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The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-01

RELI ABLE AND SAPE.-Dr. Henry
Root and Plant Pills are mild and please
ant in their operation, yet thorough, pro-
ducing no nausea or gripping. Being en-
tirely vegetable, they can be taken with
out regard to diet or business. They
arouse the liver and secretive organs into
healthy action, throwing of disease with
out exhausting or facilitating the system
Try them and you will be satisfied
Prce25 cents box. Sold by druggists
and dealers in medicine everywhere
Prepared by the Grafton Medicine Co., st
Louis, Mo. my9dn
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SALOONS.
FITZGERALD'S
q A MI p L E r . . M 8 ,
Cor. Fourteenth 1t. and Com.
lnercial Avenue.

JNITZGERALDS Sample Rooms are stocked
H with pure imported wines, liquors and cigarr,
and are dispensed from the bar in frst-class
style. There is no better establishment IN south;
ern Illinois, and none better stocked, Cali anu
test the various brands OF wines and liquors
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-01

WE would call the attention of our
country friends who want to get good
pictures to call on j. J. Thomas who has
very pleasant gallery on Commercial
avenue for their accommodation, and is
really the best artist we haye had in Cairo
for long time. If
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-01

KISDLIsG.-500 "glass boxes" for sal,
a' cents each W. w. THORNTON.
je2lti.
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THE lllLs

ARRIVE, CLOSE
gooa.m. 200 pm
Sofib' Im'"s""' -. 2.ao pm. ii;oo pm
W",'''''''''"'''''''''' ..i2.Is pm. Iico pm
sypfh. Way y...........-.''
y. Isr9ugn Ci,n,'sa, =, D'' -. 49, 80 pm. "opm
ONO River route, tehcep am.
,,.,,,,.r, r. R............. 2.3OAm. ll'oO pm.
Wis, RIVER route, Tue'day
~, rr,Ia,.....................o 600 pm. 700 pm.
,he,e.. Goose is'snd santa
re. MS, Thursday a Fri.
i..... o;Dp.m. 7;ooam,
v,yheld, Ban'ivle and
Aoselsce, Ry..................ll0o am. 4'~P'm'
orrfcE BorRs.
g,neral Del Sery.................. 1880
-andsys sIos".n)
x,,e, order departmcnt...... SEQ am. oo
,,t.,., &" " ...... 500 a.fn BOO pm
,,,n., order and Register departments not
Omen % sundays.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-01

it was resolved to have ball Wednesday
evening, September 20.
Free Lunch,
At the Delmonico Hotel,
This Morning,
At 10.
We had the pleasure Of meeting our
old friend, Mr.. John p. Fagin, on Sunday
He is on brief visit to his friends in this
city.
A sumptuous free lunch will be spread
this morning at the Now Delmonico Ho-
lei, at 10 O clock, and daily thereafter a,
10 AIN. and 10 pm.
Sam Wilson returned yesterday from
twenty-three days trip through Illinois
and Wisconsin. He reports everything
lovely and the goose hanging high"
--Mollie Brown was fined yesterday
s25 and costs for keeping house Of i'll.
name, and Miss Tipps for inhabting such
ahou'e was required to pay tho city $40.
We areindebted to Mr. and Mrs. Ford,
Of the city, for the iarges, and most tooth
some apples, grown in their own yard, we
ever saw. Every one was rs large as two
clenched fists.
Sunday afternoon some thief using
duplicate or skeleton key, entered the
office and bed room Of j. ". Steel, at the
barrel factory, and stole bed clothes and
tools to the value of so or SIS. No clue
to the thief
Any shortcomings in this issue of The
BuLLErN must be attributed to the base !
bali match yesterday afternoon. 1t was
played under the windows Of our compo-
siton room and de,noraliaed our entire
establishment as much Il. the Delta bows.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. Hascall
formerly Of THE BvLLfTIN, at presen, of
Of the Little Rock Ga.,i',. for a file of the
L'ttIe Rock papers Of late date. Mr..
Mr. A"scali i on Il visit to his mother,
who Is " resident Of hi. city.
Free Lunch
NJ the DemoLiao Hotel,
This Morning.
Alto.
Hot weather, unripe fruit, and ice
wafer are now frequent cause of Diar-
inca Dyacntery and Cholera Morbus.
ne best remedy for these is DR.. Rat,in-
gers Diarrhea aud Dysentery Powders.
FOR sale by all hrst-clas, druggists and |
ienlers in medicine. lw
The Rev. Dir. Ford, distinguished
Baptist minister was in the city saturday
m his way TO Paducah where he preached
yesterday. Mr., Ford will attend the
''earcrcek Association, to be held about
the middle of the current month n. Pulas-
ki.
lhos, Sultana, and Thos. Ellis. and Thos.
-he'ape by mistake took drop too much
on sunday and doubling their fists fought
IKE brave men long and well, and then
the 'hrce Ihomases appeared before his
nohor' Judge Bross aud each paid reason
able fine,
Thieves broke into Officer Robert.
sons garden Saturday night and robbed
II of all its roasting ears. To cover IN
their larceny the thievss opened the pa,e
and drove into the garden FIVE cows and
hiteen hogs. What the thieves neglected.
10 steal the cows and hogs eat
Free Lunch,
NJ the Demonico Hotel
This Morning
Alto.
nOon''a0le Arnold, while ,oliro ~
ordinance breaker before Bros ve.tas5a s -"
""' s''ucR at aud struck back. i,,,;oa ~,
prisoner under the right eye, for n'l,as i,'
onehse he was arrested by Never "'sn ,
nhed by Bross 70 aud costs. He noia 1 ~
IKE man, much TO McHale's dlsanno;r,
ment PP''"''
-ori's OF murder on the Kentucky
sn'fe opposite the city were heard on Sat
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|
We would call the attention of our
country friends who want TO get good
pictures to call on j. J. Thomas, who has
a very pleasant gallery on Commercial
avenue for their accommodation, and is
really the best artist we haye had in Cairo
for n long time. If
East India preserves at Jorgensens.
jy26tf.
-Shrivers oyster ketchup at Jorgen-
sens. jy2etf.
Genuine Spanish olives at Jorgen-
sens. jy26tf.
Imported London biscuits at Jorgen.
sens. jy2etf
The best fruit jars in the world for
sale at Parsons, Davis & Co., on Tenth
street. jy25d2w
Imported gherkins, chow-chow, picca-
lilo and onions, at Jorgensen's.
jy26tf
-Anchiovis, in pickle oil or salt, at
Jorgensen's. jy26tf
-Mason's improved fruit jars with glass
tops, sold by Parsons, Davis & Co.
jy25d2w
Go to Parsons, Davis & Cos friut-iar
emporium, Nos. s and 7, Tenth street.
iy25d2w
One thousand fruit jars, cheaper than
ever, for sale by Parsons, Davis d Co.
jy25d2w
.-Guava jelly and Bosnia prunes at Jor.
gcnsen's jy26tf
-Liebie's celebrated extract OF meat at
Jorgensens. jy2stf.
We guarantee the glass top jars as the
best Parsons, Davis & Co.
jy26d2w
Imported London Club and wor-
chcstershire sauce, at Jorgensen's.
jy26tf
The old, reliable Groove ring fruit
jars only $3.50 dozen and sealing wax,
for salc by Parsons Davis g. Co.
jy2jd2w
WIN. Ehlers, at his shop on goth street
Is still manufacturing every variety of
boots and shoes from genuine French calf
(he uses no other kind) which he sells
reSdy made or made TO order at prices
that defy competition. jy26tf
China queensware, cutlery, lamps,
glassware of all kinds, fruit jars, silver
plated ware, best quality and reduced
prices at Parsons, Davis & Co.'S, Nos. 6
nd I, Tenth street. iy25d2w
Genuine walnut and mushroom ketch-
ups, at Jorgensens. jy26tf
PHILLIP BAUGH is master OF his trade,
and warrants all Of his work to be of the
rery best material and manufacture; guar.
antees complete fit and entire satisfac-
tion, isnot confined to any particular style,
but makes every variety of boots and shoes
from the heaviest cowhide to the finest
French calf and morocco. He also keeps
large stock on hand, Of his o,on nianufae-
ture, and any one desirous of purchasing
good custom work cheap should call on
him ut his shop on Eighth st., south side,
near corner of Ohio levee, Cairo. diff
ST. NICHOLAS, boarders can Sc
cure good accommodations at the st. Mich
olas formerly the st. James, at - per
week. The house is at the corner of Ohio
levee and Eighth street, central location.
and is proprietored by Harry Walker,
hn ali a.. L. = 7
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JOHN HYLAND'S SALOON,
Corner Tenth street and Commercial
Avenue.

CUpERIoR liquors, beer, ale, ETC., and fngran,
- Ilsyanas always on hand, Those desiring de-
ivhtfl beverages should not ial to call and enjoy
them Al their wants will be attend to in man
ner that will warrant q return. All his liquors,
wines and cigars have been selected with great
care and critical taste
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-01
ORDINANCE No 10

Attest; N. HowLEY. civ CIeIt. "'
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-01
Mihiin Comfy.

The True Democrat SAYS: On Fri.
day last. November 18th, on elope-
ment took place in Allenville which
for a time created some stir. III. T.
Lichty. Of Centre county. eloped with
Miss EImira Lytle, (his cousin Of
Allenvile.
On Saturday last, Miss Catherine
McNit, a maiden lady aged about 81
years, died very suddenly, at her home
in Armagh township. The family had
sat down to their usual meal, and Mis-:
McNitt, after serving one or two 9th
ers reached across the table to belJ
herself when her hands and heac
dropped, and in a moment her spiri
had departed. We understand sht
had been considered in good health
for some time, and her death was prob
ably caused by paralysis.
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NATURE'S
Hair Restorative

Contains no LAC SULPHUR-No
SUGAR OF LEADING LITH-
ARGE-No NITRATE OF Sill
YER, and is entirely free from the
Poisonous and misunderstanding
Drugs used 10 other Hair Prepara-
tions.
Transpa,ent and clear as crystal, il will
not soil the finest fabric, perfectly SAFE
.cIEAN and EFFICIENT,--de
fn,ns LONG SOUGHT FOR AND
FOUND AT LAST
Ii restores and prevents the Hair from
becoming Gray, imparts son, glossy. ap-
nearance. removes Dandrutf, is refreshing
u the head, checks the Hair from falling
or ard restores il to great extent when
nrematurely lost, prevents Headaches,
eures an humors, cataneous eruptlons,
and unnatural heat. AS a DRESSl Nc
! POR THE IlAIR 1T III THE BEST Ar
lTICI.E IN TIE MARKET.
DIR. q. SMITH, Patentee, Aver, Mass.
Prpparea only BY PROCTER BROTH
ans gloucester, Mass. The genuine il
lput IN In n panel bottle, made expressly
! for II, with the name of the article blown
/ i'm the glass Ask your Druggist Tor ma
lTUEEa HAIR RESTORATIVE, and take ne
Othor.
aa-Send two three cent stamps 20 Proc
ter Brothers for Treatise on the Human
Hair The information it contains !
worth $780, 90 to any person. lsep. ~
I For sale at Centre Hall by VIM. Wol
and HerlAeher j. Cronmiiier-
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kpvERrIsNG AGEScIEs.-"It il fact
that all those persons doing business
which requires extensive advertising, and
who from the mode of conducting it are
able to arrive at a close approximation of
the results produced by each separate in
vestment in this way. are universal in the
opinion that better contracts can be secur-
ed through well-established Advertising
Agency like that of Geo. p. Rowell &Co.,
New York, than can be obtained from pub
fishers direct no matter how familiar
with rates and papers the advertiser may
be. Ii stands to reason that an agency
controlling patronage TO the extent of from
fifty TO one hundred thousand dollars pei
month, should be able to secure favor
which would not be accorded to any mer,
idividual, even # we omit entirely the bene
fits which they must derive from their ex
tensive experience. ~ Exchange. j.
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Marriage of Hon. Geo. w. Wood
ward.

Lexington, KY, November 23.-
Hon. Geo. w. Woodward, formerly Of
the supreme Court Of Pennsylvania,
and the present Representative in
Congress from the Twelfth Pennsyl-
vania District, was to-day married at
Lexington. KY, to Mrs. Z. III. Me
Allister, of that city, in the presence
Of brilliant company, representing
some Of the most distinguished lami-
lilies of Kentucky.
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lagee S sufficiently So for the community.
tth very neatly Buishcd both inside and
outside Tho pulpit md seats being wall
mas grained. 80 conclusion We say in ros
gsr3 o. this enterprise, well done. The
pccp'o horo new have meat and eomlor-
lab,y llt0o cA0gca 90 worship la, ard tots
society has gained permanent tooi ns
hgeo
We aaye heard, Nr EdittG that the
santo seoicty have W contemplation tho
building vtu chagoh e3lBco IN Your town,
W. know ,Ao society p reansyalley -
sbUnaHn.iyaltt to cree, ,ae which would
he aa homer to yung towa and r.acct orod-
ituaaa ,A,Wsu.y,,, and as lam informed,
ihey badly need ono. hrpo they VIII
nat ,UGtg ,As uriet .a 04i.
t FurNpo 90 CHuEcuEs,
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TvRxIPs.-Our friend Amos Alex
auder. Of Millheim, writes, Nov. 2Srd;
Il noticed IN your paper a few day:
age. about two large turnips that Col
Neti, Of Potter twp. sent 10 your office
anu which were vers hEe. But Mr.
John Kimport brought two into our
store, few DAYS ago. that weighed 81
pounds each, and has one at home
-ihat weighes 81 pounds. aud says tha!
he can let you have 200 bushels that
will weigh 5lbs apiece"
Wen, Mr. Kimport, subscribe foI
tie REPORTER and then walk right
up head, for we think you have trap
ped" everything in the tarnip class
for 1871.
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L.>i on GItls.
T.. q g4raaa Jusyss d.aua s Ss,czatef Ter.a s'
Lotfs a ~. lasis rag-.t llfss t-4 a4oHt9 1f -'uf
Saarshae Ges ga.ez, = i-eser
$. .ias JE' iaEa5, ia l.oa- 3 20 h-saa. Ni'.cT.
y ttls-.r. W Esffa
LiDeu. ) h-cAtp. > Eaa.aariusy.
HIataa Is i.tdnsEa
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uaias liaa ti5steriasa - A 3s.asle.
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fi1azri { 3l1tsllsr. , r. .-sls.-s-ssy.
9sass 5Fa Mylrs-. u efuariae.
tariis laase Ha1-aF 1tli.i-aa.
Bsllrigsis5 = G1azls. ; E--1. V ? Dznesa. .
Po.taf U sf.gef. WIN Eaal. ! g foal Jao Paor-naa.
Geo Hl,.1sf y eistasa ID i.l-1.slu4ts. a. keller
4Ar9a y lsas = iap he5, ss.. saa4isn, g 5 Hoy
tcstasaa /. t-asss. Os5 siss,g-. E-igaspsEeT.
Boz. , g. CagrTs. ) snaa, e frleiL
Mia sasph liss.g.
Ll-i 90 Psi.t s1r51a drau f5- S17casbrr Term Of
Cpaft eai1tself Avatsg tlt itsl nf Dee. A. u ISL
BeE isaie.J Thomas. s. G-lrzl,a, Grove. S
Al4Ha
Penn Rerztsst-r. waa air4-alas.
Taylor = lnsruHIFrr.
Z Z arsals-sta a i.sl..iIe. Same AargrEtef.
Hn,.sr3- p 8 tsins "a boga, 20 q As!trs.
Po..T - II issi. -. s.ee,aasl
Fhi..sssrs inaifa'nefs. % = Way.
PalHn. 4 -r!iatr. 1t d IHaVgss1.
haGEH. " ~ AuaiurFssn. w lt ftsaaa.
Nustn. a. TONGA
| iErFtH. GsEan.
! ffaiHra. Adam q WsEvcr.
1 liu.tra. $ 2 nnuspapa, ~ " Ho.t
! ArItfrs IuH LtFCsr.
L iAh-stF. D Ezf.raf.r
/ hiira IsaAtl kyaaHrr 8 Z. I1aft-
I GrHEr Geo 5sTse.
l sFn4g sGa AHttT. d miller.
Mll.sh1fE u gurfF
1 iiuarFh1r. S 4 Huston.
M-rsg ketsa.
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Sxow.-On Friday 9th, about
- Inches of snow fell, and the merry
bells jingled along the streets until
Saturday. =
A. A. Eerlin, student ut the Sc
linsgrove Seminary, paid cur sanctum
n pop visit on Saturday last. n
Co 10 IIoifer Bros. for cheap
goods always
!. A man fell off the roof Of Smiths
store, AZ Potiers Bank, the other day,
and brokc his name into three pieces
Cheap, Cheaper Cheapest.
The Meih0disis are holding \ pro-
.tra,ted meeting in the schoOl-house Of
this place.
Another snow storm on Wednes
day morning, and very cold weather.
j. P. Gephart has purchased the
Miilheim lanyard.
Col Taylor, who owns q farm
near this town, has been "golng for"
the railroad company for passing over
his land. We think the road viii
pass over anyhow.
A jury Of seven has been appoin-
ted by the court TO assess the damages
which may be sustained by land-own-
ers on the railroad between Belleionte
~.anA End Of Mountain.
-Farmers, Mechanics. Carpenters,
&c, read the wonderful advertisement
Of VI Manigal, in another column.
There vas strike among Solt's
railroad hands, on Wednesday,
was cold aud they struck "for the
stove" like true patriots, who strike
for their homes aud fresides.
Pork is reported sellieg at cts,
and beef ut &c.
The family of........ ........ at
Aii!lheim, is sorely stricken at this
time, being afflicted with no less than
T or 8 cases oftyphoid lever
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COMMISSIONERS SALE 81 unsyaiyt,
u hands. lu pursuane. OF au act Of As
scmhly passed cn thu @a.h day Of March,
\. D. ie24 ;to Go. mi,-iuners ot Centre
County wjll sen al public sale AZ the Court
House. iu the borough ~ Beilcfoute on
SATURDAY. the 2-th iay gt January \. ID.
ls12 th1 following described tracts and
parts oft-ucis III unseat,d lands purchased
by ,he Coanty a. Treasurer sale, and
which have remained uarcdeemed for
the spac o.. aye years and upwards;
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We manufacture % order.
Oar work 8 neat aal daubis
Our prices are very moderate.
We warrant 70 give satisfaction,
We have the LARGEST and BEsI
stock Of Ladies and Childrsn's shaes e.
town.
Wearp receiving goods ey ~ week.
We wish an examination ~ ouy gools.
The PcnnsyAlley trade q especially in-
viied ta call and see our stacs. we fhinl
ne can please all who csg as fp styles
quality, and prices we study 20 reuAsi
satisfaction, aud although $50 hare bad aI
extended trade Cor years, Wa AsTc neYei
given a customer cause 81 camPlail.
sp.l5 if
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INK NnrICR.-ln

MA NOAANa Es--AN ANtVgNAHSN WIZ
4 an act OF ASSEMBLY, notice is hereby
given 20 the citizens ot Potter, from whom
taxes for school purposes for the present
$Near are daa, thst On all such taxes
rajJ O. the undersigned Treasurer, st has
residence on OF before iSsh ot November
nextiaero will ho deduction Of iiVe per
csua.m. On an taxes paid within ono
month alcr said date no deduction Will be
made. and THAI upon All school taxes re-
naiuing unpaid AFTER December lAih next
there wall Be an addition OF Eve per Gen.
tam Ry order Of the Beard,
FRED. kURTZ,
auso1 San Treasurer.
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IMpoRrANr 10 BUSINESS MEN
sEha circulation Of the REroRTER, on
this side ofthe county, is now greater
than that Of any two paWr IN the
county, hence business men who wish
to roach the Pennsvalley trade, viii
advance their own interests, by advell
Using ia the RRroRrER. Oar sahserir.
ton list is open To the inspection Of ali
who wish 20 advertise.
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GOLDEN FoUNrAIN PEN,-Something
new ana novel Sc suro and'read the adj
ver;isemcnt Ia our paper, headed Great
est Invaa;ion of the Age We believe
lhe Golden Fountain Zen Is unsurpassed,
"a good pen IS q necessity 70 every man,
chance 10 make money in introducing
good and saloahle article jan - y.
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SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. Reuben
Valentine, died mt bis homo. near
Be!lefonie, on last Saturday morning,
25th, of heart disease. He had an at-
tack the day before, in the rolling mill
where he fell over IN fit.
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We see there is talk. down the country
OF running s line Of railroad from Duncan
non to Northumberland. on the west sid,
Of the SUsquehauua. Such line would b,
an immense advantage to the coTmuuiiy il
more respects than one. Itwould bresk III
the Northern Cerual monopoly, and add
wonderfully IA The accommodation Of tbs
travelling public. Furthermore, line from
Northumberland 20 the Csiawissa junction
through Lewisburg, would be q natural
result Ths length ofthe latter extension
would be eleven miles, and the road bed
very fine, par; Of which WAS graded ready
for the rails in 1853 We hope TO hear NOR,
Of this kind Of talk.
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4 "A CARD Wa have removed uppoait4
+ - ihn Bush ileHto sad afe ceiling out oai
ipel lrii ifpm thn Gro At hhfshirN. Wa
Uli bH laatli Obliged ln our aud all to cal
l4Hi settle ihsif accounts Wn would ans
I - Oa. HaNarag5 ifienda aHd ga fomcFe, 4
generous patronage fArf have always be.
sinaea en a.,
BURNSIDE & THOMAS.
GOOD NEWS F0ls THEPEOPLE
Great Attraction aud Great HnrRAinBl
ffiHB unaerisnpd, gctrrmind 81 meet ths
A. popular demand Tor Lower PFices. 10.
peuthHly rullsthe attention ~ the public
6ADDLERY,
aow offered hi the old siaad Designed e..
peeiail faf tAp 4enpleani thetimeA, the lar.
sesi and aesi varied and complete ass0rt,
AeHt ~
Saddles. liarnesg. Collars. Brides.
afevely descl iHfinH sad auAliiy. wilma
anil q Mff everything complete lo A frst-
lass ssiRbils sAlneHi. ~ h04 offers nt prices
4hieh wiii suli the iisuff
tA aot5F variety a better qnAiitr nf hnes
~ - a8saiarf hHs never before been ~.
efe8 Ae public Coll and examine oml
ieck and bt saiislea before purchasing
sifoN bore
Determined la please my patrons and
fhaakiHi faF ths liberal share 1T patronage
aefrtai.He nlggea- / respectfully solicit 4
aantlnu#het nf the aame.
JACOB DINGEE. Centre Hall
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NT j. %. ETTELE'S
w H0LEsALE VINE Il LIQUOR
st o l. T.
Bidhop treet. Hciie.oatc, IN the sione bull
ding .orncrly occupied pY the Key
Stone Bakery
rakef pleasure s. Informing the public that
Dee keep. constantly GA hand . supply %
rhuiro Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
.Ia Asrrfs. kegs aaf Casks -rarranfod
10 sassfss fas eaaatifg repecseafed.
Tie a.tegiiua of practleing physicians j.
ied g. Ais stock 81
PURE LIQUORS,
suiah,e fer nelieal purposes Bottles,
.uEs. ard agm8qhns constantly on hand.
.He hnF tbe ONLY PURE NECTAR
WHISKY Cd town.
Ali liquors arc warranted 10 give fatis-
faclion. Liquors viii - sold by the quart,
barrel. O. iieree. he lee q large lot 81
BOTTLED LIQUORS
Of the fnesf esades on hand.
Confident that be can please customer
Ae respecitalag s0iiciss share ef public pas
f~arage nylfti
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Ga Sunday, December Srd, Rev.
Sahm. ID. d., will administer the
Lords Supper, in the Luthern Church,
n. Aaronsburg.
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GPINDLE SKEINS for wagons, ell 81
- zes, at the s.gn Of the Anvil.
apl06s. IRWIN WILSON.
.T AMPS OF EVERY VARIETY and
Ia kind 40
apl0 SO IRWIN & WILSON'S.
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rfE teSs REPORTER
FRIDAY, DEC. l., 1851.
..3cAL ITEMS.

.JgAL asxS,--0ur friends will oelig,
a by seading in any items OF local inter
-st. tneladiug deaths, marriages, nc, ~
uch arc cagarly read by your friends N
,g3 vast. many of whom set the Reporter,
Ne would esteem tia favor II our kind pa.
irons would occasionally MALTA copy 81
.he Reporter 10 relatives and acquaintan-
,es who formerly lived IN Centre county
p3 removed 10 other pats, which would
.al,ee many to become subscribers.
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That pepper and salt color which renders
your hair 80 conspicuous, can essily be
rcmedied by u.iuga bottle or twoof Na-
ftfrc HGiT RcstorGfirs. u
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HING-Overooats Pants, Vests
and Dress Coats, cheap, at VOLTS.
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DEntcArloN.-TheL Lord willing. the
newly erected church at Woodward,
Centre Co. Pa. will be dedicated to
the worship Of God, on Sabbath, Dee.
10Th, 1871. Revs. Rearick, Swengel
and Aurand are expected to assist cn
the occasion.
+. SrAMBAcH,
pa,.9ta, Pastor.