EN! $lO 4 - 0 WI : $ AI al :Tillizif ki Di II yo;,,t pi. f,,r hp's gasping, Ap,t .!:0•11 (alter clasping, (;river wit it tho ti..tiful rasping, IL; •oired on l'oesdav iast. Oh! •Tisibnrdfor Cops to bide him, They who long so fondly eyed him, !Low forturo ;bey Niihirl beside Ent, !...dn,:.elds crowing days are past Oh! bls cyrtil, is cut and blootly, .A n ,l are tiruiseil and muddy, And his breast with blood is ruddy. And his gills arc very blue. 0111 W and busted gizzard, fail :0 „1 w i ng e(mipictely scissored, reed at ono drielsivu blizzard, I from A to Izzard— C). cock-a-doodle-doo! Fa »I Soh welliebreli Her. Scan ryi,ErowN, N umber der 4t, 1868 fifer heus gedu! Der Winkeleisa hut aw for der Grant gevote, un noch drei ornery. Se hen yusht dri-tsay majority dolt—gain -ivva for uns. Bully for tins. Do Bevvy lust dick, under Grant,un der Colfax grot - ,9a ; un now, mind, MI geh nci for de Posht Offis, for ich bin yetz shun nine Nvocha in der party. Denksht es is noatwendich das ioh selwer tsum Grant geb derfore, odder denksht de Bevvy set geh ? Jolt bin g'sund. Ich geb gor viz melt urn selly watch, for wann- ich de Poslit Ortis krick, bin ich all right. Se sawya Ilcr Seimoyer weer hewer der beam Der alt Dinkop is kronk, tin der Joe Muokailiggle is dont g'suffa. Now micd. de Poslit Otlis Prr SCUWEFFIXIMENNEE. - —Past e Pres(lit (ts)(1 Future." The first part of this original produc tion appears on our first page. It will he continued from week to week, by giving about two columns at a time, until com pleted. A R(praciitatire of the 3fackerd title Democracy. The Democratic Press on the Result. The Philadelphia Age of Wednesday ME We had hoped that the masses of Am erican freemen, who love their country, and, whatever may be the presented ad verse verdict, will not permit our free institutions to be sacrificed by wicked and designing partizans, would have risen in their might, and would have swept from existence the reckless crew now driving the old ship 'of State upon the breakers. But although disappointed in this expectation, we do not despair of the Republic. The New York Democrat of Wednes day (Brick Pomeroy) says: No, not beaten, Democrats We have only not won I We have moved upon the enemy's works," but have failed to carry them. World of Wednesday The New York says : Always desperate and difficult, for 'three weeks, ever since the October elections went against us, theirs (the De mocracy) has been a consciously hopeless fight. Will They Learn? We trust the result of the election on Tuesday last will teach the Southern disorganizers wisdom, and to submit to what is inevitable. Let us have peace; let us have liberty; let us have free discussion ; let us have tolerance. Let us have no more murders ; no more in vasion of the people's rights ; no more disorders. Graq and the new Congress are instructed by the people of the United States to demand only justice and order ; but they will insist on these. THE TANitiinst—This evening the Boys in Blue and Tanner's Club of this city propose celebrating our great victory of Tuesday last by a grand torchlight procession. A number of tire works have been purchased for the occasion, and a general illumination is in prospect. We expect to see a huge in, out. We here take occasion, on behalf of the Re publicans of this city, to return thanks to this fine body of men, for the interest and zeal they manifested in aiding the good cause, both by their presence in the ranks, thus adding spirit to the cam paign, and by their votes and work on Tuesday last. To their President, H. W. Hager, Esq., is due, the credit of first conceiving the idea of organizing the club, and of so successfully managing its affairs since its organization. We trust this gallant band of Republicans will re ceive a cordial reception on their route this evening. THE CITY OF READING.—The result of the election in the city of Reading was glorious-169 majority for Grant, be ing a gain of 192. The total number of votes polled in the city was 6261. The Republicans of Reading want a change in the time of holdifig their muni cipal election,--from February to the second Tuesday in October. A full vote in Reading assures a Republican victory nine times out of ten. "ill not our Leg islature next winter pay some attention to the wants and interests of the Repub licans of strong Democratic counties— Berks, York, Lehigh, Northampton, Cumberland, Schuylkill and others ? A NEW 130017.—Jacob E. Barr, our Lancaster enterprising Book-seller and publisher, has just issued from the press a very handsome book, entitled THE CITY OF ton, from the pen of Rev. E. 11. Nevin, of this city. The name of the author is sufficient recommendation of the work, and indicates the character of its contents. It is an able defence of practical Christianity, against the ten dency of the age to nigh Churchism, and symbolical theology. Mr. :Nevin is a progressive man. 'We hope it will meet with a ready sale. Messrs. Pearsol & Geist deserve great credit for the typo graphy of the book. LANCASTER ClTY.—Nobly did the Re publicans of our city, on Tuesday last, sustain the proud position they took at the State election. The Cops blowed and blustered that they would increase their majority, but they „didn't. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE--three less than in October—was Seymour's major ity. Well done—now let the city be re deemed from Copperhead rule. Let the blood-thirsty saner kraut-gorillas and their backers understand that their day of rule awl ruin is over in this city. ELECTION BETS.—The Republicans of old Berks, and all others who occasion ally visit Reading, and who were so for tunate as to win greenbacks on the late election, would do well to call at Buch & Bro's, Portico Row, No. 543 Penn St., and order a first rate suit of clothes for the coming winter. The clothing house of Buch & Bro. is the best in Reading, and second to none in the State. THE FOURTH WARD I—Poor old Miss Nancy, and the smiling and plausible sleek and tricky Dr., of the fourth ward, this city ! How much less than the little end of nothing they must feel. " Take him up to Hiester" was the battle cry of Nancy BrintOn, frut all wouldn't do, for ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO was the result. The Dr. was comparatively quiet—he only watched that Nancy wasn't bought!! TILE VINDICATOR, ft live temperance paper, published weekly at W illiams burg, Blair county, Pa., by Dr. James P. Thompson, will enter upon its second volume, on the 6th of January next. It is the only regular temperance weekly published in Pennsylvania. Price $2.00 a year In advance, with liberal induce ments to raise clubs. OLD WARWICK is ahead, not only as the Presidential election banner town ship but in growing corn. Mr. Emanuel H. Shirk, of Rothsvillo, raised an ear of corn containing Sixteen hundred and twenty-two grains. Who can beat it? +--~---- THE AMERICAN, corner of Fourth and Penn, is the leading Hotel of Readinc', and its Proprietors are staunch Republi cans. Let our Mends, who occasionally visit Reading, remember this. LANCASTER HOUSEKEESEES . MARKET. November 5,38 GS. S Butter, 4' lb 400'45 Eggs, (Scarce), 30(1132 Lard, V fl Chickens, live, per Turkeys, each. Ducks, per pair Sausage,' tb Beef, by the quarter, (front). 11012 . do " (hind) 13044 Pork, by the quarter 13(a15 Veal, 4 ' 10012 Potatoes, per half peek 14045 do per bushel 1 000.1.10 Turnips, ,‘ 4, READING HOCSIIKREPICRIV MA NUTEMber 5, 168. 5 420'48 ... 40 24 600 1.00 7581.00 Butter, ;p Th Eggs, per doz Lard,. Chickens, per pair.. Potatoes, per bushel focal littms. BOYS IN BLUE :—This effective organ ization of returned soldiers have added no little to the fine effect of the torch light processions in Lancaster, during the late campaign. Their steady march and fine military bearing showed that they hack "seen the elepharik" during the war. They deserve the encottragement of our citizens in their efforts to complete their organization and equipment. Capt. Rockafellow evidently understands his business. The Markets 10001.61) 15(ft1.00 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 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SHULTZ & BRO., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN HATS, CAPS, STRAW HATS, LADIES' SHADE HATS, SHAKER HOODS, &0., Wholesale and Reto, Ire. 20 North Queen Street, Lancaster, Pa. FA_TIT.ER BEAU - MONDE HALL!! PORTICO HOW RE ADIN I= BEAVERS, VESTING'S, r•or WINTER WEAR ALSO, AND GE NTLEMENS' LEVI COLEMAN, Cntwr BUCH & BRO SLTBSCRIPTLONS.--180 SUBSCRIPTIONS-1809 Timms 2 BRAHAM. TMARSHALL & SON'S . _ BOOT AND SHOE STORE, CENTRE sQ L'A RE, LANCASTER, PA We have staff ed the Campaign by laying in a fresh stock of 543-.o_ BE Girt: us a call. We offer inducements never be ore offend. Our work is of the beat quality. Don' bryet the place, N. E. Colt. CENTRE SQUARE. BRENEMAN & CO., COA L , Of the beat quality. YARD—COB. WATER ST. :C. PENNA. It. B H. BAUMGARDNER, DEALER IN '4COAL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, PROPRIETORS. winTE AND FANCY KID GLOVES GENT'S F URNISIIIN C 1 STORE, 41,S NORTH . QUEEN STRF.ET ANCASTER, PA. 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THE OLD PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ACCIIAMLATED CAPITAL After Paying Losses to the Amount of e 1,120,000 ALL TUB @DUPLS.'S DIVIDED AMONGST TUB POLICY lIOLDEIIB EVBILY YEAR. THE ONLY TRUL I' MUTUAL COMPANY IN THE CITY OR STATE. For further luforsuation apply to JOHN J. COCIIRA.N, Agent, P. 0. Lancaster, Pa. AUCHENBACH & BROTHER, N 0.520 PENN STREET, READING, PA., ' 31ANUFACTCUNItti OW REOALIAS, JEWELS AND OTHER LODGE PROPERTIES, For Masons' Blue Lodges, Chapters and Councils ,• Odd Fellows' Lodges and Encampments; Good Templars, Temple of Honor and Sons of Temper ance; American 'Mechanics, American Protestants, Red Men Httrugari Good Fellows, Knights of Pythias,Brotherhood of the Union, and for all fe male lodges and associations, tittcd out at the short est notic. Also, Swords, Belts, Hats, Caps, and Regalia Trimmings of all kinds constantly on hand. Orders respectfully solicited, and goods forwarded to all parts of the country. AUCRENBACH & BROTHER, No 690 PILISN Street, Reading, Pa. i itt` SCIWOL DIRECTORki TEACUEUS ' , Am:Yrs MEI Scill)1.A11-; KE NuTiup ALL NEW BOQlihi RECE/VLD AS FAST AR ISS UED FROM TUE rrtEs'is A COMPLETE STOCK OF J. H. SHEAFFEWS, LANCASTER, PA., EMINEEII Ill= JUSTICES' BLANKS ESE STATIONER, r (Corner of, Fulton BuUding,) ff:1321 DENTISTRY. OFFICE-EAST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA PlirAll Work Warranted. 1611 DENTIST, INSURANCE. OF PHILADELPHIA CHARTER PERPETUAL LODGE REGALIA. paNxsyLvAm I.l'raiur Tear the Co Yd BT W 1.1.1.1. PlLiia. EX pEelikt. 4:17 a.rn. I.lu, 0.3.1 .• Lane. Tr/l/ Day I•:.etar:w... 1::11 pin g dc.. 6:15 " . .1u:47 T) R EA.DING nmi Alt] .N 1 A y 201.1), VAAL lt E A "1"f RUN OM TRH NOttk and North-W, vt for Philo dolphitl, New York, Road tog, Pottvvillo, Akild:1111,1, Lebanon, Al- Euvton,Lphi.ta, Linz, Ltucovter, Trains leave Harrisburg for Now York, as fol lows: at 2.50, 5.'25 and Sau A. M., 12.-1 U noon, and 2.05 and 17.33 P. 3f., oomtectiag with similar trains on the l'e•nnylva il ia Railroad, and arriving at New York at 6.0 a, 10.00 and 1140 A. 1111., and 3.50, 7.40 and Mau P. M. &ileel•lin; 1',1.141 ancoinnanying the 2.00 A. M. and 10.35 P. Al. train without change. Leave Hart Isburg tor itt ading, Pottsvillo, :Tama qua, Mittersville, Ashland, Piuu Grove, Allentown and Pinlinklidila, at B.le A. M., and 2.05 and 4.10 P. M., stunning at Lebanon and Principal Way Stations; the 4.10 P. Al. making connections for. Philadelphia and Columbia only. For Pottsville, Schuylkill Flacon, and Auburn, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail Road, l , ave Harrisburg at 5.55 P. It. Rettir»ing : leave New York at 9.00 A. M., 12.01 noun, and s.tta and. SAW P. 11. Sleeping cars accompany the 0.00 A. 21, and 3.0 U and S.OO P. M. trains, without tit:mg.-. ty Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at.T.BO A.. 1•, returning flout It tiding at 6.30 P. At, stop pitg at all StaLi.,ll , .; I'uanciiio at, 0,45 A. M. and 2.45 P. SI.; Ashland 5.00 A. Si. and 12.10 noon, and 2.00 P. M.; Tamaqua :it esla A. 21., and 1.00 aud 0.45 I'. 51. Leave Pottt-v ill( fur Harrisburg, via Schuy lkill and Susquehanna Rail ltuad at 7.10 A. M. and 12.00 noon. I;,aaili A ceoliiin4 ‘ilat Tra!n : Lenv,s Reading at 7.30 A. - 31., rt. t !dug ti - unr Phdad•lidlia at 6.1 i N.Y. l'ottkoWn AerommooLitioll Trutt Lento Pate town at 6.4 A. 31. , retorting learcb Plitladclyhta ut 4.311 P. M. Colutubia Rail Road Trains leave Reading at 7.00 A. 31. and 8.13 P. _ll. fel' Ephrata, Litia, Lancaster, Columbia, Pcrkionten Rail Bond Trains leave Perkiotnen Junction at i.t.t it A. 51., and P. M. Returning: shii,p.,,( at h. ti A. M., 3114/ 1.15 P. Al., con_ nectin% Wish Hiu,t,ar tiailllOn Reading Rail Rota Ott :Sundays: Leave New York at 8.00 P. M., Philadelphia 8.00 A. 31. and 3.15 I'. M., the 8.00 A. M Trail, running only to Reading ; Pottsville 8.01) A. M.; liiirrisiatig 5.25 A. 31. and 4.10 and 0.35 P. M., and Rending at 1.10, 2.35 :I lid 7.13 A. M. for Harrisburg, and 7.110 A. M. and.ll.-111 P.M. for Now York and 4.25 P. M. tor Ploholelphia, Commutation, Slit age, Season, school and fh- Cliniiol/ Tiektts, 10 and I rola all poinli, at reduced PENS, Baggage ellpf.kcd through 1(10 winds allowed each Paaric G. A. NJOOLLS, Gen. Supt fi 41 , 1" , 14. I' '2,, lioB. I_tEADING AND COLLF.MBIA It. R W. , AND AFTER WEDNESI) I. V, iI.:PTEMBER 284 1888, PA , O3I:NOP 11N:i \VIM, BF RIJN •x THIS ROA I), FW.LOWS : Len v 0 81/0 A. M. .3:00 P. M. 10;20 A. M 6:30 P. 11 Arrive at lt,laing Leave Ilea.''trig at Arrive at Laticagt,r at " Colu ff===ME! N.N. 2 and 3 make close connection at Wading with Trains Norh and .Solith. on Philodel phia and Reading Railroad, :Ind West on Lebanon Valley Road. No. 2 also makes close connection with Train for I'New York. Tickets can be obtained at the Offices of the Xew Jerset, Central Railroad. root of Liberty Street. N.'W York, and Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, Oh and CuVowhill Si r..cts, Philadelphia. Through tickets to New York and Philad Iphia sold at all the Principal Stations, and Baggage Checked Through. Trains are run by Philadelphia & 'Leading Rail Road Time, which is 10 minutes faster than Faun sylvania It. It. Time. GEO. F. GAGE, Supt. E. E. ICHEVUIt, GaN. Frt, and Ticket Agent. FLAGS, FIREWORKS, &o. 1776. PLAG-S . : ‘°l iTiiiikkFLA.Gfill FOR JULY FOURTH PRllot L.N T1..4.L CAMPAletlf We hare now on hand and have made %Tramp.- menta with mauutactureitw furnish, at shorlideS notice and chcatalit Of all qualltloe —FOR— FOURTH OF JCLY ('ELF,BRAnoNs, EXHIBI TIONS, PRO CESSIONS, Sc. All onions in pornon or mail will roce/To prompt attention by D. S. & J. S. BURSK, No. 19 EAST KING ST A BRA SC II EETZ, PLAIN AND FANCY DRY GOMM eOR. NOUTU Qt,T.E.N.& ORANGE STIIHRTS, JOSEPH ROYER, Wholcsale and Retail Confectioner, Denier In Fruits, Nuts, Toys, Ice Cream, Calms, wholo sale awl retail. No. 33 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa. $2,000,000 ZAIIII & JACKSON, WATCHES, CLOCKS. .TEWELTtT, AND SILVER-PLATED w.. 4 SPECTACLES AND FANCY GOODS No. 16 NORTH QUEEN STREET, S Repairing attended to RHOADS Sc 13110., WHOLERA LW •ND ItIiIIMIVIALII7IB Ix WATCHES, CLOCKS, "TESPIILRY SILVER WARE, No. 22 WEST KING STREET. (Nast Door Below Cooper's Rotas,) LANCASTER, PA. RAILROADS. CENTRAL R. R ‘,1311 i),,pot us cottowe{ %VA 11.1). Erie 9:00 a.in Expresti. 4:47 Jfull 11:1S " Fiat Lbw 9:•10 p.a. Columbia A 0... 9:2i t IlaTriaburgAc.. 5:53 " Laileaste.Cl'ralrl 741 Ex..10:201 " 110 AD. A IC:GE:111;NT 1L LsU MEI P L A •G ii SILK, PUNTING, MUSLIN, e6c =I FIREWORKS Wholonale and Retail Grocers , LANCASTER Dl: Y GOODS, &c. NEW STORE =1 CLOTILING 61 INOTIO.VS, LANOASTBR, P• SUITS RADE 70 ORDER CONFECTIONERY. JEWELRY, tf:e. 11, EALERS IN SILVER LANCASTER, PA ...TA) A. M :..6:15 P. M _2:20 A. M _0:25 8.30 P. M 1868.
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