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Tuesday, November 28, 1S71
LOCAL Itlil'AKTMENT.
OUR TERMS
Are $l in a Year in. Advance.
Will be Closed. The Btorcs And the
bank in this place will be closed on Thurs
day, it being Thanksgiving d:iy. .
For Sttlc. An Oriental Mentor nearly as
good as new for Rale at n bargain, apply to
Geo. Spuhr.
The Keilil Trial. A letter from Carlisle
written on Saturday morning, says : "Tho
Kcihl trial is still unfinished, and will prob
ably last several days longor : The proba
bilities aio against his acquittal."
A Jewel Case. A man in Marrisburg,
who drew a prize of a jewel caRe, found it
to be a hdop-tkirl. Me is now hunting for
the jowcl to put inside of it.
Another Pardon. Governor Geary has
pardoned Walter Graham, of Slilroy, Mif
ilin county, convicted for selling liquor on
Sunday and to minors.
A New K. . A surveying party was
recently over the routo of the railroad which
is proposed to be built on this side of the
Susquehanna, from Duncannon to North
umberland. They make a favorable report.
Is It for Yon! A change having been
made in our firm, we desire all persons
who are indebted to us to call and settle
their accounts cither by cash or note. AH
accounts not settled by January 1st, will
be placed in tho hands of a collector.
F. MORTIMER & CO.
Union Thanksgiving Service. Thoro
will be a union thanksgiving service in the
court house next Thursday morning at 10$
o'clock, of nil congregations of the town.
Preaching by Rev. Hedges, and a collec
tion will be taken up for the sufferers at
Chicago and the North West In thank
ing God for our blessings, let us rcmcmbci
tho unfortunate, especially those in the
country beyond Chicago, who will undoubt
edly sudor this winter unless help is ren
dered by their fellow men.
t2T" The best stock of Cassimeres and
Coatings in tho county, will bo found at
F. Mortimer & Co's.
Public Sales.
We call attention to the following sales
bills for which have been printed at this office i
On November SOth, Moses F. Noll, nt his
residence, one-half mile east of ElllotUburg,
will sell 6 work horses, 3 cows, hogs, wa
gons, sleds, and a great variety of funning
Implements. Also a large quantity of house
hold and kitchen furniture.
On December 2d,the asslnccs of Henry Com p.
wlll sell a house and lot In Millerstowa thr
ough. Bee advertisement.
On December 1 4, 1871. Grlflltu Jones will
sell at his residence In Duncunnon, Pa. his val
uable Mill property aud private residence.'
Swearing Allowed. Persons who
are given to profanity must in future bo
careful how they pmotice it in Newport, as
the net of Assembly which imposes a fine
for that offence was commenced to be en
orced there last week. The first person
who was unfortunate enough to fall into
the clutches of tho constable upon this
charge was the shcriir of tho county who
paid the Hue and was discharged. In a
shoit time we expect to see. tho borough of
Newport a model of morality, as 'having
commenced the enforcement of fhls act they
must coutiuuo it, or the arrest of the sher
iff will scorn to have been made more from
spite than from a regard to the law. : '
"We fear, however, that thero are some
chronic cases there, which will be very hard
to cure, but we wish the authorities suc
cess., .- ' "'
W'e suggest, thuugh, that the tupervi
sors of Oliver .township, he mado'to pay
half tho fines charged against-pursou who
swear after treadling' Newport over tho
road through the narrows, as some allow
ance should be made when the prov o cat ion
is so great. " ' '" ' "
Church A'vtlccH.
Presbytorian Bervh-e. Prtaching in the
Court Ilotu-e next Sabbath morning at 11
o'clock, and in the evening. Children'! ser
vice in church basement tit o'clock.
In tho M.'E. Chimb' picaching on Fun
day next at 10 a. ru. . l'rayor meeting on
Thursday evening: '
In the Lutheran church, preaching next
Sunday, at 2Jo'clock p. in. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening.'
In the Reformed Church, preaching next
Sabbath at 10 o'clock a. in. Piayer-incct-ing
on Thursday evening next.
$2.75 will got Tim Tiubs from now till
January 1st, 1873, and Peterson'! Magazine
for 1873. Those who want good reading at
a low price will tend us 3.73, . , ,
Newport Itpms.Thp stockholders of. the
Nowport bdpoait Rank havo held a moot
ing and decided to Increase the capital, by
taking in some now members; the Increase
to be not loss than fo0,000. Under the
new organization tho oflicors arc Tlios. II.
Miltigan, President; Isaao Wright, Cash
ier, while the following gentlemen consti
tute the board of directors : Thomas. M.
Milliken, Goo: llench, M. II. Rcchtcl, II.
Eagle, Frank Eagle, John Wright, Dr. W.
R. Cisna,' John Rair, and Jacob Bixler.
Capt. Crist, so far, lias thb lead this fall
for heavy pork. Ho killed a hog last week
that weighed -I.");) J pounds.
Some fellow who had not a proper regard
for tho ten commandments a few nights
since entered tho stable belonging to Singer
& Ristline, and appropriated their oats.
Turkey and chicken thieves havo also
made their visits in this borough, and in
Oliver township, and have operated with
considerable success.
Information is wanted as to who took
" Maago" out of Dr. Singer's stable on hvtt
Wednesday night, and drove her so hard.
Who will tell tho news?
An arrest for profanity was made last
week by Constable Allen. After the lino
($0.50) was paid, tub Siikihkp was dis
charged. Tho warrant was issued by Esq.
Zinn on oath of Burgess Sheets.
Great Immigration Into Kansas. Re
turns from tho Oeneral Land Oflico at
Washington, show that 132,000 acres of
land have been located in Mumbolt and Au
gusta district", during last month, princi
pally under tho homestead. Allowing each
settler 100 acres, it shows that about 300
families have gone in during October. A
number of persons of this place, pnd other
parts of the county during tho summer of
1870, cntdrcd about 8,000 acres, and have
an advance of 100 per cent in one years time.
About 6,000 acres of choico land can be had
atpricatt entry, in tiiis distinct, at a cost of
$141.00 for 100 acres. This sum pays all
expenses, Including prico of land, entry,
fees and patent deed. A number of per
sons in Bloomfleld mean to make an effort to
secure this tract and hold it for advanced
rates. J. Rinchart, Esq., la to sheriff, and
Clias. L. Murray, Esq., will correspond with
any person wishing to join in tho location.
This land lies near Eldora aud Eureka, the
county seat of Greenwood and Butler coun
ties, and but a short distance from railroad.
Persons will understand this tract does not
require settlement.
tW Sausagc-Cutten and a complete as
sortment of Hardware can be bought
cheap of F. Mortimer & Co.
COMMUNICATED.
f'lllll-nll I .in 4 1,,.,
The new reformed church nt Ickeshurg
was dedicated to tho worship of the Triune
God, on Sunday, the 10th lust. The servi
ces preparatory to tho dedication were held
in the Presbyterian church on the Friday
evening preceding. Rev. Hamilton, of tho
Presbyterian church, preached the opening
sermon. Rev. C. II. Lcinbach, of Berks
county, officiated on Saturday morning,
and Rev. T. F. MofTmeier on Saturday
evening. The congregations on these sev
eral occasions were largo and attentive.
The service! connected with the dedication
proper were held in tho Reformed church
on Sunday morning. Rev. J. O. Miller of
York, preached the dedicatory sermon and
officiated in tho consecratory services. Rev.
C. II. Lcinbach also delivered a short ad
diess in German. Before the church was
dedicated the pastor stated that thero was
an indebtedness of at least $1,100 on the
chinch. Subscriptions were taken and
$1,200 subscribed. On Sunday evening
Rev. Jas. Crawford preached, aftor which
the Holy communion was celebrated. The
services closed with an exhortation from the
riastor, Rev. B. E. Herring.
The building is a neat and substantial
wooden structure, 41 by CO feet, and 18 feet
in the coiling. The architectural design
displays much taste on the part of tboso
who conceived tho plan. The audience
chamber is large enough to accommodate
about three hundred iersons. There is a
neat recess pulpit and a gallery for tho
choir. The cupola contains a largo bell of
very fine tone and gives satisfaction to all.
Tho pastor of the church, Rev. 8. E.
Herring, should fuel much encouraged at
this happy consummation of a most difficult
enterprise. Perseverance can do a groat
Ideal. Tho membership at Ickeshurg is a
I Vol king one and (hat fact is exemplified in
the beautiful church they have just elected.
There is a great work before them. We
wish them much success.
tBTPorsons wanting Boots. Shoes, r
Rubbers for men, women or children, can
get a good article of F. Mortimer & Co.
COMMl'NICATKU.
There is quite an interesting revival meet
ing now in progress in the Evangelical
U lunch near Islam, held under the sujier
intendance of Rev. 8. W. Soibcrt, and Rev.
R. Bowcrsox. The altor is nightly lined
with pendants, sueing for salvation. The
deepest solemnity and religious inquiry
seems to nrevado the entire neighborhood.
On last Sabbath the Sacrameut of the Ijords
Supiter was administered to sixty-seven
communicants aud eighteen were received
into Church fellowship.
tW For Over-Coats, good and cheap, call
on F. Mortimer & Co. . They also have an
assortment of Ready-Made Clothing of a
good quality.
" POKE'S POTATOES."
The folldwing is a copy of letter ; writ-
ten to a citizon of our county, as the snow
began to fall on Thursday last i
Ei.MOTTTiii'iio, Nov. 24, 1871.
Mr. Poke Sir, I will toll you what you
must do to-day; you miiRt raise your poto
toes or you will be attended to by the. El
liottsburg Fur Co., of which you are a
memlcr. Now you mnst attend to it, or
we will attend to you. This thing is a dis
grace to our town. Now, Poke, 'tend to
this thing or it will be rough with yon.
Every body says, " Has Poke raised his po
tatoes?" No. Now, Poke, for gracious
sake raiso your potatoes ! Now, Poke, for
morcy's sake raiso your potatoes I Now,
Poke, if you want those potatoes, raise
them ! llaue, Raise, RAISE those pota
toes ! Yours, etc.,
l-r""Fnll Overcoats by the thousands, at
Wminmuker fc brown's.
Another Charge Against SluilTiier.
Yesterday afternoon Lieutenant of Po
lice Hoopcs and Harry Bockor proceodod
to tho residence of Mr. Georgo Cassel,
alxnit two miles south of Rutherford's sta
tion, and arrested Mrs. Susan Sharlack,
tho widow of John Sharlack, and daughter
of Mr. Cassel, on a warrant issued by May
or Verboko on information of Martin Shar
lack charging witli aiding and abetting in
tho administration of the poison which
caused the death of said John Sharlack.
Mm. Sharlack, whom it will bo remembered
was the housekoopor of ShafTnor, was
brought to this city and committed to pris
on to await a hearing.
A chargo was also preferred against
Emanuel Shafl'ncr of complicity in the al
leged poisoning ot John Sharlack by Mar
tin Sharlack, brother of tho deceased.
Shafluer's counsel waived a hearing in tho
case. ShafTner is now charged with three
murders poisoning bis two wives and the
husband of his houso-keeper. llarrinhiirg
Telegraph.
tifFnll Overcoats of raro beauty, at Wun-
ainukcr & Brown's.
yAcasc of chronic rheumatism of unu
sual severity, cured by Johnson's Anodyne Lin
iment, is noticed by one of our exchanges. A
largo bunch came out upon the breast of the
sufferer, and appeared like part of tho breast
bone.
t-f" Entirely New Many of Wanamaker fc
Brown's.
TjIOUII KV 1 1. s. Whoever habitually nwsativ
X? alcoholic preparations as ail "appetizer1'
will be likely to suller from four evils, viz.: an
overplus of food In the stomach, Impaired ability
to digest it, the panics of Dyscsia, and a doc
tor's bill, Dlt. WAI.KEK'S VEI1BTAII1.K VlNF.IlAK
ItlTTFKs. the great Teetotal Iteslorallve of the
age. without over stimulating the palate or Irri
tation the stomach, Imparts a heallhtul appetite,
promotes digestion, regulates (hellverand bowels,
iiurilliw the Dlond. and thus, Instead of entailing
tour evils, oimfem four inestimable Ixmellw. -47iUL
if Don't pay more than you need to bv
buying elsewhere than at Ouk Hull.
t?T" The sweetest word In our InnEuaire is
health. At the flirt Indication of disease, use
well-known and approved remedies. For dys
pepsia or lndigestiou, use Parson's Purgative
inn. for eouirns, cotas, sore or lume stum-
ach, use Johiisou's Anodyno Liniment..
ry"Tho use of a single bottle of Pain Cure
Oil Is sulllcient to show its elllcucy in removing
palu or inllummatioii. Try it.
County Price Current.'
IlLOMnEt.i). November 1 7, 1871.,
Flax-Heed f 1 CO
Potatoes, 4U
Ilutter V pound, 20 .
Eggs Ifl dozen, ". 25 ,l '
Dried Apples V pound,... (( ", "
Dried Peaches,.. .,.... lfl10ctS.T;.
Pealed Peaches 12 18 cts. "
Cherries '. 00 cts. "
" Pitted,.. 150Uets."
Blackberries,.'..,.'. , 6 fi cts. "
Unions V bushel, , 75 "
NKWPOUT MAltKlCTS.
Cbcrected Weekly I'll Kottyh, 6'nyder U Ct. J
T . . IKA1.E118 IN
CillAIIN .v inoiuci:.
NEwrc-UT, November 27, IS 1.
Flour, Extra, ... ....i.,'...t8 00
" Kupcr. : 4 ou
White Wheat V bit '.. ....140 ' 1
Ked Wheut... i. ...... 1 :i5l j
ye,...r.. ...,. ...... ........... .
Corn,,..-. ..' i fioQV)
Outs f) 32 pounds, , 42
Hurley 7 . '
Clover Heed 6 00
Timothy Heed 2 &0
Flax Heed,.............'.;.'.;....... 1 7S
Potatoes 35 4
(round Allium Halt,., 1 90
Llmehuriior's Caul, j. 240
Btovo Coal 4 W 00
Pea Coal SCO
Hmltli Coal 26 ets. V bus.
Cross Ties,S,S feet luug, ., 45 (i 45 cents
Pork .v... W.OOper lOOlbs.
11SII, teAl.T, 1,1MB AXlKOAh-
Of all kinds always onliand nnd 'for sale at the
Lonest Market Kutcs. '
cAin.rkiiE rnoDfcE mahk et.
Corrected Weekly by H. C. Woouwakii.
Carlisle, Kovemlier 24, 1H71.
Fumlly Miar, .i 4. .i .. i. I7U
Huiwrfliie Hour.. w .'';., ,
Huporllue Itys Flour, ., 4.6fl '
White Wheat 1.45
ltcd Wheat, "1 40 1
ltye... ...'.,'.'.:.. ' ..'; 73 '
Corn. ' t '' ,
Oats , 4.1 , ,
Cloversecd v..,..v.,,vv...v.., I.&
Tlmothysuod, . ' i. . , . 1 &00
Flaxseed, ...... '.w. A'., a v 160
" 1 '- ' DHA.TIIS. '
Black In Itsccoon valley on the SOth Itift.,
Mrs. Mary llluck, widow of Samuel Ulgck, de
ceased, aged 7a years. ' , ; , . '
Funic Boiioot.K At the residence of the
bride's father, on the Slut Inst., by the Rev. J.
It. Harpster, Mr. John 11. Funk to Miss Kate
Schoole. all of Marvsvlllc. l'n. .... ..
J . ,-",..1.,.,
Noi.T Dm. On the 8", Inst.', by the Kcr.
o. vt . oeinen,, sv ins rrsinonce, Air. ionn 11.
Noll of Mlllerstown and Miss Anna Salono,
daughter of John Dam near Elllotsburg this
county.
V VliLlV SALE
OK
MILLS& LANDS
At Duncannon, Perry County, Pa.,
On Thursday, December Mlh, 1871,
At 1 o'clock, P. M.
I WILL sell at Public Sale, at Duncannon. I'crry
County. I'a.. on the premises, the well-known
and old established ,
DUNCANNON
Merchant & Grist Mill,
'. ' ' .' V ' ALSO.
THE SAW MILL,
and throe acre of land In tho centre of Duncan
mm, with the entire water power ot the little Ju
niata, under 21 tect head and dill.
The CRIST Mil.!. Is of stortv 45 feet x 45 feet,
with two water wheels 18 feet high, S feet wide,
with 5 pairs of stones, anil all the nocessury mod
ern machinery to make till barrels of merchant
Hour per day. The county tolls alone amount to
one thousand dollars er year.
The HAW MI I.I. Is high (reared, anil cuts SO foot
lumber Is driven by one overshot wheel is feet
high. These mills are 80 yards from the Pennsyl
vania ltullroad Station, and ICS) yurds from the
Telegraph and I'osl-ollice.
I will also sell my
fSi DWELLING HOUSE,
nil WITH A LOT OF LAND,
1M feet x ISO feet, and 5 Lots of 50 feet by 100 feet.
TEKMH )K HA I.E.
Ten er cent, to lie paid when tho property Is
stricken off, or a note with security for the same
at 30 days, aud ten per rent, w hen I he deed is
made and possession given. The balance In six
eiptal annual payments secured with Interest.
Possession can be given at any time before
April 1st, If desired, on 30 days notice.
TITLE INDISPUTABLE,
W For further Information address,
GUIFFITH JONES,
Duncannon, Perry Co., To.
Nov. 17, 1871.
VALUa7e UKAIi ESTATE
At Public Sale.
Til K undersigned assignees of Henry Comp and
wife, under a deed of voluntary assignment
for the tienellt of the creditors cf said tleury
l.'omp will expose at public sale, on the premises,
ON 8ATU11DAY, DECEMBER 2d, 1871.
At 1 o'clock of said, the following described Ileal
Estate, to wit :
A LOT OF GROUND,
situated In the borough of Mlllerstown. Perry
county, I'a., on the corner of Main aud (rave
Ht reels, being one of the most pleasant and desi
rable locutions in the place, and having thereon
erected a large two-story
F1IAMK HOUSE,
A (iOOD WOOD -HOUSE, SMOKE-HOUSE,
A GOOD 8'1'AIi h E ,
And all other necessary out buildings. Also a
first-rule Cistern.
Terms of Sale: Ten per cent, to be paid
when the property Is stricken down; one-half of
the balance on April 1st, 1H72, at which time deed
w ill be delivered and possession given. The bal
ance on the 1st of August, 1S72, with Interest, to
be secured by Judgment bonds.
DANIEL MYEItH, Jr.,
B. 11. FAHNEHTOCK,
November 7, 1H71. Assignees.
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reniisyWnla II. K. Time Table. '
NEWPORT STATION.
On and after Nov. 12th, 1871, Passenger trains
will run as follows : . . .. , . " .
EAST. ' '" ' " 4
Mali. ..,..- .lh r. m., dally except Hands?
Harrlsburg Accom 12.24 r. m., daily Sunday.
- WEST. . .
Thro- Pass 4 W a.'m. (Hsp) dally exfpr Mondsy."
Way Pass. 8.46 A. M., daily, except Sunday.
I i'"' .". M' lllilv except Sunday.
Mixed 6.S1 p.m.. dally except Sunday.
Cluclirtl Kx.tlug) 11.30 I'. M..danyj exc'jrt Hafrday
P. a Mall East reaches PhlVudelphla'aUn'op.M.
DUNCANNON STATION.
On and after Sunday, Nov 12th, 1871, trains will
leave Duncannon, as follows
WESTWARD.
Cincinnati Express (Mag) 11.05 P. M. Dally.
Way Passenger. 8.12 A. t., dally except Sundny
Mail. 1.56 p. M dallvexcept Sunday
Mixed, 5.47 V. M., dally except Sunday.
EASTWARD.
Harls'bnrg Accom 12.59p.m., dallycxeeptSiindav
Mall 0.46 P. M " " "
Ciuelnnattl Express 10.n:in. m. dallv.
WM. C. KlNa, Agent.
Northern Centrnl Itailway.
WINTEIt AltnANGEMENT.
Tlirougk and IHrecl Hmtte to and from Wanking
ton, llnlUmore, Klmtrn, Krie, JlicB'ulo,
Jtouhenter anil Xlayara uii.
ON AND AFTEIl HUNDAY, November 12th
1871, the trains on the Northern Central Hall
way will ruu as follows :
XOllTinVAIW,
MAIL TUAIN.
Laves Baltimore, 8.30 a.m. I Harrlshtirg, 1.45 p ra
Williainspoi 1 7.00 p. m., and ai r. at Elmlru, 10.45
BUFFALO EXPltESS.
Leaves Baltimore, 7.:(ip.iu. Ilarrisburg,10.40 p.m
Wllliamsport, 2.25 a. ni. Elmlru. 5.H0 a. m.
Arrives at Canandalguu at 8.15 a.m.
FAST LINK.
Leaves Baltimore 12.40 p. m. Marrisburg 4.40 p.m.
Arr. at W illiamsport 8.15p.m.,
WESTEHN EXPRESS.
Leaves Bu1timorelo.0p.in. ai.Harrisburg 12.50a.m.
NIAflAKA EXPRESS.
Lvs. Baltimore 8.10 a.m., Hurrisburg 10.55 a. m
Arrives at Canunitalgtia at 8.25 p. in.
SOUTHWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Elmlra 5.4U a. in. I Willlainspnrt 9.15 a. m,
HaiTisburg 2-lop. in. Ar.llultiniore at 0.60 p.w
BUFFAU) EXPRESS.
Leaves Canandaigua 6.55 p. m.. Elmlra 9.40p.m.
Williamsiiort 12.2.) u. m., Hurrisburg at 4.U5 a. ni.
Arrives ut Baltimore at 7.20 a.m.
ERIE EXPRESS.
Lvs. Suiibury 9.25 a. in., Ai.Harrisburg 11.2 J a.tu
' PACIFIC EXPltESS.
Lvs. Hurrisburg 11.45 a.m., Ar.Baltunore 5.00 p.m.
NIAOARA EXPRESS SOUTH.
Lvs Canandugua 9.10a.m. I Elmlra 12.15 p. m.
" Williamspoit3.05p.ni. 1 Sunlniry 4.40 p. m.
" Harrlshurg 7.00 p.m. ar. Bultimore,10.1op.in.
II AHRISBURd ACCOMMODATION.
Lvs. Hurrisburg 7-.'K)u. in., Ar. Baltimore 12.00. m.
Mull Train north and south, Fast Line north,
Pucillo Express and Erie Express, daily except
Sunday.
Butlulo Express north and south and Cincin
nati Express soul h, leave dully.
For further Information apply at the Ticket
ofllce, Pennsylvania Huilroad IiciMit.
ALFRED K. F1SKE,
Oenerul Huperlntendent.
iti:4ii.j iMir.-ito vi.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Monday, Nov. J 3th., 1871.
GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NOUTH
and North-West for Philadelphia, New York,
heading, l'ottville,Tamaiua, Ashland, Shamokin,
Indian n, Allentow 11, Euslon, Ephruta, Litiz, Lan
caster, Columbia, Sc., &c.
Trains leave Hurrisburg for New York, as follows:
At 2.45, 8.1U, A. M., and 2.110, P. M., connecting
w ith similar trains ou the l'ennsylvanla Itulli
and arriving at New York at 1U:07 a. ui.,
inroad,
3.42,
and 9:45 p. m., resH-etlvely
Hleeplug cars uccomuauy the 2.45 a. m.. train
without cliangc.
lteturnlug: Leave New York at 9 A. M., 12.30
noou, and 5 p. 111., Philadelphia at 7.U0, Ui. in.
3. .' p. w. Hleeplug curs accompany the & p. M.,
train from Nework, without change.
lave Hurrisburg for Heading. 1'uttsv ille, Turns
qua, Miuersville. Ashland, Shumokln, Allen
town, and I'liiluoelphiu, at8.1(i,A. M., anil 2.0(1, and
4.05, p. m., stopping at ibanon uud principal way
stations; the 4.U5 p. in. train connecting for I'liila
delphlu, Pottsville anil Columbia only. For Potts
vllle, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuylkill
aud Susiiuuhuiina Uullroud, leave Hurrisburg at
3.40 P. M.
East l'enna. Railroad trains leave Reading for
Allentown, Kaston and New York at 10.40
a. in. and 4.06 p. in. Returning leave New York
at V.W a. in., 12.:I0 noon and 6.1x1 p. in. and Allen
town at 7.20 a. in. 12.25 noon, 2.15,4.25 and 8.35 p.m.
Way passenger train leaves 1'hiludeluhlu at 7.30
A. M. .connecting w ith similar train on East Peuu'a
Huilroad, returning from heading at 0.20 p. Ai.,
slopping at all stations.
Leave Pottsville ut nine o'clock In the morning '
and 2. 30 p. m. : Herndon at 1 0.110 o'clock A. M.
Hhumokln at 6.40 and 11.15 a. H. ; Ashland, 7.05 a.
M. and 12.43 noon s Muhoiiy Clly ut 7,51 a. M., and
1.20 p. M. ; Ta111uo.ua at 8.35 A. M. and 2. lop. M. for
Philadelphia and New York, Reading, Harris
burg, 6.C.
Leave rottsvllle via Schuylkill and Husquehanna
Railroad ul8.15A.M.,forHurrlsbui'g.uudll:45a. 111. ,
for l'ine drove and Tremont.
Heading accomuiiHlalion train: leaves Pottsville
at 6.40 a. m., passing Heading ut 7.30 a. m., arriving
at I'hlladelpiiia at lu.2u a. M returning leaves '
Philadelphia ut 4.45 p. M. passing Readiug ut 7.35
P.M., arriving at Pottsville at 0.20 p. M.
Puttstown AccoinmiMlatlon train: leaves Potts
town at 7.00 a. m.,reluriiiiig, leaves Philadelphiaut
4.15 n.m.
Columbia Railroad trains leave Heading at 7-20
a. 111. and 0.16 p. in. for Ephruta, Lllix, Lancaster,
Columbia, sc.
Returning, leave Lancaster at 8.20 a. m., and 3.25
p. in., and Columbia at 8.15 a. m , and 3.16 p. in.
Perkloiueu RailroaillrullisieuvePerkioineiiJunc.
tion at 7.25. and D.06 a. m., S.uouml 5.45 p. ni. lie
turuing.leiives Sehweiiksvlile ut0.46A. M.,und8.10
a. in. snd 12.50 noon, and 4:46 p. m connecting
with similar trains 011 Heading road.
ColebriHikdale Itailroad train leaves Pottstownat
9.40a. in., and 1.15 and 0.3n p. 111., returning leave
Mt. Pleasant at 7,15, 11 :25 a. in., and 2.54 p. 111.,
connect inn wilh similar trains oil Hoadlnir It. 11.
Chester Valley Railroad trains leave iiridgeHrt
at 8.311 a. m..2.05and5.2up. m. lleturnlnu. leave
Dowulngtown at 6.56 a. III., 12.50. noon, aud 5.15
p, in. .connecting with trains 011 Reading Ruilroad,
On Sundays 1 Leave New York ut 5 p. ni.j
Plilla. at s a. 111. and 3.15 p. in. ;the8u. m. train run
ning only to Head 1 11 k; Pottsville 8 a. 111. 1 Hurris
burg 2.46 a. 111., and 2.00 p. m. i leave Allentown at
anil &. p. m. leave licuiung ut 7: ift a, n: ana
9-50 p. M. for Hurrisburg, ut 4:34 a. 111., for New
lork :40 a. 111., ami 4. 1 p. 111., for Philadelphia.
Commutation. Mileage, season. School and Ex
cursion Tickets to and from all points at reduced
rules.
Baggage cheeked through. 100 Donnds allowed
each pusseuger.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
Asst. Supt. i Eng. Much'ry.
Reading, Pa., Nov. 13. 1871.
NT" Fuuey Btcncll Plato with your name on,
heel quality of indelllble Ink, directions and
Brush, only 60 cents.
' Funcy Key Check, with your name and ad
dress stamped on ring ouly 25 cents.
Each niaili'd free for price whits xame
PLAIN. ' ,
Plaln Bteucll, name and plate, 85 cents.
Stencils aud Checks of all sizes mads to or
der. Bend Stump for particulars.
Address : J. O. MOOKK,
4 Nw Bloouifluld, Pa.
A t.1 KISIW 40H JMIINTING
J.. Neutlv executed at the UloouiUeld Time
bleam Job onice.