BY
BAUCH & COCHILAN,
I**ll Quite) Street, La*easter. .
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TERMS 4,lll)l7SCRlrrlbi.
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10. es :• 9( i. • • • 10L00
14 9Piei •• " " 111.e0
id 90 4"ffea .Iti" • "
net $l. ibr eat* addlii aner.
• : .saa au.dss, is Penitents.
9Va (e° ? " fici ft ena * •
16 copies " go
24 r e ef :" add • 19:00
• n fl;09 eta addit ional subserfber.
in 5fr.11,41 enbaeriptiona must invariably be paid
iidvanei..
J 08,4 4 4 Mrii N
Of eyeryA taeatly ; apd prinnptly em
ended, s Ic i al s en tna most
J 1 :1111711,1"(tipille
'''ll 11
i ;
Eha state A t :r ti rlilid *ad,
, gr a tare the
traipi the sylvan* d, at Lan
ciatEer, has Outfield, fo :
ammtraate. I wzatwatra.
a. m, Pittsbutg Ea. Irlta.a.
Fhilt
Line fta.ExpresaMAle "03 " DIP— • 11 2 4 9
Fas
Latio. Erato.. AN ;Tailt.Line MU p.m.
Day Elipreas. 110 wail: mpla Ao. &47 "
Harriawg A0..5.at " areten , g Ao. Mot "
Saitthera Ex.A:OO " • nttn.. "
, Cistota..llz....lodE
READING EAILROAD.
strummt AItRANGE7stEIT,
MOND4Y, APSIL SA, AV.
Great Trunk Line jiomtheNOrtharal North
teat far Plinaiteiphia, New Fork, Raul.
ing, Pottsville, 2Umaqua, Ashland, Sha
mokintiebanon, Allentown, Easton 2. 4/4.
rata, Mat, Lancaster, Columbia, dve.
Trains leaVe Tiarrisburg fa New Vert as fol.
lows At 246, 6.20, SAO a. m., 12.96 noon 2.06 and
10.65 p, m ilt arieotingwith eindlartrains oaths
Pennsyl &ad ,ligrlving, at New
York at 9. M.,11. jp„6.00,6.46, 9.30 p.m.,
and 6.00 a, msrespetc ely. .ineephig OM, co
company the 2.83,6.20 a. in, lied WM PIM; tra4ll4l
without, change.
Leave Harilsbar v % i fOr Readhig, ttey Me,
Tamaqua. Mins e, oktni
Pine Grove, e a wn and P Iphi a
6.10 a. m:, 2.00 an eta p. M. at Leto.
iumaalpraintgai Way patio nab ‘4.10 .p. in.
1 11. clavVe l teclting a ra,
Solmoylkill en and. Antairn, via Schuylk il l
and Susquehatina Maim Harrisburg
at 8.30 p. m.
Returning: Leave New York at/1.00 a. m.;12.00
noon, 5.06 and 8,00 .. Philadelphia. at 8.11 a.
in. and 3.30p 2 mc io p • ing cars aooonipany the
9.00 in t , 6.05 a el p. inn. rrom New
York, a without a ge
'ay Pass s ez e i ti rain leaves Philadelphia at
7.80 a. in, cone gmth similar train on East
Penna. I'4a returning from Reading at
628 P. 10., stopping at all stations; leave Potts
ville at 7.80, 8 43 a. m.,and 2.46 p. m.; Shamokin
at 6.26 and 10.86 a.m. ; Ashland at 7.00 a.m., and 12.80
nici:,
d Tamaqua. , at 8.88 a. in.; and 2.20 p. m., for
elphla apd New York.
Leave Pottsville, via Schnylkill end Susque
hanna Railroad at 7.00 a. m. for Harrisburg, and
11.80 a. m. for Pine Grove and Tiamant.
Reading Aocomniodation Train : Leaves
Reading at 7:80 in., returning leaves Phila.
delphia at 6d6
Pottstown Accommodation Train: 'Leaves
Pottstown at 6.25 a. in.; returning, leaves P,hila
delphia at 4.30 p. m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave 14,
_eliding at
7.00 a. in. and 6.13 p. m. for Ephrata, Litiz, Lan
caster Columbia, he.
Perkiomen Railroad Trains leave Perkiomen
Junction at 9.00 a,. in. and 8.00 p. nt.; returning,
leave Sklppack at 8.15 a. in. and 1.00 p. m., con
necting with similar trains on Reading Rail
road.
Oli undaYs: Leave New Yo=.oo p. m.,
Philadelphia at 6.00 a. in. an 3.16 p. m., the
8,00 a. m. train running only tek In Potts
ville 8.00 a. mi l l:arrtsburg 5,20 a. in, 4.10 mid
10.63 you, an St 12.56 i rdnigh, 2.34
andt.l,lla. Hart=lirg, at fillmai night.
and
7AsEfigierlnin4oo.4(l‘. Want
4.121 D. '
Cm , , , n i
ts,Cuh d
ExpursionTiokets, to and all pt
*attend rates.
checked through; 100 poinids allowed el a e l lir re uisenger.
G. A.. NICOLLS,
•
General Superintendeat.
RIADINO, PA., April 96, 7088 . 30.10diw
READING AND COLUMBIA R. R.
ox AND Aright
THURSDAY, Aram 115th, 1869,
PASSENGER
RO 1114.1114 AD. AS 11
FOLL IfiLL VEIN ON TEM
trivia AZZIV2.
Laarater.....Bo a. m. Itaignig .....10:10 a. m.
819 p. in. " 5:10p. 21
Columbia.....Bno a. m. " 10011..
—MOO pad. " p. m.
: TAD a. M. ian0uter......9:15 a. 112.
ddb p. m. " pAsi.
file a,. m. Columbia, ....AO saw
S:l5 p. m. .. pr m.
Lancaster m i Abiik.A,
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Twit • — 7""T"' at 100, 40 as 4
• .4 RISBURG.
Viart -
Al SO a 4 M., an o tl • 1004014 p; la.
At BO and 506 a. alo 100 p
daoll4ol
Photo, at.
GOLDEN OLFTS.
Parents O Families,.
Path*); to Da*Mir,
ildother to gkwe.
OHNTLIRMIIIIC TO LADING.
When the Wit bee lett the holies, inestorla
mkt es •these thehloolol4 their thtereet.
owls 61/Pg4ll MOTO.
or OW Victoria ai2mitt*l toft be
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Being duly licensed. as a Clidul' Agent, and
having a largo eXperienco, prompt , Attention
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BOUNTY (additional) tO Soldiers toliC• =hated
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From "Father Abraham , ' Office,
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Lift a utast %of's Ot sir _ ,
Neighbor, le tut ahe hg him.
To that heavy4ladmi..b i
Who for ty eaksibeet .001111**** "tat !
What to ee with thy
t at tr i r ini blullv I • •
Seems a 11gat paid espy 1 , ,
Is to him a' hderoue b e i
Cumbering his pligrisiii .
hed. .
. ,
.• . .
Lift a little! Lift a littli4
Effort gives omvaddlad Ate i;•
That which stir titan rielsg,
Thu oast h at arm*, full le mp%
Not his fault that eis babble",
Not thy praise that thou artiktrong;
It is God makes lives to ditliir, a
Some from walling, some fto*i song.
Lift a little! Lift a little!
Many they who need thisitto,l4; '
Many lying on •the.readsideb A
'Heath misrogtame's dream, eitade,
Pass not by, like 'Priest and l lopatta,
Heedless of thy fellow mum,•
But with heart and arms eilaild'od,
Be the. Goal Samaritan.
o
Mr.
heads
years
a neat
men
they
the
of
the estatmou....-__
hers, in my opinion -1
Ethel the only Woman
could make .1
knew what
ire a had,
,
met Ihn al
T say-that
sensible little
for-dear• me,
at the bell nsaitt.
iiii ) ,,
Parker answer it!' 4:161 be,
to pull the wire cat %Mit • I _- . 4., -
He had Jay 0 teased. 'cigar au tOf ;the
window, With - the' hits . 'nWrfi of satielt
hastening to . the' *Seto,' When a red ,
handed *Went #itlidatne , up *Ws apart , :
medal breitidesaand noir . - '' , l.• ' '
110 MS is h
-It,
Mt. .
• 'lf ye Ste.
to. mars
the boas..
ageno but -,
It 11 1 3 f0u.k 1 .1 0 -
,
`Vail , . 1-,
cried hfr, 4",45P
th6 Whole
'em W 8 d'
tweet( the; - 01
, e13 ,.._,,,,
' I be
,10!Ir:
c 1
r4,l ,64 LetAit )
havelnts
vt 7
a g min.) ,
tho ' you w ,
bousell •
It Was &nun .J a ct a: ._ A ,-4
dithple-cligeted li t tle ' With -. % '
the Atoril t it i r a 'sk , t.i.'
Sid the Ong, - - 1
And 'Mr. dav „A.
it's trra .• .. - ' . -5
like a morning vapor ore' ~. r ; 4 . ~,,,, ' ....
solence ofd , aar she ,% - ' h , ' - -
doorway buditesiiig . ._
finger; Mid locitingtvillh 2 f
round his babhelor Sanctum, W , ' , t
06a'pe's matronly . coOtttenituSt =. - ,
in the background.
1 , ••
Petro
• Peterson kicked a strip sli% ..,,
under the table, and threw hi.. % • +r"" ";
gown over a huge meerecha , - .
driving to appear a. ,%, . U
possible.
"s Very happy to see you s Niii sUre t ”,
g irt,
he said, turning red, and wishing hot,
" tidied up" a little before boast IF
his matutinal cigar. "'Anything I
do for you—' l
" You can allow us the privilege ell
ea
looking at your house," said - .1
'
coaxingly. "I—titat iei mamma hast
F
to move, and although the rent of
house, must of course be very high, the ,
thought, by taking a feW boarders, she
might contrive to meet expense.'"
" Exactly so," said rang Ws: Cope.
"Are you going to move elsewhere?"
asked datums of our hero, at she glanead
at the halfpacked trunk&
"My landlady_ ii," m onm Mr. Petit%
Peterson. "It's awfttlto be at the meg
of a landlady, Miss Cope!" .
"But it's all younfaultl" oried- Jean
with a roguish sparkle is her lovely blue
eYes.
r I
nit
RE
carefOr
for Ms "'idol, and his orphan, to do alt which may
achieve and cherish a just and a. fasting peace
amore/ oursolow and reit.% all natione."-4. Z.
',IVNE 11, 1869.
-why didn't you get mar
was a loon' , said our bache
by the roses on Jeannie's
le coral of her laughing lip.
why don't yeugetmarried new?"
tile relentless little sprip_.
114 you," questioned Mr. Peter
ively, yim Were I?"
:cm* I would. GM married and
. us, Nampa , give you
and—"
, dear!" checked Mrs. COpe, gently.
Ly dear =Warn,'" cried Mr. 'Peter
with hit reyes'fhted on Jumnie 9 s
face, ‘,‘ I assurevytat that 31 think it
excellent idea!" • ,
id all through their journey , from
to French roof, While Mrs. Cope
dered the relative advantages'of this
1, and that, and Jeannie fluttered to
fro like a weeefal little humming
Mr. Peterson kept. revolving this
"excellent idea" hi his own mind.
.
Ise Jeannie," he said stotneivhat
7, as they Fetnrnaf &Urn stairs,
bini.
seta) morning, unole, l7 he cried,
breathlessly.
-'resod morning, Joe,” returns
Ptiersod, nodding to Kt Joseph. Frar ,
limy his only nephew. " What Uhl. .yem
duns Wench a InuryYti •
is your house let yet, Inaolsir 7
g4Yto-plo-I &sot exactly know, l3 ce
ded /iFird Peterson, a little sarkwyerdly.
What *omit matter to you whethec it
leper not, hey, you young soapegrooet 4 P
sqlush 11111 To ;tell rut she , Muth, I
was thinking of renting it myseif.P 7
IA
a 4
es, I. I'm going tabs married nex,ti
r testily tionnistilod z t
oCa p t.
I ilet.*Wrie4
inensOn on nadir why u
b3uldnltopoidoir respowledioe;
• a *VA , " 01 4 1 .Yf You , M-.): 0 4 Sok ake
0 1 0 8 4.
r • nlt•wfrhok.,_vo thejuiwirra' whY
o' ,ffiw.oloo
botk An 6 geterson out your
" Because, sir," sai4 Mr. Peteroon„ sen
tiously---" *mini my mother - in olow
t in to be' Wan boordero t
pootiers, in a gasbag sort Of lair-Awd.
XV,±fit tqatlWOljataeli Weeif to 4 8 ri $/ . . •
" All bat* WWI is 44)P6M7. WM,
' WRAY ad
a arrange
house?"
_ —ungeseiemply accorded
fission, Johsph Franklin was forced
oontont 3 while Mr. Peterson went
hack to his room to think about Jeannie
CdOe.
"I do believe Inn in love.” thought our
irilildlopaged hero. "I'll take a cigar—no
Ls o ironno either. Jeannie may object to
king, and a man that's as good as
melt .W ought to b a little careful about
sunk things."
,&e WOO mokieg_a Wag pencil estimate
rtue probable cost of refignishieg
rtinents hti.dechred With velvet
hi, accordingto eiiiiniele not'
thitikuOteoonornical ideas, thathains
deplan," , said Ur. Pat's.
=en of it) * igidiA .
Al da * 44. R.4.for
have your prozalse to gear
We you-tape this bouse?”
mime; in faci, I Ainilutiya,
F yn utael_ 1 0 7 soi,j4 A 4 . P
t. "TO SI
,f
l wa 4
idea of marry raj , t
exclaimed real's. n.
UtOMOOti,
Anon, when Joseph Franklin entered,
flushed and proud.
"She's down in the parlor, uncle,”
'"ls shei' 9l said Mr. Peterson. "Sixty
nine and three are seventy-two; and twice
that in—"
you'll come down and see her uncle,"
persisted Joe, impatiently.
"In a minute. TweFve and sixteen,
and-=-there, then, Joe, how can a man
add "up ids accounts with you stamping
round the room like a wild butlitlo? Yes,
yes, I
I'll go down and see her, and then
H err
shall have a little peace of my
He followed his nephew resignedly down
to the parlor, thinking, the while, of for
other things, and suffered himself to be
led to the little sofa in the hay window,
where a slender young lady was sitting,
toying rather nervously with a 'pink par
asol.
" Uncle," said Joe, proudly, " this is
my promised wife. Jeannie, this is Uncle
Petro Peterson."
.!" Itiannle CopePt gasped the astounded
biganlor.
“ Toll%ive me a kiss, uncle, won't
yon?” said Jeannie, putting up her coral
lips in the most bewitching way in the
world. "I said it urea .mamme, this
morningiiit l ifFs really Joe and I that
wanted It .1;_. r
"It was, e said Mr Reterpon, with
a' louden", commingling oeSenestiens. -
" Yea and you Khovr you promised to
gatanarresd and board With us. Re did .
int ,
e bachelor burst into a hysterical
Wee only joking, 64
” he said.
riedl indeed! Pm not . such a fool yet. (live
me the kiss, Jeannie. I'll stay here, I;m*
I'll not refurnj* the rooms this year.”
So the love-&e.ain faded Ott of Mr. Pe
tro Petersen's mature life. And the bill
was taken , off the front door; and Moo
Joseph rregiraut Pm learned-to fastidious
an
ommette that suits even the rastidious
taste of her uneb3-in-law.
"And it's just as well that Fate saved
me from ma idw a fool of mysalf, 77 says
Mr, Paterson, exultantly.
400101mhp.
A I'OCCRINO MOM
'We_We never read a more touching,
beandfd incident than the fbliowing
which recurred a short time since In one
of the Preach oourts. The natural nobil
,9f ' • bra
er *, 1 90 , the effrge tel tr
44 '
tar kW
or fresh Otnuitly, anott•an evident*,
tea* however ibirk the day, an honest heart,
and a firm resolve will overcome the great
est obstacles.
A. French paper says that Lucille
Rouen, a pretty girl, with blue eyes and
fair heti; poorly but neatly clad was
brought befell* the Shah Quirt of Correc
tion use the charge of vagrancy.
sf Don any one claim yowl , said the
mlightnina.
'Ohl ray good sir,” saidahe, " I have
no longer any ftiends; my father and ,
mother are dead§ and I have only my
brother Janine, but he is es
_young as I
am. Qi sin what can he do Ihr vier
" The court must send you to the house
of consotieu.l9
"React iam sister here I am, do not
feat," cried a. childish voice from the
other ead ef the court, and at the ewe
instant a Attie boy, with a lively counte
nance, stalled dirtii front amid the crowd
and stood beams **Judge.
"Who are putt" said he.
"Jame Rouen, the brother of this poor
MAU
y o ik on
" Thirteen?"
f‘ And Id* di you want?"
14 1,,C0P10 to ohtini my Lucille."
"MO babe yott. the hiatus of providing
03i fief"
“Yeaterday I had none; but I now
Laos. Don't be afraid.”
W 1 hoW good you are, je j oes. , l
" let us see, my said b the
magistrate; "the 'court fds oy "
Pssed to do
all that it canitor leer sister; brat you
must give uit.imidat
"About nifOrkslight ago, sir," exclaim
ed the boy _f mar poor motile died of a,
bad cough; tin , it 'was cold at home. We
were in vent ' trouble. Ti t an Y Said to
a l oes, ruin tatoise an artist, and when
I know a poi trade, I 'will support my
sister, weatApprentice to a brush.
maker, Blery day. I used to carry her
half of my dinner, and at night I took her
secretly to My room, and she slept on my
bed while I Slept on the door. But it ap
pears that she had not enough to eat.
One day she bagged on the Boulevard and.
was taro up. When I heard that, I said
to aysdi, 44 Coma, my boy, things cannot
lint so; yen must find something better.
I soon found a good place, where I am
tedsod clothed and have twenty francs a
month. I have also found a good wo.
man, ho, these twenty francs, wSI
Inn "este Or Lticille, and teach her needler•
mods. =L claim my sister."
II M bay," w,M the.* , "your coup
duct is very honorable. waver, your
sister cannot be set at liberty till &mop.
'
" Never mind, Lucille," said the boy,
I will come 4 and fetch you early to-mor.
row,":then turning to the magistrate he
said "I may kiss her; may I not, sir?"
He then threw himself into the arms of
his sister, and both wept fond tears of
affection.
--at wise old gentleman, who hhow‘ on
about it, on relaxing. from business, gam
the following sage advice to Ida soll aq
snooessor • Common sense, my soo t
valnable in all kinds of business—except
love making,
- • • Tr - •
IN FATHER ABRAHAM.
Ten lines of Nonpareil Constitute a Square.
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lEr 1 8 0 0 70 4 301
150 20, 8 80, 6 00,
175 200 890• , 7 00i,
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4 Witat shall I de?" and pie old bache
lor stamped around the sitting-Mom in a
perfect rage of doubt, looking first at the
napping baby in the little willow cradle /
and then at the busy French clock cril tens
mantel shelf.
"As orates, tnynanie is Joseph Phelpfk
tint two-fisted, large-linaged nephew of.
mine is about waking, and it wants one
whole hour of the time which its inothpr
appointed for her return. Whewl
actually sweat to think Qf it. What MA
I do with it=how can I treat it to sugs.g..
or hold it, or trot it, or do anything with
it?"
At this juncture a faint wail from the
baby receptacle brought the bachelor
Joseph to his taps. With an energy and
alacrity that would not illy become a htuoi
band and a baby-tender, he commenced
rocking the cradle; senditig the indignant,
baby into a perfect tremor of kicks and
squalle. Backward and forward, from
one side of the , pillow to the other, the.
round, red face rolled; the infant fists,
were clenched with a force that purpled.
them, while, from the white, plump
came a cry that set the bachelor wil t =
fbar.
• ',Again Joe looked at the clock,
•." What in the dews can!. do
:darned • • i•
He sat 21:1 , atg chair before the
baby a o Vi
&Rife quilt over
his knees, and' th ibek ilhorror upon
his face, proomded to take • the baby from
ire resting .place. He drew the young
hopeful, just as a very neat old lady would
ick itto a pocket handkerehief, with
tabSW, hid
;and fingers. Afresh yell from the
ti bit& Ortherbabir Was the only ex. .
of thank% as he (*summoned
1
er-totheTAtma baby trot.
,mus be s omething is pricking
lifite . ,t'Shool mild Yoe, commencing a'
seam* for the aggravating pin that was
driving the child into such a rage. But
no pin was to be found, and he made an
attempt to turn the baby over; but oh!
the clumsiness of his fingers—the
eel4iire form slid ont of his lap to the floor,
sending forth a cry that was louder,
clearer, deadlier than before.
Save me! I've broken its neck!" was
the exclamation as he picked the baby up,
and in the agony of despar — he trid to quiet
him. A thoug ht struck JOe. He saw a
barque hanging up against the wall of the
• reon,,and II a*.
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* car te = Ile
wen
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and lilt a 'ttial monument of tbrainine -
ri me m7. He was wild with joy. Be
it over hie coat, and thstened the,
sleeve,. behind him. He took the baby
and laid its head against the false breast.
work.
Shades of Southern plantations ~ ana
cation , factoriesill as the baby roetcd
nose into it about a wile, then e•addle&
down to a moose. The bachelor CCM
thenced singing:
mim e
1, Women are all a fleet! show,
For man's 1 o
When filled al* b ale , d stalk 4 wills tole
They look quite We '
A tap on the door stop - pea Joe in the
midit of hii suggestive se ,ng, and before he'
had till* tedisarraY.hirnseif; the door was.
°mad; and 6 roguy"4l, laaghing pair of
eyr_Reered in upon nu n ,
Your sister is not at home, is she'll
asked the visitor.
"No,Ruyan& stammered Joe, grow
ing v ery red the bee, "an d have
turned miriv
M is s Re ,yee laughed; offered to relieve
IL!. .r amp, whiclihe willingly con
s"' so; sitting neat by the while In
tently wasstdatiler. She Inamiged the
baby, toe, charm s without the barque, and
u °P was captivated.
Josephl%4a married Emmy Hayes—
,
von my word he did.
THE Chicago Post gets off a couple of ;
pretty good ones—thus:
It is stated that three thousand people
assembled together to bear Andy Yolm
son speak at Clarksville, Tennessee. It
always has been the rule down in Ten
nessee, that the poorer the show, the big.
ger the crowd.
In spite of the old misunderstanding,
Boss. of Kansas, is confiding his wants to
the Pretident again. Ile is trying to get
up? a compromise with Grant on the Rect.
10ss-ity plan.
—A Ibllow in New Orleans, affe?ted
with nosukia-a•potu, conceived the idea
that he *le a goose and procured straw
for a nest, anli brickbats for eggs, pre.
pared to 'Set der the latter. His mother'
intethred. "Why don't you let me alone?
Don't you see lam setting?" "Bat
Oliver, you ain't a the mother
replied. "1 attritf* "No• you are my
poor, dear soul , ' • I know No;
"Why
yeityqu_
_are. 'nolo are not agga--they
fjce , *Dolil know DidnYt
I lay tem, and I mean to hatch 'em or
&ell)
.0-Wks are not our police required to
remove all stray piecesoforanspa_peel from
the kidewalk, as is tha rule in England?
:last read this horrible accident and then
answer: She tripped along with ribbons
flying, from a bran new last she'd just
heen buying. She hold her head up very
high, and thought, "Well, ain't Bust old
pie?" An orange peel lay in her track;
she slipped, add flat upon her back, lay
Miss'Maria
—Alt obi maid, on the
fifth hgng_of the n' wade
yeutili lady obeetved, with
a
grid sympathetic dish: "Well, I ettl4l4
'UI what we must all ooze toe"
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