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During the preseng eftylalp, f.rotp,August
12th to Noreatbei 1 0) , *Pfried Of- three'
months, tfie DAILY Ekallstill hac, l rded to
campaign sobscribirs,at thefe4wing itttet
From Aug. 12th to Noy., l *Ottott:
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From Sept. 12th to tts3Y,ffithi 2 tlY))o-
From Oct. 32tb to Nov. 12th, 1 two. 90
No' inbscription for the campaign
!will b e receiv'ed tinlegt i t accomptuOd y the
• , ,
cash.
Any person getting, up a chtb o Ten
subset) hem will receive a copy gratis.
Tho Bowe will , keep its reside* Well
formed on all the political topics of the day,
and will labor jealously, the'4lesetnina.
lion of sound. Dernoeratie " ) ;16Ctrineii, the
unity and laruinuy tho gregl i t 'Democratic
Path .0,40 4r 1 .1 111 0 . 0 1 Pglitioctratio
PqociPlesiOd the Peffictorial9,eattolletes.': [.
It will also contain, in - a,condeused 'form,
all, the general news Of the tiaip with it com
plete and correct it&oent , of all local mat
ters in or connected with our city
.and coup
Every voter io , Berke county: eltould tako
the EAingfor the campaign..
Addieei
RYMER & '
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MO \ O f fice, Reading, Pa..
• (RA SOL111•041)1f. t ,
Quoth Oon'yal print. "It's blamed unluoky—:
Virst Oregen—and thou Kenttts by !-
Soh eOaaget ffon'tSkoi any sense— •
'And hits iflfn my reasons& I
IVO not that tlitY tiara got the Stater- •
Brit that they 'gain' At 1611 a rate
Aad'whatia most nnedramoil tough,
Our party's vote is 'falling of 1'
We'll have things Axe(' a little straighter
In Matte that yote,hY
lint here's s pint 'that'. rather toner
11,err, are Wo cute tti!vo'l! bo 'elioUgh j'
Atatll aerated:urns and I think
to ind take another ffrink i 4.
TUAD CUOPO.
theletegitplatiii tVota `g all
parts of the 'C'oun'trYiti reference to tho
0001 2 eta I#llgoini maybe , considered
as highly Oivertible:tothe,pleultural lute
refits, as may he „aeon 11 , ont, ,the following
summary. The Whosi crop Je t accoiding to
f0r,26,0 60,per :coat. larger than
it was last yottrin . West
Ohio, 'Missouri, Kansas, Utah, Colorido t
Montana, Illinois, 'town, i'fisconsin, Almn
mom, New York, Penneylvania, New aer
soy, Mainc t Massachusetts, Connecticut and
New ilarapshire r and the quality is regard
ed as excellent.. , In , GeOrgin,South Carolina,
Alabama and Texas the reports tiro Wotno
good, the 'yield being iudifferout. 'ln Louis,
Win, Mamas, Hentucky,MisSissippliMary
,land; Bouthwcstein Virginia; Central' 'Ten
nessee, North Cc:reline, Delawit!e l 'and Vera
moot, the crop has been qn average one.
The corn crop in all sections of the coun
try is reported lc be 'ver;y\large l 'and the
quality !retunrkably good. 'l'ke .yield this
year, it is
,asserted, will be fully ono-third
more than last.. This is especielly The.case
in the Erouthein Sintetil - •
The oats crop wilibe less than usual in
Newporsey , , PeansylVania, Delaware, Mary
anti and Maine,on account of the rains. In
Louisiana, Itississippit Georgia ; •Florida,
South Carolina, and tho. other Southern
States, it'will not be more than)* average.'
The yield otgate, however, will be large
in lentuelcY, Titnnessee,,trest
.Virginia, lan.
'dianni Idissourict.,Kansesi Ohio; loWa, Ne—
braska; Wisconajd , , , Minnesota, Vermont,
Now York and Illinois, especially in the lat
ter States.
The bay orciPlwill yield more than the aver
age returns, capaciallyin Pennsylvania; Now
York, Indiana; faio,,Now Jersey, Delaware
and Maryland; Where the hay will be abund
ant and of °lei:dick •
Tba .... ,bar.10 - crop will not be above the aver
'age. Th.e POlt:to eroP is reported large and
good. Thd h ps in Ponnsylvania v itt• is itat
'ed, have bee'altilled,by heavy.taildoW from
the rains,
,i4.la.iiy '
Th 4 trait; et* especially in the middle
States, is T eo por. The peach crop Will
not be 41f Itinkt It was last j' , :snr, in the
eatrerae South it looks better:"
, New
York the aPpleprop is more promising than'
ift any other State. ' • .
• In the South, t:he'eugar crop is said to be
very promising, ~but very ., foi canes ~ivere•
planted this Year. 'Cotton has.been inhred
by the caterpillar in Florida, but in . other
Parts of the Cowittry the inperts are encourar•
BLIAITIffi OP RADICALIIIII---VICORTANT
firoistasenti.=-41ndee an Act of CongrOss,.
passel July'29, 1868, every dealer iu`tobac
co and cigars having more thank; twptity
pounds of tohaeco,, Or, ten pounds of iduct,
or more than five thousand cigara l 'is requirf
ed to Make an inventory of the same Immo
' distslyi 'ld deposit it with the ,AesititUnt
Assessor tittle diviiieni t who Will stveaiiiie
party to the truth of his ?churl. .The op
praisetnent Mimi he Miide on the firSt day of
each month thereafter, and `filed as shove.,
M
Thief" \ate lki "ti*ttit*l4ll)e
•
• ,
Tay Emn , stoet . ttierroliiire. • • •
The 'hived() :fzenter'S correspondenco of
July 18 fivf: Thoeonelusionof the trial
of t,he assassins of t rince• Miami has been
speedily.foUottetl! by tho execution of the
condeinned.. • Elente.tiielias pronounced yes•
terday, and this morning 'at six o'clock the'
rheum's wets; executed. With the excop•
ton oVoie :Teretnialf, who was sentenced to
five YOrs' iutiirisonment,ell the other asses'
edpions who bad been arrested, to .the
number of fourteen',' were condemned to
death. 'At 5.80 the condemned. men left
the forVess'end proceeded to the place of
execution, which watt In a valley• about 'two
miles 'hone. the town, on the shere of 'the
Danube. Even at , that early hour in
im
mense, number of persons were assembled,
who occupied the heights surrounding "The
, Black Valley,” as the .place of execution is
. eallo. In the valloyitsolf a:lOn4 freshly•
dug trench wits to tie ileeni along the edger Of
which fourteen posts wore erected.
The'prisOners were not ironed, and all of
them preserved'a serene t ahupat cheerful
demeenor. • The Honionee of the coda • wns
'first read out to them, during which some of
thent smoked: At . tho conclusion of the
reading, poste. Radovanowitseh and his.' two
brothers bogged porinission to be allowed to
appioach their brqhei. Paul. .This being
*tinted; thothree brothers advanced to him
and khied his head; he responding in this
act of affection by a fervent - kiss upon the lips
arid forehead of each of. them. Then ,com•
inienced the pinioning of the condemned.
Their oyes .Woro Intntlaged and their hands
hound behind their.backs, while : they wee°
fastened to the posts by ropes around their
hooks. Four gendarmes:lllou adruncei t i with
breech•loaders to within\ i six paces of. the .
posts,andilied Upon the first prisoeor in the
row, who died instantly. Tho body was then
detached from the- post, end laid in the
trench, and the same , course of procedure
was , pUrsued toward all the rest, who were
each shot separately. At the execution of
NOlladowitmoh aBO catestrophe happened.
Ono Of the bullets :aimed, at the !condemned
Struel; the • post to 'which- ho.'was fastened,
and,glanolng off l entered the eye of an Officer,
Lieutenant Pull .latatotvittioh, who ives:com.;
wilding a -eoiripan of soldlera on Alio
graund t killing him Instantly. The extradr-,
dinar) , calginess with which the condemned
men Mot their - fate, has been a matter of
general remark. Sims Nonadowitsch con
tinued smoking till. after his' neighbor was
dead, quarter of an hdur the tra•
gedy was over; and tho - bodies laid in the)
trenchothich was at onCo Silted up and
levelled withtho earth,"
131novr's CAtigirs.—Thti Council Bluffs
(lovta) Deptperat ofjuly 9 copies on article
from the-E4yeas on the cause*. of Grant's
retirement from the army when a lieutenant,
and eotntnenta'onit itsfollows s
• Our contemporary,. if We have been truly
informed by one who knew the • cireitm•
ifancees intimately well, has not,stated cot.•
teetly and entiiely thO 'manner in which
Lieutenant (i ar' General) Grant came to
leave thdarmYritid go into thb pawnbroker
age,lpsiness4St. Louie, under the - firm- of
" BditgB4i 7 Grant": • •
We are asatired by a leading citizen and
fiblitielan of the Northwest, who know Grant
in the days 'of his ; lioutonaney, , that after
freqriontly beeominibeastly . ':-Intokieated . 'to
the neglect . of his duties, and . "for conduct
iinbegoming an officer and a #entleman," he
was commanded by Colonel Buchanan, his
superior officer, to *write out his resignation
find deposit the same with him; conditioned,
verbally, that it should not be . ' sent to
Washington until lie again 'became intmci:
cited.
This was a guarantee required by Col.
Buchanan ns a stimulus to LieuteriaSit Grant
to conduct himself honorably, and as a
vouoher to his superior and to the service
`that ho would not dishonor his pledge of
abstinence. This resignation of th e lieu
tenant, wore assured, •vas held ..by his
colonel for tho period of sixty days, when
Grant again becoming indecently drunk and
behaving badly,tho Colonel sent it to Wash
ington, where it was promply accepted, and
the now "greatt general:of the ago" re
tiro* from the my peimiless and discour
aged, morally a' wreck,' and regarded as a
mere trifle in a world pregnant with mighty
men and events. . ,
, This is the story as it has -been vouched
for to us on high authority.
-,—The wife of Alajor Strange, late of the
United States army,. was murdered near Lit-,
tie Rock, ArkanSas, on 'Saturday, by a ne
gro, to obtain possession. of a cash-box be•
longing to her husband. From appearances,
she had foughtolesperately, but she had `tlist
been choked and then had her skull spliti
twice with n hatchet. She was an educated
hilly,' and •was' highly respected. The mur
derer, a negro named Warner, is said. to
hive been arrested: Is it any wonder that
Rlux glans are formed in that. section
'fOr Seittdernee 'whist theblacks? •
EMI
'Teneical s l : spend ONE HUNDRED
AID TWEA` IV.ETADIJSAND
LAIL§ per annum more for. Legislative 'ex-
I penses thaft,tl63-Demberati-d41.--:,?ai.rioi.
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- 7 8 eh. Or ffith, ft .nototiono despers4o.,
9 A4, ll Mit : riff •tlisille,Tousi„,re;,
tipsily, by l'ri andhis dcipniy. ~, .
ißaffiiHiMiaMiiiW
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tam.,.,.. ,
,Vinv, will a mecbanio support Abe; Radical
What has .that organization done
to better the condition ofhirasOlror 'familyl
Padietinktiine lost by sickneas and all
other causes, he now-earns from .$2 to $8
per day.. Ile has a family to . ,_support, feed,
!Clotho had educate. Saturd ay night co ni es,
and he pockets $l2 or $lB. If-he lives in a
favorubte iocality, and
,has a comfortable
house, $3 of tho aniount received goes for
rOnt. Then his boys want shoes, and muslin
fOv shirts,- and the family a good many other
arlicles, meat, flour, vegetahles, coffee,
sugar.. Lle goes to the shoo store, tho dry
goods store, and thagroccry, and finds that
$lB don't go as far as $lO did ten year,s ago.
And why ? Because the Radical party have
increased the de bt
. and taxation of the,coun•
try by feeding thousinds offazy, idle nigroes,
finpparting a huge standing army, "rem
.sfructing"'negro States, nad other oxtrava
gnat party projects. All the burdens at last
fall anon laboring men, and heitco they, are
yearly becomipg poorer, -although nominally
getting higher wages. Keep the Radical
party in power, and mechanics will see
harder times yet,
Perlis of the Ocean.
A few days ago, a barque was found adrift,
outßido ofBandy rfook,New . York,and towed
into the harbor . .' In tho wreck the Wiles of
four ,drowned sailors were found. • :
, Capt. Hotchkiss,Comnander of the barque,
has arrived at his home in New Haven,
Connecticut. Ho states that after his vessel
had been towed outside of Sandi Reek, on
the 4th inst., at three o'clock on the morning
of tho htli last,, the .weather suddenly he-
.came squally, and a thunder•stor i m aroso,in
the Southwest , which inpidly shifted to.the
Westward, when a sqUall struck the barque
before her course could be changed l , and she
was thrOwn on her port beam ends, -the deck
load being nearly all wished away, and: the
vessel,filling quickly with water, drowning
four men in the forecastle, and washing the
ecoic overboard in the galley. ; •
Captain Hottildtito,,by.the aid Ot the.sea
'men who were reported saved a few days
ago, succeeded in getting Mrs. Hotchkiss
and.one child out of the isihiu into a boat.
They were All picked up about sOen o'clock
in . the morning, by the Sandy Hook,Barston,
master; bound to Barcelona , ',Moon after
they intercepted the schooner Franklin
bound for . Halifax, on which they sailed to
that port, from whence they came
,by
'steamer to New York..
SMAI I Ii CORSETS AND Eton EEt.A IN
Souooi..-...-There are such
_schools,. and 'the
most cruel, the most rigid and most exacting
'of all is not located in New York, or any of
the largo cities, but it is in the progressive
.State of Ohio. At this school _the young
ladies, on entering, are not only encased in
a corset, but they are forced to wear shoes
with heels four inches high, and which are
,no broader than a shilling, It is with the
greatest difficulty that girls fin , stand up•
srightin these shoes at-first, but 'they are
'compelled to walk two miles in them every
. day - in a • lane near the houSe,,unt3l they have
acquired the faculty of walking in theni with
ease. • After this frightful exaggeration, the
Frenchleel, whith is two dnd a halter three
inches high, seems moderate by comparison,
an&tho pressure being forced wholly upon
the front part of the foot, ,Oci young ladies
tire "veiled to walk 'in the -,ackneiviedged
Style of:elegance—upon their toes:
• The largest corset which it is said was ever
Used in the establishment-was' one ineasur.
ing seventeen inches around the waist. This
was upon a very fat'girl, and was brought to
gether throe days after her, entrance,' and
kept upon her night and day for four weeks.
She fainted away, it was stated, every once
and a while at first, but her, health was not
permanently im'paired.by it. :The corset, it
should be added, is fastened hi such a way
at the back, whore it is brought together,
that the subject cannot herself loosen
Neivark,Paily Advertiser.
EMI
•
MONET 'WANTED. •
‘MONEY WA.NTED4 '
BY• TUE OITY lUDINO.
The undersigned, Committee on' Finance of the
Corporatien of , the City of •Iloadint, having been
authorised to borrow the sum of
SHVHNTY7FIVH THOUSAND DOLLS.
for the 'purpose of enlarging the Wager 'Works of
the said city, hereby give notice that they are,pte.
pared to issue Certificates of Loan. bearing six Per
cent. interest, to par '
es desiring to loan itonoy to
the city. Apply to either pf the undersigned, or to
William Heidenreich; Esq., City Treasurer. •
REECE. LAUER,
DANIEL U
PORMW%
• . DANIEL SN. .
•
, Committee on Finit,ntr
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
SRALED PROPOSALS will 'be received by' the
Cotomittee on City Property of the Corporation
of the City. of Reading for the .build'ng of n wow
Engine 110180, at the north-east corner of Eighth
street and LihertY alley. A draft and plan of the
building, with specifications, can be seen at. the
Select Council Chreuber,Fifth and Franklin streets.
Proposals will be received until the evening of the
224 .4)it August. ISM
By order of the Committee on City Property.
-augls-td B. F. HAUS 'Secretary.,
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• • (ioLti PEN'S. •
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For sale at the "KOLE" BOOKSTORE. No
351 Penn &root; near Fourth. ' Jan. 2stl
rtuirirruum •WARE ROOM.
CIONSTANTLY ON NAND a large assortment
lief the best Cabinet Mare, fultauitsof Chamber
Furniture, also Parlor suits and 'a , , . - a l immaik - At
hirge_assortment: of CANN EiNAW
01A,IRN, Best hair and' ,bus k
blattresste. Prons 'wishing to lig oo lll
&roue. wgpl do VII tg pall qtpkataraine ear
'eloc,ltL ~ .1). . BaBRMAN I .4.I2 Penn BOA*
_...also,.ent_fortite celebrated Florence:Loot an
Knot F
.4 Family Sewing Mach hie, (ea t a wii
WANTED.
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pea. iv. K. sallittromit t imicarrlisir,
Ofilto, No. 639 gist Market kSloarir. °tor Dcrjd
re Dry Cloodelitore. • • •• reII4IX
TOllll W. lIICKUL. ITORNNY AT LAIC
U °Oleo—Looser ITupdtns. let floor. OA.) No
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180 centre street, Pottarilio. ,, . Is,.tmn bo cournlted
in the Ourinan laristUAW . ' • triariV.,
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renAvoL o. nvuusta, ATTORNC
LAND OIINSISLLOR AT LAW. OtAcet o.
51,9 Court Bt., (near Inge, MU
ATTWINOY 'AT
RgAnitta l .PA.
Orrick: No. MO oourt Stres), (up stairs.)
LL y M. NAGLE,
(U. B. Penelop Surgeon.) .
(110PennStreet, Reading. Pa. ,
00100,hOurs---12 to 2 m.. oto6P. m.
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.01119 e. !to, 29 Ninth etit Street %vet* PoistOtfice;
MrSorivening and . onnvayineing n'rovot t
•ly at= tended - • 5 f#41.3040. I ,
GEO. DIM. KEI)I • '
(den of Mutate (leo. M. Koim. Ewa
ATTORNEY . AT LAW,
Ofileet Cent re etre et, opposite the RplecopalCbureh. ,
Janti-tf wars VI GU?, PA.
rESSE G. lIAWLEY,
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AITORNEY AT LA.W,':'
Office, No: 40 (Reoortiffloor,) North Sixth' Street,_
toddy oPtiolte tho Coirt Home, Nixtdimr. POI
Jan. 28-tf
H ENRY M. KEDI,
'A RN YA r LA W."• -
Onlee t 2, NORTH SIXTH STREET; 'READING
janZIOIS.
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ATIVIINRY AT,LA W. •
°Moo, N 0.530 Court street, over the Oleo of lobo%
Richard& Hoe, ' _ folk-t I
DANIEL ICILIMENtIIOI/T,. ,
ATTOIiNIVi• AT LAN'. .
Office in North Stith Street, corner Court Alley.
(obit-a
AUOVATIJB 8. SASSAMAN.
' ± A 2 TORN/1 VA 2' LAW,
Office, No, 46 North Aixth alroeti opposite the Oeurt
llouao. Oonsultatlana hail in lhe English or liar
nian language. telffitt
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JOIIN'ItALSTQN6
ATTORIyiEr AT LAW; •
Ottoe, No. 19 North Sixth street. opposite ihe Kok
stono'lloitse, Re'ading, Pa. febti-tf
OUNTY I
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B, • Joor.
ATTORNSY AT LAW,
United States Claim. Pension and Bounty Ag.on
Otlloo No. 520 Vaithington strear." between Fitt
and Sixth streets. Beading. Pa. No foes demand§
until , the olai are secured., . fobti-tf
WILLIAM O. ISIIEWIFFER ) • ,
1 1 (Organist of Fires Reformed Church.)
TEAOIIER OF PIANO FORTE; 'num AND
,• HARMONY. • '
N0.'223 North Sixth atr e et. Reading, P 4.
B.—Piands Tuned. •• Linn° ?0-tf
Dit. 310/4Elt,
. SURGEON .PEIVPIST,
OFFICE-519 I , enn,SCreet,lleading, Pa,
' Invites the public to call and exitinitio . . by now
plan for eitraoting tooth without pain. All dpoi
ationir in the profession neatly executed and
charge), reasonable, ' itp2sif
tAin:Es , ' , ..•. ,, — : - . 7 •
DRESSIRINIMINGS!
LA,CES OF ALJ,
,KINDS,
Root and imitation.
EMBROIDERIES, . .
• GLOVES,
, c, NOTION S , &c o &c.
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Aleuit lino of
ZEPHYRS, '
A LA MODE CORSETS,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
11. R. & A. ,S. BUYER'S
(Late Atteh'enbaah pro.)
520 Penn Street,
READING. ,
July 22-Imo.
WEBZ , ENP - .
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ME,I;I k:S AND
7, , .
• YARD!'
.(or.Ponr k and' Vront Stroota.
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11HV undersigned'vro,uld respectfully inform, hif
friends and the public, that he. isrepared to
iltrnish the best of Cintl, Lime, -and Hand to any
part of the city, free of charge. •". .
Orders promptly attended to. . •
• JOAN 11. BRONX
Ma2:9lf , • Iftl,Front 4 Penn Ste., Beading •
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Notice to - Water Consumers.
OiNci to 'th r i oft iemely lOvr . ittnte` otth Sp Water
in the nese oirs and the impossibility of coin
pieting the lutprovemerits for increasing the water
supply of the eity before the next two oy three
months. the Commissioners of Water wohid re
quest the water-takers of the city to heal! cel)12041- •
101 es possible in the use of water at present.- By
proper attention to thisroptest, theP,yart of
each eonaumeri large qiientities of wate r can be
Faired and a full supply •for' ordinary pnrposes
guaranteed to all. • , •
The several Fire ,etimPanles are -al4 requested'
to cease using weterduring the present drought;
except in cases of fire..
By order of the
VOMMISSIONERS of WATER.
JILCIPP, Secretary. . .
i t saty tiapers plosiqeopy ,
SEYMOUIt -11 : - 'P - .
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BejAkojy iti ßa gee c.an e. NW e
.0 bit 0 . se t
fiun.
Attsll: - 00,(1**0 ?
- Hosiskos
a' Ivihmmitlo &c.,
of all klade. m iiphoolikkoit*ait -;
ElactroiYaCa raraishatiir,dt , stratt.. . ,
atudaarill be 40aelaitte od baaakirol, pica
vrt atm at Rik lowest tato. A pp ly taco laato,
77-7
COMPOSI'IIONFAVENCEIrr
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AND FLOORING.
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frlllB PAVEMENT A.
lto Prioora 61/411V
JLaeknowlediell Lug rt ti"..
conies hard and Arta lanno4fla e dry, durp to ,
and impereloat to water, and notalreeted by Ober
heat or '
All orders promptly attended to. and the troth
guaranteed to xlvilt•eatlefsetlon ADDIt '
1 Is. Lipai k u t
,June 18-t! • No . lo. bait our s t
'NEW MEAT
1 f MR unierallge,VPs °Prod. 4 ilei ro ldt hind"
sumo ti eat at et, vow sting 'n 1 t eat,
1 ams, Shouldem,Dried Heel, BOlogafts" 8001
ongues. dtp. ,• 1 , . ~ .
, 'N. BOER,
''qo Ponll Stieet..`-.
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.$ Jprietoro,
tanzaTart l - s.
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iringibis " Deniers IA
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Hold' by all I
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Di. A. H.
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IGHT, : ,
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rA,TA.it'irELLS;
• A g entp l iteading, Pa.
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mrty Ely
REMOVALtt
ItIENOVA.
ARTVS
LIQU
..r,r9E,E,,
d from the Keystone Building to
etd-etote,,
ii been remoyn
the now and deg
NO. 41r. PENN .IWEREET,
Where cusionieo wilt find *ivory largo staolf of the
best andpureat •
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WINES, ERMIDIES,
boos In • All ~ •
o tt re atgO thrtlis A t share o potronlote is so) o ted..Vol3 ;
ir.ull,
WHEIIE IT IT!
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••,/ A'•• •• • ; '••• t ;
717 ict . 721 Penn Street, Rectal*
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rIJIi,.N IT, , 13 1 V,, ,, •
IN ALL !MYLES AND MATERIALS. ' •
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The largest assoitment, In ill olty loftiest kap,
and prices much lower than any other hones. 'A
call from persons in want of any ankles:l krallure
from the most expensive &inn. is solicited.
CARPHTINGS, ISIATTINOW,AWD
• OIL OLQTII.B,.' - '
A full stock always at.lo*lttivilnbes on cost. •
Callandsee.. JAW R. RITTEte'
febl9tf
OIigAT,,ANITM DEPOT,: •
SCHNEDER. , & FELIX •
Warerooni t isomer PM and'
, Wasbingtoa
,• ' streets,. • •
.imstirAcTOßY o IV4lBlllNliralir BFREB2
' BEZOW.:PIPTH. • '‘
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WIIOI,ESALE AND RETAIL: ,
tiNtEnarditEr(Rmstqcormilitrai TN.."
irite publio. attention to their apleadid ambit of
ret 7 olatia furoitupe n9y , An4 ux
end made to order to suit ottatome tr. ' •
Among OrtiOlta. PPeoial atteltion Is In
vited to their uoeurpeared,
EXTENSION TABLES, .-
DRESSING DIIIMAU,S;
,;• ••• -
• DINI NG 401)DI'CITAIRS,
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CENTRt AND °tuna' TABLES
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EEDORADS OF 1 17 (
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and e v ery other article in their line - of. business.
• Every article is. manufactured by theroveveiv i o
their atinairabl, trrabged aretofhlYiib ,
mole perfect mite inerY," and mechia
and finished in an unsurpassed tninnbr.'s,c• t
Mao prepared to execute ill orders fo
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MOULDINGS.
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lAr ki 01 % trof°orr** 1 ,
(Ir o 3 " ....too • th r p•
7tet ,
otritwitvrotl4ra l
uso VA
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Roading & Oolumbialtailroatl.
ON Atilt Area'
MORD 4 YP , -1/4000 ,- 4 ti t 6 a a
Passenger Trains *IR nut On Ws Road, as
tollowt t
uti.so Rotator e 10 0. ti
l AteNottaist al,
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't , " ti r , lie 1 ,90 0 tM,
.itsio tsraskiro Itt I,t, \t 8 01,
ti t
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Ault. it Rtvl t illg i ,t ' *AI ' : .
1 '' ' * ,4 sitsbiii"xlittiel l ' 4 1
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LeKi* tteklinglA ' ' t ItAitl.
•Arrivo at Lstteamtbr awl Colombia at 026 A, 3 .
t• , Vototabh.m.l Ismmtstoyit OCo I'.l, ,
illigtl,l4
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sold
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ilitllini ,
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L LlRaarlio laa q Frt 'anAT la at Ilkri 4 ) V 1 ) 1,
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East Fennsylvatia Railroad
Slmman A ItANONMIINT. COMAtittl9lNii
VOdneclay, ay woosos. • ,
SIX TRAIN& il4t_ I'D
o kiv quit milli,
_ .iv 0 liqkg oiig
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in !Ina itutt 11l (Mob t t y, tit ttli Pm two
aargarratir will 44 ,6
t r i 0 1 01 11 411Y• toxoett
un aw ot eal i wa an woo lons, at Itr. 4
.74 and* 4, r ~ etopp ntai t a.„
i fs Wanitia•
ttona etWobit Riad t•f r And vie x 9 ,
• 'ARUM(
also o qoonyA l lons r Mauch nn and Phil.
t.tialt , %Act !et allify lt, ~ and arrive at
VOW a rks t %pit F. 15 iv. rit .
S V°r ,i ) thrgur r gs , rlittlfi Mill IVAIg.) I
itel i ni 11l ilia Orb Wilda Va. Int i Nett' lurk
al a 0 1 41, 08• V pp oplips 4 4,41 and 7.06
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A .1 an at 11.40 and it. at,.
It ate,. at Jim Atone IVoin intlaburat to
Aim lon'', witnOntOltaino O Ottyklitopplup only
at LY na. Altar liothte ont i Cat i ten, Hump+
•tol l onupprvi o, I l latuflol qn It lanboth, qui
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arr teat Re ork. at 11 00 4. ~ 2.00 ht., 741
uo) 6. „a t ,
ittlONt
__lr t g l atil :141.1041 4 ,UN:
TiMginiglitplilettixito t ill4it r Area
daily ; _(o:ki l t:TOT , et u.Q Ai r .,lia noon a. B'.
an 4 t , OA V • 4pr at 1,150 i Op°
Ae o ni • ottrtia v tim -
al ovr or vinyl 'll .
OtTri, na t .. ~ "sk a b
Utida ' RettAtl i Tteha Wlll • larkie • lteadhat
caPqry Ountlftt ti A, !, !ftapktnit at . ell stattonq
MI '11141131 lite Vit# t o Attill at AliOntown.
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t it 416IniiItttitirOISlarAl_r"e* 4 0 ,
A .P en ff o r a are requeOled cf . Pute g uctlaketa • b0..1
tor Pe a
the car& as Oakii extra will bp
oh ea and collected on t the train fro th all who ;
pay orate!. to 6o Continci,p.
Juno 23-tt' O. bftnia, Etat. and Supt.
Philadelphia Br , . Reading Railro,, d..
, •: (luivilea..) ,_.,- . . ,
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aiAtoo, Annual' Rat 140,
SQ. - WARP AItRARGBIARN2 O PABS111+1(1 I ' M ~
TRA i,NO.; August 3,1808, ,
Five Trhinsdown to Philadelphia, passing gra •
ing at 7 80, - 10 85 and ,11 80 a. an.rarPt 425 and al ' )
p. Up . _ .
to Pottsville, at 10 40 a, M., and 060 atulli
auP. . I • , .
rains W est to Leta and Ifarrisbpra: j
Western - xress front .Noir York, (al 1,0 'l4 to. • .
llndtao tsol IA D. tn. . • . ' i s, • ~•
Harriob 1 edommodatton Traria 715 11, an,, I,
and m9l tut atIQ 45 a.ln. and 0 Csi P. al.
On bun arp3tte stown trains pass Reading nt
94Q st i . m. l nq a 25 p i Mosso up tralnkat, 1950 a.
moral Ir°
in.
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. The p. m, down4lnd 1050 a. ha. up trains
fu l l on r• %wean !.1111 eiphia and Beading,
p trains leave ail& 00114 Or Beading. Iter.
ris arg;id_tptter lis t 7 a 04441.: 815 ,A..vi,14 45 ,
noon'. an a ZIV p. m; a n s lB 11. M u cot steadips
iipi,t. 815 a. 111, tr a ns costa w_ th trial& for
I:4lnutUrilliainsport. Elaalra,, Valfclo. I
• iisgura
anlOan A. i, tio
The 8' a. to . r 380 i. .up trains In Phil.
adolphia, mut i.O a l na, n 4 2.spostidnys.p truins •
itop.only atprob paistat one, below /46sageo
• Reading Accommodation Train loin*
.. leg
itt 776 a, m., returning leavet,rituadelpnia a 't. JD
Pottstairp' Accommodation Train Ifil.oB POtt/••
town At 645 a. In 4 return i ng :les/ea liniladelph la •
at 430 ilte._ , •
Thecatern Eipross 'Trains conned at Itariii.''
tall • "Ir i rifk - Arabo.on.thp, t t ersylvanbt It.
t 'Or ' alt ore ( rattsourgo, an points west,
rid tne 10 Mail trail' conneets t arrlaburs for
itteburelt,j‘mmapteLPutgitierstig,,puubury,,, •
tpl i cl ni ' A itm L° 4: l 4l. ll 4:l4l IY . lij r aill, , V° ! c '' -
r I 111 1 1 et ansjeave p_ _or o tit IVO a'. in t ,
14arm ir na o r - z brats P /4 impactor's LI
0014 - Eg t "- P !, , , : .
'. ntNon)fik Yirit-61 Giontileit and E' iv
ton sir 'to . prtgol al. ,
grants' aro ey t 1 8 1
m oth_ i
it g to. . 1
PO2nts , iti to et vl b ar da 4
With Vstionports. at Pet cont. . • , . Ott holw en
any points desirr 1 - ~ :, . - .
, , • MLE 40,0 . Ir/. a'Sri, , . • ,
Good fell Mt m eg tlVOlin au punts; at $52.60 tor.
fatapiessuplims ness,arps.
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19oodfortoder, OM • lot 8. %It stpl Mon tbit :
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Aopugultodation Tt siprettn, •
at pea' east!. ~1 • ' ' .. -
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