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NOTICE

Ann EEza Dickinson, IN cH.r,,rpv
Is New Castle Co IS
MaiS Jane INLET y. Cause ofPartttion
II pursuance Of alb order or ~ ,Isa..
celDr in the above cause nada ~ u.n ~
) rtem bar term, lsSl all nersnns ~, az 'ne
any lien or ii sns affecting Iba i1,1srFi t,sa =
e.tat uf Ann t.liZ Dick fnsnn ~ CO. VI
HiiLJames McA AIlister. Susan Nns Jane zane
David Jones, samuel lanes 10 Ir'
jones al d WIlli tn Jones. or ILL. Ill =,
them, In the lands and prem isss III, ~
.all ca se relates. are hereby rUt,Gitiit - " -.
Hle a rptltl0u seitluk f1rib III : nd, = = u ~
am3u lt Ot the same ia the ntfics ~ g anu
X glsier in Cnanc4ry for New -
County ten DAYS UsIoTe fbe IN ird Ato,alflli'e
Ia February, a -. |iss3 ana in tCiida}
nd prove Id lien or uens at no 90
Ing term Of the Court brfo q tta u sHsu-
Vi the Nourt on Tue third day ot he tern.
Il -. Il. ORE,
WrtvI>.r,,>. ~, Trustee.
NDIoN, De-, jan. II 1852.
jtuIl tfebr0
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IN RI
IN RE ISrHANCEn,--
Isaac II Wright. ct New ia-iis 5Ih1, Ih1
al PEfitionorg ~ , W AO.t 50

IN RE IN INfIANTrn,T-
Isaac II Wright. et New Ig-tis 1.h
al. Petitioners. C4u.e ofpart'o,;;,,s 81, ss.
In pursuance of ali order NJ 49,, ~,
ceilOT IN The above cans. p,aJa ,Eab-
cham bers, in Dover on the nftb ~ ~ uIs
January, 1882, all persons bav3ra"y oi
lieu or IieuS, affecting ina intarb any
a, "a - " A9 &C II: " fi2ht, Oh slles A
,,-Ll, y n ztl 'I5fSh W Wrighi, Duff.s Wright
80 ~ y;'tS7 Se n; wright, John Wright and
~. III gbt t,or either Of them in Ihe
anl prelnl 'es 20 which said canIe
ton setting forth the a 4ttITe and pel-
OF the same IN the office NJ tba % Pllouut
In CnanceFy for New Castle 80 isleT
days before the third Monday ~ IN
airy, q. ID las2, and Eto annssr IA reoru-
said lien or lieAs. al the erlspipa prove
The Court before iha risinay - tei III OF
on the third day Of the tern, 'i' Couft
WALTER CUMMING
Xft,tr>,,r,,, NJ Trustee.
IL" TON, Del Jan. ., 1882
3taw-tfeb2O
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TAKE NOTICE !!
Read what we say for the Holidays:

Read what we say for the Holiday
We have the largest, the
finest and cheapest lot of Chill
dren's Tea and Dinner Sets ever
offered in this city.
Majolica ware we have a
large lot of, and it must be
sold to make room for other
goods. Come and SEQ our prices
on it. We also have a full line
Of Vases, Toilet Sets, Smokers
Sets, Cups, and Saucers, China,
Dogs, &C., &c. These goods
must be sold TO make room for
others, coming in after the first
Of the year, aud you will find
we have marked them away
down.
We have also received an
other invoice of that elegant
so and 60c. Teas. On these
goods we know we can save you
full l0c. per pound. Our Cof-
fees, we always have fresh roas-
ted; hundreds of persons know
what they are, and tell us we
save them Sc per pound on
every pound they buy. That is
equal to loaf Of Bread, don't
forget it. Our Spices are strict
ly pure. Don't forget now what
we have told you.
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OEICE-The annual meeting OF the
~ Farmers a ssocIa ion OF New Castle
County flr the &C vary o Il len horses
VIII be held 10 Wi mingtOn. IT usual
place in Telegraph HaiIding on SstuT
day the l{th day o January, 49,, al 10
o'cloek, A. NJ, wh-h 0ftie, rs Tor the year
Will De eirc ed, aud other business Teia-
tive TO The AssOcl stirn iran-Rctsd.
JAMES ii. HOFFkCkE ER,
ian2-l T~pas
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MOI ICE.
TO TIE CITIZENS OF WfI,NTSGpnN
TIE WILMINGTON
ODORLB2O EICAE AEA7INECONPANY
n D. 2

Is noE prepared 10 receive orIers tor
cleanlns CEsSpOol-s PROMPTLY AND
Win DESPATCH. Their machinery
As al NJ" ana OF The latest improve
inehts. All wells cleansed without any
annoyance whatever.
Orders ieft at KING STREET viii
receive prompt attention. oct2s er,
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The President yesterday appointed
Eiphslet WhittIesey, of the District of
Columbia, member of the Board of
Indian Commissioners.
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y OTICE.-TO nj l. MOUNTS o.
- CITY AND SCHOOL IAN - FOR
lse4.-blils have been rendered and called
for and tn. year having expired those
VINO wi-h to avoid trpub Z had better call
and settle. or we shah pro ceed 10 co.leet
the taxes with COS ;.
EDHC VI PROVO ST,
DENNIs KANE.
Office: No. 10 +. sixth stree. between
Marx and king. hours, d. IN. 10 II
IN, 2 ) ant u $ n IN Jtu9-l3-
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noTICIH.

DEN0VAL-Ihe uhdersigued will re-
III move from his present sta d, s. W.
corner OF Thind and Market streets, 10
Ne. 2 w. Third street. On January lUth.
isn6-7t n. z. GIBBJHS.
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nOG RE6IsTE & NOTICE
n OTICE TO WATfR ptNTpoS

NOTICE TO WA TER RENTERs.-
It line p44.s lur led. are now resds and
payable at the Registrars ofice { N
eotfer SIKH and King streets. The law
REQUIRES IGr all oil = oh ur before Jan.
usI5 "lsl lss- the lace OF the bill those
fats - tLe lhoLAkA 81 February i've
peI cent hud Iona : those paid during
tOadl, aud am anbunt feulatniny n
paid al er April LIT IsS2 the h gisIrar !.
req s!tsa % nave the IerTnles Withdrawn
the amount due, ami the water viii mt
oe Iet Ihto such premises until snch ar
teaIs WIN asse ssnenss and a2UO for
uiaHthg ie rules aTt paid.
oIhce houTs from a. N. TO 8 y. m.
1hQMAS NJ. UGLE,
eSi--hH Registrar.
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Health is Wealth 7

n, Oh. ~. Z. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
A.hEAiaANTi a specif for Hysi erIa, DiZ-
sihess, Commissions, Nervous Headache,
mental Depression, Loss OF Memory,
Emissions. Premature % age. caused
1y oVer-exertion, self-abuse, or over-in-
du lgence which leads TO misery, decay
@ anu death. One box will cure recent
,raes, Each Dox contains one months
treatment. One dollar a box, or six
o9Ass iof hve dollars sent by mail pre-
pala ON receipt price. He1 uarantee six
ooAes lD.,',s 10 cure any case. With each order
led with five dollars, we win send the
purchaser our written guarantee to re-
taIh 1a the money II the treaIme mt does not
Hnest X = cure: Guarantees issued only by
Sole agent.
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- NJ e LIT n

NO 13 F. Fourth st.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Sells pure BUTTER lower than anv
olher dealer in the city. Give him acaiI
and you VIII save money. oct24I :
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Ee. ". Third strse., pn Jannary lgth.
tAn6-7t y. =. GIBBJhS.
DEVEDEND.
IL fIE II EATIbzAL BANK,
WILMISGroN, Ilei-, Jan. s Iss2
The Board OF Directors have this day
declared a dividend oil foGr per cent for
the last six mouths, payable on demand.
GEO. ID. AkMsT R0NG,
jln5-et Cashier.
IL NalionA. Bank OF Wilmington
a BrAndywtne,
WILMISGroS. IDel.. an. S, lSS2.
Tue Board OF Directors have this day
declfTed a dividend oil six per cent. for
the last six monlhs payable ol demand.
jans-s. asher
IN WILMINGTON, Del, ian, 5. lSs2
The annual meeting OF the membsrs Of
the New Castle CountT A0tnas Insurance
COMPANY will be held a. the once OF
the COn pany, No. 70 tNArket street, on
MONDAY, tie l6.n ms At 10 O'clock, at
which time a. elect bn for tive maua-
gers 20 serve flr three years WI ee held.
NJ. n. CLEANkk.
MOTICE.-Ths annuAl meeting Of the
N Brand wiae Hund ed Mutual Horse
Compaay viii De held At the Pract cal
Farmer IN BfsndyW ne Hd-. Saturday.
Jaa. 1Iih, So, at3o'cIo,k 2. m.
WM. CLIO ID,
JAMS WI Secreisry.
NOTICE. Notice is rrby given that
IN tne annuAi IN seting o the oekho.-
ders OF The WlimlBgton Nayi.aiton
Company will be he Ia 81 No. Ssf3 Market
street Wilmington. delaware, on Thurs
day, tae Eeeond day of Feb. uary, lss3,
between tue hours of and O'ciocG =.
NJ, fof the purpose 0f elecling three di
5tors TO serve for tnIee years.
Job n A. GRIFFIN,
dec2 t-tIn President.
TOR sALE-The dwell iug house and
u store stand on southeast corner o.
Main aad Chapel straeLs, Newark I,eI.
The dXelh Z, outouildings, fences etc,
are AL IN good condition. The store = and
being one OF the best IN IOWA. Possession
s5jh Of March next. Apply 10
oct6-3mO :. b. WRIG TT.
\ OTIIE -Ihe Ievt for my lot, No.
~ -. section Y in the Wilmington 4
Brandy wi c 'IneterI having been lost,
or n4lsiaid application Is nov made Ter
4 new deed.
deczi 2tsw-5Ns THOMAS SMITH
n OEICE-The a anuai meeting OF the
~ karIueFs' A k-nrHa ion of NtW Castle
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OTIIE -I6e -Ie,TI f0T nv Iof- No,
~ =. section Y in.the Wilmington 4
Brandy wi Z { .IneterI having been lost
or nlsiaid application Is now made Ter
a new deed.
deczi 2tsw-5Ws THOMAS SMITH
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07
SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

We know that -four containing
large portion Of gluten makes a finer
loaf than that from -four poor In this
constituent; but oatmeal, which con-
tains more gluten than -four, will not
make loaf at all, thus showing that
the gluten Of oats is not identical with
the gluten Of wheat.
The verticle thickness Of clouds
does not generally exceed half a mile,
but cumuluB clouds are sometimes
formed Of enormous magnitude and
height. 1t has been computed that
the tops Of cumulus clouds sometimes
attain the height Of four miles, while
their bases are not more than half a
mile above the carth's surface.
Mr.. Vacher has assured the British
Medical association that milk from
tubcrculous cows must be regarded as
dangerous, but the transmission Of
consumption by milk is almost incapa-
bic Of proof because so many other
possible sources Of the disease exist
in all cases whore persons become af-
fccted. \ wise course is to boil all
milk to be used as food
A remarkable statement wa. made
recently before scientific body in
London--the statement given AS on
the authority of Mr.. Veitch, the we'll
known authority on Couifery that
the cones Of many Of the species on
the Pacific coast never open unless
opened hy forest fire, when they fall
out and replruish the burned waste.
They hang on the trees for many gen
erations-cvcn for thirty years"
A new electric light has appeared
in Paris. which is called Sunlight
on account 'of its mellow lustcr. The
light is formed by inserting two car
bons in holes bored into a block Of
marble in such a manner that the
points Of the carbons are separated by
a thin partition II the marble An
electric current j. passed through the
carb1ns, and in traycrsiug the shell Of
the marble causes it to become white
. hot, emitting most agreeable light.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07
uf Tea-f.avyns.

During the last dye years one more
article Of attire has become indispen-
sable in 4 wel-appoiutcd wardrobe
tho tea-gown. Some months ago there
was an exhibition Of ladies hvripnir
clothing Foremost among this should
have been the tea-gown. We would
draw the attention ~ those who lee
turc for the National Health society
on clothing. dress and drfarmiti,s. e.
this garment. The custom now IS
among ladies of ton to wear a tea.
gown, which. IL may he explained
for the uDinitiatcd. is nothing more
than an elegant form Of dressing
gown, the whole afternoon. and even
when en- f7mWs 20 dine in Il. As its
use usually enables the woarcr 70 dis
pense with the corset, the hygienic
value of the tea-gown is apparent It
has been stated that some ladies wear
corsets even beneath the tea-gown. but
they are in n small minority. II the
tea-gown be the pioneer Of other gar
ments which may evpunge corscts
from tho list Of ladies' clothing it
should indeed be welcomed. This.
however. Is unlikely. Still the wear
ing Of it is fashion which 1t NAV be
hoped for tho sake Of those who follow
1t may be more than passing fancy
British Medical Journal
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

II Is delightful help merely not 10
DC hiha'F''l.
Fortune brings IN some boats that
are not stcered.
lie who knows only his own side q
III" casr know, little of that
To pcrseycre is ones duty and t.
bc silent Is the first auswarto to calumnv.
Lay ~ q good store of patience, but
Doe sure 10 pa. u where you can find H.
lie that will not look before him
,y5r bay. to l.,,. lehind him WITH r.-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07
1T the Season OF Thanksgivfzgs

oh, Charity, dear messenger,
From heayen's courts descend,
And 10 our earth-born hearts the gffa
OF thy sweet influence lend.
Touch and arouse the slumbsrtns eye
Which do not wake 10 zee
How other eyes grow dim With team,
And hearts droop YEARLY.
Remind Us, when q Fathers grace
Hath blessed with many gift
That there are those whom We may help
From sorrows gloom 70 lift.
Quicken our sym pathy-our love,
Our mercies let us share,
Lot the glad sunshine Of our lives
Spread o'er sad lives of care.
Sweet charity, we will not close
Our hearts TO thy soft voice,
For every impulse born Of thee
Must make come heart rejoice.
Then come, come quickly, Charity
And All throughout our land
On waiting hearts-of cold or warm
Lay thine own blessed hand.
NJ. u. Brine.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.

To heal cut fingers with rapidity
wrap them in cloth saturated with
alum water.
The following remedy for black
eye" Is given by Or. Foote's Health
Monthly Moisten dry starch with cold
water and place over the closed eye;
cover with a piece of coarse brown pa
per soaked in weak vinegar.
A sure cure for chapped hands is
something greatly to be desired. Try
this: Wet your hands in warm water
then rub them all over with Indian
meal: do this twice, then in the water
used to wash off the meal put a tea
spoonful of pure glyeerine. If it is
not pure 1t viii irritate the skin.
For Group administer teaspoonful
of strong alum-water: repeat the dose
every fifteen minutes until free vomit-
ing occurs. Put the feet and limbs in
hot water aud then wrap up in flannel;
place on The chest poultice Of oat-
meal sprinlSlsd with mustard. Beware
Of cold draughts. As the attack de-
parts administer dose of magnesia,
rhubarb or castor oil. When children
are liable to Group, always keep the
alum-watef solution ready On the wash
stand.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07
Give Thanks.
Givc thank. for the chnnrsful aeasops,

Give thanks for tho changsful seasons,
For the promises of spring.
For the perfumes and the fruitage
That the summer blossoms bring.
Give thanks for the autumn harvest,
For the ripened fruit and grain.
Give thanks for the winter season,
When the days arc short again.
Give thanks for the harvest garnered;
Then the tired earth can rest,
And we'll gather round the llreside
With the dear ones We love best.
Give thanks that the Master knoweth
When the thirsty soil needs rain.
Give thanks that our choicest blessings
Are the underground of pain.
Give thanks that the hungry birdlings
Arc well fed from natures yield,
That no care for food or raiment
Have tho fowerets of the field.
Give thanks! for the midday sunshine,
For the glory of Gods light
For tho social hour of evening,
For the silence of the night.
Give thanks Z! that the hand Of friendship
VIII uphold ~ when We fuint
That the love Of little children
Hath no sinful, selfish taint.
Give thanks that the earth is lovely;
Give thanks. that each life is blest
With its trials or its blessings,
For lie knoweth which are best
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

embroidery are the Russian tubular
and square cords.
Chatelaine bags of plush, velvet and
alligator skin, with belts TO match,
will be much worn.
Sleeves are made tighter than ever,
and are generally buttoncd on the out
side seam TO the elbow.
Some pretty fancy wall pockets come
in the shape of an old-fashioned bel
lows for blowing the fire.
Dark red plush skirts are worn
under polonaises and oycrdresscB Of
dark blue and dark green cloth.
Dark furs arc most in demand in
England; here the light and yellow
furs bid fair to be the favortes.
Short mantels are de rigueur with
rich and dressy costumes, which must
never be covered with long cloak.
The short Talma mantles worn in
Paris are Of Ottoman silk. black or
colorcd, plain OF figured, and are bor-
dered with feather bands
What was formerly called the Gre
clan way of arranging the hair at the
nape of the neck is now called the
Langtry knot" after the celebrated
beauty, who generally twists her hair
in that fashion.
There is a great variety in buttons
although they are not conspicuous or.
nanents this season. For indoor
dresses small ball-shaped crocheted
buttons, or wooden molds covered
| with velvet, are used. For outdoor
garments there are large buttons that
look like tortoise shell, but are really
made Of horn; there are Hat button.
Of colored metal; and there are comb
nations of metal and pearl in tints like
colored silver.
silk chenille fringes, tipped Will
F tiny balls in bright colors, are seer
/ upon imported bonncts and hats oi
/ velvet "plum Pompons; smooth and
glossy chenille and silk ornaments ar,
I also used. These are about the size oi
an EGG plum, and a bunch Of then
in shaded colors Of olive, old gold, yer
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

Here is recipe to make women
pretty. 1t is from New York
letter in the Washington critic: 4
celebrated beauty. whose complexion
at sixty was frcshcr than that Of
our women at thirty, told me her
secret this summer. and il was divided
into two parts First-She never
used washrag or towel on her face,
but washed it with her hands, rinslng
1t of with soft sponge. She used
clear water in the morning, but white
CASTLE soap or very warm water at
night, and after driving it on a soft
towel She would take llcsh-brush and
rub her checks chin and forehead.
Second-If she was going TO be up late
at night she always slept as many
hours in the day rs she expected to be
awake beyond her usual time. She
finished her little sermon on beauty
preservation by saying; "Soft water
and sound sleep keep off wrinkles and
spots, and girls should give more at
tention to this than they do, for
"wiIh tho coming oi tho crows fee.
L. the Ke.aE of tao bsAgE feet
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

An English writer on vital statistics
calculates that Of ten children born in
Norway little over seven reach their
twentieth year that in England and
the United States somewhat less than
seven reach that age while in France
only five reach 1t. and in Ireland less
than five. 1t il also ascertained that
in Norway out of 10000 born, rather
more than ono out Of three reaches
the age Of seventy; In England one
out Of four in ths United States. If
both sexes he computed, less than one
out of four , in France. less than one
out of eight; and in Ireland. less than
one out of eleven. Further, il appears
that in Norway the average length of
life Of the effective population i thirty
nine; in England, thirty-tlye and
half in France, moi quite thirty-three
years and in Ireland net quite twenty.
nine.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Wsmen,s Right. In Norway.

Women's rights are obtaining recog.
milton in Norway. The parliament has
passed a law, which the king has
signed, giving women the privilege of
attending the universities and apply
Ing for degrees in all the arts and
sciences; but the right to hold Office in
the service of the state and Of partici-
pating in the competitive examinations
for such positions is not yet accorded
to them.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

Cuffs are not worn mt all.
Real Chantilly lace is becoming the
most popular Of black laces.
Artificial flowers, as corsage bou-
quet, are considered bad taste.
Gold chatelaine watches. heavily
ieweled, are coming into fashion.
Jerseys. and velvet jackets very
much resembling them, are in high
favor.
Long cloaks are correctly worn with
plain skirts. untrimmed save around
the bottom.
Suits of cloth in the dark red and
copper-red shades are seen in numbers
In New York.
Chatelaine bags Of every description.
color. shape and material are In use for
street costumes.
Cashmere remains the favorite ma
terial for second-best dresses of young
girls and matrons.
Velvet and plush turbans with soft
folded crowns come ready made In
colors to match suits.
Table covers Of coarse netting. over
hght-colored silk. are the latest thing
IN decorative art.
The most popular braids for soutaohe
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07
Iuce Paper for DreAaes.

Lace paper is coming into fashion
as an adornment for actresses dresses
A correspondent writes of having seen
in Paris magnificent stage costume
enriched with the loyeliest lace eve
ever beheld. "The dress" he SAYS,
"was displayed on account Of that
lace, though this latter was not worth
more than twenty-five francs-for It
was paper, wonderfully stamped to
represent trains Of fuchias, and looked
just as much n piece Of real lace as
a Paris diamond by night looks like an
old mine gem" Partisan actresses are
said to wear paper lace "A great deal;
it is tough, soft and very effective. 70
wear costly lot Of lace, which may be
ruined in night, when very cheap
lace paper looks as well, is considered
the height Of folly by intelligent for
eigners.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07
Curiosities Of Taste and Smell.

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