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GIVEN UP AS lost.

The second thing IS tho patients must stay in wsu
vent taking cod when he lungs sro eass bat e I
be prevented or cure cannot be effected Fresh sir and
fall and winter season. all wrong Physicians who
recommend that course lose their patients, Il their
they must not sit down quiet they walk about lie
up good circulation Of blood The patients must teep
in good spiritsbe determined TO Get well. This
gain ' = N''' ''''1 : ''i' s'''' p''' :
In the worst cases, and moral certainty all Others
sinful q. Or SCHEMES personal statement to the Faculty
MANY years was in the last stages Of consump
tlon: confined to my bed, and At time my physieiaa
catching straws, heard Of and obtained the pr
partitions which now offer to the public, and they mai
perfect cure Of me. II seemed to that could fed
them penetrate my whole system They rpened he
Of ensive veey matte syr s ~ more tn Pan P
As soon as that began TO subde my coug fever pains
became so great that It was with diicnliy that could
keep from eating too much soon gained my strength
u was weighed shortly after my recovery, added tN
was only ninety-seyen pounds my present weight 4, two
hundred and twenty-five (z5l pounds, and for years
New York and Boston. lie his son. Dr. j. II. sehenes,
North Sixth street Philadelphia every saturday ron
tion with the Respiromeier viii be ebsrTed AZ The Re-.
promoter declares the condition Of tho lungs and
hot hot 'N'''' ''-i- ""''-o' 'lss
The directions for taking the medicines adapted to
and kind Nature win do the rest excepting that in some
the Mandrake Pills to be taken in Increased
doses; the three medicines need no other accompaniment
than the ample instructions that accompany them First
create appetite OF returning health hunger is the most
welcome symptom When II comes as VIII come, lei
the despairng be Of good cheer. Good blood At
follows the cough lcosens, the night Is abaed
In short time both ofthese morbid symptoms gone
forever.
Dr. schencks medicines constantly kept in tens Of
thousands OF families. As laxative purgatye, The
Mandrake Pills a standard preparation while ibe
Pulmonic Syrup, Of coughs and colds. b
regarded as prophylaetere against consumption In
Of its forms.
Pr1ce OF the PumOnic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, s1o
bottle, or $50 half Dozen Mandrake Pills Is cents
a box For sale BY All druggists and dealers
GEO. Z. GOODWIN & CO., Agents Boston.
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NoTE BY THE PsNTFR.-Two columns of produce
tons in the table above, are omitted for want of
space, and are as follows: Tobacco--M. W. Davis,
Ira Wiley. 1900; Ira Suairh. $3.50; ]. G. Richard
son, $500 Glover seedN. g. Pierce 800 lbs /; II. P.
Farr. 500; ]. G. Richardson, 400 o. H. Black, 800
N W. Oaks, 300
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The greatest draught that ever was
known is nov prevailing in the vicinity
Ofspringfeld, Illinois.
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The Seaweed Tonic in conjunction with the Pills Der.
meates and assimates with the food Chyliseaton IS
now progressing without its previous tcrtures Dcsoa
becomes painless and the seen 10 be II hand
There Is no more haulenco, exaeerbati0n the
mach. An appetite sets IN.
Now the greatest Blood Purifier ever vet rven
by an indugonf father 70 suffering man. seheIgks PA
monte syrup comes IN 70 perform It's functions and TO
hasten and complete tho II enters once upon
work Nature cannot be cheated II collects and rpen,
form Of gatherings 1t prepares them fr expectoratos
and iol IN very short time the malady vanqaished
the rotten throne that occupied renovated and made
new and the patient, in all the dignity OF regained yigO
he
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W. FELTON, & co.

BOOKSELLERS d STATIONERS
Offer fine selection Of the New PUBLICATIONS.
Instruction Books for PIANO and MEL0DEON.
INITIAL STATI0NERN-Rose. Tint and Plain.
Also FRENCH PAPERS and all articles usually
kept in Firstclass Book Stores. Our facilities for
buying surpassed and enabeu US to offer great
inducements to purchasers
TOWN HALL BOOK STORE
n-23 BRATTLEBoRo. VERMONT.
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Use THE GEM STOVE POLISH Sold
- by F. p. Hadley, Bellows Falls IS
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The work Of cure Is row beginning. The vitiatsd 4
mucous deposits IN the bowels and IN the alnentary
nal are elected. The liver like clock il wound up
arouses from It's torpidy. The stomach acts responsive
and The patient beglns % feel that be Is setg az as
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The Mandrake pills are composed Of one OF Natnu
modest glfts-the Pedophiilum Peiatum They possess
unlIkn calnnel. thnY
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DIR JOSEPH N. sCHENCK'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

and awaited themselves of his wonderfully efcaeo1 mai
cines they would not have ALLEN
DR.. scheuck has in his case proven shat ,FSs,
sufficient vitality remains, that vitality bv hs gs.
and bis directions for their use is quckered into ~
ful viFur.
In this statement there is nothing prusurnpuon Il
the faith ot the invalid IL made representation rs
is not thousand times subsantiated by living and visa
works, The theory Of the BY Dr. scheneks met
cincs Is simple 1t is unailing Its philosophy r.
quircs argument IL IS self assuring, se-convicz
The Seayeed Tome and Mandrake Pills the first
weapons with which The citadel Of the maady is asssi1
Tvo-thrs Of the OF consumption originate ysqb
STA and fanctionally disordered liver With his COZ
ditlou the bronchial tubes sympathize with the So
mach. They respond TO the norbilie action Of Liver
Here then comes the eliminating result and the sets
IN, with all its distressing symptoms, Of
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Consumption,
IT'S CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE
BY ]. H. sCHENCR, NJ. d.

Many human being has passed away, for whose dsss
there was no other than the neglect known t
tndSpUtaby proved means OF Those near and dsr
20 family and friends sleeping the drcAmleas kga
Der into which, had they calmly adopted
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II].IE BEST

Plan for one who has the Cash, and wants his goods
cheap. Is TO examine the papers and enquire OF
niends in order 10 ascertain who Is " the man lot
hismoney" and the chances are nine out OF ten tnat
at he ES \ BLOSSOMS Nill DO found the
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DIVORCE CASES.

julia s. Whithead o. Clinton S. Whit
bead. Cause-intolerable severity. Bill
Of divorce and custody of child decreed
to plf. Plf also allowed $1,000, ali
mony payable, $3.50 on the FIRST day of
June of each year till all paid. Deft.
also ordered to pay $50, per year for sup
port of child till further order Of court.
c. N. Davenport for plff Geo. Howe
and ii. E. Stoughton for deft.
Malvina Ballou Us. Luman A. Ballou.
Bill of divorce granted for adultery and
custody of child decreed to plff. Def.
ordered to pay as alimony, 5000, and a
further sum of s24. per year for support
of child. A. Stoddard. Waterman and
Read for piff. VIM. Rounds and c. n.
Davenport for def.
Eliza B. Kilburn Us. Cyrus G. Kilburn
Bill of divorce granted for adultery and
custody of three minor children decreed
to plH. c. E. Arnold for plff. c. n.
Davenport for deft.
Emma J. Giddings "a Horace Gid
dings- Bill granted for willful desertion
c. n. Davenport for plE. No appear
ance by def.
Eliza A. Chase rs. Joseph NJ. Chase.
Bill granted for wi.lful desertion. C. n.
Davenport for plff. No appearance by
def.
Mary h KELSEY "a. Levi D. Kelsey.
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challenge from the Active Cor game
10 be blayed at pot,e~ Mills. Oct 2Sth
at ono o'clock, accepted the challenge,
aud procuring a team at high price.
arrived at Potcrs Mills at II O'Clock.
We went on the ground at the ap
pointed hour and held il until > o.
clock aud there agreed upon calling
the game on said Active b. Il. Club,
under the rules of Base Ball associa-
,jous, the seer, would he . 10 0. So ii
there is q gentleman vt the Active
II II. G. he Will please rcturN our ball
which they won oAof part Of our club
on Saturday Oct 5;h. hy a score of Is
to 26 aud would be very thankful I'll
they would return the other ball that
they appropriated 10 thcjr uwn use,
We do not say they are not an active
uluh. but ono thing We DO know. that
they were not active enough % get %
Poit1rs Mills ON the 2S,h. lfyou do
aot want 20 play our full nine don't
fool Us to the bank quite So onen; our
advice to ynn, boys. Is to turn your
bats into pick handles and come over
and we Mill uy and help You r,ta JOB
on the l.. G. II $. {, T. Il Stop NJ
the hank as yau come ovcy and pay
your dinner YOU ordered far Sat, 18th |
Quick Steps Base Ball Club.
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NATURES
Hair Restorative

,amaiBs no LAC SULPHUR-NO
SUGAR OF LEAD-No LITH-
AIGE-No NITRATE OF Sill
YER, and is entirely free from the
Poisonous and Hcalth-drstroying
Drugs usc,l in other Hair Prepara-
lions
Transparent aud clear as crystal. il viii
ios soil tge finest fabric, perfectly SAFE
CLEAN nad EFFIClENT.-desi
4nas LONG SOUGHT FOR AND
RO0ND At LASTi
Il restores and prevents the Hair from
becoming Gray, imparts a soft, glossy APP
pearance. removes Dnndruil, i refreshing
"a the head, checks tho Hair from falling
prematurely lost prevents Headaches,
and unnatural heat AS A DRESSI NG
FNR THE HAIR IT IL THE BEST Ar
TICLE IN TlIE MARKET.
DIR. q. SMITH, Patentee. Aver. Mass.
Prepaled only by PROCrEk BROTH.
Frs. Gloucester Mass. The genuine i
put up in \ panel bottle. made expressly
far ii. with the name Of the astieie blown
/ in The glass. Ask your Druggist for Ma
lrURE's HAIR kEsToRA'.lyE, and take M
luthef,
Send two three cent stamps tn Proc
IL Ter Brothers for q Treatise On the Human
I lair The information IA contains !
worth SdOl00 % any person. lsep.l
Z For sale at Centre Hall by VIM. VOL
7 and Herlacher Il Cronmillar-
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List OF Jurors.
Ilas ot G.4aA Juror. drasu iqr Asygsaber Term Of
to9rg A d. isil, commencing tth AonaAy 0t Nov.
sEsssAos Geo Quick. hesvr
Ssr-nE Jao A Rsskey Jss Roaa, Jao Barns Miller
Ir,sFiy beshSsl, ) Bumsariasr.
ps.ssr. Aad I.ress. II crsaiori. DLKsFr.
8el.gioats. jao HsHsr
tssa. 5 ws.sss.. (, Z a1s start
Was,a' Jss rhguGsoa-
walker Adam tF4utn.
Ni.asaGfs n GFcvu.
I.ss y rgtl. Jurar, drapa tss Sers.abos Term Of
Nr4Es A. u, lssl, cl-umenci-E tth hosday Nov
Hstus caas Haa,eruaAn. 2 4 N!asls.
lsaaer Il j. har,ey, " Mecss, ) } Williams.
n -iAer a t'vsry, EdiJ
u5aard 5 Plr,ebcr. ) p Montgomery
ysirssa BEiekiy u nechG1l
crssg Wa Weaver. u. kIuiurine-
HAMS Isaac Woua-r, : GlililaHd
U.Hstaaiss EaIsi5, Bo1s, " + paBeza d
P..u.r n N.ncr Nm EosI ; e. IioaI. Jno P.-srnaAH.
f.-a East1gi. II Str1hsu. y Rhtnvsiaith. koiiet-
zs'a u iearics Juo It's. ls. q sV'issgn. & Hap
Fgs5.a,.,as p I-.aeA. Ceo N-.ssf. $ I.IlsahsRah
S..Hsshur A Dri.anlhn
HaEss. > & carry. } iynaa, NJ Ttiell
iarstaTs @rluH.
A..r- Iaseph htgry,
t.ss 81 Pctt garars drawn ssr N0yasabsr Fe4sn "
t'lHs commanding M7uda3 'hs :ta Of pcs- A. u is'l
o. -5aates y TGa-ass. ~ C4lbrAi;h, d Grove. =
Ad4ua
resa II BS.r,trttsr wai A-,laHdsr.
trrl-g tulssu laFcr.
l.-..l.sln A ls-nuic. Satnr tt-FPrter,
9 ss-rd g Long u nogp. Il Hotter.
natssafs-a 7 Resp
Potter 4 ID Etsiri. 1as Saa1t ausst
tsaiissaarG 4 Multssuingsa. ID J. AaY
p4-raa. A SeiiArs ~ Z I'kuau.sHsu.
Faases, - a. Ananrraatn W 70 kruis..
N.et4 q 5u1r-.
Nasrss. 8As GtcuE,
Hagnex. AdAm Wratrr
Nlatan , y Thompson. u " itait
NafArF: 1no Owens.
Liberty. ~ thrreat'r-
Mics JasIath Kramer. \ X luusi.
tsErEFs Geo Aams@s1B-
SHrtae. Sos Miller 10 Milisr.
HIiesbtrE ID furcy,
lnTsshs-e. II 4 ltustau.
faftru: ) Eltts
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II EGlSTERS NOTICES The follow
IL ius accounts have been examined
ana passed by sac aHi remain aled ci re-
cord iu this u.hvv Iur the iuspceliouut heirs
i-esalrrs Creditors and all ughers IN any
Nay Interested and Will be preseuted tn
the Orphans Court ui Centre county TO be
held at Rtl,olontr for allowance aud con-
5fmaliou uu M,lnc- day the 18th day Of
November \ ID ISL.
1. The aecoau, of William b Mengle,
administrator pt all aud singular the goods
agl vhaltics rights aud credits which were
ot John Frank, late of the township OF
us5ues ia the county of Centre dee d.
= The account of James ". SankeY one
ut the Executors 0f the last will and tdsta-
u5eat af John Sankry late Of Centre couns
ar ia the State ut Pennsylvania, deed.
s. The account at George Jack Executor
of and of William Wagner late Of Harris
township dee Il,
I. The aecouu, OF Henry Zeigler Guar.
,l.an % K. Emma Hoy lnow inIermarrird
with j. +. Iibbiusl Minor child of George
Hoy, late Of Marion township dec d.
- Guardianship scc0unt OF Jacob q,
Walker Guardian II Cunsians, samuel
Michael Snd Sarah Jane Minor children of
John Walker late Of Boggs township
deg d.
t. The Guardianship account uf William
Poorman Guardian at George w Gar
brick and Elizabeth 4. GarbFiek Minor
Children OF Henry GUrbFick late OF the
township OF Bonner dee d.
=. The account of John {. Zimmerman
Guardian OF Nancy Ellen Segner aud
Francis Laura Segntr Minor children OF
simon Segncr late of Centre county dee d.
8 The administration account Of Henry
Keller aud Robert G0hcen administrators
ol and of jaime, I Johnston late Of Harris
township dee a.
q The account VI John L. Harris ENecu-
sgr in the last will and Testament of EliZa-
beth Carey late Ut The Borough Of Belle
flnte dec d.
10, The account of James II. Linn and
" IA. L. Wilson acting aud surviving
Executors of the last will aud Testament
Of The Rev James Linn I'D late OF the
Borough of Bellcfuntc dec,d
H. The account OF William Il. Hays sd-
m.nistrator of and OF CatharvR HomAn latc
%. uAiaes township decd.
j.. IL MORRISON,
Register
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For the Reporter.

For the Reporter.
Boalsburg, Oct. 30th 1871.
From the Quick Step b. B. Club Of
BoalsJrg, to the AetiVe B. b. Cub
OF Yedgertoacn
The members OF the Active b. b.
Club will see through the columns Of
the Reporter, that the game of base
ball vas called ON them at 2 o'clock
Saturday. Oct. 28th 1871.
We, the Quick Steps, receiving a
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There willbe meeting of the Potter
school board, at Centre Hall, ON Sat
urlav 4th inst, when ali teachers who
have been engaged by the same, will
appear to enter into articles of agree
ment
The schools commence first Monday
in November, 6th inst,
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ARouSD.-Mr. J. C. Kemp, who
ALWAYS carries the incest and best fac
tory goods that can be seen, is around
again with his wagon, loaded down
with the best of Halfpenny's manufac
ture. Mr. Kemp, as all who have done
business with him will testify, is one Of
the fairezt men to deal with, that has
vet travelled this part Of the state.
Wait until his wagon comes around, il
vnn want nice goods.
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The Pennsvalley trade always being
anxious TO reach the store at Belle
fonte which offers the best goods at
the most reasonable prices, il becomes
our duty to say, that the handsome
store Of Young & Dsvling stands fore
most in this respect. A most gentle
manly and accommodating set of pro
prietors there wait upon customers, al
WAYS ready and willing TO show you
am thing IN their well.siocked estab-
lishment. Ladies aud gentlemen will
fnl there the finest and latest styles OF
drass-goods, as one Of the firm was
long connected with the merchants OF
Philadelphia, and hence has adsnn.
tages Of knowing what issuited and IN
season, possessed byno other merchant
inthecounty. They keep ofn mp e.e
assortment of every thing -dry-go d.,
groceries, queensware, clothing. hats,
caps. boots, shoes. de-, all fresh aud
of the latest styles. They are in con-
slant receipt Of new goods. and keep
up their store with the dimes. Try
them, and you'll find that money l. to
he saved by making purchases can
store of Young e. Devling.
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We we're in receipt of some choice
slices of venison. last week, trom
Thomas Harier, Of Aaronsburg, who
has been very fortunate at deer hunt
ing this season; he must be crack
marksman as he always seemsto return
from his hunt, loaded with yenison,
Thanks Tor the venisOn sent.
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Co. Surr.-Candidat,s for ca
Sunerintrnaent are already on the
move with an eve to the election 10
come off in May, next. The names
mentioned in this connection are Prof.
Thomas. of Pine Grove; Prot. Hast
ings Of Belleionlc, and Prof. Henry
Never, Of Miles, and some think the
present incumbent. Srpt. Mage,
should be reelected.
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For the Reporter.

Observation-Disclosures Providence
permitting the newly erected church
nf the Ev. Association al Curtin's Iron
Works, Bald Eag'e Valley. will be
dedicated TO the services Of the lrinne
God. Oh Saturday morning at I'D .
clock, Nov. 18th. The public are M
yited to attend
REV. 5. d. BENNIyGToS.
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rRlcEs RnnrCEn.

ana. WAargR's n sons Carriage Manu-
,,,,,a~r Niilroy, Pa. maya 6n,
-lA--
TNAN NoTICE,-lu sccordanee with
at. acs Of ASSEMBLY, noiive Is hereby
zivon - fhe eiiigeas Of Foitee, Rom ~hoh
,sx.,s f.r school purposes for the present
,esr are due. that an all such taxes
;,sil ~ thc undersigned Treasurer, at his
1,,;3,,ee on ar before 18th oi November
reyf thsre viii ha a Ael0Ctio0 of i've Ter
.entam. On nll taxes paid within one
r,eeth aier said date no delUcllon viii be
,,,lN anl that anon Rll school taxes rr-
,ssinins aapaid aflcr December lah next
,,er, Min be an addition Of i've per CEN
''''''' PREn. KURTZ,
.,,..a5 An, Treasurer.
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IMPORTANT 10 BUSINESS MaN,--
cha circulation of the RIroRTER, on
his sias ofthe county, is now greater
than that ol any two papers IN tue
ronntv heace business men who wish
N reaeb Tho ponnSvalley trade, w,h
advance their avn Interests, by adveii
tisinr ia The EEroErER. Oar snoscrirr,.
ti,n Ii, i open IL the inspection Of alt
who wish To advertise,
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DEATHS.

Died on the 2jth alt. la Haincs twp
afteru lingering illness ofab0ul one and D.
half year, ofhears disease, Michael hrom-
cr. aged % years 10 months, And ~ dsyss.
In Ferguson twp, on The 2lsl ulL, Of
Cancer, Mr. William Bloom, aged 80 year
On ai.h ulu, in Hainrs twp, AnlroA
Stoy,r, aged about 20 yeats.
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Go to Hoffer, Bros Bellefonte, for
your dry-goods.
Go TO Hofer's FOR your groceries.
Go to Hofers for your clothing, and
why9
Because thero is the place for farm-
ers to buy cheapest.
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FOR SALE.

The undersigned has tract of timber,
ThioL Mountains. naarly due south of Re
shnrg containing III acres, which he
ofrars f,r sale. 1t is well timbered, and
aas,, n access from Brush Valley.
Far all desired information call on the
u''Ne' SO c. II. REITER
,o,...f Aaronsburg, Pa.
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60ngS FoVNrAlN EN.~Semething
....,, sn1 novel BE sure and road The adj
rer,i,cacat In oar paper, heeded Great
.. Invention Of the Age, We believe
;se Golden Fountain i'vu is unsurpassed
\ -aad pea II necessity 4" very man,
woman and child, Agcnts here
- ,,,'l saleshle article. Jam - y.
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Our young friends, Jack wilson and
Jack Van NalEah, Of Spring Mills,
lave bought out store at Tyrone,
and intend to "earry on" there. Sue
cess 10 them.
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/ r -ENrRE REPORTER
FRIDAY. NOV. b, 1871.
LOCAL ITEMS.

LocAL NRws.--0ur friends will obligC
az by sending in any items OF local inter
est including deaths, marriages, &c, = =,
snch are eagarly read by your islehas ~
the west. many OF whom get the hepo,,tei' .'l
we would esteom ita favor y our Nihu %,
irons woald occasionally m5lla S9ps -
the Reporter 30 relative. ana aeluain','"-
eos who formerly lived N Ne,Rtre so''i',S 'i' "
III .s,,,avea to otAer parts, which woulu
s3nee many to become Subscribers
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The "Juneauta Club" Of Tyrone
viii accept the thanks of the Editor Of
this paper, fore complimentary to the
course oflectures to be delivered under
its aupices the coming season.
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Harris twp, has sent $685. to the
Chicago relief fund. All honor to our
neighbors up there.
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u w " VIII III W. l1II 10
Sh,ars Office. Bsllefonte Oct. 81, II.

INJECTION NOTICK.-The stock hold
II, er. of the Centre Hall Mfg Comp,
are hereby notified that the annual election
for five directors, to manage the affairs OF
ss;d comnany for the ensuing year, will be
IN M centre Hail, mt the Office Of Esq.
shannon. on Saturday November 9TH, 1871,
at 2 o clock, p. m,
By order of the board
~ JOSEPH CROTZER.
Jxo SHANNON, sec'y. Presd {.
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Centre County Official 1870.

For convenience iH uiaa ing comparison
with the returns of 1871 We urnih last
year. election returns:
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Coach MANuEACInRY.

flAlti1MAN PHll4lllS,
A z HIS manufacturing establishment MI
n fragertuwn, on the Lewistowt
sad Ballatsnto Turnpike. has nov on hane
a llnn stack of Carriages. Baggies. Sulkies
and Spring Wagons, which he now ofIers
for sale a. superior IN quality and styles q
sny manufactured in the country. They
are made 81 iie very best seasoned stock bg
art, Glass practical wurkmen, aud fnishrd
in style that challenges comparison will
aaN work oe. nf or in the kastern eitira
snd can be- sold at lower prices than those
manufactured Ia large towns aud cities,
amiasi high rents and ruinous prices of lfv-
ing Being HiAstor OF his own situation,
anAioUs - excel In his artistieal profession
ard free from any annoyances In his busi.
aess, he has time and ability to devote his
entire attention 10 his profession and his
customers, rendering satisfaction alike q
All patrons, operatives, his country, anc
himself
Call aud examine his stock and learn nj,
prices. and vou cannot fail tn be SATISFIED.
II Il Z Rim
fall kinds done neatly, promptly, tRu
reasonably.
Yeagcriown. June y, IsGs --Iy.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-03
On Marriage.

EsGayf feF YcnAR Non. Dn EkEhI Etf
Evils ana ABUSES which inttTiess
Marriage ard ruin the hAYp.neas ~ ff
ands, with sire megns ~ relief fgf
Errine and Unfortunate, diseased AMI d.
bliiiaied Sent ia sealed letter ruF-l4ak
free ~ charge
sAddress, h0WARb associate
No zsonth Ainth st.. Philndelphia, Il
6ctlI.iy.
al DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. III
.A trrs uK mdmlnistFmRinn tn tAr rssms
Mlrhmei Miuiahd, late " Harris tR4
Centre r0nnty. dec a., having bren gFtsls
to the undersigned. MI persons indebiA
the rnid estate are requested io make ISIS
mediate settlement and those has
clsiiss a. pFeseri them duly Authentic
for payment ID. n WIELA8H
u. HEss.
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