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EADINO, PA:,:AVOUST 81; 1808.
'Y AND COUNTY.
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DB MAN ABOUT TOWN.—Penn street on
irday night presented ft Say srurii!ftlY
Npyesr-
The fairlitortable were on the promenade.
ornhlbluii yesterday carried, men/ peon
andliromthe;_Camp Meeting it Dangler's
li. PcrtLmed '
'napkln'e haveLbeivi
duced among the faahionables—an old idea relit"-
e d. 7 --Young men who want to improve time by
reading, should go to the Isibrim Rooms, Fourth
and Franklin streets.—Tho handsomest woman
In Reading wears a Seymour badge.—llow to
. i}indip fraternal • feeling—equal taies, i n 4 less of
11 1 m- I —There' was groat rushfrfor *atomic)...
otv o u Saturday night at the various stands.
The "dead rabbit" cut of the hair is epidemic
among young gentlemen In this city, The fall
trade has set in, acid now Is the time to advertise.
--The ,soft and mellow days of autumn are
drawing near. The inseets Inthe fleldi ,but; With
law donne's: the aid 'tome obit), at * times, and
all nature tells of the near apposeof dreary w i n .
tee ...7.--..The, Radicals of this' ey look blacker
than ever since the recent Kentuckyand Montana
elections..-r--lle lea mistaken man' who thinks
be can purchase a railroad ticket on iiredit.---
'AIWaYS look both ways before crossing the railroad
track at Seventh and' Penn streets.---Building
all over the oily is going on eatiefaotorily to every
body, excepting to' those who aro "looking for
houses." and can't got them.—There are tow
tokens so truthful °fa hapPy home as a display by
trivia flowers in a Parlor window, The
weather yesterday morning Was warm, a pleasant
breose, however, fanning the heated brow and
tempering the eutfiraYo.—Aauer's beer is sold
in Thuhville, Tennessoo.---Ilubh do llro: are
laying kr a splendid stook of clothes, etc.. for the
fall trade. They give "fits" to all who give thorn
a the books'pow 'used In the public
sohbols, can be had at the Eagle bookstOre.—
Miss Annie Kueh l the accompltjh'ed ballad Binger',
hihs purchased and opened the American conceit
saloon,ln fievehthetreet.—A dog fight was the,
attraction on Eattu4ay night in South Frontstreet.
The brats) eight was witnpesed by a number of in
terested eptittatore.---"Attotl Your obiiioh."
the pareon orieb. To church each fair one goof;
the old`go there to close their eyes, tho young to
eye their clothes, The Ringgold Cornet Band,
has been engaged by the Weaverstown SundaY
School for their oblebratlon to ho given at Lomh's
Woods, on Saturday paint,which Is
a great improvement In the leeks of old honeed, Is
an injury to the cheeks of young ladies. 7 ---Tho
man who was "so much disappointed" because ho
didn't got on the ItoPbblitin ticket onlidateilay,
would be a natural ouriosi y for a Itusoluti'.
A Dramatic Club has been organised at Hamburg.
—A dwelling house is wanted within twenty
minutes walk of Fourth and Penn streets. Apply
at the ilsoul oftlee.—Whon you coo a young
man and lady walking down the etreet, leaning
againit each other like a Pair of badly matched
oxen, it is a pretty good flan that they are bent on
oonsolidation,----IFree concert every evening,
and lunch *very morning, under the Post Wilco.
—A large number of people at Charles Evans'
Cemetery on Saturday.-T—Our country coos ;
Ins having completed the t harvest work are seen
upon our streets in' considerable numbers.
At Shard° k Ifollonbaelea new store, MO Penn
street, can be found a splodid assortment of hard
ware. Reading was laid out by Thomas Ind
Elelterd Ponn.in 1748,4nd namodlfrovoltho town of
Reading, In England. —A man by the nanio of
William Priestly. who,. resides:at 411 Pine Atreet,
has become' deranged, and had to be sent to the
Alms House oat fiaturday,Tho gutter in
Washington Arcot. between Third nud Fourth,
wants some attention by the proper authoritlea.
It Is full of stagnant water, an awful stench arising
therefrom.- --Stewart fa dill drawhig large and
respectable audiences. Third Ward Bellmore , .
oy meet Wednesday evening. Soo, advertisement.
—A family was doprivbd'of iced leinonado the
other'evening (not in thiseity) by a newly 'Lupo&
, ed dedviskitio k Who' tried Italrivid a hide Plece;4
100 Into ii pt, with hittaniq.' oreelcb
Warn dldn't"gile" as almpxpeoled, It would. ,
Father ICentPe Old Folks %will visit Beading thif
fall. —A 801144 organ grindpi; lilt to Mfiglo7
atone, anneals from day to daft') these yiho pasg
his way. A soldier bra vv?, tried And trim, ho told
limb while eibaringlhel:blhe," and *rd trust none
that pass his etand,will fall to lend him a helping
hand.—YesteOai,ribruto name() Fabian, re ,
aiding in Front stied, poOomlng offended at his
mother, commenced healing her; dad bad severely
hurt her beforehe could be klokod out of tho hone°.
—tenet.--Scoontf Ward Deinocirtioy moot' Wl
morrow evening. See advertisement.r •
—An ac t
live man, with small capital, as paillier in a first
class restaurant In this city, Is wanted. Redadverl.
tisement:
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A an:insp.e . ditorial And pawl! Irtioloit
are unavoidably crowded out to-day:l
u. Cloog i , No. 418 Walnut street,' net
tends, toarktig dew n, old buildings, and
malting exeayatimis for, cellars, Orderakini
be 101 l at his house, or At .tilay . lOr Jiro's.)
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No. Fourth street. '
Tits Hatritburg, 'State Gu4rd ridicule
some verses which •it 814'8 OPPonro4 an 4
Vtoodere kmbitone", near that city. • Most
of its readers'will laugh more at the report
tor's "wooden tombstone" 'than they. will a
the verses. • H. • 4 ' •
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Oen housekeepers are getting ready . foi
the fall cleaning, and to get a good stop lad:
der Vs something that eaSeslnuoh Aronble
while at this ,kind of irk . John McKnight,
sells them it the very lowest prices.: Store.
11,rd ant} Penn. , •
I OUT -DOOR PitRAOHINCI.-4119; 1 11 Fernley. tin a
pattigon; the' 1644' Ilia POter of the Fifth
street Methodist church, and the forme'r the
pastor of the 'Fourth street htethed't st 'church'
preached in ,the Western Market house yes;
terday afternoon, to it large andieno.
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• , Wottese, Fax etiD Demur, --Onaoithi
best - places to go to spend a pleasant, even :
ing, is Maradorf's, ,Franklin street, above
Seventh. His Variety Tioupe is eipseilent,
nob artist is talent , wl and elicits rounds of
14pplausei ' The entertainment s ere grind.
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A. vELEBUTION:was held on Murklay, by
the Stout Sunday School of Bern tOVlDphipi
in a gOVO near Epler% Chuich.„Tt at , tent
dance ,was 'large. Several addresses were
!wide.. The pleasure on the OeCtIBIOIPW4
greatly enhanced by the, music of
,the Were
Baud. • ' .
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AT election 'hold on SaturdaY, fo r •
NAM' at AlsaceChura, by the ,imtheran
• Congregation . , there were two fittnistors
ted for—Rev. Wioklein and Rev, iitimbert,
The former received 79 votes and tbe latter
67. Rev. Wieklein will therefore reiaain th 4
Pastor of tho congregation, • ;
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Acolnixt.,Mr., John Iloinz, or nitit . of
4 Epler'a chiko, Beni township, 'net t 4 1 1 an
• accident on Saturday afternoon ' wh e . unlie
near resulting in Ns death. "While Piasitig
. through West Leesport, in a sulky", on l'his
return front a funeral, a hitching strap g4ve
way and the horse ran of Mr. 'lleipeilWas
thrown violently to the grennd, ' itud ;so i/p'
verelilruised that it was not expected .'he
would survive. ' He
-was conveyed holm iii
ast Insensible condition. Yesterday iiiitallig
his condition was, .hbwever 'reported' bettari
tisieloier fol. the &Gilt. , ;
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' RADiem.. , %NoitiwAiruls; . .-41v - unusually
smallgathering of Radicals convened at the
Court llonse, in, this city, on Battirdayi fo*
the purpose of nominating eandidateS 'to lie,
defeated at the coming election.
....,l'hot)clogoiltions wereiiSfolloVa: -1 i
Cohkreil=-;-Heiiry S. Vehert, "Esq. ' , Reid- ,
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siembly—liiebael .7tralter, Reading; - ;.
Ward B. Evaii; Union ; Peter 14. Ham, Up
per Heidelberg. .
;Shersr—F. J 4 Obert, Reading; ~
MgMet.Allornes-7-J. Warren Tryon. • ;
' Counly_.gurreyor—Wm. M. Ballade, Wont
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County Commissioner—Daniel- Slumber,
Reading.
Director of Poor—Peter
von.
Auditor—inenry BrofroMiller,
• MRETINO OP LOME& AND ABBOOIA7IONEL-
The following named organizations will hold
their regular stated meetiuge this (MoNnAy)
evening , •
Germania Lodge No. 168, 4 1. 0. of O. F.,
at Odd Fellows' Hall. , - .
Samaritan Lodge No. 32, 1. 0. of G. F.,
at Temperance Hall. •
Kutztown Council No. 48, O: U. A. 11.,
at Milltown.
Neveriink, Oonticil No. 127, 0. U. A. M.,
at Womelsdert
. Friendship Circle No.' 17, DAL Brother•
hood oflnion Hall..
Birdsbo o Lodge No. 397, 1. p. of G. 1.`.,
Birdsboro, •
Liberty Circle No. 28, B. U. (11. K) C. A.,
Sinking Spring. ' •
Carpenters'. And Joiners' . N. U. No. 74,
703 Penn street. •
, - Lodge -No. 74, A. P. A., Sa!Ma's Hall,'
Penn bolow,Seventh.
Washington Camp No. 89, L of J. $. of
A., Hubleubeig's Hall,
PoLion AFFA#lll.—This. morning .all was
quiet at Alio' Station house. ; But one in•
dividual occupieda position behind the bars,
and ho had been retained over from yester
day nikirning, -
On Sunday -morning two spreeists lied a
hearing before his honor the Mayor.
Wm. Dreyer was arrested by Officer Boone.
after midnight, on Penn street, in front of
Barbey's Saloon. 'fho officer. advised Wm.
to go home, w i litch advice was not heedo4,
He would do as ho pleased about that,ithd
watf arrested, Ho behaved in .jlst as in
dependent a manner , at the hearing, before
the Mayor, .whoiin ,consequence,
seat him
to the hill fOr a fortnight; to teach him better
manners.
Peter Carlisle is a .colored man. whe:hati
been working in a brick yn'rd in the vicinity
of Reading. ,He says he a Pittshurger.
For some reason or other he determined to
"Bleep out" •on Saturday night. He laid,
down in front of the American House,Aere
Officer: Sharman gobbled him up and On
&doll hint bitho Municipal headquarters.
Retained indefault offine and costs.
FIRST-CLASS - Of the first
class carpenters and joiners, in the city of
Reading, are Messrs. 1411 & Kline, whOsg
shop is located in Lemon' alley, 'between
Franklin and Ohernut and Seventh and
Eighth streets.. The r facilities pre such that
they can aceomModate, promptly, all who
may favor thenvivith'orders ferlinything in
the carpeAter or buildinglino l on reasonabli)
terms:. They, thOroughly understand tbeit
buSitiess; •are rapid' workers.theroselyes,'em
plOirione but export carpenters,' and • they
do a largo, amount of work. in the very best
manner in a short period of time,. All'their
carpentering ig done in
,a workmanlike, man.
nor, They are at present"building seine
half a dozen dwelling !impel, and we point
to the work in'each to bear•us out in our as
sertion. TIM housep aro. for the, following,
Minted citizenei , .
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Win. P. Bao4l, Esq., threk-story hotise
located in' Franklin , street, bettveen,pfth
mill Sixth, ' • ' '
B.° F., ,Owen, tbree-story house—Voiirt
street, between Fifth. and Sixth'. ' , •
Henry Fcgelle, 2 two-story houses—Black
alloy.
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Wm 'i Prisen,4 three-story 'house—FoUrtb
street, hetween,Chestput and Spruce.:' )
Abraham Reeser, 2 three-story houses— ,
Wood alley, between Chestnut and Speao.,
Eabli'of the buildings,when completed will
.Preiferit a handsome appearance, ,and the
work being done ih a superior manner' will
hear the closest inkiectiont , "", - , .
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CURIOUS 1 STATMICS.-A correspondent
fiends 'us the foliewing, on'the resonrees and
traffic of the Reading Railroad Company :
The 1 Readirig , R, It. Company ( Own ,16,355
eared all Wilde, and , 208 'onginea. Werb
these cars and engines.all placed in lino oil_
their trilek;noMmencing at Mt. Carbon, tha
opposite end of the string would reach to
Exeter station,!, a distance ,of, 40 miles. The
greatest distance,rim by any, engine of the
Coin , i i 4 thus fatiOas by the engine "Atlas, ?
401, i i i iniles--a distance Of neatly 15 times
aniund the world. This kongitie is now in
goOd order,•,, and at, 'werk , at Harrisburg, or
was at'the close-,of the Company's year, the
80th,ofltovember last, from which date we take their 'statements. ,The Reading Com
pally own I'M miles of track, which if placed
in a continous line, would roach from this
County to the State of Illinois,. ''!'heir stock
of new sills on hand amounted to nearly
282,000,. which would • entirely.lay a new
Railroad from Pottsville to Phila.; and their
stock Of cord wood; if placad in lino,°4 feet
high and 4 feet widei•wonld make a 14 mile
rank, front Mt. Carbon to Port. Clinton. The
Rtadirig Compiry claim n i ii,the real value of
all their roads,inoluding all their , real estate; ,
motive power, cars ] depot% and: stock in
, collimating roadi,to be now $BB,OO0 t OOO. On
' this they last, .year , paid to the State and
United States a tax of $265,,000. Their en
tire tonnagolast year amounted to nearly 5i
millions of tons, and* entire tonneg ever
hauled over their road ; amounts to 6 mil-
lion tons. This would make a train, I lend
ed in coal eara . with 5 tons; 'to the.ear, that
would more than reacharoond the world, or
a string of cara'reaehing*ory nearly a length
of 80,000 miles.. The number of passengers
carried last year amounted to over a million
and a quarter, arid to the great credit of the
'efficieucy of the road, with its able superin
tendency, which vrkolo' not think is at pre
sent excelled. 4 taw toad, inexistence, out.
of all this number of human beings transport,
ed, not one!piiasenr„er was killed or injured.
The entire :lumber . of passengers Over oar;
ried ainburits to 1J inillicits,in point of n9fin7
lierii nearly 'o this 'of the' population of; the
United : States. Mere those_passengers all
placed in passenger
,ears at one time • with
two persons to each'seat, it would nuke one
trintimiona passeeger, train reaching' front
the north east part .of Maine to`the South;
west part'of Texas '
-a.'train'over 2000• miles
ill Length'.—Pollsville Standard. ..• .
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Iv por frießda will ufe preparation fox re;
s atoriag grey hair they chould usp the pest in
the market. ,-Our fittentiOrr has lately Peon
called t 4 an article which, has ad eateripvC
- aide imot a very high rep utation, known al
ding's Vegetable Ambrosta,lindive are in
clined to thitilithat it possesses more desira
ble and leas oPj,eoionahle quatiligaihadapY
other in the market: restores gray aria
' dad bait, co 4 ita crisp) I color iw a inosCre;
marltable'fintiider; 'and by ills invigarating
and aiibthing POPerties remqvea all dandrall
and btutiorp from the-ticalp. Give It a fair,
4:05 441 44 VA CRIMP; fall tot*? it, • aug 48 1 IA
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dSun rises . . Sunsets . 9 '
Diya's length 13 hours 00 minutes: •
‘S r artil awl showery--Wind N. "
MOM OF TIIERMONIRTFR.,
7A. M. • ``2 P. M.
74° . 80°
Monday,
Tuesday , ._
ay : 5
Wednesd , • . a
- Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday,
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D. L.—Meet Seeondi, 71. , tang )1-lt
}"inwr WAIT Derpoemey meet Tuesday
evening. See ndtectisement.
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SIXTH WARD Democratio Club meets to
morrow evening. 13e/ advertisement.
D. L.. --Black, meet Third. 8, at No. 2.
Yellow, meet Third, 8, at No. L.
ring. 31.2 t. -
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MR. ALBERT I'. IIABERACKER R compositor
in the' EAGLE Mike, yester day afternoon,
killed a copperhead Et i re, measuring two
feet, in a lane near Vol er's
A COPI't of the ordinanco .
concurred in by .
Common Council on Saturday'evening, Au
thorizing the use of Badges by the Fire De
partment, was -published in the EAGLE on
July 2d'.
MAusadav's Varieties in full tide" of, suc
cess. First appearance of Mr. Miles, the
great oomic singer and man personator.
Master Jardella, tholelebrated Wenchilan
cer and cohiedinn, will positively append on
Monday next, Cool lager always on hand.
THE Multletiberg Union Sabbath School
'will hold its annual celebration on Septenp
fiber oth, about i a mile below Tackerton l in
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Mr. Gehret's woods. Th serviees of the
Muhlenborg Brass Baud, nd also several
'able sycylors, have I been ngaged for the
oeCeetell. ~ '
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LIKTERMINED To D IT.—This afternoon,
during .the heavy shorer t the street sprinkler
passed up. Penn street, in full operation ) as
if the, driver had not seen rain for solong a
time that he didn't know what it was. The
dii4was laid for the time'behig, at any rate,
between the rain and the sprinkler.
A HIGHLY inteme stinq entertainment was
given on Sgurdqy evening last 4. by Pinuoli
no, the celebrated Illusionist, Tuckerton.
Hall, Tuckerton. Th% hall whs well filled
by.irn appreciative, audience. ' Tho perform•
ances were,frequently applauded, and all
seemed highly delighted by the manner in'
which they were rendered.'
ROBBERY.-501330 scoundrel entered the
Wheel-wright'ishoy of 'Mr.' Henry Goodman,
in Franklin street, above Seventh, on Satur
day night, and stole the day book. Mr.
Goodinan bad made in it all the • entries of
Work done for other parties, and ho cautions
persons from paying any bills due him which
may be presented to them, excepting they
aro presented by, bithself.
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TOOK THEIR • DEPAtvreay.--,The swallows,
known as the Martens, Which have been
hblding forth at the gablejend of the EAGLE
office, took their departure, for the South on
Saturday night between 10 and 11 o'clock ;
at least that was, the time they wtire last seen
at their quarters. They flow away with a
rushing. no,ise, - and since then they have not
reported. They appeared to be very matt
excited during the last week or two, and
held frequent meetings I During the latter
part of the week they flew away each morn,
ing, returning in the evening. We have no
doubt grand meetings were held in different
parts of country, per custom, in which-they
participated.' The First Reformed and Lu
theran Church steeples have been more or
less covered each day, for several weeks by
the swallows, which were evidently 'taking a
birds-eye view of matters and things Previous,
to their departure.
FALSE ALAIMA.—There were two mote
false alarm's of fire last evening. The yell.
ing urchins who create these alarms should
remember that though it may ho
_fun for.
thorn to see the apparatus run,it is death to
the firemen in this hot weather. Persons
wilfully raising false alarms of fire should
be arrested rind punished.
We learn that the tell-collectors at the
different briflges extending, across the
Schuylkill 1 have a good deal of trouble to
prevent,peisens from smoking while cross•
ing the ltridges. Sometimes hard-looking
customers even are found sitting in the
bridges puffing away With old 'pipes, in the
face of the notices put up prohibiting
smoking. If the practice is continued,there
is danger that a terrible fire may break out
some day on ono of the bridges and destroy
much valuable property, beside causing
great inconvenience to, the traveling publ,b.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Reported by Louie. Rielorde, Attorney nt. Late, No.
530 U4rt .9reet. '
THIRTEENTH DAY-MONDAY.
The Court met this morning at 10 o'clock,
and was occupied fer three-quarters of an
hoiw in the naturalization of aliens and, the
disposition of other business of . a general
naturp. Three eases upon the trial hst were
dispoied of, as follows :
Michml Lausen vs. Lycoming COunty Mu.
tual Insurance Co. 264, Aug. T., 1866. Set.
tied terms to be filed. liagenman for 001
D. Ermentrout and her for deftst
Isaac Schell vs. Jacob Gehman and Wil-
liam Weidner. Referred under Act of
1705.
William C. Crouse vs. Peter Brown. 174,
Nov. , Settled, paid; J.
Lliingood for plit. Magenman for deft.
Twelve'enses'remnin Open upon the . List
for this week, none Of which bong ready for
trial this morning, the court nt 10.95 nd
journal, till 2P. M. •c-
PURSUANT to a call; the Amity Democratic
Club met at the Union School House, in
said township, on Saturday evening, August
29th. • There,was a full attendance.
• After transacting the regUlar business of
the club, A, 8. , Hassaman, b'sq.., was called
upon to address the club. He delivered a
very Able end telling speech, showing up the
extravagance and misrule of the Radicals.
At the conclusioti,of his spoesh the
ing resoiritioils were passed:
Resolved That we hail in the nominations,
as ivelL in the Platfeitri of the Democratic
Naticural,Couvention, a sure pledge of union
(0411 the olementsopposed to the present
ruinous rule of the ! Radicals,and promise the
ticket onesincere and molt alive sopp4
Resolved, That anapest responsibiliy of
iestoring,the Coutit t ept6 its fern* prosper
ity,
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nbw resting upon the Demcicratio party,
should outweigh ever other consideration,
and silence the petty machinations and aspi
rationi foi , personal preferment,' We pledgea hearty support to theloclil ticket, as well
as the - nationalcandidatisorrcapective ofOb
lsOste rules or personal preferences.' •
EDITH)
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afire bespeak et tii‘
dattA that raiy be presented to theee_
convention from .Atuity,for o in at con '
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same courtefy and generous sutirorlfixtitioilt
neighboring "township's that 'we bale on • tor.
suer occasions accorded to theht.
Rooted; Thei we esill upon ail Diinoerits
ofibe townships hot to lose fight of the
great importance of the State election, and
we appeal to them, by • all that may hold
near and dear, td bring out thefull strength
of the pa c on the'l3th of; October next.
Res*, That the members •of the 1.34 b
tender their sincere and hearty Menlo to
Aug. S. Sasstanan, gsq., for his very able
and interesting address. . •
• Resolrer.4 That the. proceedings of this
meeting be published in all the • Democratic
papers of the city of Ready.
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On motion the,' Club • a ourned, to meet
again 'at the public house o 1/mm4(.o'l4lon,
/it Douglassville, on • Saturday evening ,
Sept. 6th.
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NUTS, oil and building materials will bo
found cheaper at •J.• Stiehter's than at
nny otter house in Rending. j 184
Dn. bow has just received a largo lot of
purd, .fresh drugs and Ana:Reines, of all
kinds. Those who desire tho pure article
(and . who.does not?) We would advisk them
to go to him, prices are icasonable l ana
hawaits upon all Ins customers in a prompt
and gentlemanly roamer. Alt proscriptions
are put up in the most careful manner, and
there is no danger of any mistakes 00.
carting.
. The Doctor has also all kinds 'of 'tOilet
articles for, sale,—oils l washes, tears,
brushes, combs, /to., ke. •
Remember the place—No. 1. North Fifth
street. • aug
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At , tho Keystong_l(ciuso HI the oaf oR t.b0,2(11
at., by the Rot, B. Inguttionp, Mr. Otgattitiok .
' mom, of Pottgvillo, to /lifts SARA - 1 Ti. Bowttit ,
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f }lambi:it/pt.
[Pottsvilletandard ploifoo copy.] ' , • ' ,
DIED.
8011G:NER.—On Friday Al. 28th, 1,80, MARY
11 .xotroax. daughter of Jae° V. and $ l OlOllO
Beticener. aged 4 inonthe and 20 days.
EIMITII—In Reading, on Raturday m,,prnlng.
Anemia 29, YINORNT formerly 011 1
PMla
dolphin. • I-2A(
MONEY italiKET: I.
Elution, & Bro., Bolkors t ilp.ltiNoith 'Oth itroot
(Moto ne tullowe i -- -7 -----:
BRADINCI, Aug. Si. 1858.
811 Pala% -. . 11 0 1
New U.B. 6-20'a,1864, July and Jan.., 1
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New 51 4 1 e 0: 5 0 . .L1, May and Nov.,
N. U. 8, 6-20% 1807 July and Jan. - • Hya
New U. S. 5-20'0, - - - 10(1_
Ten-Vorry Donde, , - • • 10 1 34
Oold in New York to 12.0 elolt. •• • -
Gold in ReadingatliiushOnt &Bros.. - 144%
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Extra; - - . - i •• ,8.1• 9 uu
Northwest, - - - 9 0(01115
- Fa:and Ohio, - - ' -.- 10 " c 12 50
Fanoy, •- - • . 1i i 1 14 50
RYR FLOUR. .. -,, - ^• ' 956
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Wheat; White,
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Cerri"Yel. - - - ' - 1 21(4.1 25
do West: '-_ '• - - 1 201
pate,t- , , - - - • 706-'72
Malt, per bush , : - - - 2
parley. ,- - - - - . 200
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Prime Mess, - - ,
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Hams ' - • . , . 24020
Rib. A cle ar sides - • - -' 17%0Hlaii
Shoulders, . . , 14
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Pickled Hams, - - - 194119%*
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Lard, N •' . - • .' IMO
FIST( ran fin:. , .
Mackerel, . - , - . - $U 5p
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Clover per bushel, - - - 8 5009 00
Timothy, - - • - 024
Flaxseed. - - - - 2 70
Coal per ton .
Locustllt luinp and steam't_s3 rio
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• brokbn , - 3 5C@3 :95
" prepared, ' - 4 10@4 26
Lehigh' lump, steamb't and broken, -' 500
Chestnut, . . . .
_.. 425
'SI - amyl. red ash, • ... . 4 4 300
75
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White ash broken,. - -.• , • 3 80034 00
Rag and stove, • - At. - 3 90a4 60
Chestnut, 1. ",..1 ' 300
IRON per GOO, ,
Pig N o t • .. . .. ; $3B 11,39 00
J. 4 - - ' - .36 i 1 •337 00
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Aug. 31. 1868.
BUTTER—Fresh dairy, is lb ' 38(445
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,Cnaisra—Cheaso 18 lb., 20@22
LARD -Lard
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Enos—Eggs dozen, 28 •
APPLEO3-41 Pples Qt Peek. ' 40(450
Dried iik quirt . 12@14
PRACIIIIN--- ' 16(0 18
MIC sr—Beefsteak, round 9 1 lb 20
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" Beef roast, - • 25
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Corysslva, , . . ~ .
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1.• ~ fair to griree. . -. 220200
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FRUITS—AIt t ins; layer new. ' 1.4 25 ,
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t.. "' val. " ? lb., . 164,1;1
Oranges, /Holly.- 8 00
Mess • 10 00
" Leuions, Palermo 4.3 00a9 00
" ' • Me,. 475
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1, Carolina, new, 11 124
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