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IRELAND AND THE PoPE.-"The most faith
fol of nations" says the Liverpool 1'me'' Oh
the 9th, "has not forgotten the obligations OF
the Jubilee. Ireland, of ell countries In Eu-
rope, has stood alone in unbrOken loyalty TO
the See of Peter, aud the feeling Wh1on In
spired her people from the days of st Patrick
is as warm and true to-day as ever 1t has been
in the past. Sunday last was therefore q gaiS
day in Erin. The solemn services In all inc
churches brought the thronging WorSnlP0t'
together to offer thanks to God for the Proion-
cation of the precious life of the Supreme
PoDtiFF, But this was not enough. There Waa
too deep we'll of Joy to be hidden within the
walls of the temple. Public demonstration
followed. Great PROFESSIONS, with bands ans
aags, and with appropriate insignia, Paraoee
the streets of the principal towns, and testlne'
that the great heart of the nation yielded
none in love for the Prisoner of the Vatican
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Total Abstinence Items.

LECTURE LAST SUNDAY EVENING IN ST.
PETERS CHURCH-At the invitation OF tne
State Union Rev. Father Footte, of ST. johns
delivered an address in St. Peters at 1880 p. M
last Sunday. The Rev. Father took as his
subiect the "Sin of Drunkenness" He spoke
for hree-auarters of an hour in his usually
impressive manner. The earnestness with
which he treated the subject proved that mis-
heart was in the work of reformation which
he so elOquently urged. At the conclusion OF
the lecture, Rev. Father Begly s. j. gave bene-
diction of the Blessed Sacrament. A number
of priests were present, among whom were
Very Rev. C. Moynihau, and Rev. Fathers Ken
ny, McKiniry, 8. j, Kennedy and Flanagan
After the services St. Peters Society held
special meeting in the School Hall, and ad
| mitted several new members.
Very Rev. B. A. Heithart, C.SS.R', OF 81
Alphonsus, will deliver an address in st
Johns Church, on the subject of Total AbSti
nence,. at 1880 P. NJ next Sunday, July l, 1877
Admission FREE.
/ The State Union will meet next Wednesda
evening.
St. Johns Society meets to-day at IL O'CLOCK
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E.xENEssRs CT THE PoPE.-TThrouGh Mr' T.
3, n r.I,o. the we'll known portrait painter
; CarOndelet street, We have resolved rom Us
80 Morohall, Publisher, 607 Broadway New
York, a splendid line engraved portrait OF the
BoIy Father. 1882 inches in Oize' The pun pup
Iishsr claims that those who are familiar win
+ho faatures of His Holiness pronounce II
Mr.. Thos. Kelly, publisher, II Barclay StFee'
NJ lYorlr. also sends ne . steel engraving Of
tSs Holy Father in the act of giving his bless
sn1 The engraving 10 smsller than the one
81 mentioned, being only TAO inches IN ei1,
80 in our opinion, l. . fer more Reaatlsa
- gsskber nubllshsr hna nena % ah'
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c,ovsruor Nichols has appointed MesSts'
W., Rogel A. Kreu,z, D. bennett and W. T.
$50 q. commissioners of immigration. AS
a. T,aoislature made no appropriation for the
expenses of the Board it is not 70 % orS.
that they will be able to do anything '0"H.rs
attracting immigrants This iac' '0ke'" =
with the little interest taken by the MASSES ~
eSsctips railroad communication win AeASS'
NAV be taken as proof Of our great admiration
for the Chinese system.
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Tho Natohez Democrat announces the dea'n
=, Iohn q. Fleming, an old resident OF that
lection of the country and descendant OIL Tue
Ct so,tler.. "a year or two since" says the
vriter In the Democrat, after long Ssuny "ns
DISCRIMINATION, under the ADMINISTRATION ana
instruction of the learned and beloved b,sh" 10,
~ NatoheE, he became member of the Holy
Catholic Church, and died rejoicing IN It's con
.olatiopa"
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p,.hon Gross. of Savannah, confirmed Nv
,arson. at St. Patricb's church, Augusta, on
- sI.t nit. and 100 at the church of the sa'
80 xIaort. in the same city, on the 3rd inS''
Among those who were confirmed at the los. ias'
-.maS church, of which Rev. Theobald Butter
ST. is pastor, large proportion were con con
80 ,~a About 1000 persons received Holy Com
nuu,op ON the occasion of the Holy Father
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We have received from Capt. L. Bouchereau
a copv of the statement of the sugar and rice
crops of the State for lS7s-77, which, in addi'
ton TO the authentic information on these
crops, in the compilation Of which Capt. Bon
ehereau has deaervedly high reputation
contains . country directory Of merchants
throughout the parishes Of cur State, which
wlll Be very valuable 60 business mem The
hool may be haa u Capt. RopehsERan, 20 pc.
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Tho head Of the profession here, and to our
vbole. souled friend, Major p. NJ. Doherty.
These gentlemen extended every conceivable
..a;stanoe and courtesy to me, and (though
they denied it) put themselves often TO serious
inoonvenienoe to help me along in the canvass.
Ileave for Canton to-day.
JOHN d. TwoHKr.
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Rx.u1xA Mass FOR FATHER DuTFT'-inere
III, hs a Mass of Requiem celebrated in St. fat-
r;oL,. church, Monday, June 2Sth' Mt o''o DC.
for the late Rev. J. b. Duffy c. 3D. Il. Inc
ss,.uds Of this lameu,ed clergymen are invited
70 attend.
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Political Churchmen.

Under this caption the Irish Worta Oh q
the 2erd inst. has a long and violent po-
lemic purporting to be a correspondence
from somebody in London. Inc name y.
the correspondent, however, is not s'gneo
and the "big cap" headlines are evidently
svmpathetic; 40 We m ust consider the cen
timents az endorsed by the paper itself.
The chief subject of complaint seems TO De
that Archbishop Croke streruousiy aa'o-
Gated the election of Mr.. Gray and was
| seconded in his efforts by all his clergy
In addition to this the Archbishop exerteo
b;mself to raise a certain amount OF money
,o defrav the expenses of Mr.. Bait, aud on
the occasion of forwarding the same through
Mr.. Gray wrote as follows:
We wish to give him the assurance that tne
sympathies and support OF the priests anu
neople of this ancient and patriotic diocese
anal not be wanting to him while he struggles
for anu measure even installnaent, OF Irish IN.
dependence, whlch pruoen' "en AnSJ JNNe -
possible to attain.
, The Irish World should modify its Bit
t terpess enough to recognize the distinction
a between politics and patriotism. Politics
are open questions of public policy ihers
/. are two honest sides to such questions; thef'
q are serious doubts as to which may be the
q better side, and true patriots may be foun'
q advocating opposing views. On thes'
ouestiops a priest may be wrong In h'f
\. opinion like any one else, for the infaiilbl
voice of the Church gives him no clue e
10 the solution Of the problem. 1t "oui
a. then be very indecorous for any priest t
~ axDose his favorite side of such an issue
sncb way as to throw an ecclesiastical
90 weight into his influence. To give an N
T. preston that the Church favored mere
ia human view when it did not and couid no
va wouId be deseer alton of his high spiritu
,,a nreropstiye. 1t would be a fraud; 1t won
las be lie.
"a, The proper course for priest, like tn
ON of on army officer, is to exercise MS pe
on sonal rights in politics in such way as
or tn bring to bear on the issue the slghte
40. suspicion of Influence derived from h
mr. calling, and, therefore, with as little OF
ga. ward display as possible.
and But the plain ipdisputable duty OF
,ro triotism is on different footing.
.xts distance to oppression is not pa
rod onestiop 1t il a sacred duty. In 81
tain An issue there can be no error, no mista
On no opinion. All is plain and certain.
inc. priest like any one else must protect
Iely country, ane the more %SS'oneA'' Wv -
ef1icaciously, the more openly he can
atom it, the better.
S;e Does the Irish World blame the Al
o. bishop of Cashel for his patriotism L
80 il brand him as a pitiful political Chul
,,.oo man. because he labors for Irish III
self, even In
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In 1s45 The total population OF the .ss J
Texas was barely 10000. Even ~ 10,
not risen to 5OO,O GOO. 1t now oon,s -
latiop Of.at least 2.OOO. 900 of souls, =
ynucing in wealth and produosi, !. ,
anon gigantic strides e. promise e J
day 70 put her in the very .fon . go )
ioau commemorative, ana yes eo 1850
ITs,- rrleans dent shlnk u AFs q ~ !.
lls
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hnrdering on starvatton.

Last Sunday Right Rev. w. H. Elder, 49, .,'.,p
NJ Natchez, assisted by Rev. fatneis Az
and A. De Ham. C.sS.k, admin,s'e'.u ,,, ,n
sacrament of Confirmation at MeCoho ivy ivy
1E,.a,. to twenty persons, among VINO" WOO
.averat converts. In tEe evening ne aiSo 'oN-
er-ad about the same number at osyk"'
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w. ,.arn that the Very Rev. Canon bourke,
of Team, is about to issue' tnro"sn u n;~h.
Son, of Dublin, q series OF sermons Oh w 80
Rev. DIR. o'Gallagher, once Bishop OF nNpn'
IN T,,sb Gaelic, with English transla''on.
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7TTTERs FROM OUR TRAVELLING AGENT.

yIoKsBuRG, MISS, June, 1877.
Editor Mo: ming Star;
Tbi. cisv. with population Of from hfteen
to tventy thousand inhabitants, presents 10
tbe casual observer an appearance OF inoua'Ey'
enterprise and energy unsurpassed by any
o;tv Of it's size in the Union. just reooVoIeo
from the unrelenting hands of misrnie' nef
psoule are laboring indefstigably to place ner
on an equal footing with those cities OF she
south noted particularly for their growth ano
snocess since the war. This happy conoit'on
| Of things of which 1 speak, large Ca'hoh'
community, representing great snare Oh INC
wealth and intelli gence, have ably contrioo'e"
| to establish.
| The STAR ia remembered with gratitude anu
! raoa;ved with q hearty welcome for the inteI.
sot uanifested and rendered by it's spiriseo
course and advice during past political troe'
bles. I find q spirit of generosity here "nion
have not seen exceeded. Vicksburg ID the
o;ta of many improvements, notable among
which is the Sisters Convent, largS
and elegant brick ediAce, erected since 'ne
o war. and conducted by the Sisters OF mercy
IT, offers facilities for complete education an'
moral training found in few academies IN In
l. oonntrv. St, Paurs Church has also Deer
. thoroughly overhauled and repaired.
A scheme 10 on foot at present to establish
- school for boys and it is generally unoels'oo
10 that the Brothers of the Sacred Heart WI
:, come here to manage it. While here no
u the pleasure of meeting the Right Kew. n
10 n. Elder, Bishop of Naschez. Sunday ne q
10 livered to o large and appreoiatiVe songreg
''' tiop two able and instructive sermons oesio
10 administering the Sacrament of conhrmatl'
io to large number of persons. he 10 a po"e
'is fnl expounder of the truth, energetic beyol
81 sS' comparison and very much beloved by q
Vi, people of his diocese.
n's Nv stay here, as the representative Oh
Co. STAR, was rendered one of exceeding pieasu
owing to the good opinion and regard en-.
VIII tanned for it by it's many readers. hnd II
DIG the general disposition of the Catholics
NJ this city is to be sociable, entertaining ana
Will pitable To the press am indebted for ma
ven favors, more particularly to Mr.. J. P. coiem
OF ety. editor of the Daily Commercial VINO
untiring in his devotion to the interests
@. hand JOHN NJ. ToUHEY
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MoSEY.-To-morrow MONDAY n'snv "
O'clock the Homestead Association WIN on T, :.
loan of twenty shares to it's stoo h0'o o IN
GALE will take place in the Morning e'a' i'"
.,,otnallv at the hour above mentioneo'
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.vo, NINA. not play in the streets WIN
boys now, my dear; you are seven sss .put
.aid IN old lady to her little gF"ha'na.u' o,a.,
.randma," was the innocent reply 'no ''1''
,r,v the better like the boys
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June H. Cn''0"
- tSs NATIVITY, carrollton. so persona; Thurs,
o. ..~ sA o,.t At the Asylum of the Sisters OF
~, carmel, Piety st., srd District Is per
sons.
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IT,. d;s.ssrous results of the fire last week
:. q. Iohn. New Brunswick, are given by the
latest reports as follows: 81 ooo,es foU $50
and az many more known TO 90 m's noo
a1oO, 600 600 of property destroyed Ana io.O.'
persons rendered homeless and no" III /" ''"''
borderiuR on starvation.
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One of the things no fellow can understand
il the excessive sOliOisude Of the press OF Eng
land for the integrity of the Republic In
France. There is no Republic In England, and
English editors would view suggestion In
thas direotion wish che most pleas and loyal
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Archbishop williams, of Boston, saner 49,. ~.
Europe on the 18th inst. He carries TI,s ratbsr
~ ~ money as present to the Holy fS'nef
and two addresses.
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I.s.. Friday, the French Senate oy q so'e y.
,ro 40 TAO. decided to give its sanction TO 'ae
s,s.o,n,,on Of the Chamber of Deputies by tne
raarshal President.
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The "Aunual Commencement. "a ., take
T,ominican Academy, Green'ihe'
,,,aoe on the 9th instant, at ooi''N
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rha diatribution of premiums at st. si"eon
a.hoo, viii take place next Thursday Juno
oath. ut 10 o'clock An
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DEATHS.

ontholst.. NJ Woodward. Harry, son
OF Ralph aud Laura SpiEelmycr, aged ]
year.
In Lock Haven, on the 10Th of Janaa.
ry, Mr. Annie McClintic, wifeo' Charles
McCiiu,ic, aged % yerrs
In New York city. Jan. -. Of pneumo-
MIA. james Tracy HAle, r., son Of the late
Hon james 7. Hale, sf Bellefonte
ON tho evening Of the 10 inst, a. Pot.
lsrs Mills. Vim. Allison. ST., aged e.
years.
Oa the evening Of the 10 insl. Ia Potter
twp. Peter Rlblc age % Yenrs, 4 months
ana q days.
Near Farmers Mills. manuel Taylor,
son uI Jpha Taylor. aged ! years, mo-
ard ~ days. died 9Th.
Emmanuel Taylor NEs al exemplary
youag man cAteehiEed him and took
him ial5 connection with the Lutheran
Church a. Farmers Mills, las. spring.
Before no died hc requested his sister 90
read the "a, 3 and 18th PsElmG-PsAlmt
fail Of the cTyinEs Of = soul resting on
Christ. His disease Was neuralgia rheu-
mausm. During all his suaerinE', which
we're very acute ia the last days Of bis life,
he showed the resignation Aad 'ortiiude o.
AZ old soldier Of the cross. W. 4 +.
On 3ri inst, near FseepoF,, Ill, Jane
T. D.. wife Of John J. Lamb, aged "a years,
I . months and days
Thus another old settler has passed away.
/ The subject Of The above notice was born
in Centre county, Pa. lwhcro her eroth-
rrs and sisters sgill reside there ahc was
married and moved 20 Stephenson county.
Ill. in The fall u isi5 Settling I've
miles north east OF Freeport, on The Wild,
'uuhrokcu prairie, where like All ifontcrs.
men they suffered mAny privAiions and
Inconvenience for the hTsi few years but
through industry and economy they ac>
|uutred a pleasant home, where they lived
happy in the enjoyment Of the same unai
she was attacked with typhoid pnenmo-
Inia. from which she suffered Tor ten days
when death came To- her relief on sasur-
I day, dyirg IN the triumphs Si hTing
/ faith Ia her Lord and Master. She was a
devoted christian and ancciicnAie wife and
1 a Kind neighbor. all Of which seemed 10
I be appTecia;ed by the community, Tor not-
withstRnding the bad condipen o. the
roads her remains we're followed - the
cemetery By a large eoncoursc OF irlcnds
ID and neizhSoTs, there being about Sky
fconycyanccs a. the church, where very
appropriate addresses were dohVcrod by
I Eeys Mitchell and Gidcn. >.
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Mrs. Hamil vile Of RoY. DR.
Hsmill, died few days sro Her funora'
took place on Wednesday H.
An attempt was made tho other week by
girl aged l4ycarS, 70 poison nr. Goary
OF Beech Geek who with Or. Tibbcns and
wife occupied house with Mr.. Howard
Hobby The girl put strychninc into The
coffee. TIE bitterness Of tho coffee be-
trsycd the danger To the two families and
the girl bong accused confessed the
deed,
- Benz How, residinE on jack
Mountsin, miles east Of Lowistown, hunG
himself on Saturday morning. Srd
Spring is coming and many Of out
readers may need new furniture, such "a
chamber aud parlor sets, bedsteads, chSiri
wool OF hair mattresses, or something else
in the line Of house furniture, il So, they
will find a large and elegant stock always
on hand, city ar homemade, At Blachbins,
ON Spring ST., Bollotcnto. He has reduced
his pucys TO suit the times, and We guarau-
tee will render satisfaction in anything
You buy from him, Go ana see his stock
before purchasing elsewhere,
MlRoy MAuNEr REroRr.-Jan. 81, by
Sample 4 McNiu:
Wheat ro4, Sl.S5.
Barley, 81.
Corn, 4A,
Oats, 90 ~
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BEATTY'S4.ses2.l:''fP.,, e2l''P f.,,
lor Organs.
Factory Established in:lS56.
Prom the Press

From G. D. White. Editor Haeke.ls.
town, N. J. Herald.
The organ has a rich, deep and soul
stirring tone could not stay u the house
without il. II helps wonderfully 70 drive
away the thoughts Of hard timesn
The Lebanon Pa. Daily News. sayE:
We are in receipt OF one of those Eve
octave PaFlor Organs, manufactured BY
ID. I. Beatty, WaehinRton, N. J. This
organ is a 6ne. solid black walnut caGe.
and in tone il cannot be surpassed By any
instrument Of is kind"
Prom the Lowell Neb. Register.
We received this week, direct from
the manufacturer, ID. T. Beatty. WASH,
ingtOn, n. j., his justly celebrated organ,
elegant in Appearance, and handsomely
furnished unexcelled ia richness and pow
er Of tone. We arc more than pleased
with il. and heartily recommend Il 10 any
one contemplating Of purchasing ar or
gan"
Best offer given. Money refunded upon
return Of organ and freight charges paid
by me I'D. + Beatty both. ways II unsat-
isiactory. after n test trial OF Eve days.
Organ warranted for six years.
Agents wanted everyw here, male or fo-
male, 20 canvass for this superior instru>
menL Address ID. r.. BEATTY,
Washington, New jersey
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PENN'S VALLEY INSTITUTE

\ The Grst session OF this Preparatory
SShool will opvn st CENTRE HALL, on
/ fnE LAST THURSDAY. "a Ia April.
1877, and continue ten weeks. S,udcn.,
at b0lh sexes Will bc prepared for College,
Teaching and Business Tuition from IS
20 - per Term. Board per week, g.. 80 20
30 Address
q. W. FORTNEI.
l5tvh 5mo Howard, Pa
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DRoPOSALS

Sealed proposals for
tho building of = school-house in Plum
Grove suh-dis:vicl, Potter twp, will be
received by the board Of Directors, on or
before Wednesday. Feb. =, For spccid-
cations inquire of Jacob Diages, The
hoard Of Directors reserve the right % re-
ice. any and all bids, ana viii meet a.
Centre Hall. On " edues1ay, Feb y, al
lo'rlock. q. m., for the purpose ot receiy-
ing and setting on said proposals can be
banded 10 amy efthe Directors or sent 5y
mail to the Secretary.
By order 1t Board Of n.ree urs,
WM. 4. KERR,
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DUBLIC SALE.

L
The undersigned viii offer -. his resi-
3eave near Ola Fort,
On Thursday, March Sth, 1871
n GOOD DRIVING MARE, wears old.
. year old colt. cows, , year old bull,
head Young cattle, ! new spring wagon.
Reaper X Mower, CornScraper, plows,
Harraus. CulgiyAtors, Rakes, Forks,
Chains. Harness, Plow gears and other
gears. Land roller, and many other arti'
eles too numerous 90 mention. sale o. COM
mence az ! @ clock. when terms viii Dc
made known. WM. Il. HENNEi,
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MARRIAGES.

on Jan. .. by DR. II. ZeigleF, Johr
Hahne of Selinsgroyc, and Mrs.. Maggie
smith OF MifliHburg aud a daughter O.
Isaac Stoytr, Of AaronsbuFg.
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DUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will oiyer A. public sale
a. his residence in
Centre Hall, Wednesday, March "a,
AZ one O. clock, p. n, the following per-
sonal property, 10 Wiz
.1YEARLING COLT, TWO COWS
one Of which will be fresh, the other is
part Alderny-
i BREEDING sow, : SHOATS,
family sled, l set double harness, l set.
single harness, cutting bench, large chop
box. and other farming utensils
Household Furniture.
/ ! coal stove, No. 8 cook stove, | radiant
light, self feeder, Tables, chairs, bedsteRds
secretary, carpets, tab, and meat vessels.
r.b IS C. q. KELLER.
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W e, the undertiKu'
Cd Auditors OF Centre county do hereby
certify that 30 pursuance ot an act Of the
assembly entitled an act relating u
counties ana townships AnI county and
township offices We met ~ the comm is.
sjogeTs office, Be.iefonte on the irtt Non,
day Boa January 1877, and did audit and
settle and adjust The seyrra accounts &c,
forth ia The foregoing statement.
ln wEUyss whereof We have hereuntC
SET our hauds and seals this nineteenth
day 90 January. 4. D.. lS-T.
". MCFARLAND. (Seal u
4. T. GREIST. Seal Auditors.
J. NJ GlLLILAND tSsal
CESTEE CuyNTr S.
We the undersigned COM
misiouegs &C Centre county. do hereby
certify tha. the foregoing is true and
correct sta,emcH! gf the receipts sAd sI-
peUdi.ures 20 said county from the arsl
day 81 january 1876 70 tho fr6s day o.
January le--.
Attest, !. NEWLIN HALL
H. BEgk. ANDREW GREGG,
Clerk II. a MlNGLE,
Commissioners.
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Ihs nndersagaed nss iusnnf1rtarss Cement Tar.
rAnted g Superior guaitg a. his klina neaF Flns
lFesk Mile, IN uAahea twp. IAas Las MlrnEdY
aeen asta IA large quantities aFun she q. ~ ~ II
ht4 ahd Aaa bosn aauac hsEAg satisfactory uPaa al
sats leFr @ las een 4sad. snd egna g. ary nou
manufactures for "a Gistsrna, Natef fifsss a.
H4Atetrf Hai isse aeud gualit ui lemehs Il dnssra
bic AAlh Aufaeni hss Already henn tested far and
vide, nha ruudera tha UIlnusf satisfaction persans
s2sfuiafe cnstragianE ilsterus laying Water plFss
Acs WI nna % 30 thsiT asEzutass q beEF akis IL
find AHd also ihAi he warrants ths aricls repre-
seutna j a. MEEEh
H4hGAl ~ AhFaaHburN Pa
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uo We will start you In business
nU YOU can make $50 week with
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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-15

Three eoyeFlet looms, two carpet
looms with machines and iHings belonging
20 a carpet weaving shop. for sale cheap.
Apply 10 VIM. El,inger, ASronsburg.