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4 1... - Pli r it .. , READING, Pt, TH6RSDAY AF'rERNOON t ' .AUGUST 27, i 1868.;
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tern in or connected with our city and coun,-;
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BeyerdTniloseilltrangerriendsi Verity
—;Aleallik of thf.P.l2K4doofs•
Bayard ,
Taylor lathe January number bf
the . Atlantio Monthly tolls a story entitle().
"The Strange Friend,", from which it tippeks
that in the yeaiillBll4 an Irish family, giving
the name ;of Door)lly, settled hi the neigh
borhood of Lon(lpn Grove, in Chester count,x,
PennsylVania.V J The family cdonalsted of • the
father, motherOwo sons and two daughters
All the family except one daughter used the
lingudge and lore the garb of Society of
Prl i ends. They, regularly
,nttendea.. London
,dro+o meeting, arid the head of the familY,
Ifenry Donnelly, took his • seat among the
PrfAIIRr. I I. I , I 34 ;tl,(lPr„as„and equently.proti*:
4d. Thq ttabeitiel the neighbbilobo
several years. In the course of time 'the
eldest son, DeConrcey, lost his bear to
pretty Presbyterian girl of an: ailjuining nidgh
borhood, and againii his fatbertsovishes, but
not his commands, became engaged to her.
Tho natural sequence of,tbis state af4drairti
was prevented by the young -titan unfortn=
nstely breaking bis,neek. Alice, the (laugh
ter who had eorifeigted in 4reas and mani
nors of the Society of Priends, appears slab
to have given her heart into the keeping oft).
Quaker lad Intimate with the family.?
4- Oiio summer day, 'shortly after • the death
of DoCourcy, while the Donnelly family were
at meeting, a stronger rode up to the meeting
house and Waited for the meeting to' break:
. As . snon as Henry Donnellycamo Out of the
house the stranger darted fortrard, and
seizing him by the band and •falling on ono
knee, cried "0, my lord) my lord! Glory bo
to God and I've found ye at hitt." Donnelly
was so surprised that ho shocked the piouri •
Friends bi exclaiming, "The Divot I Jack'
O'Neil, can that be you?" • '
it turned out that the sof dfsant Henry
Donnelly, the Quaker preacher, was, Lord
Dunl4igh, an Irish lord; who had beencom
:polled Jo abandon his • estate ,by the em-'
harrissments '.bronght about by his early
extravagance, and that Jaok 01411 was his
steward, who managed the estate during the
seltimpesed'exile of Lornunleigh, and by.
'corneal management cleared It of its QIIOIIIIV
beiances, and so interested a relative of the!
Dunleighain the family that he had,' at his
death, 11:1ft them a fortune which enabled
them to resume their former life 4 The family
immediately left,London Grove and returned
to their homi, leaving behind them the
broken•learted `Bradbury, who still;
mourns the loss of his Alice, mid carrying
with them th'eir almost eqUally broken heart
en daughter.
The story is a strange, and romantic one,
and though somewhat embellished by the,
pen of the gifted author, who, for the first
time tells it to the world, it is, we learn, in:,
the main, true. There are aro some old Friends ,
still lizing ; Who • remember the nine days
wonder it caused in the quiet neighborhood,
and around some old Chrism' county,
as
filo story 4still told by old Friends as it' as
tpld to them by the ones now dead and gofie,
who had a'vlyid recollection of all the events,
even of the pram exclamation made, by
Ileury Donnelly when he recognized Jack
O'Neil, and which so shocked the good
Frieridsirho had sat and listened to hie minis
try, nothing doubting they :the words which
fell so slowly and deliberately from his lips
were put into his heart by.. thatk ; inspiration,
.a in which is one of the peculiar tenets
of their Beet.
A TlLtillin said to a little girl at ;school :
penauglq should hurt you, like
a gooti girl, you would forgive her, wouldn't
you ?"
"Yea P
ma'am " she'replied t " if I couldn't
•,0
c atch her l , '
SIXTREN kinds of fossil horses have been
discovered in North Amer l lea, and yet there
Fe v re, pp
.horses here when the white men
TUE 11P . 41151014101 1 1 FA.161111118.s-
• f' Greater is he :irho inleth hie spirit,- than
he ivhn taireth n city."
." Come here; 1" said 'strong, ath•
letio man, as he seized a delicate•looking lad
by th 4 shOttlder. 1 • ..
" tnevo been ,In tho water again, sir !
Haveket, I forbid it?" - , " •
" Tee; faiher, but--." • • •1 • •
" No, but* i htiven't I forbid it—hey?"
iresifiir t I was---" • •
ii No'reply, sir I" and the blows fell like
a hailstorm about the child's ' head • and
oh4lflers.
Not a tear started from Harry's eyes, but
his fees was deadly pale, and his lips firmly.
compressed; as he rose and looked at his
father with an unflinching o,yo.
'' Go to your room, sir, and alai there till
you are sent ford'l'll master that, spirit of
yours, beep) you are many days older.",
Ten minutes after, Hany'a door opened,
and his motterglided gently. in. she was a
ragile, gentle woman, with mournfill: blpo
yes, and , temples slightly transparent,
• ying her hand soothingly; upon Harry's
head, she stooped and kissed • his fore:
head.. ' . f
••The rock was tmiched ,and the waters
'gusbed forth. " Dear mother," said the
•
raoph4 boy. 1 •
I
0 . 1 Why didn't you tell your father that you
plunged Into the water to save the life of
your playmate?"
" Did he glee me a chance V! said Harry,
spiinging to his feet with a flashing eye.
" Didn't Rote bid me to bo oiled, *hen
I tried to_explat ? Mother, hp's a tyrant to
mond me 1" • ,
"Harry, he's my hudbadd • nd four fath•
en?' •
•
" yes, and lam sorry fo it. What. have
I ever hack but blows and ba eh words ? Look
at your pale cheeks and sunken eyed ? moth
er 1"
" It's too bao, I Say ; he's a tyrnnt;moth•
or," Raid the hay, with clenched list and set
teeth, " and if it were not for you, I would
have, been leagues off long ago. •
!‘ And therietaiellie l too f pooe sick phild?
'Wm% good AI all her MedLeine do" her.?
She trembles like 4 leaf when
. phe hears his
; fohtsteii... I say It's brutal, mother I"
" 'friary,'" (and a etabittld Vas laid oh
the impetuous boy's lips) " for,my sake—"
"Well, 'tis only for , your 'sake—yours and
poor Nellisio,or I §hould boon the sea sorr
whete-;-ailywhere but here." •
Late that night Mary Leostole to her boy's'
bedside, before retiring to rest.
."God be thanked kd,sleeps," she amrmur
ed, as she shaded Alto lamp ~from his face,
Then kneeling at the bedside ithe prayed for
wisdom Und patience to bear Uncomplaining
ly ,tho heavy cross under which her steps
wore faltering ; and die prayed for blm.
is No, no, ,no," said Ilarry,springing from
bis pillow and throwing his arms aboUt her
neck, " can forgiVe him what ho has dope
to me, but I never will for what he has made
you suffer, don't pray for bind ; at last don't
let me hear it." \.
!Marx Leo was 'too wise to expostulate.
Bhe know he,i boy was spirit-sore under the
sense of recent injustice; so she lay down
'beside him, and resting her tearful cheek
against his, repeated in a low, sweet' voice,
'the story of the crucifixion. "Father, far
give them, they know riot what they dot'
fell upon his troubled ear. He yielded to
tze.holy spell.,
"I wilt !" he sobbed. "Mothor,you are an
angeVand it' I ever gft to heaven, it will be
your hand that has led me there 1" '
There was a huriying to nnd, fro in Robert,
Leo's .house that night. ' It was. a heavy
hand that dealt those heavy blows( on that
young lead. I
The patsionate father's repentance came
with a word that his boy must die.
" Bo kind to her," 'said Harry as his
head dropped, upon his mother's shout.
' It was a dearly bought lesson 1 Reside that
lifeless corpse Rpbert Lee renewed his mar•
nags vow ; and now when the hot blood of
'anger rises to Ma temples and the hasty
word springs to his lip, the iale taco of the
dead rises between him and thel,ffender l and
an ange l voice whispers--"Oeee 1 be still 1"
AN Italian barber has• reeently been ar
rested in - Germany, who lived for five 'years
iu New York, where he was believed to be
an Italian Make, and gained access to the
houses ofi many of the first families. His
good looks assisted him in gaining the af
feciions of some foolish • young glib, ono
of whom, the daughter of a wealthy bank.;
er, he rained. Beieral hundred letter's, -
mostly from young ladies, were found In
his trunk, lmideseighty photographaminie.-.
tares, &o. •Heis a native of Crematria, and
ivies in the penitentiary before Oing to New
York:
AN exchange tells this,etory :
Man travelling through Ode of the rural pre.
cincte of this comity,. a few days• since, rode .
up to a farm. house, and thus 'accosted
toW-headgd urChin who was seated. on the
top of a gate • pOst: "'Doh • *here's your
Pa?" The yotirlgstero,epitod_:. !!Pap is just
down thirre • beybitt :tlie" c0w.4110 to diett
grave to bury our . pla'.'dog Towser...The
darned 014 fool killed. hisielf a larkin' at
candidates fur_ diettict attorney, :you
Ism" •f: Oar friend rode on.
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BY PAtittY FEIN.
-4ininogroes about Louisville aro still
afraid to come into town tor dread of tho
medical students.
--Pringle, one of the Georgia regitittare,
was defeated by a negro for the office of Ser
geant-at-Arnai of the Reconstruction Con
vention, and hung hitrieelf
—The atriko in the. Lehigh, Itin:hanoy,W) ,
oming, and Lackawanna regions has ended
and work Wilma ;mimed the sbveral
mines.
—During the mane month a lady. and four
of her daughters, all living in Stowe, Vt.,
gave birth to promising heirs. • •
--Five hundred nOw lawyers hiive.been ad
ded to the list in Now York city within a
year.
—Field Marshal Lord dough is senior of
in the British artily since the death of
Field Marshal Sir Edward Blakoney.
—Curioui inseete,abaut thb , of house flies,
the progeny of white caterpillar'', Ike ravag•
'ing the horse chestnut trees in Connecticut,
and, stripping them of their folf age. _ •
-'--The Treasury Department has fast re•
eeived $6OOO in coin, on account of cuetome
collected' in Alaska.
—The cattle diseaSo is in creasi ug ut Cincin
nati; where over 40 cows have died of it
since Saturday. ,
—Governor Burnside, of• Rhode Island,
lbas appointed tiVe commissioners to_investi•
gate the cattle disease.
—The Savage wing of the Fenian Brother•
hood are holding .a convention in New
York.
Three lives were lost by the explosion
of the gas works at Southbridge, Mass.
Saturday.
•
—The dplegates appointed by the Nova
BeetiaPgislature to visit England have
made reports, etpbraeing - Parlimentary pa
pers asserting the authority pf the. Imperial
Legislature over the colony of Nova Scotia.
r i ,
Commissione s of Indian
One of the
Affairs, is named Qen. Nix. ho' result of
his Action will about equal his tumid.
—Arnold'Aloize, a Frenebnian t billed,him ;
sdlf on Sunday hi Now York ; by cutting an
artq§ , in hie left arni: l ; Cause,' alebri T eas )
poverty and Ward tinnia.
•
—Louis Hoffman, a Gorma n chemist, killed
bitheelf by poison in Now. Rork on Sunday.
,
Chose
,unknown.
—Edward Ton6s, aged 24 yenrif,hung hitt
self in his house in Now York cn Monday
; Morning, on account of a quarrel, with his
wife and.mother-in4r. His wife found him
dead. -,-
t -
.)
.--Beajautin Hays, evil 76 years, was so
b
i
dly bitten on Sunday evening in New York,
b two dogs belonging to his,brother, that he
id not expected to recover.
—Chards Mercier., of 409 IBroom street,
New York, is missing, supposed to have
been murdered.
,Oak washers, a substitufa for iron and
leather for cnirinie axles, Cut and - ,bent to
shape by machinery, is the last invention of
a riow Bedford mechanic.
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or, syrupatbiging•as clellegAly as it does with the
Stomach then becotbest/nffccted, 'the result of
which is' that the patient gam from several or
more of the following diseases: , , •
•
•
ConSumption. riattilenoo, Inward rulings* •
of Blobd to the head, Acidity of the Stomach. •
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust fur food, rull
ness or • Weight In the Ste(nach, Soul. ,
Nnietations,'Sinlang or Muttering
at the Pit of theStemsch, Swimming of
the head , -ilurriod or Dithealt'llredthing, ' •
Flutteriul at the Ilea% eking. or Bufftallo"
ing Sensations when'in a L yin g POI" Dlettlegs,
ofyisieildhit -sr Wpbsbe Pve the gloa t Dull
r Won, ...Oa or inot. _dere thiiiiirrit,
. Pain in tile llead, Befielenor of l'erspirs
• (ion, lellorrness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Slde;Baeit; Cheat. Limbs, etc..
Sudden Blushes of 11§ - at. Burning in the Flesh,'
COnidant Imaginings of Evil and (heat
tioprOlitoti pt spirl~s~
~
ThesulTerearom these diseases should °aerobe
the greatest caution in the selection of a remedy
foible case, purchasing only that which ho ismr4
dure4 from his investigations and inquiries, tio
sews true merit, is skill( 'MU, compounded,'
free (rota IWO/lons ingrel.fdleate, and eatablb -
ad for itself a reputation fur the cure Of diseases;
In this, connection we would' euinhit those welt
known remedial-- , ' , ,
lIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
mrd,
110 OFL A N•D'S 'O 1114 AN TONIC
PRIRPARBD BY Dn, q . MaAWCSON, Phlll4OMO, Pa
Thirty-ilve years since they were first introdubed'
into this country from llermany, during which time,
they have undonbtedly,pbrformed more cures, and
benefited angering • h_unatpilty, to greater extettl:
than any other remediedi known to the public._ .
Shoe remedies Will effectually cure 14Ver , Qom-
Vaint, Jaundice Dyspepsia, Chronle or Nervous
ability, Chronic' : Diarrtiheca, Dlsease• of. the
iduemand all Pinata; ' arising from a Dis-
Oidered Liver, Stomach or nteStines.
• a. .
6
DEBILITY.
heaulting from any Nueo whatever; PrOstration
of the System, induced by BeirCre , Labor.
Hardships, Exposure. revere, Ate.
Thorn is no medicine extant:equal to these' rad
°dice in such,caeos, A tone and vigor. le iinparted
to the whole syetoui, the appetite la etrongthenol4
food is enjoyed. the atotnaoh divas propor/y, the
blood is purified, the complexion becomes eerind
and healthy; the yellow. tinge is eradicated froni
the eyes, a blocourie giveg to the eheeise i and the
weak and mime invalid becomes a' strong and
healthy being.
PERSONS ADVANCED MUM,
And' feeling the hand of tithe weighing heavily
upon them, with all Its asttendantlit b' *kill find In
the use of this BITTIMS or tho TO IJIV, ap elixir
that will instil new.lith into their volt% re tore ip
a measure the energy and ardor of, moro yputhful
days, build up_ their . shrunken forms, and eV.
health and happiness to their remaining years,
NOTICE.
It is a well establishodlaot thatfully ono-half of
the female portion of out:lllation are seldom ip
the enjoyment ck.. good. health, or to use their
own expression, " never feel .well, They- era
lauguldidevold of all energy, extremely Amon*,
and halo no appetite.:
To this: chum of persons .the BITTERS, or 'the
TONIC, Is espeolall.y recommended., •
WEAIC,AED DELICATE CHILDREN
Aro made Atreus by'the die of eitikiss of these
remedies. They will cure OYCifY , ease o f MARAS
MUS. without tail. • .
Thousands of oirtilicatos have accumulated in
the hands of the toprietor, but sbace will allow of publication but tow. 'Those, it 'will be eir
served ; arc won of note; and of ouch standing that
they must be believed.
TESTIMONIALS.
Hon. ueorge W. Woc._!dward,
Chief Justice of the Stipremo•Court, writes l
• PHILADigIPHIA. Marell 3.867,
•
"I find Iloothind's German Diderot,' stood torild.
useful fa diseaaea of tho •digestive Nuns. exid of
great benefit in emelt of.tildeblifth and want of
nervous aotton in the system. , -
Your?: truly,:
t • ORO W. WOODWARD: ;
-4.
. .
Judge of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania;
. • PHILAMILPHI/, iprif 24 le6lit, '
"I consider IfOolland'e 04rM811 Bitten a value
ble.medicine in case of attaoki of tPdigestion or dyi
pepsia. I can certify this from my experience of it
Xottni, wjth reocct,
. ,
JAMES TLIOMPSON.ni •
Prom Rev. D. D. Pandit! •
Assistant liditorThristlan Chronicle. Philadelphia
1 have derived decided benefit from the use of
Ilooflund's German Bitters, and feel It my privilege
to recommend them as a In ost valtible tonic, to all
who arc 141iforing 'nom geaeral de ility, or from
diseases arising from dorsi go Ment f thenv Li...
Yo.urs.
E. D.'PEND LL.
•
•
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tAUT. I: 0' 11' . •
4 ffoojrancre Gervias Re nedie, are' congte
See 'that the 40u:dorsi 100. M.JACKSOMean
tho wrapper of eaoh bet-JLFtle. All others areeow
terfeit. '
Medicine tore , No. d fOl f ra, s ti ' l2;li a l t ietl= i gtel
cirARLEs M. EVANS, PForlotor,
Fornerly / C. JACKSON . . k, CO.
,
1 ; PRICE. '• ,
ylocyttind's gerloan Bigers,ri f t i tic.• - - • 'Bl
Ifl, en • -
narttl
Z t ; It t a l l e ed l otefolit tt _ b , °Wes '
wt. o not 'forget tOegiudne well the tittle' e yo
buy, order to get the genuine. • • t
FOR . fALF, BY ;ALL
Druggietst e and Storeketperp•
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P fr 0100'111 .. Al . ts
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061046 No, 53% X* market Studs. 'net Psvki
Ailra.D,r7;*ool3oiree,„ , • ,
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10ffit V‘ t 0 111114 Atto
i rtiat 44 . 1Y1.
ePONne—Leeter Building, (Ise oor. • .)W
100 gentrestreet. illt!‘Cied be eoninel
•In the ,Uertneejanifeege: • „earn
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ANP COUNSELLOR , Sec' q.
OU wurt St,. (near SinAbaßFAnixo, Pr 4
GEO,ROIN 11 L A144 , ' 5
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or►ron: N. 9.549 6nikOtreet, 41011419 J
TT M. NAL44IO, • • : 4 1 •
-PHYSIC! F. • -
• ( U. 0. Pensfon Burgeon.)'
610 Penn Sttoet, Roodlnr s s
Ottioehout- to 3 p. ot. 6 to 6 POO. ••,
WA 0211NOTO IV ;AltaliAiuB ,
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ALDERMAN,'
Moo. '
00. No. 29 North 6th Street otitooott -4
oPootOdleo,
.rgirscrivelang an d onnieYloolos tiromptly
to oil to. • • stibisp.smo.
ago. nen. HEIN, '
‘..° (Bon of tie feti aeo. 14.1Ceirlq..) •
.AT .
°Mee: Centre street:Opposite the Bitiooll4l . ohuHlk.
lap2B-tt POTTBVILLIt PAL:
JEFINE . O.
A:TTOBNpy At - LAW;
°Mee, No 40 (geohn4 toorA 'Nbrth Mini Streit,
steal"' oribeire the Oaurt Houle, Read PA,
28-tr • - • '
narorir $l. $10,101;
.AT TORNB YA T i AeIP.A.
OM ee i _l9-ficiRTILSIXTII StßairkeltEADlN4
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Oki*, No. 530 Cop,it Itreet t over the ottloo otloltnB.
l 0 111411 ; . feKir
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092 Notilt Stith' ettei; ipmertoudAllei
iitrousTus, B:BABIJAMAN.
• ot 1 TORIVErA T LAW.
Oboe. No. 40 North - 011th stroOtopposito the doge
tioesp.. OpneOtotioni boil in the, NogitiliprAkep
marl thoguage. mow t
JUAN RAI/141'0Ni' . • • *
• ditoßsEr 4le A;l:tt, ' '
OilioO, No, 19VOith axilx 4r;osti.6 th
stone Honed, k!4 fob U-ti
BO Ifni, - , i , • • '
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• , ATTORN ir AT AA% '
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thiltailfftetee tai * moldy. and u
Ea htiAilt`
Office, pie. NS tVeshinitou,stres, .otwelin_m •
out Sixth streett; Read ut, Vili: 00 03 04 013 g 61
uhtll the:claims atiseotred. , •' - - e tr v
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WiLLIA.ior ti. 1 iiittWorillift . :, ..., . i
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: (Orpttnie# Pirit 7 . ( 1 0A441); 7 44 1 . ,
THAONER O r 'V ANO VO TH.' OTIGAN. AND.
, , .... . t• , ‘-') ARMO Ye ;;.; :ti ~.,., -, . , 1 ,. • •
,NN 2P Ngttli illth street, Reuditutati. -. ..• '
zi. .licrianos Tuned. •J . , -11 u ne 207.tf
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KOBER, " . •
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strilanorr..DENTr,gr,• ,
OFFICE+SI9 Penn iftinet, Reading., Pa,
Invites the publl, to will, and' Olatilille hie new
plan for extracting teeth eritheut Pain. ,All oper
stions in the profeasion neatly executed And
charges ressonnble, ,*, . np2o,tf
X Ofi (1,,E ti 1 4 N OAI
yotru!a CARDS,
BUSINESS CARDS, ' . s
‘ • , OARDS, .444,
of all kinds, in/ ho had the B*Oz * °Moe. •
Eteeitetine fuintehed if deidred ! 1 ' •
AU cords *ill he done in the most, beentiffilman
' rd u e l t a or a e t 'l"'est rates .. Apply at. '14411'
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T"fa PANINMENT AND app IN /13.14(Vir
mikpoirledgeu tt) , lio the oest hi pee. 'st e;
comes bard pOdt Arm immediatelY.Jiarkr, dtirpides,
Cud impervious towaterond n,otaiectea bypituer
hept or cold'. ! ,• - . .. , 1
,All .Prderd, promptly attended to, and thu'yfork
guaranteen to eye ithtlsfaotton. , appl#o
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Teome eat miurliet, consisting , pf,,rxes • ti
ams, a ouldets..Urted , Beet, Belogna4 . es!
Torusuell; ote. .. ,' . ~, •-- ' : .
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i.. 7 TRAINS; August 8,1:.; . , • • .
Five Trainsdown to Philadelphia,passing. lien(l-
ing nt 730, IQBS and - 1 1 30 a. tn.', an 0,425 and 03 1 )
p.tn.
to P . -- ,
Up otbtillie; at 1040 Q, m„ and 5 . 50 lind 603
?'stns Weil tOlebanon aril, itarriliblii.dps:
WOW)" Excess from Now York, at 1 10 o. in, '
and.l 60 and 1 10 p, in. .
aHarrisburg' 000pintOdatiort Train at 715 a , in.,
nd mail trains at A 45 a. ra.rd 4 Ob pon. •
On Erotism tnernotrti trans pass /tending_ at
60 40 a. Illi and -4 414 p, m,,tsn,, up traine.et p) p.O a.
arkand o 57 P. in. - , •-• . - , ' • , ', • ,
The 425 pLen. down, and 1050 'a m. up trains
N nlybetween Philadelp la and ading. ;
; - p trains laavePhiladelp la Mt heading, /ler
rill , Fir apd_Pottsyllie, 107. sind' ,515 a. 1,.,12 45
i l
too , andi , -330' p;rn. shot 5 b it. ni.-, - tot qadian•
.Isr., The 816 a. m u trainvonsed telt, tr miler
Tatnagua„WilliantsPort, Blibira, ,tiunislo, Wart.
.14142 1111114111.' anti .- ' . ' •:' ; . ,
The 8 15 a. pa., 8 80 pita . tie tminsftom Yi!.
adelphia, and 10 36a; tn. and 4 ,p. M I down trains
Ito on% atirinelpat Inkile s OlOy malts. ..
Read tr aoammodatio Int Immo andlng
at 7 30a. m, / rsittultingl6o. Phlindelpnia at 515
P lV:ittlown AcaommodatioTrain leaves . Potts
town a 645 a'. m:;returo44- paves •Fit Umiak!' la
at 4 89ptm., Az, ..,‘ , ". \
• Tho astern korprositTriins ,. a o nnoot at Harris
btur w GI ekprossjrains on the rennsylvanla it.
R. Or Baitiniore t Pittsburgh, an ail poi to west,
PiAtha 19 451naU trait% ammeetsag uarrleburg for
ttsburgh, Lancaster Oytriaburi, Junburr,
mho'soPii , V ilyailatnsport.
i en t e anima& ,_ , ,
1. • e , ert *e pp_arPepot.at7 00 Cm.
13 ( g . e'lkgl ;! fr . , ra g l 'ol b M l, , ,it,"P utt° ! ,4o
I " I t 47 " , ttrint i ltfal
sits* sitp l i fte...,
With 28tionpo , C tier'op t:'
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,40 between
F 1 rit!tl;4°' 4ttiter' ''''' ~,
it
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