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u. c. GrTELIrs has received new SIP.
ply OF Caps, and large assortment Of
candy, &c, lie also keeps on hand lot Of
wheat and buckwheat -four. with viii n he
can accommodate the public. All hose in
need of clothing. fruits, confectionaries.
Hour &c, will find Mr.. GU'elus q liberal
and accommodating gent leman 10 deal
with,
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Dcavcr-Jo.cph n IIoipo, Isaac, Alran

Gcaycr-Josrph y lIqinos Isaac, Adrand,
Isaac krcbbs, Daniel llassin.er, 10.
seph Long
Beaver West hhram Il MilNcswor'h.
Henry llo.t4shoc. Isaac Il tlsh. Elias
foreman, solomon Krebbs, Wm. Henry
Saith.
Chapman-James c FranSlin, Washington
wilt, Joseph Mei.cr, Able llerrolI,
lieH"y SerhOol, DAME! Rolr,r, Patr.ca
Brown
Ccnier-John Young, Peter Hartman.
Franklin--John Norman
Jackson -DobcrI 7 Cornelius, Samuel 7
Walter
Midlleburg Henry Il Reigls
Monroe-Wiliam II lille. Joseph Doust
Penns-Charles Miller. Henry Meyer. Jo-
mas fcter, Isaac Erlly, William Ilughs,
Samuel + Woodling, George KooLn,
Isaac Rau, Philip llilbish.
Perry-ueorgc Cooling, Jonlthan Gcln.t
Casper horuborger, Jacob Mminm.
Selius drove-G Wash Glass, William S
Keller
Washing siou-Francis Glass. Daniel S
Boyer, John llepner, Ncnry X. Moy er
John Mengel, Daniel Eisenhart, Freder.
lex q, Glass.
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JUSTICES CoURT.-On the 2Gth ult =, Jus
hce Weizel, of Beavertown held a court for
the trial of several cases. 4 large crowd
assembled in the squire's courtroom, filling
II to Overlooking and causing the -four TO
give way-necessary repairs were made
and the court preceedcd-a jury trial in
Beavsr'own was new thing, hence tho in-
'sre't manifested, and the unusually large
attendance.
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UNUSUAL ACCiDENr.-A York Parcr savs
young man by the mamo of Augustu.
Brown, of Codorus twp, York co., nrosc
very carly in the morning whilst making.
fire gaped ond dislocoIed both joint, Of the
lower jaw. lie was conveyed to The Office
Of DR.. Albough who adjusted the disl,ca.
tion with the aid of Dr. Yost.
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In the LewiHowa Gazette Of Jan. 9th
we observed the following item in regard
to the death Of Mr.. lIoyt;
"We understand the Penn Mutual In.
snrance Co., in which John lIoyt was in
Snred for $4,000, has entered suit for dam
ages against the Miliin & Centre county
Railroad Co. This case VIII probably ties,
the right of railroads to run engine. with
the tender in front"
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Rev. e, W. Kirby, NJ. 4. preacher Of
high standing heretofore. ha, been e1nyic.
'sd Of adultery at Chambersburg and sen.
ieucod to fine Of $3.50 and 3S days i'm q.
prisonmeni. Mr.. X asserted his innoceAce
10 the last, aud If he il so both his conyic
'ion and sentence are great wrong; If
guilty, too light.
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ST. NALLESriSRs DAY anil Asa Wcincs.
day fall together this year. February II
There will be singular mixture of proies
'at'ou, pieiy aad self humiliation on the
occasion.
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SosT Of the girls about town have been
greatly disappointed this winter. They
proposed to get up some lively slsighing
parties, and 60 into the match making
business, which they. the dear creatures,
say could he done 80 nicely under buffalo
robes. We advise them, however, TO stick
to 1t, snow or no snow, anl not let leap
year pass by uuinproyci. We have n lot
Of bachelors about our town who are al.
ready becoming n nuisance to themselves
for the reason that they lack su.fi ,ient
courage to tell what they want, anl what
would they be ere another leap year rolls
irouud. Girls "go for lhem," nnl show
them no quarter short of an unconditional
surrender.
We clip The aboye from one Of our ex
changes. but don't mean to Lit any body
about our town.
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ID. u. MoYsR, ESQ, and class, will give a
vocal and Instrumental concert, at Rich.
field. on the evening of tho 10Th inst.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Ferry Haas, tried and found guilty at
sunbury, for the murder of Martin Cher
dorf, has been granted new trial, which
will take place at the March term.
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The family Of Solomon Kremer, of Perry
township, have measles by the wholesale.
Mrs. kremer and ten children have them at
the 81 me time.
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NOTiGE.-The undersigned building
committee, Of the Lutheran and Re.
formed congregation of lIassinger's old
church, TO erect a new church edihce on
er near the tile Of The old building. hereby
give notice that the said new building will
extend northwardly into the grave yard,
and that persons having friends or rela.
lions buried within l3 feet Of the church
will remove he remains on or before the
mrs, day Of April next. by order Of the
building Committee.
Henry HEiMpAcn,
REUBEN DgcRgR,
JAcoB HAoKESBERo,
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We clip the following from the "Truc
Democrat :"
'rosr OFrIcEs.--A p osioiiice has been es
~'h'hed at Painter (near Lillcyvillc,) in
Decatur township, on the line of the Sun.
oary and Lewisiown RR., and Frank Mil.
~, w understand, appOlpiel postmaster.
=, a lostofice has also been established al
"'gn'rs IN the same township, aud Geo
'aylo' appointed postmaster,
me mail route on lhe old road TO Nor
cumberland has been disco nlinued. the
o"oss Y Decatur and Bonneville being
"Pph~I by carriers from the railroad.
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Co. A., p. n G.. we are informed will
drill and celebrate the % inst, washing.
tons birthday every member to haye 2C
rounds OF cartridges.
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'EOaEas i G0ssirneres
HiEpw' AYD QUgEyswARE.
SALT AND FISH,

And ia fact everything u,.ally kepi in y
Ursi class country store. All of which wa
p'rr ~ rrrIi', reduced prices, for Cash or
'uuv'., tr,HuHr.
Ht'iu. hal large experience iu tho
1u-.ros-, w. fp'icr our elves th,, We can
l',l-' aul sat. .y ull our customers.
Hoping by ,uic, attention 70 business
ul u...r. O., I..,sr an. to merit o lhcra
% asr OF uu'i.c patronage. uur motto IA
"QU 6 &,',s oad NmaN Prof's."
We ass at least 'hlt tie public examine
.ur stock arl ltt,,, before purchasing
elsewhere. as ve always show our goods
with s,vI-.l-.
UEIrElCU N BOWER
r4uuoryiIr Jlucl {. 1870. u
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Oidpsejuhlces are dy,ag out

Oidpseluilces are Iyi,g out
New facts are killing them. The iicl thai
invalids weakened by disease can bc re
lirvad ~ prosirnt'ng them with dc,lr net
i've drags. is no longer entertained ,xcep,
by monomauiacs. Ever since tho intro
luctioa Of Da. wMKgU's VIssGNn Blr
rEns IL has been obvious that their rcgula
ting aud inyigora,iug properties are all
sufficient Tor the cure OF chronic injection
rheumatism, constipation. dia~hori. n,r.
vous affections. and mtlhriou, foyers. an |
they are now the STANDARD remedy f1r
ccmpl,iuts in every section OF the Union
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To Consumptives-

The ad vertiser, having been permanently eur.
ed OF that dread disease, Consumption. by sim.
pie remedy, r. anxious 10 make TO his fellow suf-
tcrers the means of cure. To all who desire II
he will send ccpy OF the prescription used, (free
Of charge, with the directions for preparing and
using the tame, which thcy win find n SURE
CuRE for CossuMPTioN, AeTHNA, BRONCHITIS
SO. PARTIES wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
26i South Third street williamsburgh ". Y
Ng1s7Iy
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Tnr next legal holiday is wsshinEio on's
birihl lay. 1t comes on rhursl,y, the 21d
instant.
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w are informed that our friend Henry
Jmrett Of Monroe township, died on the
81 inst, the deceased was well known TO
the entire county aud leaves many warm
friends; was aged IS years, 8 months and
Q days-diod Of apoplexy,
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On ard sf,er Sunday, Nov. 20. 1871, trains will
ave Sc iEfgTcye station as follows;

To Alt WHOM tT NAY CONCERN. Notice
is hereby given that The books Of the uu.
dcrsigntd. containing the unpnil acouuts
fer meat purchased from them during the
year 1871. have been left in the hands OF
A. X. Gift. Esq. for collection. All per.
cons knowing themselves indebted to them
will piease heed this notice nnd make sct.
Element Of their neccuts without delay.
JOHN A SrAHl.NECKER.
ABRAHAM WAGNER
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We are obliged to our Monroe twp, ,or.
respondent, for local news.
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MARIIcD.

ON the ilh inst, Peter Super. Of Snyder
Co. and Miss Elizabeth Snyder, Of Nor
tLumberland Co.
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MASUooDl WoMANHoop-Who may marry,
who not, why los p1gcs. lmpedimouts Cnus, 5
aud Cure, send 2jc. Dr. WHITTIER, 90 Penn
StPitlsburg, Pa Sopl4y
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DIED.

sz-7nznxxS.x1xSs
On the 4ih ips., Ia uFrsnklin twp, Mary
wife Of James Hair, aged about 25 years.
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The Importance Of giving Sheridan.
Cavalry Condition Powders IN horse thai
have been out IN tho cold rain. stood in
cold wind, or drank 70 much cold water.
cannot be over estimated no mtn shol III
~ without them who owns a good horse.
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4 ENI EELLER,
hannluc, rer Of aud dealsrin
f L r n | T L r E,

Would respectfully inform lLs citizens OF
Scllnsgrovc and vicinity, ,hat he manuiae-
tunes TO order and Accps constantly on baud
CHAIRS OF ALI. KINDS, AND
FurnIturo CT every Description,
al the very lowest price, lie respec fully
invites an examination of
BEnSTEAnS, BUREAUS, s,rAnLrs. SOFAS
Lol AHt.>, STANDS, CHAIRS, sc.
h. A sI,clnl Invitation is extended 10
newly married iolks 20 call agi see my stock
before ureha4in- elsewhere.
LEVI Keller,
seliasgrovc, April c, is70-li
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We were pleased TO see, not long since.
in one Of our eNclanycs, soma pretty se D.
we're remarks addressed to Several persons
who. daring an interesting lccfnve BY Rev.
Jno SC. Abbott, kept couIinuors caugh-
ing, which prevented many from hcNring.
People who cannot refrain from ciu-h.
ing. bad better stay away from such places
or e's, nke a bottle Of JoAusons Aullyue
Linimeui with tbem.
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We approve Of the afSSesaid uudss.
taking, and commend 10 20 tho Cathclieu
of our Diocese.
". M. AscIrnIsHor OF NRw oxrxAxs.
Dsssnsbsr Is. 1857.
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FATHER BURKE's LECTURE.

My friends, there. is gentleman amongst
ms who has coma out all the way from
England to tell the American people what
he knows about Ireland, about her people,
and about their history. But one ching j
tell the American public-tLat In tracing
of his race and of his Protestant religion,
he may be able to bring home to Ireland
and to Irishmen many an impulsive ILL
considered and foolish act. He may, per
haps, prove MS guilty, from time to time,
of srant Of head but / defy him, or any
other man that speaks of Ireland's race, of
Ireland's people, to prove against them a
acant Of heart; and your reception of an
Irish Catholic priest, whose only recon-
mendation to you and passport into the
midst Of y ou is that he is u Catholic priest
and an Irishman--tbe cheer that you give
me would be an answer to any charge
made by him or any other man IL he at
tempted to fix 'upon the Irieh people the
sin that came from want of heart. ,+.
Now, the question which we are come
together to consider this evening, is the
great question of temperance. The priest
hey ond all other men, is supposed always
to have in his hands and upon his lips the
weightiest arguments to bring to bear upon
the most important questions. The poll
tican may come before you to speak OF
the interests of the passing hour the lee
turer in science may come to reveal to you
the motions of the stars or the secrets OF
! nature and these also are things of the
hodr. The historian may come before you
to put the panorama of the past in all it's
glowing colors under your eyes, but that
| past has gone, and nothing remains of IL
but the traditions of it's memories. But
| the priest, when he rises to speak on his
vast argument, his vast subject, the thiGgs
of eternity and the immortal interests OF
the soul of man, which shall never pass
away so as to be either remembrance OF
the past or a mere transitory thing of the
present-this great subject, all-important
because of it's eternal interests-the priest
breaches that argument taken from the
Highest Authority; taken from the very
mind and heart and mouth of God drawn
from the fountain of Eternal Truth OF
else drawn from the history of mankind II
the past, and from their experience in thG
have for the future. Now, amongst the
subjects of Importance which form the
burden Of my message unto the people O
God, as a minister of God commissioned
to speak to them of things pertaining Il
eternity, there is not one more impOrtan
in its own self, more pregnant with interes
in its bearing upon society, and upon thu
soul of man, than the great virtue which
have come here this evening to speak Of
the Uirtue Of temperance. And whyf Be
cause, dear friends, in whatever light WI
look upon q man whether we look upoI
him as O citizen of State whether ",
look upon him as the father of o family
whether We look upon him as Christian
protesting 20 believe in God, to fear Him
TO obey Him, and 20 love Him, the great
est curse that can fall upon man is th
curse Of DTtnEenRees. The greatest eurse
IL we consider him in his posstiOn - . efti
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FATHER BURKE .
af.a 70 7i, la ov
IT r M P E r A N c. f."
THE SOCIAL, DOMESTIC, AND RE-
= .,., LIGIOUS EVIL.
The Great Dominican's Best Lecture.

= On Wednesday, October e3l, Father
Burke addressed about five Thousand peo-
pie. at'the Rink, in Newark, N. j., by in-
vitation, on the subject of abstinence from
intoxicating drinks. There were present a
very Large attendance of the Rev. Clergy
of New Jersey and other regions. When
Father Burke came on the stage, Mr..
O'Brien, President of the Abstinence Union
of New Jersey, with a few remarks, pre-
sented him with Shamrock, growing still
in ia native soil, imbedded In vase, an d
'Ssg hfew weeks ago, in Tippersry, by a
pfafS; who had brought it over for Father
BurRe: 90
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-11-17
Fair for the House Of the Good Shepherd

In behalf OF this most meritorious of all
our charitable institutions a Fair will be
opened at Lyceum Hall ON the 2sth of the
current month which we hope to see most
literally patronized. New Orleans has
too many glorious memories to forfeit in
being wanting to itself on an occasion like
the present. Its ancient honor is at stalxe;
the purity Of its beautiful women is con-
cerned. Time and again it's generous eiti-
zens have given, with prodigality known
but to themselves, immense sums for ques-
tionable charitable purposes abroad aud
here, and at home they have not been par
simonious. Churches, Converts, AsylumR,
Schools, spring into existence at their bid
ding, and monuments rise up day by day,
which shall bear witness to the industry
and perseverance of their zeal. Still the
House of the Good Shepherd is left un.
needed, and its inmates condemned to
stagnate in chronic destitution. We have
all a personal interest in woman's honor.
There are very few of ua but have had
sisters none certainly but what has had
q mother. With the honor and purity of
those dearly beloved beings all the sweetest
and most bailowing memories Of our life
are interviewer. We are pervaded by a
chill Of horror at the very thought of their
being desecrated, and with this noble
sentiment in our bOsOm, we cannot but
sympathize with q movement, the object
of which is the restoration of guilt to ia
nocence, of hamiliation to honor. Of the
noble ladies, charged with the direction OF
the House of the Good Shepherd, we have
not the space, nor would it be necessary to
our purpose, to speak in this short article.
Their backs are forever turned on the
world; the very names they once bore in
the most brilliant social circles are forgot
ten their lives are devoted to the welfare
Of the crring members of their sex, who
at once the dupes and the victims of mans
pertidy have sought the shelter of tbeil
angelic protection. Society is cruel for 0
Against her all its doors are closed forever
Were this rule as inexorably applied to the
sterner sex, you and 1, dear reader, could
walk the streets or mingle in social circles
unmolested by their intrusion Propa
gator.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-11-17

THE CATHOLIC WoRLD.-We had the pleas
ure ola visit last week from Mr.. John J. O'Brien
the travelling agent of the Uorld. This maga-
zine, published in New York by the Catholic
Publishing Company, and edited by the Very
Rev. I. T. Hecker is universally acknowledged
as the ablest expounder and defender, on this
Continent, of Catholic doctrines and rights. 1t
is strongly endorsed by the Bishops and clergy
of our church, and its intrinsic worth gives it
q special claim to the earnest support of all
Catholics. Each number contains forcible
and we'll written articles the great ques-
tions of the day, besides numbers of interest
ing and instructive sketches and reviews. To
the great majority of readers, however, its
principal attraction is to be found in the beau
tiful stories which it's managers spare no labor
or expense in securing. We trust that Mr..
O'Brien will receive from our citizens such a
generous response to his solicitations, as will
encourage him to make an annual visit I'd the
South. The subscription price to the
World, is IS. Communications addressed to
the care of this office will reach Mr.. o'Brien.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-11-17
THE PR1NcEssEs OF THE HOUSE OF SAVOY

!. The Voce della Te,ita remarks that the
three other daughters Of Victor Emusauusl
l., alluded to by the Pope in the foregoing
Allocutien, are Those who were bort, to
him BY his Queen, Maria TereBa OF Lor-
raine d'Este, Archducbess Of Austria.
Their names arc 1. Maria beatrice, mar
ried to Francis W, Duke of Modsna who
is dead. 2 Maria Teresa. married to Car.s
Lucca and subsequently of Parma and
Piazeuza; 3. Mariana, twin sister of the
last manned Maria Teresa, who was mar
ried to Ferdinand, the present Emperor Of
Austria. The two sisters are both still
living, and do honor by their virtues to the
House of Savoy. Their august nance and
their depositions occur frequently in the
process for, the canonization of their sistsa
Maria G CristiDa.l y.a Hsfs3 .,t -.-.t..
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On the 18th inst, the Holy Father gave
audience to q numerous deputatiOn of
Belgian Catholics headed by the Count
|d,AIcantara, who offered an address of con-
dolence ON the demise of She brother of
his Holiness, the late Count Cajetan Mastai.
On the 18th inst, the Pope received in au-
dianna the whole Of the scholars OF the
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-11-17

C. d. ELDER, CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER, 124
CAArr STREET., VIII SUPPLY, AT sHoErEsr
NoT1OE, All oRnERs TOR BooKs, sEAEIOxEEr
AND Dzyoz1oNAI GooDs or EvzaE KIND.
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MORE PRISONS WANTED.

The Roman Municipality. are about to
build o new house of detention for 1900
prisoners. This extensive addition to the
iail accommodation found sufficient under
Papal regime is become requisite in cOnse-
ouepce of the reformation of manners that
entered by the breach at the Porta Pia.
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day schools in Piazza Pia with their re-
epective teachers. The Holy Father re-
piled in his usual paternal manner.