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ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Whereas the will of Samuel Woolston.
after appointing Mary r Woolston, harles
III. Shinn and Mary Elizabeth Southwick
executors, reads as follows:
II do order that in all settlements of my
estate. or paving out and receiving of the
monies of said estate the signatures of all
THREE shall be required :"
Therefo-e e, all persons who have paid
money TO the other executors will call on
the subscriber within thirty (30) days and
have the transaction ratified.
MARY ELIZABETH GoBLE.
August q, 1sSl-4t,
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IA Bill Books, Purses and Cigar Cases, at
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nIssOLuTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
lately existing between JOSEPH G. BOWER
and ALFRED WOLFROD, of the town of
Mount Holly, was dissolved on the Thirty
hrst Gay OF August, 1882, by mutual consent.
All debts owing to said firm are to he naiG
TO Joseph G. Bower and all demands on the
SAID partnership are to be presented to him
for payment.
JOS. G. BOWER,
ALFRED WOLFRAM.
Dated August 8, 1882.
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SPICES.

We vouch for the absolute purity of these
Our spices are ground fresh at the Spice
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OLIVE BUTTER.


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The news., 1882-09-14

We would call attention to our Fine In
terror Java, a coffee lately received, surpas-
ing many of the same mark. Also our Mand-
heling, this is the BEST Old Goyernment
coming to this country.
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Crane, and published by Macmillan, IS as dainty
and artistic az the work deserves TO be.
PRINCESS aA7zFEID AND NAPOLEON
Iron, The 81. .James's Gaseiie.

From The 81. Jdmes's GdEeNe.
Everybody has not he lrl that the Count dc iia!Z-
field the new Secretary OF State for Foreign Affairs
AT Berlin. is a descendant of the prince VINO was
Governor of Berlin when the town fell INTO inc
hands of the French in October. 1906 ana VINO 80
narrowly escaped execution by order OF Nabpieon,
Tho princc had sent letter to the KING Of RUSSIA
giving details of the French forces and thls Ietler
was intercepted and conveyed 20 the Emperor.
The Goulos Processes publish for the ilrsi tlne
letter. written by Napoleon 20 Josephine explain
ing how II came 10 pass that the l1lnce was not
summarily disposed of by a trngpalty after MS
capture The following is a translation OF thls
letter which apart from the incident OF war 10
which II relates is interesting as = concise state
ment OF Nap0leOn's views on the subject OF women :
Irccevod your letter wherein You appear veXed dear
friend the bad things l say of women. / nate IN
tiguiug women beyond expression! am accua'onle9
Co0u gentle and cOudding women. These rove; alu
II they have spoiled IL is not my iault II Is yOuIs
Now You VIII that have been kind 20 on WY
showed that she a good wOma-a woman ol i,cri
iug-Aladame DC Hatfield. when showed her her nus
bands letter size sail TO me Simply, YET WIN 1ttP
emotion. sOhbiug ct the time, All II u lhuecd hs
writing Tnc admission touched my soni WAS Palleu
and SAID 10 her Eh bien Madame, throw Tue rev ~
the fire. | am longer able TO pass sentence Vu !oui
husband" she burnt the letter, and seemed very hpy
From tnat time ncr husband has been quite ~ e'Se
two hours laler he would have been lost 1uu brv,
therefore, that Ike women VINO are goOu, lE'n"uus
and gcntle-such resemble YOU Au!eu, my
friend. Truly yours. NIo"NO.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


THE HISTORY OF FASHION IN PRANGph ~ az r. th he
nrcss of Women from the Roman rer9G 10 .He
prcssnt Time From the French of NJ Augnst1n
a,hoJlewel by Mrs. CAsHBL Hok1 ana nv 'ohN
SIuYT svo pp 293. Scribner Wexford.
mr. worry outside of this attractive volume speaks
&c eo.Dp me frppery in its somewhat hulcal prettl-
,,oas the grace and vivacity of the text suit ITS
.nh;ect and the many coored plates illustrating the
49, Of Frenchwomen are exceedingly Interesting.
nj Cballemel declares that, be she peasant or
,l,veller in cities a working woman or duchess
.,erv Frenchwoman in town or country reveals
herself frankly by the clothes she wears her me
onaties or her faIlings reproduced in her mode
of dress The spirit IN which she approaches the
.tndv Of the great art of Dress is suggested IN the
remark of one lively Gallo lady: 1t Is perhaps
allowable to be sentimental in n sky-blue bonnet
Int enc must not cry in pink one" FROM INC
earliest known period Gallo women have Deen ceIc-
bratcd for their daintnesS, neatneSS anu ingenious
devices IN the matter of clothes. Changes Oh man
ners kent pace with change In dress ana hiS'"i'
of fashion in France must be IN some sort ni''oiS
of French female character and OF french society,"
Tho gravest philosopher need not disdain to note
the il, fluence of fashions Changes and indeed
one of the founders OF the first journal OF modes ever
unfinished in France was q sober ecclesaslc named
JanfsanCere. who had been professor OF literature
and philosophy at the college OF La Fleche. La
,u6Sancarc ACQUIRED fortune in this undertaking.
and when he died his wardrobe contained a thou-
sand pajrs of silk stockings, TWO thousand pairs
Of shoes. SIX dozen blue coats, one hundred round
hats. forty umbrellas, and nIucty snuii-boAes'
NJ. Challemel exhibits much erudltion and mas
moved his patience and persistence in research; ms
work Is lively and anccdotica and has been trans
lated with taste and intelligence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-05

It is needless TO say that the last half-yeary vol
umes OF The Century and of ST. N'cholas maintain
the enviab e reputation of those magazines. There
is in most of their illustrations beauty when goes
far TO make amends for those in which dehcacy mas
decenerated into weakness large number OF the
present notable names in American literature APP
near in this volume of The Century, and there IS a
uniform excellence of material As for 81. Nicholas
TO bealthy-mindcd boy or girl ever wearles OF It's
seductive pages. 1t ought to be remembered that
Mrs. Dodces charming serial story, Donald ana
Dorothy" can at present be found nowhere save III
these volumes.
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Corporation Nollres.

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ENGLAND PICTURESQUE AND DESCRIPTIVE.
Remniscence of FOREIGN Travel ~ J9 9 3 p09H,
With nearly 800 Illustrations 4to' PIP 0o' 4Vi'''
q Coates.
THIS neat volume is full of history and legend as
well AS practical information, and pleasantly takes
the reader tour through those English scenes
usnally visited by travellers. The fitness OF de-
tail and the many illustrations serve to make the
tourney vivid and picturesque. Mr.. Cook duly
makes a start at Liverpool and travels thence
along the west coast then through the midland
counties and on through all the regions rich with
history and romance. Mr.. Cooks de scrptlons are
clear if not poetca and the Illustrations ifnot the
finest of their kind, pleasantly adorn and explain
his text.
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THE 1snY OF THE LAKE. illustrated. Svo.
@AiN '' oAi 1 Il O,sood a Co.

THE LADY OF THE LAKE. illustrated. evo' PIP
24i. j. Il. Osgood Co.
The mellow strain which Walter Scout orousn'
forth from his Northern harp stu MAINTAINS us
charm its Wholesome sweetness still has power 10
hid a warrior smile and teach a maid TO weep"
II was wise thought that led the Boston puoilSl-
ers to enshrne the poem in beautiful holiday VOL
ume and the result has in every way Justihed 'he
attempt The cevereSt artists were employed IN
the work and every open-air scene was sketcheu on
the spot by Mr. A. V. s. Anthony. They are mere
fore, if not quite true to the Scotland o.
the time of Fitz-James, at least faithful repIoouc
tons of the hill and glen and stream OF to-day All
their romance, all their poetry Mr.. Anthony mas
with few exceptions. had the art and the ieehHe
10 catch and retain. In the fgure-pie the cos
Times and arms were skctched from original
models Many of the engravings are in execution
gems of delicacy and strength. PAPER and printing
are both excellent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-05

Mr.. G. W. Hoiley has published through A c.
Armstrong & Son a revised and enlarged edition OF
his Falls of Niagara" "a small volume which has
long been out of print The work gives careful
account historical geological and anecdotical, OF
The great cataract. and is further embellshed by
descriptions of other famous falls in California,
in Europe and in Africa. The pleasantest part OF
the volume is that on the local history of Niagara
charters containing many entertaining anecdotes
taken from the lips of pioneers. The illustrations
of the volume are hardly worthy of the text.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-05

Robert Bloomhelds "Horkey" Macmillan &
CO.. is lively ballad of English rural life, gro
tesquey illustrated in color by George CruikshanL
The "Horkey" is the Harvest Home festival in
Suffolk whereat lads aud lasses and their elders
make the ralters ring with joility Mr.. Cruik-
shank's drawings are OF the Greenaway order, with
perbaps something more of characteristic express
sion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-05

In "The Changing Year, a volume OF poems and
pictures of life and nature. Cassel Potter, Gaipln
g. Co. have reproduced some of the best of the Illus
trated verses which have past years frightened
CassePs Magazine Many of the Illustrations are by
MIR. William Small, and are, it goes without saving
full Of grace and romance. There is pleasant do
nestle feeling in the poems winch VIII make them
acceptable when the changing year brings warmth
10 the heart and keen 10 sympathy.
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Lee & Shepard have lately published as an appro-
priate Christmas gift handsomely illustrated edi-
fion of DIR. Searss wei known HYMN, That Clio
r,ous Song of Old.' They have also brought out
an elaborate edition with illustrations of Mrs.
Thorpe's poem. "Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight"
These verses are perennially fresh to school
teachers and their pupils, and the pretty volume
will doubtless be a welcome gift to many maiden
who has recited its tuneful numbers.
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1.-THE Artists Year White & Stokes is collec-
fion of original and selected poems Of the mOlths
by Margaret p. James. illustrated by Arthur
Quartley. j. NJ Hart and other well-knOwn artists.
Most of the sketches are graceful and poetica; the
poetry is merely commonplace.
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The stories of the Brothers Grimm, those bewiteh-
.ng tales which always leave hero and heroine
happy and fortunate, never lose their charm for
the Young reader. The new edition translated into
English by Lucy Crane, illustrated by Walter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-05

CIV. Harlan d co. have published " Elfn-Land
an attractive holiday volume of verse by Josephine
Pollard accompanied by illustrations in color by
Walter Sateree The poetry is merry and quaint
and the gay pictures are calculated to please the
sulkiest spoiled yOungster The same firm have
published book of christmas Rhymes and New
Years Chimes" by Mrs. Brine, the author of My
Boy and T." The verses are bright with gentle and
kindly feeling and the illustrations unusually
good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-05

DR.. Andrew Wilson's wild Animals and Birds
tCassell, Peter & Galpnl is full of the pleasant
gossip about creatures beloved by the boy-reader
The handsome book is crammed with stories as
well as with much useful information.
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An American edition of Lieutenant Colonel Sec
combe's Good Old Story of Cinderella has lately
been published by A. G.. Armstrong d Son. The
rrety tale is ietold in fresh and unoonvention al
rhyme, and the authors own illustrations are as
full of character as the text. Never was swceter
meeker, prettier Cinderella; never were more
bideous ancient maidens of sisters. The book is
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lions.
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instrneiion.
Both Sexes-City.

B0tn SeXeS-ClCy
MRS. s. C. GALLAIlER'S French and ,t,i En lG1
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Separate classes French and English for boys. y
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W. French and English boarding ana Day Sa w.
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Kinder garten Class commences oct 10
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boarding and Day school for Young ladies in9 slosn
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college business For FIJI Information sen" lo
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. POCGllkEEP-
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> n j ALFRED y. FULLkH filIcipaal Idtloinss'
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taaa PresiJeut r. d. WOllssy d. W. BliSa, LIL ~ PrG
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GIO0 PER QUARTER FOR YOUNG 1 MES
I'D ERfSp AND IsOYS At MEDIA PENN ~ Az
EMY-Specal opportunities for apt stuacnt4 I" auNanT
ari lIc,al am for backward boys students admitted
All ig ssrd A. any fine no examination for admission
W SWITIIN G. SUORTLIDGE, A. VI, n,
Harvard College graduae), Media rem
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Real estate agents.
Real Gstaie iUanIe0.

WANTED.-To purchase or rent, ID Ia. Gnt
w Evansville for immediate possessions SINAI q masr
brick house. with stable half acre OK gr9una
be IN perfect order Address with fun particulars hECo"'
northwest corner Duane and Hudson sts
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IRIS. WILLIAMES'

WI Engisb and French Boarding and Day School for
26 West 3Jth-sL. Will
September 70. Address by letter until SeplenDer ID