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I , , : tlittorav :PestatiCirart* 60 WO 4111114- 14 .t. ‘ fid Itbr s- 4,4 iteeluil piatAnendearorhii: 1 , adjust Moulded; arleioo under I,l4llAug g 3 , 1 , 4 0 4 'f , 94 6 ..?!',#'1 i .Cl a t . f i ft il l! "l ,lo" ,ll 7 It . 14 4)4 . . .SR-Wrti .I.ii ..1 '6 b t l2 l VAM P il ik " " 1 3 1 V " ° ''l;t_lreki r 6 a ►re Lif 10. jet 01 of Virginisi was 1121131011 a, 414(Prilikle 1 ,to conoptkin sD , ologe.. , sucoeung to , - , fliison 'rfasznonitheittes iiiii:Sinitte, a 0 the n obirgei illiti4 ti li thegspoilition'W it : Andefil #ol3tostio the, ttomination. , l T f . . lilitf At re i t 1 9 1 ,4 1 q4%.111 :1 10 1 : 44 10 1 419 r i cqUili 0rP4 1. 0142r9t 1 . IV moat tr ‘lointknivltudefinin"wer ' A Al Se a' 1'940 -- liiti on Alert ilifiteAnivelinid'ile guilty Ij to he Pfnitentiary. kilitnetWe's,fterwst the senate of I delibbs encosissorf i li;2conehtiee in ,pipmieldvbf Antleliod. , );Thkieblitidn { i : Pi'er(4 l 9n O s tr.flliOlit, 0 19ta, 0,400 '' 'I 113 lir Iltikb or ~4 gals, ticebrirlPme ) - otifit 'Anderson, _'' . .i''coltisiot id &AM • Wiry, Vill*estorearto theidite 'reollitto r ' notivOthstanding the jElennte ?onourred in t e ' 'reitbone for bie ini§entroio • ' i: , : • ' / .' it em - A lrhel m ltd '•si,hirenbtnifte'd lolrAtiofit 7 Opnerpl, vials,:j who , givie !the ;foltawl 'opinion: • have co6idered the 4 oolo i John IL detain,/ Collector of stern •?, , Refund for • the Fourth Dithiet of! irgini', ‘• $ 1 ; 1 6 011 Oil 044 *Wit. il ; s,Jeisst diin • • ' fit whet etegdit. the Pefillar PY t ylakc'llß f 'tit • Iteourti 'Ottititr:4ol6l' aqv elinky t, been teinotidifiinithieeriliei tif IMitit I tatth i ritt , itslylkuillAtt ' b .60 13 i 1 11,4 t .n i (to id A At. bli'ffilide f Itiiiiiteps 11 IntembildetZlimilitude sott:Aistiva;3ll rd e Puriant ( 0 Atte,Mt4osl44,tllNlFOosto'po vies g and , costienunig,..,to Ids reword, a . ken 011herilllithlihe,dilik:atia04:1111,17tde l i. ~:" - I at, . 40'100k 00-Presilleetlhoe 'ejasi And" ' the oirembeetencei , cok#ll vtp 7 ! The ,oche questions sobniitted' t6' me . , i 414 1 1 4!1i ~ 1 , 0 AV11,f61 3 1):40,1if4 ftoOrin di • 1 outty, sad' i will coelber, kin! t et, ermin I then whin .Y am able'd ` give Mit or alto :- „iti t on Vp i llio 891),Netj! , - ?. ~ • - ~ •? ni,'S. The tit'4l, of so Oilier prepared, by MM. Brute. recites the facts of 't,b6 kaie and I - -1 1 01 .01 1 C,A.S._, tliige,t ! , `andmitiePtAithe• as lli " 'l' ' ' Verrne Bsl,ln Ihein9uplboo* , i i o'' . i' $' di is haVillie Andra i era lie opinion . ‘tbiikt :Anderkon , ;lir co - : i ( t tl ed , t i fl o , tr o n e me pr ntertutl, eyr ' I, '.:f ml thdtilinkiit hliarreat 'tired lii In ''. h ti 1 I COulthediettli; le 'tlin't,'Peiiitetitidrt'ittiti ' dny . ,„wheetke, ,Egelilel4,lip Prialance f l'lhnTlidilei Of M : Evirtep•TtimokodloM, Q ')l , r ill;01401`11%11 idsfnppointed. Collect:et f t i btioll'Ateiebeds fortbni,Fonitii:Dietriet of ROIL ~•••.,! T,i i t ,l'•i) ,t , • ;,... 1 ~w.., , ti It th e Anserteltit pqople,nre i wise, they will • ; hdreaTter::tielid' . ll . loulist • Men AO' 9Ongrinifi+ C ttheillfho : *lll l kiiiiiiiiale illirPeitilkt ' N 541, I• ' , ilhe generiti'so ?of, the' oonniiy—nbt. a* ~ ) 'cal pertiiiins, .ivhci,do pot octet:lle s io licielq ti ~,thi A qpirpOttnegii iiiiemites,,Vo6loloa 0 * cPittme,l9r.to ;11411;(i PlAirthedi* likokS r • aniritt , 049; 1 1* (97, .thelWinbition , of Duni :. WV 10. 4 44154der0 L: •.%.!:,) 1, :, ^,t ! t.i i .: : ::::j N e :;3 1 )1;4,1 1 0k1trOs14 4 44iletakOPItilio.!. ./ • 1 P,4, rO.III9YOu OP :,0894: 1010 i are :ndning. Chi, ~. ~ A ft9l . os7 tr . ii ,, mi.:kik & Oen. &sem Awrii,f4r: On i tiffignifp.. '' blab ' , ez#Velii ~..hli , *IC '"lllllveiVoligis :bees militate ed to the d t, i l io .., 4 . ~.., odfficiftth v APO 4: . • . ,-,. rt i ). , TAttl , wet. Any oh/table* in the wolf° •' r' : - that seettotßien - ' id .• , oat Wilk " Pstunzains, . Roma BUDIXO Rams : 7 ;4 was nmuch I. p . .. •e r ~.. ,ofy gr paper legit 0 , 04 big. .:4to , • , t . an ' cot llentlgettey i blas.9 . ? CV‘ ' ' 'Ao the chit Mao ~, 1 ! li • - ;...of , :.‘ r pa per ik 4 11 i , ,; , cod tt i vt itto ' 1 hat, IVk ,'•.' i• t ' it . ', ~.! .1 4 e . ',ttnee' wit herti,llld I feet ashen a platonic at the grasp of a good old Demo cratic laud as I feel now. - My head' aches r and my burns as I remember thw nor- I rows of ose few brave men who, in the last r d e t 're stood true tattle principles of „ iinailtliplablitY;stid manliness.' ' il t iliF;i: lMl"*l t i dsl: l 4:= l O f f the. tat ea, hi Philadelphia . If I mid take not, rig vote* steadily Democratic in friy;al'optielsie4 Fathers under the ; en tion laws of a foradioinis• yid n. ' Brave old ' Dirkel ; True to your Teptonio jpstineta t ion vote the: De mocratic tleUt. , xanlii Odd'r, These are teople somewhere, who bait_ OPPreesloo and wrong. The city of P610401016 ; 1011 go Demo cratie,'for nuqiyeyeattiln Inen4ofy or the,rob. balks antlitistneges 10,iptect upon a free pew , plc by the Radical knaves who sit to power. Bee if we `do\uot said a nice little Papet; up to old Berke, in October, vritht_he words ripen it-?"Philinlelphia . has gene •ThnilOCratiO by. B,l4gnajorityl" . • , . -. • en the Republicans set the North and Sou to cutting each other's throats in qii, all here was "confusion worde coefou eded." The few teen who retained their senses grew thOughtibl and sad as they loCkpd in the pale Ames of each other, at the destruction of or der and disregaill of law. Secretary. Eleittarg instantly :Subsidised the - press. 4very lite rary, loafer name , a "patriotic corresPond , 1 . e at, ' every blackguard a ."potriot," e\r scoundrel eminently "'loyal." The Admin itsratloti of Linaoln bought andr.paidluit "thepeople's money) everypurchasable piq per. In ',64 we hatN the Notill knit'it,on,l tit, TVs, Aultdfir,, inquirer, Dispateh—all the ,:religious paPere v all the pulpits and all theforees—moetary,.'secial l and military— to light..;, The. ' poor • Democratic party had one,'aiid 'optic' ne j _paper—a_poor little Sun day paper—the Mercury. : 'May Ibe forev en, ,but I thought Ood hill deserted us ! k` Yet when Ise* the ' Demoertia march to the Polls and Vote ncarlyfio,ooo for . McClellan,' I that truth wad linninitali ':' Now , we have ;to aid us, , the 'delicate: Age, the rough„braVe Mercury; the fiery Triktikiipt; the News, and the effiletive little fighter ; t.he p e nny: Herat& TI)P Pilt is As po9t,daa 15044 . , anti do',_ea liittre execution' than all the 'rest combined. *We begin to feel the effects of Freador in Philadelphia. The , tiltis'pltel lluntin rtl” and' pimps, ; ,u_peakei etc, ilvito drew their ro• tiene:frem Lie'9 . o l ,e t e, SPOret•SerVice Fund, 4111Y0 gone to:the prisons and alniihtsee,s. We have fought the, World, and 'tied the Devil iii 'the 'hist', t ight ' yeitra; ant liekt Toall we ,ha v e 'OnlY.` W . , remove the Mayor, _,Otioellsend:Poliee.:;lt.. , •• i', ~' r' , ,L ' f , __AQW_Tfrin_VIXY, PP riIITTPIII4: ' . ls UOV ; •tINEY.OPrat. ,110Xt,' ,, 'l i We h ave pp ' : _he•ttai - iealkplactittishei,of akeirhaustcd, politi• . 04 Ul'tha eliiyi,ecne, fears A dgo,- and, , liti +Ong aahi S . fee e 0 it blreattni,drinking and fis • ing.-Ile told the people in.a public address,' that his "ancestors came to this , countrY i lie , fore these of were•planted l P (alluding l to i thafo.ht tkees,ip - pulepetidenea Squars)vrlrch ..WeS,niit bad,'as in aitaddresithe next ev it- . imhe sal& -_ "I am one of the people., , tie born in York,fienkt i (Tpr,k Open' is 'a ;dirt liteYLTitlit itappolt .y op P . ,The -trut h a .!het Mi l 130Pami'cin ,Wiia 'bora in 0 t fisn'abl,i itilki*itq.oß the:filleetc, „it ' 60;140'104 igo, • that' •no - one Could tack him in his fibs; •-•' •4 - . • •• , 1 • ; Thebesitiesa OftheLcity.ispanageil by, the Radicals "Whii . have (with the design pf.ied• ring ti' Itildleal gOtottrnmelit) , placedt at* the disposal iffithe , Union' League about 1600 iolicemen f add itni . polieemen seem fit Brea-' nres,to, t do the dirty work of their mestere. nthe ward in which the Writer lives, (the 20th,) we have about 80 of these fellows, ail Radicabband I•believe, all scoundels. 'l'hey are taint with Indictweets hafiging•ever their heade,- sooty, of them,. with lips black ;with perjury, end all with suc ha fondness . f l ir the, ~ J peedliar institution" that Brigham °pug Arobbi'ambracelhent ha brothers. One of those fellows broke his leg t recently l in f Amp- I r t ni Proms hagnio., ~-411kpother . walks about ihi star on his coati who coinmitted a most cold blooded homicide. ,Theitadicals ticquitted him,put a suit of black cloth upon his hack,' and took, .him •.to his wife, and thence to his concubine! I saw the blood of the man he killkedi f e pool,as big as a water , bucket—lint he was only a poor Democrat! The vtife of one of the sergeants in my ward, (I, tnestrupp of his . wives,-na•Rddical °nicer laallowed three wenieq a private.' police men is retluirOolto herd'two ty the rules of the Itadirej Party,) chased 'her broad 'shoul dered husband to the house of his inamorata. "What did you do to her, Mrs. BY" Failked. "Oh," ehe answered,"l ceught the the hair, and licked her like the ---,--.1, 1 'i ,'Rhese inns the jeuiserles, , Whigh their , itityldok th; two/dr/the Oldeiloh ih eto ber. , Of • course, they are paid. liberalt 7 -or rather the Radicals' pa Mani out of the opyeat Aqui' Wed Peeplebbut ' $l 9 OOO. * year, whtabi, skdded 49 , ,th e iy, t p i c ki niz e,r i o 4l4o,the comfortable fittleibta of one Kan -dred'iltdiarg a elith; paid to 'these, 8001(- 64115 r: lounging about marketAineek and Ata publitt . Ottell.. ' Philailelphia ''7 l .Arko risk theirlivei ontuildings, 60‘ , o Average more than 000 or $, . per turpr , 41449.1, Coupeile,ffy.: these in as (sitagiAs' ihent•headedtook , keephr rac e es: oe see they work for the "lasi" pnriy-.- Idlitsenre - of no rifieJ When ince • who hav e a 014 *OM liiitete,2qth ward policemakthey incoritin'eutly take to their heelsl' -i , Under siover of the darknets, these police . - inns woullibliiiithilig.V - When Fox is elect,: ed those beings must leave , I fancy. . 1 Hoyt ,Ittilgtilli a rAir l it"o t.lkt f 4141) THAT WE - Pit tki . Iv, it iIfiLADS/1411A.. •t, • Under Democratic rule we could rent a I F whole . house, water, 1 decencies, and ail for It 9 per Peglilitht'' W , :webere three faint* es iii oi!!!' ; ' , ,!• .. ~.. easy Ver month fort , • ~,‘ .„. :,- ager P ein rautt rule iny Ifil , - ,' 0- - 0 0% - ,i'JPlWe and I ‘, . i 1 , . - lii it=; half integ-.-and 141 **nit Sope::,ine 7 .1) get i the OselveA in - r:I: '• • •Of 16' , . ) cal k f/liic W 4 'Wing, :10#1 116 4 'AA one,' Igo de/- allow hie ir ~streetst In that no ~go o f some 74 T:t11, anoct. fa, can n our pap_er t. OP.-4* OF in a (ow years. OfipOtS.olo . :Abi*EW 8010 AmoricAFo Mir nit:OWN gssijotot, g. 29, 1868. 40 - ' 1 1 1 ;‘ ` •101 ,1 our notes are ca, 0 0 0 eneral ltoseeray, sfoioo . , fiusAgoilo to xitginia to cologlt tfos„Confecim4o kti,s:,'Beauregard,Slopliens and,t4,loo t l %low of nutting tho*e who "houta 1014- Roseerant Noisome Of .the 'spirit Of Christ.. llow.the Ratlieolt twirl because we want Peacp rind brotherhood. Forney would ' make .this country a belt—and then keep it 00. 1 , lons truly, • W. , ' . NEWS 'ITEMS. —Crimson urabreilas aro;usCd perlin by chtirageons iptiovators. I ' ' e-rChittnitrid foyer haves bean very pieva• lent In /diddle Floridti this season. —Monnaire ! tho'ftimous trapeze perforluer, lately fell wh il e performing _in Madrid, and was killed. —. • 1 . Quebec is infested witl6.obbers who at tack persons in th.Q . mostpnblic places in the city. , -: . . 13 >=-Thomas astpn, of T o ower Macungie township, Lehigh county,lung himself .on Tuesdity. 4-In Yorkville, New Ykrk, oh Menday, Patrick. Morrissey stabbed his sister, who will pram* die. His mother made com• Plaint, when he attacked her In court, nod stabbed her Aoriously in the face. He was locked , up. negro who was stealing corn in Ale field' ofDr.liionial ,Powe, ono mile above Cheram, South Carolina, a fow days sbiee, was discovered in the act by. anhther negro who was at work in the field, and shot, The thief ran a shore, distance and then dropped dead. • culled brudder in Philadelphia, named LeWisiHumbert, ratified 'the nomination of Grant, en/Sunday 28d, by cutting the 'head . of policeman thr6ugh his uniform cap, with a heavy stick. lAMB was jugged: —ldanufactures are reviving at the South. 'The cotton factory in Predericksbung, Ara.; commenced operations again last week, and the Briarfieldlron Works, at Salina, Ala -hams, are daili turning out largo quantities of cotton ties and band iron . ofckcellent quo! ity. • • • • papa; ;n, Ilantiibal, , Mo., 'says that there are tWo breweries in operation 10 that tOWit; 'but A third one is needed to supply the local demand for lager beer."' • . . 7 =-Roubmi,Faihield, overseer of the, poor farm at • Peuglass, Miss., and fifty•live years eld,. drowned himself on Wednesday. ), •• ~:. , . , i ~ - .4-41)wiset n er in fiuliank recently escaped fro& jail by puttin4 o 4 his wife's clothes and eovermwitts face . with a handkerehief, , weep• t i 4 iilg lioiontly as he passed out. , —Mrs. Holly, n Old lady, aged seventy five years, Was kil e 4, near christianourg, Vii, wove* . by being caught in a thresh influmehine." i , 1, . . ' ',.. •Sulolde of a Philladolptillna. ' •: •NEW Youtc, August 29.,---Coroner Schirnier, at the Van Dyko Heine, No. 28 Bowery, has held an inquest on the hodY,of rierthan %nate*. a perman;druggist, who is' sup posed to hovel committedf suicide by taking the contents of a half' ounce vial of morphine. The 'deeeju3ed on Wedneskty'evening took a room at the above ihouse, and registero himself a frog Philadelphia. Nothing was seen of ' tini on -Thursday morning, and during the day, When (4te of the chamber maids trittd the door, sheNfound it &stone+ TeSterday, the door of the . meth was found to be still, .fastened, and r i one of the proprie tors of. the .hotel Theing informed of the circumstance, burst open the • door and en tered. Plmste4t wni foun4L lying on Ole bed, dend, the body w(ts much deeot»pose4. Beneatly the , bed e lay a half- ohne° vial, 'which had containgd morphine, quite empty.. . A verdict of suitide by taking .morphine, was rendered... ,Ointstedt was aged' forty years. .. . Poverty, is tiopposed to have lea I o the coat mission of-the act. . , SEYMOUR ; AND Illy AIR. , irho Radical Proßpeets 0 ickwi ufg Darker • . NENY'Yonk t Aug. 29.—N0 loss than ten Seymour and .Blair meetings wore held.in this city last night, all fully attended. ' ;We Will roll up an immense majority in this city. The bettor we do bore the surer the State. , • Aug. 29.-:-The Radicals here are looking very blue, and arespetiding money extravagantly. The Southern eariiet-, baggers say thatiftvirieeting of Congress is not called in.Sopte►nber,the Southern States will be surely ,10xpeoled Avriv 1 of •,t01). Cleo. ' • , . • Nsw :Yon: kugust 29. : ---Gen. Georg© B. Mcelelianls 'expected to, arrive . in this city on the 15th of September. The warmth of the reebptiOn ire shall' give to this 10ed representative of Democracy may bo imagin ed. Few leaders ever succeeded in getting so firm a hold on the Wits of the great De mocratic family, and it is needless to affirm that he fully . ,kena_hlei place in The attectiona of the people here.: - •. Whet : Alegoirol ,Roseoretue 844 About •r. , "111fis ' 4 llllskiono s • •. . WARIIINGTO*, August 29 .— General 11080- ertne in convdrsation -here admits that ho had conferences with lee, Beattregard; and 'o4ok-1414i lie, tallOd•asll;ucli road" Ai 'lt is , probable that the- General, on his own responsibility, will lublish a statement of the general feeling of t ; I uthern people. f ; • • ~ • motive Fire ste Lemenster. • LAM% :TVIt, August 29:—A firs broke out in the if n house of Steinman & Co.'s hard : , ware estatlishment in tiiiii!eity, last evening, which is ettimated did damage to the natonnt bf $1000.! *its stipposesl, time 9re waii com ma-140W f r&i - tiie'iipaitinent used M i r bpil• jog DN.' The less Wilily Overed bylinsur eke. Aggllßt 111,9de. iltd is . accompanied by two members of biS staff, called upon , the President yesterday; lola spent, several hour. at the 11'x4• Depart ifteiit'and Army Ileadvarters. lie spoke in t 4 wait cheerful manner of the condition of the South and the general conduct of the people. He remarked to a friend); 4 ‘t ant sere they mean to'tla right:7 l • SuaoaAps'for Ole PoLf.. ite. ,Iyle ha W--cwiretetied. ' , mail' ifisks figtadirmi 7 -,,,- 9 .,,,, 1:74 respect Abig \dEriiiiietra,4 WASHINGTON. Ili Wititai Cleass,Xtade Por for/leer Ned: TIM ' S see :hied pitge. _ • Emit) - the pintell iSm Philadejpttia, stgtita today. - LOOMING ,WOMEN.--;Se q rfti ofkla dies hiving been insulted on the street in the evening, have lately come to our notice.; A young lady living in North Fifth street,"was • followed a few . evenings ago while returning from a store,' by on unknown individual. The scamp insisted upon escorting hairy, ine; against her nibst earnest protestations. — She sought refuge in.an Ice Cream Saloon close by ,where, fortunately, she found 'genie friends who sail her safely home. —Another lady passing up Penn street was , insulted by scoundrel who offered her his arm uusolicit. 'ed. In this case a - slap in the'fato was his reward I - A respectable young lady living in Washington street, while retaining from a milliner store loCated in .Peun' street, was Allowed by ollyoung> Wan whom sho had never seen befeke. Arriving iit' ) her home she pulledthe bell, to summoniSerue ono to the door. A relative, in the for ii of a man, came to the door, when the villain quickly took to his heels, and disappeared in an alley elose Wo have heard of. Other cases of respecta ' ble Women having been insulted in the. pun• tic streets of the of Itea‘ling, in the early part of the evening. . The police should. be on the sharp look out for' the_vape: graces and arrest thern,'and hand them over to the Mayor for severe 'punishment. ,The Mayor is determined that each individual arrested and found guilty shall, pay the heaviest penalty the law allows.!. Wo should like to see a few of the vagabonds arrested, and examples made of them, for the benefit of others who may ba inclinedlo follow in their footsteps. NO .stone should be left unturned to put a stop tc;:the practice of insaltiug th,e wives a id' daughters of\ our . citizens. COUNCIL PROM:MX(IB.—k stated meeting 9f Councils was held on Saturday evening. The following resolutions passed finally. Resolv r ed t That the sum of $45.80 is here by appropriated to the Committee on Mar• ketsi to pay bill of John W. Burkhart, for nuettoneermg the market stalls and stands: Resolved, rat the sum of $45.0f is hereby appropriated to the Committee on City Pro• 'perty, tortY for repairs 'at the "Olinger Mill" property. . Resolved, That the sant 041.25 is hereby appropriated to the Committee on Markets„ to pay bill of Win. Kline, for making snow, pusher. ResolVed, That the sunfor $34.,76 is hereby' appropriated to,the Committee on Highways tind Paving, to pay the following bills, viz : H. it, J. Miller, smith work, $24,05; Bard 4 Reber, hardware, $6,75; Henry- Goodman, sledge and pick handles, $3.95. Resolved, That the sum of $17.27 is hereby appropriated to the Committee on Ifighwa* and Paving,to pay aceountof Benjamin GO ris for cutting mein -the month ef,Mayeli, 1848. Resolved, That tbe slim of $10.50 is hereby appropriated to the Committee on Highway., and Paving, to pay bill of. George Do Di Kei►n, for steel punches and stamps, t Resolved,' That the sum of $104.00 is liCre• by appropriated to the Committee° on Po Bee, tO:ptty bill of Daniel Miller, for street lanterns. Resolivd, That Councils will fleet ht the City Hall; on Tuesday next, at 8 o'clock, a. m.,for the purpose of visiting and inspecting the sover r al sources of water supply of the city; the city property know as the "Olinger Prope,rty," and the; Clymer Cieek., ' Resoked,' That the Commas meet at the Washington stretil bridge, on Monday even ing, Ang43l, 1808 'at 0 flock, p. m., for the purpose of viewing the ground and deter• mining upon the,proposition of the Reading Railroad Company, relative to said bridge. The following ordinance,whieh had passed CoMmon Council Jnly Ilth, was emineurred in by the Select:Council. - An ordinanC4fixim; the salary of the City Treasurer. See. 1. Be it, :01.dained by the Select and Common comAR of the city of Reading,' - *VW the annual valary of the City Treasurer snail be Tweliie hundred dollars ($1200),, payable monthly, to date from January'l l 18118. Any ordinance, or part of ordintance inconsistent with this ordinance be and the mine ih hereby repented. Conimon Connell concurred in °Hit - sake authorizincr,a'Uniformpledge for the Fire Department, after adding' a slight amend ment. , Councils adjourned at a late hour. , PROF. DANIEL 11. KERR ' has recently been appointed by the • Howe Sowing Machine Co. I to represent their interests in the County 'Berks. These beautiful Machines have no equal, but are universally 'acknowledged to be the best Sewing Machines in the• World, 'having invariably taken the highest prizes over all' competitors, whenever and wherever oxhib• ited, culminating in the Grand Prize'of the Gold Medal and the Vross. (Vibe Won of Honor et , the Hipbsition Univeriielle, Paris, 1807. They comprise three classesithe A. 11. The .Firsti is especially adapted to Family -Sowing; : ; The Weeorid, to; light Tailoring and Shoe making: ' I'"' . " The Third, to heavy tailoring, Shoemak ing,it and over variety of Coach Trimming, Saddle and H mess work. The liaohin,, s are very simple and Made in the most d.ttrable manner.- 'They OW iii the ,hermonions arrangement of the parts, their beauty and finish, that special inechan 'Cal :skill was , ,employed in . their ,eon , struction. i They make 'the most perfect 'Lock tit,itch of any Machine known, and se* With equal ease the lightest fabrics and the heaviest materials, using,tho finest or coarsest - patent • thread. , Prof. Herr has at his store-room .a. corn: pleteassortment of these renowned Machines; where the public aro: respectfully invited to call and ~o_yitinitto. , The Machines reemn mend themselves. ' • ••• Ito is prepared to do all kinds of stitel4g, braiding, tucking and •eordi.ng.' , ',Hobos on hand, ifachino Oil, Needles, Thread and Silk. Office,. No. U) North 6th Bt. - , near ,Busbong'i Bank; Reading, pa: •' . . .• • i FAR and' near throughout the ~ Whole Country, the newapapeis teem with the won derful ores performed by' • Pr. _Russell's Magnetic Oil. 50 eta. and $l.OO per bottle. Amerieuri Moitse l Heading• [nog. 17•tf TOE Grea, the Grand ' the On)y reliable remeolyTni•RhOttinittiotm,:Nettiligia, Lsm bago,' Sprains and Britista,, Sviplied.Gtaridoh Stiff Joints, Sore,'Thiotita, and pain, of any 11.0,4•1#11d rtolll . any cause, is IDS. 4 ResssiV Magialis ,Ql),' 60 tta: ond: sl'oo p6i bottle, Uonse t it3.lm • . Sio Wiap.rjbe largest assortment, 'of jugs, piteberri, butter pis, &e., &e., at re duced Orion, for stile 11 , J.111.. Stiehter, 505 Penn street, • ' • aug Cotton; Ad& dbine Dnss PattOns ) etc., valve ways be had at .Tisoat's, !No. 332 Pena street. . atie2tBt Tug 'WORKING PO:WM.—The monthly ro t port of the California Labor Ctxehango for July states that the demand for trorkoten 'during that. eriod, has been greater than' , the *upply, 2304 orders for hands Itnving been transinittett s front the Country tpi San Prim. ii el e i mon eci t a d ti t d: r ob ul l e y e ' 11 14:1 0 'it l e s re s e tof eh d :a i v ii i e l:g re, a . br sin e g n t Sept; leaving' tf7o , situs . tion3 I . lt)filled.• The and laborers :Ire very scarce; except for Om) Franei.:eo. • _ _ 'LINTY. . . In New . York city, at a meeting of.the Bricklayers' Society, held Aug. 2illh, a plan for a new co•operativo building s o ciety was .reported. Tlincapital stock is to; o $400 2 - 000 divided in 6000 shares. • A day , Work is to consist IS eight hours, sharehol rs hav ing preference over others in obtaini,gwerk. Forty shares were taken - at once. , At - i tho same meeting the counsel for the Union' in the late trial for conspiraCy in WeStcheiter county, stated that he had,found in leciking over the law-books that to forni tin' acts 01 Conspiracy it was only necessary. to sueeCed in inducing or forcing any man to !nit:. his employment. 110 thereforo, - ceniiselled -the bricklayers to commit no overt act. • • _ , At Auburn, N. y„ an intenaivo,boot and shoo factory; it is stated; employs 00 to 400 hands, and turns out from 800 to 1000 pairs pf bo ots and shoes per day.. , ' I , .• • ___ -- ,) __________—.. - . ..ny A TREATY 'ratified. is 1828,, betwen Prussia and the United States, each nation agreed,* demand, to atrest•and delkver up the deserters, from the ships of the other., liecentl, however, the' question has arisen, whether' deserters from vessels 141041 g to the ports lately acquired by. Prussia crime within the- provisios of the treaty, Early this summer, in the port .of. Now York, a squad . of -a-dozen seamen deserted from the ship-of-war Niobe—a vessel ttot distinctively Prussian, but •of the North' (lemon Union, of which Prussia is the head. Upon complaint before the' United States ComniissiOner,.it was decided that the deserters from the kind of ship mentioned were, net, to yo consjderpd as 1 Miladedin. the treaty of 1828, and the complaint was din missed. Baron Gem% the Prussian Minis ter, appealed to the Government, and the President and Cabinet,have just decided that, as the'lliing of Prussia is the. executive of the_ North-German Union and sole cora inander of . its army and naiies, the vessels alluded to are Prussian vessels sufficiently to come within the provisions of the treaty. Hereafter, deserters from any ship of, the class named will be liable to arrest and re t u rn to their vessels in the Un4ed States; )arts.—Led er, Tit E WAtt in troops now . en-, gaged in tlio Ilaytion Vi , ar aro stated to. 1410111 A to about twelve ' thousand loxal mulattoes, under President t.ialnaVe, on OM ono side,and on the other about 25,000 ne gro insurroetlonists, mostly from the south western part of.ihe island r under command of General Pollan' F'emoert, The rebels- ar generally well armed, bat poorly organized ; Selnave'siroops are also badly discipline 11, but have a strong advan tage in position; • It is reported that alarge number of rebels,• or Caeos as they are called, were constantly deserting and pining the forces of the Goy eminent.. They ar' of little, service, how ever,. as -there and not sufficient arms 'to equip the regular army. Many. of Salnave's soldiers beatim arms but a rude pole having an old bayonet Set on the end of it. A large numher of Springfield rifles, ordered free') . the .United Statestate: expected tq. Arrive fipon iihic.ll will be sufficient to equip all the trio's. • , - \-DAIPS • WANTED—A Lahciritig • Hand at the Marble, Yard. North. East corner] Fiftlt. and EL;n iltreoto.- • . ' au* 31-1 t lit/'ANTED.—A active man. Oh a onion eact tal. as partner in a first-atlas Restaufaht ! 'is For paeiettlars address, imp te t diatelYi I t . A . ICES AURANT, ' BUR 314 f ending P. o.t cotirTiolg:—Soina • Person having 'dolor'. My N./Day-book from my shop, all peroomi are (tau. tione(l not to pay any bills made out and presented, to them, excepting by ingself... • # HENRY , GOODMAN, Wheelwright,' aug 31-tf . 718 Franklin street; WARD.---A meeting Of the Sixth Waid vloonweratie Club Isla be bold At Lauor's ParkAn Tuesday evening, • Septepber •let. at 7%nfolCek, A 8 there will be speaking ea the oecasion, tba pub dio are invited to atteyni, Ey order.of ." • •• DANIEL Sh'TLEY,,Presblent.; J. L. Rfnkn, ' - • aug 814 E: a Eke)Nts WARD:I-The Demeeratie and Con sorMtive" ellisens of I the Second Ward, MY bf 43aditirt, will Meet ttt Jacob Wanted's saloon.- South Ninth • street, on to-morrow evening. Sept. Ist, for'tho !purpose Of tidmlnaling three perseqk is delegates to be gated fer at the eleellea oWAsktut day next. • Punctual attetidende Is cleared: • - sue 31 . 2 t HENRY SEIDENS. Pfesidelit, Detuberats of Third Ward arrecouisted to I. meet at. the cubit() hougo ,of f rank (iront,% (Tenth and Penn P rebta) WednosdeY orfieninit Sept. 2.'1868.. at 74 ,o'clook, for the purpose or nominntim Delegates to be voted for an Saturday. Sept. 6.14 K 11. NI. NAGLE, ' • • , Prost:Od Ward,Olub, ,f - , • Y. 1 , ' 3114, . ME DemOoracy of tirei Ward will meet to-moy T,row_ffuoiday) oyenint, at , tbo rookeraok, tel of JaeobUonrod, at 7% o'clock, for the pu Don of peleotinit Delegates to bo voted ' for, on Ha Urdny~'Sept, 15th 1 . , • , r 51.18812-C QTRATRO OR STOW/N-40m . tho • ilia' I- Oses of tho subictibor." in Mavits l, o3 , to .AI M% dog betwoott 7 and 8 mo,ptha old t ooveredw dam i t and, whitoshota, • Ifo is of a grayish color. a i aro olippod. DO had on a strap with tiring an t silver plate,and any person returaing him to t h e. ailbsoribor pr glyipp.lpformatiop as to tile whorpa, botits._pltall ba well Allrl. . i - . H aug 31• It DAVIT) RUTZ.: , ,_. - St "---7- GREAT ATTRACTp3NS! M I, OR? ATTRACTIONS f I • MIAMOIDOMIPS VAMER t . , Re-appearance of M a tho 'great Punkt° Personator a*4 Comedian, together' RIM Mr. Milos, tho great Comigne Vocalist. Also Mies Rosa Smith, and the .Brooks Come early to seuuhaeata,' • COOl lager on band: • OF MUSIC, ilk reavrao instruction. Moßtliiir; Septitibtit 7th. 4 . • 10g3,144.`,..:• mini LOWE- SEWING ; MACHINE. ; ' i TIIR DEST FAAIII;Y SERINO AfACIIIIVE IN TIIB WORLD • - • • The only Bowleg . Ikitellitie Made that viilffew everything a family .need ' s with entire satisfaction to the ()Aerator. It sesta& hem i ? fells, gathers; raftle - s, titelis i quilt!. cohle, ridden binds. , .•- 2 It se a the nog fahrlea without ininring the stuff. and the heaviest materials with the greatest , ease, even goods of:suets ,thiekstesp , as eannot,my foreesismderShe ziremer fool of the S,lntt erns. tiltv eis 4li Shiites Machines...' • " It sews With toe coarsest patent thtimi as weliaS the finest, silk.. , . . , , • • •—• It mlikeS the inestperfeet isoek Stitehof any,ina chine manufsetured. • • It uses a Goer needle with the; Sam e thriad than any'ether machine tondo. ' . •..- ,• • 'time a pen - variable tension fo r th° shuttle, and theßetas 21•nsfoo;.for the , u pper Ores& 114 not cqqalled by any other,nt 0.. - , . • HIS the simplest:64 0 4 4",congtfuthils!--im4 i n for that resign More eas SeTtiel to onersM' Aked l • e l ts t l r i e a c b e i fir t e a d ar t il n t e ° ll l 4 i ' ll it dr We . dit'll gait London. 1862; Ana t it: li i i 4 - 1 9 a , m O l l lO, ever eighty-twpeompetitoirli s'pi oosition , w_lblYer- •selle, Parts, 11417, and its ntor ereatel a'Knlght of the Legion oillotior. - - `, " . • • All peqons desiriptilewing /daehines *tilde well by esautining the, Iterre,btfine purchasing else-. where. • • ' • , Agile° No, 10 Nest') Sixth strettot t ushones -Bank; Heading, Va • ' "k -'• To;' 1 1, LI ;"Agent. An kinds of et itah'ing,tuelt lag, bra lag and cord in done to order.. ~ - : . r .. ' wsys on and, mtichine nits, nedles., thread au Silks. ~ ' - •- i • %1 - • Nattift.tU. T1114111,-WARD. witif,nr*Astbi Cppll9* A utenbute4 Ifs ciijo ens 614) Pam ii. J. O. 13TH,WAkit THE PAOllht 11E 1 8011 T 0 FtkADING • •• ' NEW !IL 79• NIGHT; Firet week of . MR. TIiOMAI3 . MoINTY First. time of • ..SARNOM'S LAST D4I)OE ‘l. Fite! lime et the Laugbahle;fiketch, RUNES' • JLNKS,' ' A t a 4 the ever popular J . I. STEWART'S MINSTAMS. The /argot and best sAoso ever in ' Reading, Ad Wittiqn 26 !puts; qrehistra seat s chit ( lial Ohtlikven 13 * eta.. Doors open at ”4"; curtail r;. 43 At° oe. • / # Don't forgot tais Irf2 c fmtnons, t , rhitire a rt, e 9 n evy °l tl3 sor tintleArdorDreall Patterns bo'givon aw y. Ise 31.114/ me . , A n e m gitt A LAROI 14 . 0 i OF • ' Zionestio aitti. ' l , OOlO. • WOOLEN AND 'OO'ETOisLENITTING YARNS, • AND sEltilrlat, ! jor sato Cheap at DRIOYE'OOB I , 706 !can Street abovi eiventb, nug.2i 2w 7 ' CD! • lIINCIOLIITION OW PAILTIVIIIIWIIIIP,— ie./Notice is hereby given that Rittere partnership lately existing between Israel t R unit BM l no ille Ilertniette of needing, .a., under the Ira or ittor *ilerlolotte, Undorta cm Wad disielrei 'on te 20th day of Auguat,lB6B, by Val consent. 'AU d ebts owing to the raid partners I are to he reoeived by A. K: Stau ff er, Kaq„ o' bllh'Uoart street, Reading, and all demands on the said part nership urn to be presented to hirn fortem i nt, ISRAEItfk I It, I , 11, IlititTOL , hug 27-4 t • AUCTION I AUOTION 11 , All that large and well if elected stock of FORBION AN!) DOM . ESTIO DR Y •Gi- , 0-D oOntaked in the petioles itor of Dsvld Neff, No. i 7 Penn Street, in theci ty of Reading. will he sot at • PUBLIC . AUCTION ) Commefring on the SECOND D. 4 OF BE!' MIME not, at 10 o'clock, A.M., and to La eloA• tinned until the whole stook bold. : • , . theunderstaffed makes s petemptostr sale of the goods in the eald ste end Merchants. as wolf as others may fi nd it to t heir intorelt to attend tbs sale, _ • t l.- D. WAIMEA_ ' Assignee of varlet Neff. Ras DINO. Aug. 21et, 1868. Mfr. 111 i, h 4 t _ ....._ • t dig, .41. 1. _ 1 (dune Whif i t i ii liiL irk toTe:tt grant e5_,.5,1p..f1...*i.0. U. ~: sit 7.6m0 Vii..itieuti.be NAB= MUNN. 0 1 1 0 170); my 4 ,lizopßifes, No. 941 North Ninth Ittiestateading, Pt; Aug 20-Imo* • !* kk: ' • ea aWe ' variety of $ ati oas: I. wM be LApai 1399jigketzer no d cheap; I f al BR it 00. ------ .POLITIC:OCCARLATr— . - li_. POE DISTRIC T ATTORI(Rit, , 3 To the Voters , of Illflrkai puppy! tiEfitOW-LiRMOCRiTfi,-:lrcoitiiiir by at very large vote I received n t to porn& co nventionco of 845 for the riem st on ur • bidet Attoruoyofor,-Uerks cowl. 4 - 1 1plAes mon th o situ e,,(1341 to the itteoes# 1 gitigidate,)and r9l 1 31 4 2 151 dee Iltiteltd• Main eiTer au* , it se f a cab I rite or the ogle. of !strict Atter ney at the ensuing election, subleet to,' the deal' i on ofjir Ilex' PVerPtlo taro tonvointios. Shoill '. b e same al; In ob in 0 the norains• Lion and subseqiient electiok I pledge myself IA discharge the duties 'of the'omee with fidelity. li-" _ I :,„ testily and courtesy. -.. c, , ~: ). . , „ I3,RARL O. DEMNII.' , , Reading, July 29401.,. _ A. ,------ -..-- 111111 ~ • • ..roI ik,satußLl.-- ,',. wig hove b e r ofbo , '," " 10 th e , TT name. of od tte tityvf Rending, at ease tail's fee • mbly, sub. ,• hitt to- the decision Of t o /Ant to Aeletsto ,Oonvontion, • , •' ' .' t , .., .t , ; astjtiOtt i'; row.oo 00101014011811.. ur it,. have IbAcp puthogeldo , :ienuoinee tWt VT. nom ot.W1 1 1111**;11.• it .a*s etude,: date for County Colnmtnioner, elet .to the de. awn of the Delooeratip Velolite nvention. 11511 ' " • fs • 'L;;E I' l / 4 „ 808. 00'UNITYAkt gici simvo heed 'meth ' ' ' let signor ce the -.• • Tut:lame • of WILAF . tribe of etefota sus Tfiwnship, as a will 0,07/ upty AVG tore, , Jed to tho.deolsiono „thei eel Deatocratts b e gate Convention. • Hereford, otferamet2o,lBBB.-td ~ RNLI:01410M iOr Illg, Root: s° pottevagor stftt4,, fur Directoro tliit Poor, on eq. to t he 4 ,lee-r st i the Dendftretio olet.le • fie G. , . AcJefi.D4'r,, th o elected, My whole ' b !tear will ee •to e ... eme conducted in a human., end eeonomleal en!, nen not being conintitted • tro , shy mad or YAW" men to carry out this or tb mint. to their jury of the tax!yitYers and_ p '' • 4., • • . : .• '' A lt if I D' • • . Lower Heidelberg, Aug.ls A , .i : • i._ FOR COUNTY, OCSAff SOIONEB. TO THE WI Eits,W OMB 0/3VITY.—Iitv• leg been so kited hitt large num rof frieD dl ' offer myself as a candidate for the o ce of Coo t/ Vonstubisloneri **Ned ti) the decision of tits PeinocratiODeletate lloarention, sad should I P! be successful in obtaining - the ,nosnination. and Outer', I pledge ntriblfto Mitcham/ tr ibe duties to the best or in, ability , and put t e Interests of the Minus of the county. HUNS AIiaDU L Readtnir, Jtrorpst t 37 o; 1 EIIiLLOW 11140111(00r —Nueouriged bl Abe vetY liberal :iltia , aii , en at( 10116.0 LI grg outdo 'caul , rim wee stet g 4ttp_re, and for wto am very thtkakful. stein offer myself es a t randl i l ale for the slot ogreonibleot to the deal on 'o the nest Deals, - erte Dilele .Vonven on,' Unomjnetod s a d al 1 / 1 . Pi Ile Misalf to Or effort to pry 1130 e beat ntfreste °rail' ultaral. boor' ing and mahout - eat damp of_ e P Act, sad of the mass of the isotopia werfeerallyr iutivldaslo. 1 R4sPa othas VOW% C. . d • itibtft . , _ ; t•L______f4PiEß• ! . ..t.- Lefts, and itansier, =
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