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THIS WILL DO"
i tAsgsss Ago
THE PRESS AND rsE PEOPLE.
I. evidently destined to Be vors. sueh The ursslcn'


THE PRESS ANp rsE PEOPLE
Say, The Hsv. Yort Daily Express
passionate and abso'bss succession OF ns'aen iomsnae
ehArsess hAips ssi starting situations "'h % sAnf
and picturesque descriptions live ines and dSnsas efeef OF
dialogue elsborst-y ls,sbss aeon s'rss Csnd -
material tnonsh enrich desn Of the current soveis and
indicates in 10 ssthor the possession Of qoite srss nssavs
and desl comb md other rnBG perofmssO 81
lady suthor written In this county Ia i;s psorss Of Ind
sh obset TO TOO passionate Of the
.csre pou crude md ssnps passages the sasssrns
richness Of IL, style bat ere compelled socOrd rsaA In
he very FIRST Of the wors 10 sheh belongs WITH
sense OF the Of ordinary readers and the their
ratification we eOpsdsat that IOrs cAnd mza have
an unqualified suece'S'
Saws The Taunton Mas )GsH.tte;
.Ths hole tale glow. whh and sies lot, The hoi.
est ace. Of the hears with TO 'oohe pusi ssd
snrobe Tho a,e wArm fluent. aud spa'Asios IN sssnf
JUS, the hook for home eels during these long
inS-"
Say, The PhiAss pha Evening Bulletin;
"Whsn work hs, already for Itself widely extended
reputo the reviewer who. somewhat subsequent period
Is called on SPEAK Ct 10 s hucs bimsef The
came clergyman who has been requested BY nat
rcn to awe spiritual my little sH and hnds 10
tonhuen the little sin dashins belle Who 30 nads
her debut lang sype the say word Ala that is len for 70
y Of Iois, Ctud amer the eeuse Of s,iery and homage
which she has the entire fraternity Of he COLL
tina she very nearly ieservesh'
SAYS The star OF the West;
Now that the long evenings coming Isorss Chd vii
be welcome visitor 10 home. u rqsr.s no sr.st e.
font OF siuau the happy family sTOuad the cheer
f Ere while the esdsE OF the oup holds their undivided
tenton the pss.s Of IsOrs's cstd-''
SAYS IRE Ausuta Age;
1--WE sdyise lady population especially the unmarried
ooop) to become po.seed OF the book and ito In
ssnter'
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Let US Live 10 be 4 Useful N sCHANICY INSTITUTE
LECTURE MEAGHER, Esq VII deliver the
lnroo Lecture fore the IDsute the Academy Of
Eu,ie, l4tb-a corner Of IrviDeplsce, on THURSDAY
EVEKIeG the 18Th Of October sabee- Ine nhi5nce OF
Science on The Welfare Of Society,"" The proceeds Of lbs lee
tue be appropriated toward the increase Of the Library
the ute which Is free % yourg Apprentices OF 5000
moral character DODWORrHi5 BAND OF sac will
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THE OLD HON f S T E A d +,
j. BYMRs ANN S. STEPHENS,

THE OLD HON f S T E A D :,
J. BY MRS. ANN S. STEPHENS.
Author Of Fashion and Famine"
Is JUST PU B L 1 $ D
And received with even greater sPOb,ion than the authors
previous work
The orders for have already nearly e1ha='ed the FIST sup
plyOf 1890 COPIES.
EXTRACTS TIE PRESS ALREADY REcErvrD;
Many portions intensely interesting" Boston Post
" It's tope is emint nty religious" lBOson Traveller
" The suthor's fame viii rest on this volume"
IN Y. Daily News.
Dickens has surpassed some Of it, descriptions OF
scenes" IN Y. Express
From The n Y. Daily Times
seldom have we had more truthful. charming
glimpse rural life. In parts highly dTsm.tc and al is
aim par. and lofty. Mary Fuller creation Of which any
hyirs author n sbt be proud
Prom The Columbus Enterprise.
The story Is toushpgy sweet fall Of that humanity which
springs from wempruved experience 1t attracts more
By appe the better feelings Of nature than By the
enchanting interest Of the narrative
From The Pensyv.ni,n.
Tbs one Of III. best works Of the ge1 suthores, The
domestic life all drawn with such force IS % cave
&c unaas upon the mind Of the der that hey
are vivid re,htes'
FIom The Detroit Evening Tribune.
The simple glowing free Ct the style and strsshtfor
wa-d narrative eEhares the troahes interest Of the sorry
Iere are charming pictures Of country the mountains
sud several characters each Of which night form the
staple Of novel. The apple gathering and cornhung tTole,
with other scenes the sr p'tues containing world
Of hearty life and will be richly enjoyed by all who remember
the good old times"
From The Detroit Advertiser
1.-THE reader IL fam 70 laugh well az TO weep, with the
p,sos Of the Old Homestead before him. There charm
amounting almost magic in the writings OF Mrs. Stephens
which claims The attention and tights the heart She Will
End re.der In ABUNDANCE wherever the language spoken
From The Boston Olive Branch.
Many the laid in the hun bic walks OF lie and
all the thor fine powers brought to bear upon
them The comfortles where the sihwscher waits for
her DYING ather-whee they meet at lest biz de'thhopr,
and p, forever; the simple but cheerful home Of Cheer the
lorg psht Beevue the solemn burial with only those two
lonely children nourns and the excuite picture of life
at the Old sesd. show the tenderness Of the
combined with the skill Of the artist"
In one VOL, l2rno. Phce 81 q.
BUNCE l. BROTHER, Publishers,
No. l16 Na'saus-
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WILL BE PUBLISHED on MONDAY,
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with sp introductory the Moral Results Of tho
Re- mhh By the Rev. NJ. Hobart Seymour, MA Lerso
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Tb the complete WORK Il from the suthors hand
An edition OF tins something claiming 20 he such has
been issued Phtephs but srbei that We have besn
Induced 10 entire. OF tho Philadelphia edition fhe
Protestant hurchu
Ws upd more than third of the book thrown out Two
whole chapters beside the introductory rejected with notice
Of The Many to,rh-r ed places cut out.
and the them brought Together and Joined.
finn edatty and connected somsmes even
divided and parts separate san
fences brought together originally But this q
rot the Whole officially the hfof L. The p>s.as-s omit
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Ant and ard the bsst and mot
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wh.t he Intended teach Aud vt the advertisement
The sothor Is left ever, where speak his words ~,u-
nt alteration or addition Who his the NJ thus
dbhont Ally sarb this valuable book do not preendts
know"
The con ~ etc edition will be published BY
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John OUGHAMs b o o n
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Frn The Boston Evening GsIstte.
The wit. of good feeling OF sound
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Whatever hs bis initials appended 70 we read With deal Of
pleasure for well know that this j. B. sly 'r-dev
.h ,y and that bsse metal ever comes o 'ne e'acoe
Of bis brain Mr. John BroUshsm not only ieuoE OF N
finite est an h. NOR brains OF aud huuisn
ty. Hi,pen eau.e but polished, sna his writings show
deal inowl.tss the world Not only huu rous writer
does he excel hut his have psthos add an interest
fully equal to The merits OF his lighter competitions"
In vol, I2no. Price 81 2a
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CTVASTOPOL. CRIMEA, GREAT REDAN,
y kANELON ard MALAKOYF TOWERS
With Reference Map u th.
BLACK BALTIC sni AZOFF Sc AS; -.
An Nv Views .nd pubhsc large sh-ef ffice -
t.o VIFW Of CRO2srADT-.hcrin r sni ce.erS. ~ :
ro,,if. ier,: Nth Portrsi-s Of the princlpN ghO -.
SFIDs, ,,o RUSSIAN FRENCH, TURKISH Al IN
1880 .Sr,Si A r.. JOsELYS, P8s.isbe-,
A'h'S Nc G. FB.tcE e., New ISsk
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FRANCIS GUIDE TO NETWORK.

III New Ed'iOn
THE sTRANGFRj HAND-BOOk Or, NEw 0uioE TO
rHE On rs Nsw Yoss AND BSookLys, md rae Vcis-
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yr ps Pubic Bulldogs Insutu OF enesoence, Learn
ins Science Lierauro &c. Chnehes fioels BANKS Nc
and corrected 70 the Isessn day. abshed %
NEXT WEEK
A pew and important wok BY l.. Maria Child.
PROGRESS OF RELIGIOUS IDEAS 4 TROUGH sue
CFssIVE AGES. BY L. Mana Cfid, suthor 81 Phhothes
:, Iette,, from NewYJIk" &c 3vols u .
ibis work has the distinguished author many year. OF
labor .na tuSy IL will be found cobcs aud comprehensive
sec INIT cf religious opinions from the most ancient ndoc
the establishment q the catholic Cha an
A. the prefsce shs rem'rks:
" nv motive 10 writing bss been very simple one wished
10 show that Theology 10 Re gious with The hons that
ush bresk partition walls, saeig rats what
the eloquent Bushwtn calls bspu1ed lie NJ the hnman
race q = The perfect ops hness WIN w"c" nsso
revealed many particulars centrally kpt In the background
will ubs i, vO nal people VII Sc oei y" would not
wi nsly But place reliance sincerity aud
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4 NOVEL by the Author of the " Heir of Red
"A el, se APPLETON CO., Nos 3i6 and jis Broad
way vim publish Thursday, the 18th,
b T. T. G. II G Il O + t,
By the Author Of the H.ir OF Rsdcyte He.rseae' &c
vol limo. paper covers, 50 cents; cloth 20 cents
rEy PLAN OF THE AUTHos WHITING THIS SERIES or BOOKS
Tboushout these tales plan h. been to present picture
Of r,inary life with s mA day events IFS pleasures she M
M A. draw cspsb9s OF being uTned 10 ths Vt
Great bes1 few are thus
ano the hope Of helping to clue by lo
s.ens have sacrificed and the attempt mas been
made 70 the interest of the book depend on ehAaef
pointing -, nj. Il p.A.,~s.s .r5
Eeerf.e,se IN the North American Review for April:
The Of her writings thu made sensation neie ~s he
Heir and what sensation IL was Referring TO tne ienlsns
opS,d 70 the eighth thousand How many thousands have
be,u Issued since BY is publishers 10 supply the oeu'9a y
p, and Of drowned dissolved or swept sway od
ronies We 90 not attempt lecture Not indViduis
1910 Int Ia great part Of render hearted
youpx dam plsnged into aoGrrnz WIN toefsos
with fictitious heroes mot TO spear o. feA one
tom s Charles Grandson dJwn 10 the nuIsery ldo Caiion
We rave little h.saioc in pronouncin, Sir Ga, aerye q
the admirable one mat ~e ever met
WITH IN story The slocus oJous boy tue ois1nt
,ds child Of genius and OF fortune WE
IT, be auty OF early holiness ard oyerrh.co~ea WI" tne
d,rknes his hereditary doom, ard the soit and 0oehs
sadness his early desih-what caution Il there "hs's
vision"
Recently Publfshed-By the same A uthor
HEARTsEAsE; Or TIE BKoTHrE's WIFE. 2voh-' l2mo'
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G L s. L K S -
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EEvYoRK,
Invite n. 1ttenon Of Merchants generally b their EXTENs
I'VE STOCK Of RICH SILK and FANCY GOODS adapted
DC the FALL TRADE embracing the newes, ard most desira-
al. svss imported this Particular attention re-
ques.ed 20 unrurpsed variety Of Dress Fables ordered
expressly for their very sy and Interior tsde 1t be-
Heved that silk importing and Jobbns HouSe in the country
can offer superior inducements Now In store, full assortment
ef gut, Nerno. Muslin De LANES Ribbons, shAWs Laees.
Embroidery White Goods Dress Trimmings, and svery other
description OF uereh apdise asusy kept In hk bouse
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A, literary work superior TO Fashion and Fsmins'
Bottom Post
" Superior IN pathetic interest Day Book
" We have read * with delight" tB Ston TRAVELLED
Mary Fuller K creation which any living sathor might
well Be proud" IN. T. Dauy Nanea
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New Publications.

DR. DORAN's NEW " o
~ VIII be published SATURDAY, Oct. q.
TABLE TRAITS,
WITH SOMETHING ON THIN
BY Dr. DoRN,
Author Of" Habits and Men &c. 12mo Cloth, 81 p
Nearly every page contains something amusing and you
nav but the book the middle and again after twelve
months interval without ell compromising ito power OF al
cordp, ,niovuent" THE Times (Londonl
Just published:
HABITS AND MEN with Remnants OF Record touching the
makers 10th By Dr. Dcsn author OF Table Tr'ts DC
I2mo. Cloth, 81.
Nearly ready:
THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND OF THE HOUSE OF
HANOVER THE Wives Of the four Georgesl BY Dr. Doan
author Of" Habits and Men" &c. vols lzno. Cloth, 81
SIMMs'S NEW REVOLUTIONARY TALE
On SATURDAY, Nov. 8:
THE FORAYERs; Or, THs RAID OF TnE Doe-DAYs. n
T.le Of the Revolution. By VIM Gilmore snms, author oil
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Gpefial Notires.

Post-Ofce Noticr.-CHAFGE Of "OUp:-Tbe second
FssttIn M.i BY a7bos via StoDoston, Will on ana @sI
MONDAY the 10Th inst close a. ocock. p. VI.
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VIII be Published on SATURDAY.
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FANCY NEE d T. r. w O IL Il
EDITED BY MRS. ANN 8. STEPHENS.
In one royal qusTto volume. Fancy boards GIT price % WI
in muslin gilt, IS 90; in full gilt extra, -
Proely Illustrated with 4os engraving many occupy
ipr foil PAGE, printed In different color'-
coxr.nrye DESIGNS AND PRECISE INSTRUCTIONS FoR
CROCHET KNITTING POTCHIMANIE,
APPLIQUE, EhbhOiDLhi,
pp,In WORK WAX-MODELING,
STp.w-woRK FRUITS AND FLOWERS IN
BUGLE AND BEAD WORK, WAX,
DARNED NEITED-WORK, FEATHER FLOWERS
PAINTING ON VELVET, &e
To,.her with beautiful Patterns for Patchwork also nnnef
nm, Pattern. printed in eolo. Embroidery Slippers '''
Under. Garments, lie. -
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IMPORTANT LAW 30 o ). -
| WUARTON'S AMERICAN CRIMINAL Law; just
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CIT 1T and RE A ID -
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An interesting and Moral Ts Of Domestic Lie
CoNP.sIoS TO TIE LAsPLfGhTEE'
Publisbtd in ore volume, etotn' ~ P~ 49, ,...~
LIS peede 10 eu III the feet hat not~thstsnlnt ne
ho,s.nds h.t have been sold orders sill come IN a iss
he1 ian be hse prof sufficient Of rs merit and he avo'
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]" Pe'o'A4' NH- DAILY Journal.
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