6u.
i i ni -IV
mt ploomMb Mint.
lueitday, Xovcmber 14, 1S71.
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
, Tea Urontli In tlio Sonth.
It is now iieurly twenty-five years ago j
Unit a Mr. Juiuus bimth, of houtU Caro
lina, aUomplsd tho cultivation of tua in
fcliiu country, anJ ever sinco that time it
Km boo u grown with moderate success in
Tarious purls of the South. A gentleman
in Wilmington, N. C. lia.t successfully
rnisuil plants and cured tea, which ' ho
clxrus cannot be excelled in flavor by the
import cm! urlicle. lie obtained tho plant
from the Agricultural Rurcau of tho
l'utent, Office, previous to tho war, and
their number has incrcasod every year,
the latter plants being fully equal in every
respect to thoso lirst grown. Suocessi'ul
experiments have also recently been
niado in South Carolinn, Tennesfeo and
Gi'liforuiu, and the climate of several other
Motion of the United States is undoubt
edly well udapted to this plunt; California
especially seems to possess peculiar advan
tages in this respect, and tea culturo has
djniiiiencocl unimig tho Chinese who liavo
settled thero, and with the most encourag
ing results. A California writer who has
taken cunsidcrablu pains to investigate
the subject, and has made the experiment
himself, says the location best adapted to
the growth of the plant is found to be
high, rolling land, culd enough to have
BMiie Winter frost. "Our hills," he
fays, are exactly suited to them." The
plants are very hard)', and a sufficient
number has been planted to give satis
factory evidence that they will thrive,
lid it is believed that their culture will
eventually prove as successful hero as on
the font bills of the snowy Himalayas ot
North-Western India, where tho homo
production has now completrly superseded
ail importations from China.
A Sew Method of racking ItuUor.
A Michigau daiiyuiau has lately pub
lished bis method of packing butter, lie
has oaken tubs, with heads at each end.
Tl ley are 14 inches in diameter ut top,
9 inches at the bottom, and 1G inches
high. In packing, a cambric bag is made
to fit the tub, I ho butter is packed in
tho tub us it stands on the small cud
the sack being long enough to extend
above tho edges of the tub-aiid is pressed
down firmly until within an inch and n
half of the top, when u circular cloth is
laid over it, the edges of tho sack turned
down over that, ami a layer of fine salt
placed on it. The head is now put in its
place, the tub turned up, uud the butter
in the sack of course, falling down to the
bottom, leaves u space all around it in
which is tilled with brine poured through
a hole in the small end. When full tho
holo is corked up tight. Tho butter
floats in the brino and is effectually pro
served from tho uir, uud will keep for au
almost indefinite period.
Value of Eggs. :'
During tho war many experiments
were made by medical men ood others
interested the subject, to see in how
gmall compass the nutriment could begot;
iiad after all tho experiments of physic
ians, 'physiologists, patent right men.
pavans and investigators on scientific,
they nil had to knock under (to uso an
expressive though vulgar phrase) to on
old beu, or a young one either for it
Was found that an egg contained a greater
amount of nutriment, of life-preserving
food in tho compass it occupies, than of
any other known substance True, there
lire essences of meats, etc., that by com
binations with other articles may be as
powerful, but ulouo the egg is the uiost
nutritious. There is more life-sustaining
element in a singlocgg than twenty times
its bulk in bread or food of that kind.
Poultry Standard.
ricklcd EggB. , ; '
J'ickled Cf-'gs are very eamly prepared,
aud ore said to bo excellent an a relish
with cold meats.; Uoil for -half on liour
three dozen is, remove lue shells, und
puck them when entirely cold in a wide
mouthed jar laro cmouili to let them in
or out without muuhin or breaking.
Turn ur wuoh vinegar uh you think will
cover them entirely, after boiling in it
black-pepper, allnpiee, a little .root-linger,
aud, if desired, a very small quantity of
garlio. Salt to tinsto. When the vinegar
liua boiled enough to extract tho Fpieee,
tako them out and pour it ovr the eggs,
cork tightly when eolu ; and in a mouth
they aro ready to ui. ' A few tiny white
onions put in the jar, some may think uu
improvements '
HHflti Meigs county, Ohio, a man, in
picking his apples, found upon a tree
bearing Hotnihh Realities a largo variety
ofupples. lie selected a half a bushel,
no two of which wore alike. He had
xnioog them tho Northern Spy, Winesap,
itoscburg, Russet, 1 liuldwin, Smith's
Older, &o. llo wants to know if upples
will hybridize. .Some altribute these
freaks to hybridizing.and others olaini that
it is brought about by bees, in passiug
from one blossom to another. They are
boooming quite common, and lust how
eljev are bwinrht. about will doubtless
soon be Ecertaincd.
Drugs! Drugs!
THE Subscriber has on hand ami for sato, at
low prices, a complete; assortment ut .
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
AND CHEMICALS,
' Of all kinds. Also, a full fctoek of
Concentrated Remedies,
PATENT MEDICINES,
ESSENTIAL OILS,
, rEUFL'MERY,
HAIR OILS,
BRUSHES,
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Pure Winos
AM)
LIQUORS,
Always on hand, for Mechanical and Sacramen
tal purposes.
toaB lVii!r!nn' ()nirn rarrfiilhi and
promptly fillid.
B. M. EBY,
NEWPORT, PERRY COUNTY, PA.
Leather, Harness and Oil Store
At Duncannon, J'enn'a,
THE subscriber lias Just opened In Duncannon,
Perry county. Pa., opposite the National
Hotel, a large aim splendid assortment of
LEATHER.
BADDLEKY,
OILS,
THINKS,
HIIOE-FINDIMiS.KC.
He Is prepared to 1111 orders at the shortest notiee
and In t lie best manner. A number of the lpst
workmen are employed, and repairing Is done
without delay and on (lie most reasonable terms.
REFINED OIL lire test by the barrel, or 111
larger lots.
H I1KICATINC. and other OILS of tho best
quality. Ill lets to suit pnrehastrs.
The CASH iiald or Hark. Hides and Skins of all
marketable kinds.
. Please rail and examine our stork before
purchasing elsewhere.
JOS. M. I1AWLEY.
Diiiicannuii. 6 4 tf
X, 33 E -A. 1ST O 3ST
Mutual .Firo Insurance Company,
ToiioHlovvii, l'oim'a.
POLICIES PERPETUAL at Low Itntes. No
Steam risks taken. Tills is one or I lie best
eondueted and most reliable Companies In the
Stale. Country pmimrtv Insured l'erMluallv
at W ml per thousand. anil Town properly at 86 00
per thousand.
LEWIS POTTER,
NEW ItLOOMFlELD. PA.,
4 10'
Aiient for Pern' County.
THE NEW DISCOVERY
In Chemical and Medical fc'clcnco.
Dr. E. F. OAIZVIV'S
SOLUTION & COMPOUND ELIXIR
FTIIST AND OXLY HOU'TTOV w irm1
in one mixturo of AM, J' II IIHIAK
valuHtilo active iniu(jtiul3 ot lUo vcllkkuowu
- l'lu mtra;: 'X'Ait,
ITXEQUALKO In Coui-, Col-ls, Catoirb,
Aibuia, UruuchitiiJ, aud uouaumjiLiua.
CU1UW WITHOUT IVIXi
A rpnont coM In thwo to ix Imur; and nlo.
It its VU AhlSKNO, l'UUIKYJNU nnd Kl'i
efriTU iiKn tlii yuueral byittm,
i imnrkfitlv HIbcous In nil
iim:asi:h ur iiii; moon.
InclmJuiK x-ioiuia auj KtuuimaH of Uiyhkln,
lynpe(miAt Uiueaaea of tho I.ivcr and KiduL-yu,
llemt JiHutue, and Oenoial lA-uiliiy.
ONE TRIAL CONVINCES!
ALSO, k
Volatile Solution cf Tar
For INHALATION, without rrllrtion ot
IIEAT. A remarkably V ALU Alii. Udineovery,
a tlie whule appinitui can btfeaiTifsl iu iho vaat
po'ket, read v ut any time fur the liiimttUuctual
utid iMj-.it ivelytumiivo use in
All DWcaaca of the nsr, THROAT
aud I.IM.S.
TIIU COMPOUND
Tar and Mandrake Pill.
fr ne in connection with tho EIJXIU TATt,
U a fomliiiiiitum of the TWO must vulimtI
ALTEUATIVB Medlciiioii known iu tlio lro
fi'asiou. uud renders t hin Fill without oxotption
t tin very lit ever offyrof!.
Th tOLt'TlON aud CUiirOUND ELIXIH of
i without doubt tho Lett remedy known in
CUICS Of
CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER.
It is a Kieriflft for mih diwuKft, nnd uliould lo
kept in thehoutuihohlor every family, eupeciully
duxiU(jthoeiiJOUiliKiu which
CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER
aroliablfl to prevail. A miill ttiiantftjr tuki-n
daily will pruveut uutrat:iiiig tlii-M) UriiMe
dieuie.
Solutloo and Compound Eliiir, 1 00 per lioillo
Volatile Solution tor Inhalation. $3.00rer but
Tar and Uundrako Fill, COcta per box.
Bend for Clrnttlar of POSITIVE CX'RIIS
to your Uruggiat, or to
L. T. HYDE & CO.,
BOLE i'HOPBIETOKS,
110 E. 2Zd St., JVttv lurk.
Koi miW uy iii. ai. i). ,'jci.cjitu,, . iKmiu
nelci, 1'a A hi
ALL KINDS OK .1(111 1'ltlNTINO
NeallvexecuU'Uat the Bloomlleld Tlimi
btvam Job Orllce. '
rhiliidelnlila AdTCrt'fs'tincnt."
Jolin Lucas & Co.,
, , Hole ana , ..
. MANUFACTIIKKKS .
,,: Of TUB , . i ,.
IMPERIAL FRENCH, '
AND .11
PURE SWISS GREEN,
' , 'Also, Ptiro,1' '
White IjCimI and Color
MA XL' FA V TV HE 11$,
Nos, 141 and 143 North Fourth St.. '
, Philadelphia.
There Were Sold jn the Year 1870,
Blatchloy's Cucumber ;,
TRADE gj) MARK. '
WOOD PUMPS,
Measuring 213,566 fnt In lcnKth, or sufficient In
the agregate Tor ,
A WELL OVER '40 MILES DEEP,
Simpti in ConKtrnction Eaty In Operation
Giviny no Timte to (hi Water Du
rable and Cheap.
Those puniiiH are their own best reoommoiidntlon.
For sale by Dealers In llardwareaml Axrieiiltu
ral liiiiileintMili, I'liiiuberx, 1'iiiiip Makers. &c.,
throuuhoui tlicooniitry. circulars, ;:.. furnish,
cd upon npplleallon by mail or otherwise.
Willie puiupn forwarded to parties In towns
where I have no agents upon the receipt of the
retail price. 1
In buyini;, be careful that your pump bean my
trade mark as above, us I guarantee no other.
Ulllce and Ware-room,
No. 5urt Commerce Street,
8 13tf 1 I'll I LA DELPHI A, PA.
-These rumps ean 1m) ordered of the Manu
facturer, or F. Mortimer 41 Co., Mew liloomlleld.
sowiat & roTTH,
ICooIiNellcr.H & Sindoiierm,
And Dealers in "'
CURTAIN , ; 1 ,
' ; ' ANI) : . .
WALL-PAPEliS,
Nos. 530 Jlurkot and 523 Minor iStreets,
PHILADELPHIA, PA. '
' . rubllshers of Sanders' New Headers, and
Brooks' Arithmetics. Also, Itobert's History of
the United .States, Felton's Outline Alaps.Ae.
ItMMi HOOKS
t
Always on hand, and made to Order. 3H
MILLER & ELDER,
Uookurllcr.s and fSI ill loners,
BLAKK BOOK ' MAiVUFACTUJlUlfS,
And Dealers In
WINDOW 'CURTAINS '" '""
. " ' AND "
WALL HAli:it,
No. 430, Market Street, ,
, 31 . PHILADELPHIA, PA. .
xociimax's. ,
Wi'itiiie: JLlnil ! i
THIS VI.VW Is warranted ICQA'AL to Aknoi.d's,
aud Is sold at much less price. The money
will be refunded to tlKwe buying It, If It does not
prove entirely Katisfai'tory. , ,
9. Fur Hale by F. Mortimer, New Bloonitleld.
.ii MILLER & ELDER,
' 1 Holo Agents, ,
m Market Stront,
2-TO1 ' Phllatlelphla.
A. h. KlUU , J. E, FliEYUIltE.
KAUII & FltYJIIItK,
lMl'OHTi:il8 AND Jolilir.llB OF
O Ii i n sx , 5i liiHH
AND:..,.,
QUEENSWA11E,
801 and 3U3, Cherry St., between Areb & Race,
; riULAUELl'llIA. x
' B7 Constantly on hand. Original Assorted
Packages, , 3. 0. ly 10
W. A. Atwooi).
Isaac W. Kanck
AT WOOD, RANCH & CO.,
st'oiiiiulHisIoii Merchant!,
AND ' '
Wholesale Dealers In all kinds of Pickled and Salt
No. 210 North Wharves, above Itace Street,
8406m6
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Th'iladclphiii Adtertlscmenls.
BAiiCRoiiT&Tco;,
! ,. i fiiiiiorUiiH nul Jolibcrs ;i 'if,
, . ; in NT, , ','of Bttipleand Fancy ; ' i
DRY - GOODS,
Uoths,
' Cassimeres,
'! . Bluiikets,
t ;, Linens, White Goods,.' Hosiery, 4c,
j ' Kos. 405' and' 407. MAltKETBTKEEt, "
'' ' ' '' (Above Foiirth, Nortli Side,) ' '
riilladclplifa. 7
1. !
j WRIGHT & SIDDALL,
(Wholesale Druggi sts,
i AND DEALERS IN ''
i Patent Medicines,
j 119 MARKET STREET, NEAR FRONT,
,., riiiladelphiu, Fn. ,
A FULL STOCK 'of. everthlnn connected with
the business, ot the best quality, and at very
low prices. A good location for business, with a
ow rent and light expenses, enables us to offer In
ducements to buyers, and makes It worth their
while to give us a trial. "'
"Philadelphia, 3. 8tf.
utAYim,Ti & c;o.,
Wholesale Dealers In
Carpets,
Oil Cloths, i
Shades,
. Brooms, , ,
Carpet Chain,
Batting, Wadding, Twines, &c,
And a tine assortment of
Wood ami Willow Ware,
',! No. 420 Market street, above 4th,
Phi ladel ihia, " Pa.
' January 1, 18C9. ' ' " ' '
John ShalTncr, Jr. ' . S. 7-lcgler. Theo. ltumel
SIIAFFxNElt, ZltiULER & CO.,
SucoesKtirs to
' i BI1AKKNEH, ZlKCLKlt & CO.,
IiiUirtersiiml Dealers in , ; ,
Hosiery, i
i '-'fiSloveM, - ' '
Ribbons, ! ' ";
' , ,, , 8usieiilcrs,
THREADS, C O M IS S, ;
and every variety of
TRIMMINGS
i : .1. : AND '
FANCYGOODS,
' No. 3fi, North Fourth Street,
,: PHILADELPHIA, PA. ,
'Agent for Lancaster Combs. '
w. f. iioni,i:ii, -
' JOBBER IN '.. ... ...
Hats, Caps, Fur si
' ' ' ''AH0 "' ' -
H 1 1 II W - Gr, O OtlfS .
153 NOKTI1 THIRD 8TREET, ... 'i , . . i
8 91yl0 ; PUILADEXl'HIA.
, l V , i,, xL L. jj.
H. IS. TAYLOIS, ......
' . ' with..,. , : ,-, ,-,
WAINWRIGIIT & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
!' -AND 1 ! .( ., t
: - 'TEA DEALERS,
North F.ast Corner of 2nd nnd Arab Strectt, '
; : : ; v ; . rTiladcIplna' Pa
II
OAR.McCONKEY&CO.i, ,..,.,
(successors to , .
WM. W. PAUL CO:, ,
WHOLESALE . I , .
BOOT AND SHOE
WAREHOUSE,
C23 Market St. aud 614 Commerce Street,
Philadelphia, Penna.
WHOLESALE ,v
January 1, 18(19. ! !
m m m WMaaw
LLO VI), SUPI'LEE, & WALTON,
II AltD WAREHOUSE
No. 625 Market Btreet,
IMiiludolpIiia.
WM. H. KENNEDY,
WITH
Hemphill cV Chandler,
i.
DEAI.BI18 IN
Tobacco, ' Scaurs, tic,
, No. 222 MARKET STREET, ' 1
, rillLADEl.rillA, i'A
" A full Stock of theCelerfrated IIOMITOB NA-
ii, m whys ou nuiio. uia t
Philadelphia Advei tlsciuculs.
. 1. K2VI;iIT & IlKOX.
ilisii,
114 Bouth" Delaware. Aveune,
. , MBolow rjhcBtnnt St., (
' PHILADELPHIA, J'A.
Agoiits for' s
CoIHiir, t'otltles & Co' t'nuued Fruits. ' '
twitf
A. B. Cunningham. J. II. Lcwars. J. S.Glolm.
Cunningham, Gleim & Co.,
Wholesalb Deai.krb in
Tobacco, Scgars, &c.,
NO. 4, NORTH FIFTH STREET,
riiu.Ai:miiiA. : ,
82810
Northern Central Railway. 1
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT" '
Through and Direct Route to anil from Wtthing.
, (on, limtitnore, J-JImlrn, Eric, lyjuo,
Rochester and Niuynra Mill. '
ON AND A IT Kit HUNDAY. ATOITST 6th.
1871, the tritlus on the Northern Central lull--
way will run as lollows : . ,
NORTHWARD.
MAII, TRAIN.
Taves Baltimore. 8..W n. in. I Marrlsnnrg, 1.40 i m
Villiainsiort tt-'M p. in., anil arr. at Klnilra, 1U.35
DUl'FAI.O EXPRESS.
Leaves naltlinore.l0.1ll).iu. Han isburir. 2.00 a.m.
Williams lort, a. in. Klnilra, ii.10 a. in. .
, Arrives at Canandaiaua at 12.10 p.m.
FAST LINE.
Leaves Baltimore 12.4o p. m. llarrlsburg 4.35 p.m.
Arr. ai v. .maiusport 4.1op.m.,
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Leaves Baltliuoic7.4up.iii. ar. llarrlsburg 11.30 p.m.
Sunbury 2.00 ,t. m. Wllllamsport S.30 a, m.
YORK ANI) HAKRISIlUim ACCOMMODATION
Leaves York at (l.:toa. in.. arr.lhirriKburgS.OO a.m ,
N I AO A It A EXP HESS.
Lvs. Balllnioie 8.UI a.m., llarrlsburg 10.55 0. m ,
Arrives at Cauundalgua at 8.25 p. m.
, SOUTHWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Elmlra 7.15 a. in. I Wllliainsiiort 10.10 a. m.
I4.i.liut,i-r 'Jill,, ' I A i Iln I, .. im ..
m.; .... ,i.l.,l.llllic ni, i.uu p.lll
BUFFALO EXPRESS.
Leaves Canandalcua B.56 p. in.. Elinira 10.25p.m.
Williamspoi t 2.1m a. in.. llarrlsburg at 7.35 a. in.
Arrives ut Baltimore at 10.4U a.m.
CIIICACO EXPRESS.
Leaves llarrlsburg 3.56a.m., Ar. Baltimore 7.25 a.ni'
ERIE EXPRESS.
Lvs. Sunbury 8.55 a.m., Ar.Ilarrlsburg 11.05 p.m
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Lvs. lUvirisburu fl.30a.ni.. Ar.lialtimore 3.00 p.m. ,
! BALTIMORE ACCOMMODATION.
i.vs. narrisuurg o.iua. in., Ar. Baltimore 12.S0.p.m '
York and Hahiusiiuiio Acijommodation.
Lvs. llarrlsburg 6.45 p. in., Arr. at York 8.15p in.
-Mall Train mirth ami south. Fast Line north,
and York uud Harrisljtirg Accommodation north
and south, 1'acille Express and Erie Exiness.daily
except biinday.
Bullnlo Express eoutli and Cincinnati Express :
north leave dally.
For further Information apply at the Ticket
olllce Pennsylvania Railroad licnot.
ALFRED R. .F1SKE.
' uiieral Superintendent
' ' SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Monday, May 13tli,., 1S7I.
GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH '
md North-West for Philadelphia, New York,
Reading, Poltsville.Tainaiiua. Ashlniul.Slmiiioklii, :
lban in. Allentown, Easton, liphrata, Litiz, Lan
caster, ColuinUia, SiV., 6.C. .1 ii , .'i ..
Trains leavuJIarrisburg for New York, asfollows:
At 240, 8.10, a. m., and 2.W, r. m., connectiiiE
with nlmilar trains on the Pennsylvania Railroail!
and arriving at New York at '10:5 a. m., 3.50. ,
anil 9:311 p. in., resectlvely. . 11
Klcciiiig cars, accompany tho 4.20 a. In., train
without change.
Returning:. Loave New York at 9 A. v., 12.30
noon, and 5 p. in., Philadelphia at 7.30, 8.30 a. m.
Q 411. t U HIllM.I II ir .... ra ...... ....... a .... .
.... nil Wlll,uiiy HID O P. U.,
train Irom New York, without change.
Leave llarrishurgfor Reading, Pottsvllle, Tama-"
qua, Mlnersvllle, Ashland, Hliamokln, Allen. '
town, and Philadelphia, at8.10,A. M., and 2.00, and
4.05, p. m., stopping at Lebanon nnd principal way
stations: the 4.05 p. m. train connecting for Phila
delphia, PottHville mid Columbia only. For Potts,
ville. Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, vfa Schuylkill
and Siistiuehuuna ltullroad, leave llarrlsburg at
3.40 P. M.
East Pennn. Railroad trains leave RcailfiiR for
Allentown, lOaslon and New ork ut .2, ia30
a. in. and 4.05 p. m. Returning leave New York '
at Roo a. ni., 12.30 noon and 5.00 p. in. and Allen-.
tOUII m7'Jlll III 1 y.rv ii, ...I. q K. , .ir. i u ir.
, . , . .mi nou ii.iii.
Way passenger train leaves Philadelphia at 7.30
A. H.,couueetiug Willi similar truin mi l.!:wi p..,,.,.
Railroad, returning from Reading at 6.20 p. u..
stopping at ull Stations. . " . . ' .
Leavo PotUvllle ut nine o'clock In the mornugl
nun &,wr. m.: iiernuon at 10.00 o'clock A. M.
bhaniokin ut5.40 aud 11.15 A. M. i Ashland, 7.06 a.
m. and 12.43 noon; MabonyOlty at 7,51 a. m.. and
i.r,, , , , i-.w ..w v.i-' n, mi, mill S.1UP, BI. ir
i'n'lT&e Hark, Reading, Harris.
Iave Pottsvllle via Hchuylklll and Husqnehanna
Railroad at 8.15 a.m., for iiarrisbuig.aud 11 :46a. m. .
for Pine (irove and Tremoiit.
Reading accommodation train: leaves Pottsvllle
at 5.40 a. M., passing Heading at 7.30 a. m., arriving
at Ph laiielihla at 10.20 a. m., returning leaves
l'lilladelphia at 5.15 p. m. passing Reading ut 7.55
r.M..rriving at Pottsvllle lit 9.40 p. M.
Poltstown Accuuimoilaiiou train : Leaves Potts
town at 6.30 a. in.,relurnlng,lcavcsPhlladclphlaat
4.30 p.m. , , . , ,
Columbia Railroad trains leave Reading at 7.20
. in. ami ri. lfi p. m. for tphrata, Lltlz, Lancaster,
Columbia, to!.
Perklonien RallroadtralnsleavePerklomen Junc
tion at 7.17, ami !.(. a. hi., 8.1HJ ami li.iRI p. to. Re
tui'iilng.leaves Schwcuksville ul 6.30 a. u.,aud 8.10
a. m. and 12.50 niKin, and 4 :45 p. in., cuuuectlng
with similar trains on Readiugroad.
Colebrookdale Railroud train leaves Pottstownat
9 40a. m., and 1.16 and 6.4"i. in., returning leave
Ml. Pleasiut at 7, ami 11 :25 a. ni., nnd ,1.00 p. m.,
connecling with similar trains on Reading It. R.
Chester Vallev Railroad trains leave l)ridgcHrt ,
at 8.3t) a. ui.,2.05and5.32p. in. Returning, leave
lowulngtown at 6.40 a. m., 12.45, noon, and 6.25
p. lii.,connecUug with trains on Reading Railroud.
On holidays; Leave New York at 5 p. in. t
Plilla. at 8 a. m. und 3. 15 ii. in. illieHa. in. train run
ning only to Reading; Pottsvllle 8 a. in. ; llarrls
burg 2.40 a. ni., and 2.00 p. in. t leave Allentown at
4.26 and 8.35 p.m.leave Reading at 7:15 a, in., and
9.50 P. H., for HuiTiHbui'g, at 4:32 a. in., for New
York, at 7.20 a m. for Allentown and at 9:40 a.
III., and 4.16 . in., for Philadelphia.
Comniiitutioii, Mlleapi, Heason, School and Ex
cursion Tickets tu and from all points at reduced
rales.
Baggage checked through, 100 pounds allowed
each passenger.
J. E. WOOTTEN.
Asst. Supt. & 1-iig. Mach'ry.
' Rending, Pa., May 15, W71. '