Almanac for 1882 for dis
trbuton gratis throughout the United States and a,,
civilized countries Of the Western Hemisphere will be
published about the first Of January and all who wis,
to understand the true philosophy Of health should read
and ponder the valuable suggestions it contains. In adj
dition to admirable medical treatise on the causes
prevention and of great variety of diseases it
embraces large amount of information interesting to
the merchant. the mechanic the miner, the farmer, the
planter and professional man and the calculations have
been made for such meridans and ATTITUDES
suitable for correct and comprehensive NATIONAL
CALENDAR.
The nature uses. and extraordinary sanitary effects Of
lIoSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS, the staple tonic
and Alternative Of than half the Christian world
fully set forth in its pages which also ntersersct
with pictorial illustrations, valuable recipes for the
household and farm humorous anecdotes and other in
structiv- and amusing rea'ing matter, original and
selected Among the ANIMALS TO appear with the open
ing Of the year this viii he of the useful
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:M1he Gtttl a,'4,N.!hi9
ELKTON, DECEMBER IL, 1865.

~ While we sympathise with our
their firm, we appreciate the opportunity
that is now for a few days offered to our
readers of securing bargain in clothing
which will repay ten-fold visit to the
city. We, the editor of this paper, will
certainly not lose the chance, but will
either go or send for something from Wan
amaker 6 Browns. We advise you all to
do the same thing, for sure are We, that if
you don't you will regret it all winter.
1t would not be 4 bad idea for us to go
zen massc" and get the whole county
'drcsscd up for once-clieap for cash,
and if any can not possibly so let them
send their orders along with us, and by
getting such Il big lot at once no doubt our
delegation could secure even better terms
than will be current. Whether we go
slngly or together let as 90 at once, for first
come is first served, and we all know what
Il rush there will be as soon as this anoun-
cement is made public
IMPORTANT TO ALI--The public are be-
coming more and more thoroughly convin-
ced of the superior washing qualities of the
WILMINGTON CITY SOAR. The articles of
which it is composed are so thoroughly
neutralized that you need have no fear of
rotting your clothing The patent and
lahor-saving soaps of the day are doing
more to rot and destroy clothes than all
the wear the clothes receive. If you will
Use WILMINGTON CITY SOAP according to
directions on each pound, you will find it
to save as much time and labor as any soap
in the market, without any risk of I'M uring
the clothes. Pure and full weight
MOORE & BRO, Manufacturers, Sd and
Orange street, Wilmington Del.
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TIE CRANBERRY CRoP-The Suite IN.
~ gazette says: A recent brief visit to
to the Cranberry regions of New Jersey
convinces us that the cultivation of that
fruit is more in favor than ever, and that
the ideas that had been conceived of
the profits to be derived from il were
by no means too large. People along the
shore counties are entering into the work
of preparing ground and setting out new
bogs with renewed ardor. The particular
reason that has given this impetus to the
enterprise is the immense prices at which
Cranbearies are selling. They are now
selling for $50 and $25 per barrel at the
fields, and many persons are holding on to
the crop, confident that they will yet realize
$40 per barrel.
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General Grant was entertained by the
Union League of New York on Tuesday
night with a grand dinner and reception.
at which Admiral Farragut and other dis
tinguished guests were present. The Gen
eral responded to toast in his honor, in
the longest public speech he has ever been
known to make, humorOusly abiding to
his own inability to make speech, the
good example he set other public men in
this particular and warmly expressing his
acknowledgements to the Union Leagues
of New York and of other cities for the
great benefits they conferred on the Gov.
eminent during the rebellion. The speech
was received with great applause.
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THE CoLoRED CoNGREssMAN.-Mcnar
the cololed contestant for the seat of the
Second Louisiana district in the House, is
decidedly the lion of the period. He does
not take regular seat upon the floor of
the House, but contents himself with
modest place on one of the sofas in the
area in front of the cloak-rooms. Before
Mcnard can have his case determined on
it will become necessary for the House to
determine whether the late Mr. Mann was
entitled to his seat. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mr. Mann was at the time of
his death sitting member from his district
but his seat was contested and the question
was undetermined and is yet before the
Committee on Elections. Should the
House decide that Mr.. Mann's contestant
was entitled to the seat, Mr.. Menard would
not be received, rs he was elected to fill
Mr. Mam's unexpired term.
TESTING FORT DELAwARE.-On Friday
last the firing of cannon was heard in this
city, in the direction of Fort Delaware,
and it was further ascertained that the
work of testing the wall of the fort was
being carried on, by opening the heaviest
guns located on the island, upon the mas
sive structure. An opening, several feet i'll
diameter, through the wall of iron, and
stone, and brick, was the result of the
experiment. This passage made i'll wall
of solid stone, three feet thick, is an item
of proof that Uncle Sam paid too much for
his whistle when he built that fort.
THE PACIFIC RAILRoAD-Thc Pacific
Railroad that is under such rapid heed
way will be complctad next year as
early as propably, as the first of July.
When the last rail is laid, the world
may be crcumnavigatcd in eighty days,
and at a cost of 81, 800, the route
touching America, Japan, China, Cey-
lon, Egypt, and Europe, and crossing
the Pacific, Indian, and Atlantic Occuns,
the Red, and Mediterranean Seas
The tourist can lcauc Cincinnati by the
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Private Sale of Hotel PrODerty

The undersigned offers at private Sae the -
Real AMI Personal Estate Of the late Robert fl
Smith. situated in PORT DEPOSIT Cecil coun s=q=l
ty, Maryland and known as the -
Farmers and Commercial Hotel.
This Hotel has been long AMI fvoraly known to the
travelling community, and is receiving large share If
public patronage. Tile House is large and commodions
with good Stan. Icchousc and all the appurtcnaceS
attached t. first-class Hotel.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will please call on the
subscriber, the premises, who will show the
MARY C. SMITH.
Port Deposit, Aug -, 1S6S-tf