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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10
UNITED STATES CONGRESS.


In the Senate, yesterday, the resiRna-
tion Of Richard Delahcld. AS Regent Of
the Smithsonian Institute, wnh received
Petitions presented for subsidies 20
Steamship lines, and that Jersey City
be made a port Of entry.
The Pension Appropriation bill was
passed
The claim Of postmaster on account
of the failure " bank in which he had
deposited public funds. was rejected.
The question Of repeating the income
tax was taken up. The bin was passed
by vote of 26 10 -.
In the Senate, petitions were presented
for and against bridging the Ohio, and
in favor OF admitting salt free of duty.
A Joint resolution, appointing Gen.
sherman Regent Of the Smithsonian
Institution, was passed
The bin proposing abhreviation In
legislative forms was passed.
Ia the Senate, memorials were presen-
ted in favor Of the establishment OF a
homeopathic university az Washington.
In the Senate, the Income Tax Repeal
hiil was received from this House, with
tho suggestion that such measures could
originate only in that body. Ii was pro-
posed that this view be not concured in,
and that n Committee Of Conference be
appointed on the subject. This course
was adopted.
A Joint resolution was offered. COM
mending the suffering poor of France TO
the sympathy and charity Of the people
of this country.
4 bill 10 establish n new steamship
line between New York and European
ports was introduced and referred.
A bin for new Federal Registration
law, was introduced.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

DULUTH. the Lake Superior terminus
of the Northern Pacific Railroad, claims
a population Of about 1900. Two years
ago the total number of inhabitants in
the place did not exceed forty. Then
nearly the whole of the town site was an
unbroken forest now there are about
1900 acres of cleared and improved
lands within the city limits, while there
are nine miles OF streets well graded,
and two Of them partially macadamized,
besides four miles Of plank sidewalks of
an average width of ten feet. There are
nearly COO buildings IN the place, and in
these and other substantial improve
ments more than million and quarter
Of dollars has besn invested. The aggre-
gate sales of the mercantile and bust
ness houses during the past year, the
Duluth, Tribune says, have amounted 20
nearly S., 900, 900. Over 10000 tons of
freight were received at and shipped
from Duluth during the eight months
ending Dec. 81, 1870.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

A sailor writes 20 the Troy Tsmos that
the hardest part OF the work at the
ChinchA Island is done by the Coolies,
who are induced by false representations
10 enter the service. They imagine
that they are going 90 a land OF
promise. and they agree 10 serve five
yearsin order 10 pay for their passage.
But they are doomed 10 gTicvuus disap-
pointment. and find themselves prisoners
ON the island. where few ever survive
the specified apprenticeship. They
labor about six hours day, which is
severe task in NO hot n place. But lit
tie care il taken Of them. They are
fed on fish and other cheap food. and
live in little cabins To make them
work they are supplied with strong
drink, which hastens their end, and
when they die they are buried among
the guano, which soon consumes the
bodies and transforms them 90 its own
nature. The guano Is put into sacks
and is sent down from the heights in long
chEtes made Of timber, and when il ar
rives bag will be put on the head of q
Coolie, who will carry il 10 the boat. II
is thus taken 10 the ship, which will bc
loaded in a week The Coolies, in ad-
dition 10 whiskey. consumes n great
deal of opium, which is t~ought there
for their use They smoke rather than
chew il, and most OF them are opium
smokers habit which few ever break
of. and which is in the highest degree
destructive.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

THE HoRRoRs of n bombardment are
forcibly illustrated in the following in
cident related by Paris correspondent
In the midst Of the firing nine people
sat down 10 breakfast in small house
upon the plateau of Avron. There were
the commander Of the Sixth Battalion
Of Mobiles OF the Suine vi. Heintzler J,
his wife, the adiutant of thebattalion,. a
captain. two heutenants, an ensign, n
chaplain, and doctor-nearly oil of the
same battalion. A Prusian shell came
smashing upon the table, and killed six
Of the party. The commandant and his
wife were wounded The only one who
escaped unhurt was the doctor. OF the
eight persons who were killed, six be-
longed 10 this little party. There wants
but shell TO give us butter, one of the
party had said. Instantly came n shell,
and blew six Of them out Of existence,
while wounding two more, the command
ant and his wife
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

THERE Ia, or was, recently living in
Penobscot County, Maine, centenarian
negro. 10y the name Of Van Meter. He
was once called as q witness before the
County Court, then held by n rather aged
officinl, Judge Perham. The lawyers on
each side, by questioning and cross-ques-
tioning, had pumped the negro pretty dry,
and got him into n state of extreme per-
plexity. The Judge, in kindness, thought
he would interfere, and put some plain
questions for Van Meters relief. The
negro, not approaching the motive, and
thinking the game of cross-questions was
still TO continue, broke out with beseech-
ing look to the bench I'D Jn't you meddle
nor make in this business, old grandsir I;
I've got as much as can do tend TO these
men down here" The Judge subsided.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

STOCK RAISING IN COLORADO. Stock
raising is an important industry in Col
orado. The best grazing lands are along
the South Platte and its mountain tribu-
taries, and the Arkansas The latter
courses through Southern Colorado, and
along its valley the great herds are most
ly pastured. They are driven north in
the Spring and shipped Ito Chicago and
ST. Louis, for beef. A late estimate
shows that there are now in the Terri
tory about 10000 head OF cattle and
1900 sheep. During the past Fall con-
siderable droves we're shipped East. A
new business has Just been inaugurated
in Denver, that Of shipping dressed beef
to Chicago. three hundred and fifty
head we're slaughtered the past week and
packed into ten cars. The common box
cars were used, with frames set in for
hanging up the beef. About two car
loads OF wool and ten Of hides nre ship
ped East from Denver every month.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

In HIoHLRE. Motley, daughter
of the American ex-Minister at the Court
OF st. James, was married TO Mr. Brin-
sley Sheridan, at Frampton Church.
There was n large attendance OF the
nobility, and English literary and scien-
tific circles were numerously represent
ed. The display of toilettes was mag
nifcent. The bridesmaids we're Miss
Sheridan, Miss Motley, Miss Sturgis,
Miss Bumpfylde, and Miss Norton.
The young married couple will spend
their honeymoon at Poltimore Park.
The ex-Minister, who received the con-
gratulations from all the members Of the
Corps Diplomatique in London, as well
as from the leaders of London aristo-
cratic society, will shortly proceed 10
Holland and reside at the Hague as the
guest of the Queen.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10
Fish (ulture.

The Commissioners OF Fisheries Of the
State of New York hereby give notice that
they can furnish black bass, young bull
heads or catfish, white bass and rock bass,
roach, perch, suntish and pike perch, com
monty called yellow pike, for stocking
waters in any part Of that State, free of ex-
pense, to all persons who will send some
one to receive and take charge of them, as
living fish can only be delivered at the
state breeding establishment, Caledonia,
N. Y. Communications should be address
cd to Seth Green, Rochester, N. ", and
descriptions given, 80 that the Commits
sioners can Judge which species Of fish is
best adapted to them.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

A GENTLEMAN of Halifax, being at n
ladies' fair not long since, and being sol
isited TO buy something by fair crea-
ture who kept one of the tables, said
he wanted TO buy what he heard wns not
for sale--a lock Of hair. To his surprise
and delight she promptly cut of the COW
eted curl and received the price offered
ten dollars. The happy purchaser was
exhibiting his trophy to one of his
friends, who very suddenly blasted his
Joy by saying, "She rather outhanked
you for, to my certain knowledge, she
only paid three dollars Tor the whole
wig.g
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

A FARMER cut down n tree which stood
so near the boundary line Of his farm.
that il was doubtfui whether il belonged
TO him or to his neighbor. The neigh
prosecuted the man who cut it, for dam
ages. The case was committed from
court to court. Time was wasted, tenn
per soured. and temper lost but the
case was finally gained by the prosecu-
tor. The last my friend knew of the
transaction was, the man who "Rained
the cause" came 10 the lawyers Office 10
execute deed Of his whole farm, which
he had been compelled TO sell to pay his
costs Then, houseless and homeless
he could thrust his hand into his pockets
and triumphantly exclaim, live beat
him
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

A WITTY clergyman, entering the house
OF one Of his elders, found the old man
numerically whipping one of his sons, o
lad about fourteen years old The deacon
defended himself, saying '1t was best to
make an impression when the wax was
soft" cay" said the pastor, "but that
don't hold here for the whacks were not
soft" The deacon let the boy go.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

The EPISCOPAL CHURCH. According
to statistics given in the Church Journal,
the Episcopal Church in 1860, before the
Act OF Secession was passed, hid 81
Bishops, 2,028 clergymen in % dioceses,
1861 communicates, and 112, 912 Sun
day sch Dol scholars. There are now 80
diocesan and 8 missionary bishops.
2,760 clergy, with 900, 900 communicates
and 262, ,729 Sunday school children.
The contributions for missionary and
church purposes for last year amounted
to 81. .003, TOP. There have been 208 or
dinations, and the deaths OF the clergy,
including two bishops, were 80.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

Mrs. Pariington, ON reading an Ae-
count Of a schooner having her iibboom
carried away in Long Island Sound,
one night last week, wondered why
people would leave such things ont o.
doors nights, 10 be stolen when there
were so many burglars about, pilfering
every thing they could lay their hands
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

FMoHrFUL STEAMBOAT DISASTER. -
The steamer w. II. Arthur, from New
Orleans for Louisville, IA miles above
Memphis, exploded her boilers tearing
away the forward part of the cabin and
texas. The boat than took fire and
burned until the bow sank. The night
was very dark, and after the explosion
most Of the passengers rushed down
to the lower deck, many in the con-
fusion jumped into the river. When
the bow sank, the waves swept from
the lower deck, all who had gathered
there. 1t is believed that by the disas-
ter no less than 81 lives were lost
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

BRowS's BnoNcHrAr. TRocHEs, for pull
monaFy and Asihmatie Disorders. have
pr0rad their efficacy by a test of many
wears, and have received testimonials
from eminent men who have used them.
Those who are suffering from Coughs,
Colds, HOarseness, Sore Throat, kc..
should try {" The Tr0obes. simple rene
dy which is in almost every case efieo-
tnal
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

he ra~ Asir4ar-ss asasHhsre II winter er~.t-s Had
nrErAsst1s mAHy asal To FFct@at Themselves rs.
iscsaAis posss asainsi the invisbis daaEr's whA
suFysesa thsm this season. shozad hs ne sIspeai
uf poFsuns cansGtnttanAIy dnlonsr A trre
saisaal EF-paFs,oa Which - shoroash'y iEaons
and isysussias the stomach. the uvsf aaA tAs nsvsa
Hes~ttrra HsssF at thar agreeable saac ia
partioaiaIiy advisable foH eyspepo hioaa aua uuous
sufferers. The oaaA dAmp. Ahd tyiAE weather ~hoh
Fcusray pFrvAa ln oar s4maa- st this p-aed % the
yssr saddsn ehsls hare very bad ees upon dszpap-
srs Ana ndisidaas Of hiioas hsiis gnfrrgusnsiy
yscins eoarrssau uf she ivsror to~ri. ~ ls frerr
.oanesmcs ef intermleui rersiit@ns rhAractrr.
Atiaelz a rhssmatsn also te be zfghenaea, aae
whrn tsrs teas-nsg thAi osnplAint the hitess
W be- fpane she best p-rr~ntvn The aFrnthua az tAe
great vegetable direct ard sutia II sEnnaina
Asd sFsnEfArns The digestive Aad reorvtrs organs aad
he nsrFe. and psts the syslRz IN ooHien " resist
the artinn af taas torHuiaAha foes vitality. m ir-
prrAiarp nsd uuwhoirorr wsnds and fogs- bs qnirh-
rauE sgpeFcas eircaiAtoa. pifhoai crrssng aay-
thinr nsTroschtas fey. lnEaEts toss - ts skin.
ana tus r~naerp ae rurfana os chs bads cmpsFatrpJ
isHpussi1as 20 unhoasfisy eEl~rnai tnaaepurA
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10
IIOUsR

HOUSE,
Bill passed extending the benefits Of
the act establishing an asylum for dis
abled soldiers and sailors 10 those who
fought in the war Of 1872.
A bin was passed turning over several
military reservations near the forts on
the Western frontier 90 the Secretary Of
the Interior 20 be sold.
Mr.. Dawes, Chairman Of the Commit.
tee ON Appropriations, was asked wheth-
or there was likely TO be Il session OF
Congress on the 4th Of March, and re-
piled that thee undoubtedly would be,
and in his opinion il would continue un-
Ill the middle Of April or the first of
Nav.
In the House, n communication was
received from Commissioner PleasoDtOn,
in relation 10 the income tax, in which
he expressed the belief that the evils
more than eounterhalRnce the benefits
derived from It's retention, and recon
mends its unconditional repeals
A bill allowing additional representa-
ton IN the Forty-third Congress. was
introduced and referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee.
In the House, Mr. Hooper raised n
question Of privilege On the Income Tax
Repeal bill from the Senate. that the
Constitution required that all measures
20 raise money should originate in the
House. After some debate, the Speaker
ruled the question well taken, the obiec-
ton having been made that the bill only
repealed an act 10 raise money. The
previous question WAS moved, and Mr..
hOopcr's resolution was adopted.
Ia the House bills were introduced
prohibiting the sale Of intoxicating
liquors 10 any civil, military or naval
officer Of the Government, and making
the penalty Of intoxication on the part
Of Government employees prompt disnis-
sal from the service.
Ban introduced 10 regulate commerce
among the several States The latter
bin provides for a general Law under
which railroads, canals and other high
ways, from one State 10 another, may be
established and operated.
4 resolution was adopted welcoming
the Fenian exilcs.
Report made from the Judiciary Com
mitteo adYerse 20 the claims of woman
for the franchise under the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth amendments
In the House the hill was passed which
authorizes the Secret 'ry Of the Navy 10
institute proceedings to obtain damages
and indemnifcation for the destruction
Of the Oneida in the Bay Of Yeddo.
The Senate substitute for the hill abol-
ishing the offices Of Admiral and Vice
Admiral in the Navy vas non-concurred
in aud committee Of Conference asked
for.
The bin 10 extend the bounty-land
systcm 90 soldiers and sailors OF the late
war. their widows and orphans, Was pass
ed by n vote Of lSf 10 ?
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

CHAPPED HANDS, face. rough skin. pim-
piles, ringworm. Salt-rhenm, aud other
cutaneous affections. cured, and the slim
made soft and smooth, by using the Ju-
NmER Tar Soar, made by CAswELI.
HAZARD 4 Co, New York. II is more
convenient and easily applied than other
remedies, avoiding the trouble Of the
greasy compounds now in use.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

Two children died from tasting the
contents of a vial picked up in the ruins
of drug store burned i'm Milford, Mass,
recently. This makes five who have
lost their lives by the FIRE in question.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

DEsPIcABLE MEAsNEss. a Penn
syIvania road lately, wedge of iron was
fastened with ropes and spikes on the
rail, with the small end towards the pas
senger train. The freight train coming
West struck the large end, and having q
very heavy engine, kept the track. 1t is
supposed to have been the work of some
person or persons who have particular
desire for revenge on the engineer of the
train. he having received notice few
davs ago that he must leave the road or
his life would be in danger.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

With tho exception Of Kansas. Virgin
in and West Virginia, elections have been
held in all the State Legislatures which
were entitled 30 elect United States Sea-
ntors for the terms beginning on the
fourth OF next March. The following
list will show the names Of the outgoing
and incoming Senators
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

A little flower 70 lovely grew,
10 loaely was IL left,
That heaven looked hike an eye Of blue,
DowR in its rocky cleft,
What could The flower do
In such tlarKsome place,
But try Go reach that eye of blue,
And climb 10 kiss heavens faccp
And there's no life so long and low,
But strength may still be given,
From narrowest lot on earth % grow
The atraighter up 10 heaven.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

Rspal can II, Roman letters and Democrats IN italics
II will be seen that the composition of
the Senate will he considerably changed
NJ the next session. From twenty-four
States, but FIVE Senators have been re-
elected, viz: Morrill,, Wilson, Cragin,
Anthony and Robertson.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

SHOW THs TO YoUR GRocERs. "A pa
per calls attention to the fact that on the
first day of January the tax on the fol-
lowing named articles was reduced per
pound as stated in the following table.
Watch prices and see il you discover
any difference
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

Children have been so crammed "
with study in the Troy schools, that
physicians have found it their duty to
interpose and prescribe, not drugs, but
fewer lessons.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

Gen. Joseph ]. Reynolds, commander
of the Fifth Military District, has been
elected United States Senator from Tex
rs, to succeed Morgan G. Hamilton on
the 4th Of MARCH.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10
TO PHYSICIANS.


Allow rac 10 cAIl vonr attention 10 my PRE-
PARATIoS or coMpoUED EXTRACT BU-
Gnu. The component paris are. BuCHu,
Jono LIAR, cUBEBs, JUETrER BERRIES.
MopK or PAErAnAuos.- BudiIn. in vaeuo,
Juniper Berries, by dlafiIlAtlon, 10 fJrm iino
RIn. cHhalm extracted by displacement with
Spirits obtained from Juniper Derrions very
little sugar Ia used. and . small proportion of
spirit. IA ln more palnlable than any n0w in
nse.
Buohu a. prepared BY Druggists, il of dark
color. ID ln plant that rmlln its fragrance
the action Of fame destroys this flsa active
principal. leaving . DARK and slnsinous de-
eoctipn Mine In tha color of ingredients.
Tho BEelln In my preparation prodomlnatcs.
the smallest quantity Of the other ingredients
ara Added. 10 prevent fermentation upon In
nFecsion II win be found not 10 be Tlncturc.
as made In Pharmacopnas nor is 4 syrup
and therefore can be used In cases whore fgveF
nr inflammation eriat. Tn shis, YOU have tho
knowledge Of the ingredients and ihe mode q
preparation.
Hoping tina you wiE favur u with o trial.
and that upon inspection u Win meet With yerr
appreciation,
with feeling Of pFofonnd oonhdeDces
am, very respectfully,
H.T. BEINBoI.D.
Chemist and Druggist Of 10 Years Experiences.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

An,uRAr GREEN has arrived at Kings.
ton. Jannaica, from San Domingo, and
ssports the feeling in favor of annexation
Ne United States as unanimous
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

II is reported that the viii Of the late
A. K. P Welch, viii be contested by the
trustees of Harvard College.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM,
THK NratruG ron crEINa
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. BRONCHITIS.
ASTHMA. AND GROUP.
As nm Expeciorant Il has no Equal.

As an ExpeetorAnt IL mas NO Equsl.
II !. oonpo.s4 o, the arslvs pupeplus cf rooss saa
tiAnts uhi are ehrmloaig crtrartea 90 10 rctaan
an thesr medical qualities
MINISTERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
Who srs 50 sep acssa vith throat diseases vin snd
sD,sesi~s riTr rri,si has thl balaSsa. taiea lev
ussr. wl .psarr a FeFIlAson oare.
rad ths followias and lsArH the vaias q
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
what the Doctors say.
Ame. wooty. NJ d, q kaala.ke Co, indiaaa. says.
los ihrrp yCsrp ps have ua.d Allen LnnE Bs,sam
sl.s9ss s ssr m ~ sf ass sn s sa .i 4 sA'' ''
isa.s r po.aA. ". d. Q. Lag.h Ga os,e sAy, : Al-
ieCs tatssisciion IN every oase witha ms kDewleaFe
IlnraE caanaracs In. w. and kno~eF taat i posrs~gs
p1sessss S1ss,s ana ss sss sS1sd s5o s S A. an sS @
il s mot certainly far aAssd q any ErepsrAtioa
SsaS,P.s iis5rs HR; + M a.aaslsssrz. vs,@Ga. .ss,
ressAi AGENT fus lie ears q diseasss q NE throat
hranchial tphe-. ard TIE innEs.
Dr. L,S q 4s9 sss ssss - s ss a1ass H. .aE ss
Il have no brptason IN STATING that ~ ne nHe
.. ycaT lanE RalsAn that ara nov alive aad e1ioy'aS
D.. Frsebsr. Of Missouri .sy, "T,roonmene ysur
ass M. n rTes TssasfassiS5 's''
DR. A. L. scovHLL.
Who has fcr mzny yea- been lnowa 70 As rvhhs
dies fos shr innRs recanmanda ALHKxn LrsB nAI@AM
rurraanlnr AnyfninR THAT hhs ever b-rn uarfr tc
the uahc gnr tie of lang dilRAa@A Hs hAn nrn it
tu his ews family wh great saccss 10 the cf ha
ststrr Who snpoad 60 be IN The last Is es 81 c-
sumption This lnay " now vel. and has ern pefma-
upntly cured hg tts une.
ucad tn this medicine before they the c&Af
Ne know very many valuable lives beua ssrcd ~
brsnr r-rsnMdpd fa rrvW " q trial.
pON'T DESPAIR because All ether rrrnedhns have
failed bot try this remedy and yun will not TIE deoevcd
N win cure when an others fAn.
Directions ACCOMPANY each bottle.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10
Lands in Southwest Missouri

The Atlantic aud Pacific II. X. Go.
Rave Cos sAis isoo aees q bes qHAE. lons eFuat
Cheap.
Tmm lands EFa 9as4 brUnRAA inta mAErt. hnF&n& bmnM
Preserved sTnr lsa tlA tie caHrrttqn - thAs E1ad
kens q frar An1s have eQns into sEspranicfn hAneA
ActnAl Isrs uains an1 u f@fn otf AEe sales
mashe Tsa best etimMte wth hhnFt. Enid WiuhHs and
fsam MaAa@r relieved hy KnaaKnn evataan frnm great
hWaf 49, bsafanrss knprFamF all nat1ulffawM
drnrIes. inFiL@ settlers - this REGION
IDf uSfslrulzrr, iH psIaIlhrIs, apply -
AMOS TftCA. LAID Gonna tssaeneF,
Cor. 6iHih and W aiun STA
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-10

IFrum tho largest Manufacturing Chemists sn
the WoFid-l
AovE3hEh A, 1854.
M"I am acquainted with Dir. H. 7. Helmboid
he occupied The Drug Store opposite my resi-
dence. and was sunceaAfni in conducting tiio
hssness wberu others ned pOs beea equally 20
before him- / hays been Adversary impressed
with his character and enterprise"
wu-l.aAM wEfGHTMkN,
Firm OF Powers a WcishtHnhn. Manufne-
turing chsEaista. Ainih and Br0wn hiE-.
PhlAdelphia.
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