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PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON.
Maui Excepted.) • •
AT TIM OPPIOg OP TIM READING ADM.
No. api PENN NTREEP.
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addreslorl T o
DAILY NAOMI.
WILLIAM 0. urrirt)
" - JESSE G. HAWLEY. I
7 THE CAMPAI G N TTi ► tll.E. i._
D u ring the present campa!in' t from August
12th to Noioinbor 12th, a period of
,thr'eo
Months" the DAILY Benxi will`bO issued to
campaign subicribers at the following rates;
From Aug. 12th to Nov. 12tIli 8 mos. $1.20
From Sept. 12th to Nov. 12th, 2 mos.. 80
From Oct. 12th to Nov. 12th, 1 - mo. 40
Nd subscription for 'the campaign HAMM
will ho received unless accompanied by the
cash. - •
'Any person getting up a dui.) of • Ten
imhscribere, will receive a copy gratis.
The EAGLE will keep its readers well in
farmed on all the political topics of OM day s.
and labor zealously for the dissomina•
lion of sound 'Democratic doctrine's, Ithe
unity and harmony of tho great Democratic
party, and , the triurep o h of Domooratio
principle," atukthe Dentocratio candidates.
It wilf,also'contain, in a coutlensed
nil the ioneral news'of the day; ivith_a corn•
pinto and correct account of all local mat
ters:in or connected with our city and coun
ty: •
Every voter in Ilcr4 county should titko
the HAol,i: for the campaign. - ' ••:.
Addreas • •
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RITTERA CO.,
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• , Eagle Office, Reading; Pa.
LAWLDANNWIS IN 4 1,911." INDIANA.
Murders of an OrgnalKed
From tho`Now Albany, Indiana, Coinniorolal,
-,llopen and arined re s shitance-to, and vio
lation of law, constitute revolution, then.
'theso is A revolution in progress in Jackson
county, for in that county , :law has been
spurned and justice flefied by an armed, mob
of two or three hundred men, whose Acts of
violence in the past nine or ton months have
(non of the most flagrant and' murderous
character. no other port of the West
Imfdtho.law ever been so insultingly defied.
• In December last, two men accused of
crime wore takenlout of Brownstown, jail by
nimob and hanged. ReContly a portion of
thislinSwent to the residencepf nu old mnn
near Rockford, who had fallen ulidor thdir
snspicion, took him from his bed, hanged
him up and out him down three different
times in order to extort a cobfusion from
him, and left him in . a state of stupor from
which ho never recovered, but died in half
1M hour after his luirbarous torturers left
his premises.
And Still mono recently six men, accused
c)f robberyittave been . taken from the Dicers
of the law by forgo and hanged until they
worn dead. And later still, the news Comes
to us that another man, also accused of
crime, vas seized by this mob on- Friday
night and hanged upon a tree not far 'from
Brownstown. Here aro ten cold-blooded
'murders committed by this mob of Jackson
` - county jayhawkers in less than nine months
—murders in the first degree, Withid tho
full meaning of the law.
If tho mob cannot bo broken up any other
way; let tho Governor order a military force
to Jackson county, with brders to put an
estoppel upon the mob, if to do So it is no•
cessary to employ powder,'ball and bayonet.
JaekSon county is a disgrace to the Slate of
Indiana, and it is indeed high time that the
outrages enacting there be ended.
ExplanimENms wun TILE STEEL
imILEn.
From tho Pittsburg al►ronicle, Aug. 26.
Yesterday afternoon another interesting
experiment was made with the' boiler twin
ufactured at the Fort Pitt works, from
homogeneous steel, 'made by Park, Brother's
bf this city. As before stated,,the
boiler is constructed of • steel plates, 'one
fourth of an• inch 'in thickness, is thirty
eight i►schcs in diameter, anal: seven feet
lung.
As on the previous trial, it was tested by
hydrostatic pressure, and on the tenth trial
it withstood a pressure of seven hundred
and twenty•five'pounds to the square.' inch,
when, in consequence of the givitig away of
one of the stay bolts, further experiments
had to be abandoned for
,the present.
The boiler on yesterday tiftFueon stretch ,
ed three•eighths of an inch during iho se
vere rest's to which it had - been subjected ;
in.all it has *{•etched two and seven•eighth
inches.
Sommthink Afint had sufficient force been
brought to bear on the first trial the boiler
.
would hay° withstood a pressure of twelve
hundred pounds to the square inch. No
boiler has over before been known to with
stand so high a pressure as the one tried on
these occasions. •
OftAN'T A 8 A Cirnalm..—Greeley, in his
history of the war of tho Rebellion, has the
• following in relation to ono of. Grant's'
battles :
•
“TwentyVainutes after; the first shot was
fired full 10,000 of our men were stretched
and writhing on the sod or still and calm in
(loath, while the enemy's loss was, probably
little more than :1,000, And when, hours
later, orders were sent to each corps cow=
/ wander to renew the assault, at once, with
out regard to any other;, the men . simply
and unanimously roftfsed to obey it., They
knew that success 'was hoteless, and the
attempt to gain • it murderous, hence they
refused tobe saerifico4l to no purpose?'
'that was not the (only battle in 'which
• Grant exposed his army to useless butch ,
ery. '
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L.,1---No.lBB. - .. . READING, PA., - THURSDAY AFTERNOON, stkpir.laßn 3,, 1868. .-,
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1115 . 0ELLAREOttf4;
MOTZER & HOKE'S
(Forpirly Adlookmuehl's).
FitE C O.N C E 11,7
• • SALOON,
UNDER THE POST . °MU,. .
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RVADIffi, z A.
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Tr AVINO bouht out Mr. A. Booktitueld's Bn= llloon, under the Pest Office, the' undersigned
announce that they will continuo the business un
,dor the above ilrin,and provide all the varieties of
entertainments for which thin plop is celebrated,
viz; t
Free Concert Evev Evening
AND '
LUNCH EVERY MORNING.
In . ,
'Soliciting a continuation of the patroiingo of In
a ppreciating public, they are .
. Very' Respectfully,.
a.no nolster,
a 4-Ifuo. , litlpitl "pat . *.
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FURNISHING . ' UNDERTA k - ER,
No. 329 Penn Streei,
AEL kindsof Coffins furnished et' short notice
Funerals attended In town, or country. Entire
nttrntion given' to the business. .1 • •
ang 221 w MILLER.
CITY IIO;T:EL,
SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
. • . (Near Penn,) • :
READING; I'A, Q :• ;
MCherges moderato.
A. B. ESTEItLY, Pkopiletor.
aug 6 tt
CI OOL BOOKS
SCHOOL 1100ILS 11
Jub rocoived at the EAOLE BOOKSTORE, a
full 1 ne of books in use In the Public Schools in
this city which will, be sold at the very lowest
prices. It would be to . the advinntogo of such who
are in want of books to itscortnin our prices before purchasing elsewhere. We have
Sliroodbury's New Method, with Penns
1.4 8'
Com Books.
1 Fusquolle's French Courso,
Bonnicestle's Mensuration i o,*
8 t t i al i tees
ird's k io lt o h o ul ayes. 0
Bullion's Grammar.
. 'Ray's Algebra, ' K
, Cutter's Anatorni. ' '
S.
Goodrich's U. History, 1.11
Greenleaf s Arithmetic, , •
Tenney's Geology.
E Davis! Logondor,
Thomas Etymology, • ' . S
A ' Blotto "'anodes.
Pdits and 13Ponholdors. T
G :- , 8
i 1 a p
t e n s e e a r ra d n
oRly° h' : one: . ()
TA . Anthon's 1 Virgil,
Bullion's 1 Caesr, \'\ ii,
E Woodbury's Element raryTiormaniteadorE
' &boo' ILOaskets,
Parker & Watson's Sorios of Schooljpooks,,
.
- 351 ,
Crittondon'a BookkoopinF, Nrit4 Gotta of Blank-.
1)00k8, •
PENN .STRliht
Pennook'S Ilistoryiof England Aimee, and Rome,
' READING. •
MitehePs Intermediate and Primary Geographies.
CEMETERY LINE 1
THE LINE OF CARRIAGES
CEMETERY
Will leave Fifth street nntl cherry alloy every
hour of the tiny, connuenointi ut One o'clock, until
farther ortionl. THOS. 110041 & BRO. •
ap4-tf
cPADH m"ING
COACH REPAIRING !
C. 11. lIIIISSLER,
Stith St.dbetween Washington at Walnut,
Resketfully annonnees that ho is prepared to do
all work in his lino with despatch. The experi
ence of manyrears ' will be used( for the benefit of
his patrons. into terms will bo the best that can
rt,
,t r given by anyeact ry in the city.
COACH, , EPA'IIIINGI
Conch ropitifing of ovory kind, ns'woll ns IILAC
SMITH WORK, attended to nt short notice.
jnn3ltf C. 11. 11E861,ER
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MRS. J. V. Dkillf„
No. 15 North Sixth Street,
•
Whero,sho will keep s full lino ofTrimmings &e.,
the most reliable Patterns for Ladies and Ch ildren's
clothing. Putteular attention paid to Cloak-mak.
tug. Good work and perfect fits warranted.
vprltf
IRON RAILING WORKS.
LEWIS • NEUDOEItiFFEIti
Court Alloy, •bolow rifth Strodt,
(In the rear of the Farmers' National Bank)
lAM NOW PREPARED TO ATTEND TO 'ALL
my friends and the community in general, whc
may need' anything in my line ‘ such as making
IRON RAILING, LOCKS, KEYS, HANGING
DELLS, lEPAIRING LOOKS. Arc. All repairing
attended to at the shortest notice. Charges mod.
()rap.
1 0 ,5 tf. LEWIS NEUDOERFFER
ap
NE " • MEAT MARKET.'
'I 111 E undersigned has opened a new and hand
l. some Meat tarket, consisting of Fresh •Meat,
H a u l s, Shouldigs,N,prted Boot; Delognas: Beet
Tong ues c &O. .
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PETER N. BOYER, .
No 628 Penn -,Street.-
',pin •
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ENNSYLV,ANIA FAitMER. ThiSold
and soop9lar Hotel has been retitt find refur
gibed from garret to cellar, and is now ono of the
,best hotels in our city. Abe Krick...wls is the suf
perlntendent, is always on hand targtte si to custo
ters transient and regular. and will st full satis
faction. Formerly one of the beet °tele, in this
thy. the best accommodation is gugninteed t The
traveling public will find this one ofthe best pplace.
sten at in this olty.. hb(l-tr
.
I, FOIL TIII.;
,
' lifts romovod to
(Reviled.)
ARRIVAL AND- DEPARTURE OF
STAGES AND NAILS, '
Bending, July 23,
• REA MSTOW N MAIL AND STAGE LINE
Leaves Reading at 8 a. tn., rri-weekly. Tuesday.
Thursday and Baturday. Returns same days at
bpi VI.
It series the followingnatneil Post Wets:
Cuturu, oouglersvillo,wAtlamkown, Schwartz
vine, Reamstown.
BOYERTOWN MAU, AND STAGE LINE
Leaves Doyertown at 8 o'clock, a. in., Arrives
at Reading 010 o'clock, n. m. Returning, lopes
Reading at p. m. Arrives at Boyertown at 8
p. • tu. It serves StonersVle,
tireshville;Yellow Douse, k l arlville and Boyers
town.
BERN VILLE MAIL AND STAGE LINE
• Leaves Bethel at 4 o'clocka. nt. arrives at
Reading at 10 o'clook, a. in. llteturning, loaves
Rending at 2 o'clock j p. in., arrives at Miliorsbuyg
tit 9P. 'lt serves Leinbachs, Lower Bernoltern
vile Rohreraburg, Bethel, Tulpehoccon and
Holsters Mills.
BLUE BALL - MAIL AND STAGE LINE
Leaveo Beading on Monday, IVciluesday and Fri
day at 9 o'clock, a. m, Returning leaves Blue
Ball on Tuesday, Thur May and Saturday, ar
riving at Reading at 4 o'clock, p. in. It supplies
Mohn's Stote, Knauer's. Bowntaysville. Muddy
Creek, Terra lIIIE Weaver's Mill and Blue Ball.
•PIQUA MAIL AND STAGE LINE
Leaved Reading on Monday, Wednesday and
Fridaynt 7 o'clock, a. tn . Antrim nt Reading on
Tuesday, Thursday ,and Saturday at 5 o'clock,
p. It suppjles M. l'onn, ilookersville,'Jcanna
I , 'urnaco.lllorglantown,Talbotrillo, Honey Brooke,
CaMbridge and South Hermitage.
LOBACHSVILLE STAGE AND MAIL LINE
Leaves Lobaehsvlllo on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 7 Wolook t n. tn. Arrivei at Reading at
o'clock, a. tn. Returnlng. I. ayes Reading nt
2 j o'clock, p. ulr - Arrives 'at Lobaehsville at 7
o clock.p. in, It serves Alsace, Oley and Lobachl
vine. -
READING TO COLUMBIA
Daily by-sßailroad—Leaves Reading itt 6 p. in.
Arrives at 10:30a.m. SuppliesFritztowntiteinholds
Station, Stevens, Ephrata,• Millway t Litis, Man
heim,Sporting Landisville :di stlverSPrings.
W ESTCII ESTER TO BIRDSBORO
Til-weekly by Stage—Leaves IVatchester on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7a. in. Ar
rives at Birdsboro at 7 p. Iteturnii, leaves
Birdsboro on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
7a. m. Supplies tleiger's Mills, Blue Roek, Longs;
Wallace, Uwehland, Lionville and West Whiten
'land.
READING TO ROBESON
Semi-weekly by Stago—Lefties Reading on Tues
day and Saturdaylat 7:30a. ns. hnd arrives at Read
ing at A. •
READINU TO MOST
Semi-weekly
Satuala nt 11:30 a mi. Arrives at b) -!-
1, StagoLeaves Reading Tees-,
day anti
Read
ing atAal a. tn. t7upplies'Atldam's Tavern, Lower
Reidelboig, North Heidelberg, Kriek's Mills and
Host. •
LEI SPORT TO NOIU
Tri-weekly b' Stage—Loaves Leesport Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.at 12 in. Arrives at Lees
port qt 3 p.' in. Supplies South Evansville and
Idolitown,
. COXTOWN TO VIROINSVILLE
• Tri-weekly by Stage—Leaves Coxtown Tuesday,
Thursday and t3aturdny at 9a. in. Arrives at Cox=
town qt 4p. in. Supplies Kirbyvillo, Moselow and
Virginsville.
ItSIIRERSTIVIIG TO STOUOIISBURG
Tri-mokly by Star —Leaves ItobrersburgTuesi
ny, Thursday and baturdny ntll n. in. Arrives at
tehreraburg• at 6p. w. Supplies Wintersvillo and
lost,
READING MAILS.
TWICE DAILYi
New York—Closes at 10 A. 1.1. and 10 P. W.
41 Arrives at 1 A. H. and 2 I', m.
Philadßlphia,—Arrives at 10:30 A. IL and 6r, M. 7
Closes at 10 A. xi. and 4 P. R.
Harilsburg—Arrives at 10:30 A. m. and 4:30 r. u.
41 Closes at 10 A.. u. and 5:30 P. n.
Pottsvillo—Arrivesnt 10:30 A. 11. and 4:30 r. N.
Closes at 10 A. U. and 5:30 P. U.
• ALLENTOWN
l IND KASTO . N,
Arrives at 2:00 P. U.0101ouat10:00 A. IL
EFIAIINTOWN—threo times a week:
Arrives at 6:00 P. N. I Closes at 8:00 A. U.
BERNVILLE,
Arrives at10;00 i. u. • Closes at 2:00 P. u.
BOYERSTOWN,
AtliYea at 10:00 A . :114. . J Closes nt 2:30 Po ito
LOBACHSVTLI..E . ••••threO time a week.
Itrti yes at 9:30 A. M. , ,Close at 2:30 r. u.
riQuA — three times a 'Week.
Arrives nt 7:00 r. M. i Closes nt 5:00 A. u.
BLUR BALI three time,a a week,
Arrives at 4;00 r. M. . I ' Closo nt 9:00 .i.'u.
.11EIDELBER13••••41Vie0 a week, I •
Arrives at 9:00 A. U. I Close at 1130 A. u.
Ransom—twice a week,
Arrives at 11:00 A. U. I Close at 7:30 A.
Good News for Old Berks.
A 'LARGE STOCK Cl!
X slak. riT .C 3) ,e)
AND
CABINET *ORGANS,
FOR SALE ON INSTALMENTS,
MI
:E, A, BERG'S
A;
I 1?IAN0 WAREItOOMS,
N0.'403 Penn Street. '
at iiiduceinvnis offoreit, to Lodges
lotions.
UM
FATIEI
IQ a few good second-hand Pianos for
lin
sale clwrip
.e "Call soon
E. A. BERG,
No. 903 Penn &rad
, )1111
R EmovALt ittmoilAmt
BARTO'S
LIQUOR
Hag been removed front the Keystone Building to
the new and elegant store,
N 4). 437 . PENN :STREET,
Whera customers will find a very largo stock of the
best and purest,
WINES, BRANDIES, WHISKIES,
. . .
<
&e., over offered to the public of Reading. A lt th
proof of the above solicited quired is (trial. A
share of patronage is WOBIAS BART°.
yISITIN6I CARDS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
WEDDING CARDS, &e.,
of all kinds, mad• be had at the EAGLE Office.
Electrotypes furnished if desired. -.
All cards will be done in the most beautiful man
ner, and at the lowest rates. Apply at the Eagle
Bookstore.
1113
STORE:
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HO 01:1 AN IV (3 ERN A 14 3. 1111'1.'14?HS,
Hoofhpd's GerOn Tonic.
Thu Great' ilemalles for all bisea sq of the
' Liver, Stomach, or Diges9lire - = '
OrgaliS.
Hoofiand's German Bitters
Is composeitof the purehdoes morns they are mod=
iehuilly termed „Exit...lobl of Roots . " //erbs, And
Berko, making
Ceti e_int entirety fret „from iikehotie admix
furs, ovally kind.
• ,
lIGGFLANP'S GERM-AN TOIAO
• Is a combination Oran the ingredients of the 114-
tors, with the purest qualiV of &lift( Oros /luta,
Orange, &e., making ono of tho most ploulaht and
agreeable remedies.oyor offered to tho publte
kitosd preferring a liledmino free from Aloouolfe
admixture, will use '2
II 00FLA ND'S ÜBitMAN B vrilutp;
Those who have no oidoction. to the combination
of the Bitters, as stated, will use
110 0 N B Mlltl T 0
They are both equally good, tontaln the
aiuo medicinal virtues ,the choice betweeuthe two
ding a nor b matter of tasto, the Tonle being the
ost palatable.
- rho stomach. from a yorlelf of eanses, inch as
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility. etc., is
very apt to have WS functions deranged. The Liv
er, sympathizing as closely as it. does with the
Stomach, thou Intomeski affeCted, the result of
which is that the patient suffers front several or
more of the following diseases;
Consumption, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Fullness
of blood to the Hoed, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for food, Full
, tees or Weight In the Stomach, Sour
Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering
at the Pit of te Stomach ,' Sivitumlng of
the Head, Hurried or Difficult Ilreathkng,
' Fluttering at the, Heart, Choking or Bulmia
ink Sensations when in a Lying Posture, Dimness
of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight,. bull
Pain in the Head, Dolleteney'of Porspira
. don, Yellowness of Old Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side. Itael4-ettest, Limbs, etc..
Sudduh Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Mesh.
Constant Imaginings of Evil, and Groat
Depression of thdritS,
The sufferer from these diseases should exercise
the greatest caution in the selection of a remedy
for his case, purchasing only that which ho is as
sured from his investigations and inquiries, Tog-
Penes truo merit, is Wild compounded,
free from injurious ingreVidients, anti establish
ed for itself a reputation for. the cure of diseases.
In this connection we would subutit those well 7
known„reuiedies---
HOOFT,AND' t S GERMAN DITTERS,
AND
1100FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
PRRPAREDIIY Du, 0. M• JACKSON, Philt1(1011)11111.P11
Thirty-five years since they were first introduced
Into this country froni Germany, during which time
they, have undoubtedly performed more cures, and
benefited suffering humanity .to a greater extent.
than any other remedies known to theublic.
%%oho remedies will effectually cure Liver Com
plaint, Jaundice, DyspopSia. Chronic or tiervbue
Debility, Chronic Diarr Myna, Disease of the
Kidneys, and all Diseases': arising from. a Dis
ordered Liver, Mown% or Intestines.
DEBILITY.
Resulting from any ,Cause whatevor; Prostration
of tho System, Ailduced by sovore Labor,
Ilardships,Lxposure, Fevers, &o:
Thoro is no medicine extant equal to these rem
cdles-in such oases. A tone and vigor is Imparted
to tho whole system, the appetite is strengthened,
food is enjoyed, the stomach digests properly, the
blood is pupil:led, the complexion becomes' ound
and healthy, tho yellow tinge is eradicated from
the eyes, a bloom is given to the cheeks, and the
weak and nervous invalid becomes a strong and
healthy boing. -
PERSONS . ADVANCED IN LIFE,
And feeling tho hand of time weighing hoavlp
upon them, with aft its attendant 111_ ,s will and in
the uscrof this BITTERS, or the TONIC, an elixir
that will instil now life into thoitvoins, restore in
aineasuro tho oporgy and ardor Of !nor° youthful
days, build up their shrunken forms, and give
health and happiness to their remaining years,
NOTICE.
,
It is a well established fact that fully ono-hnlfoi
L
lhefenialeportton of out opulation are eel dein in
'the enjoyment of good health, or to use they
own expression, "never fool well.' The 'ars
languid, &void of all onergy,,extremely nery,o
and have no appetite. ns, t
i
To this class of persons the lIITTERB, or. the
TONIC, is especially recommended. ~
WEAK AND .DELICATE CIIILDRLNJ
Are mado strong by the'. use of either of those
remedies. They will cure °veil ease of. MARAS
MUS, without fail. . _
Thousands or certificates have accumulated' in
the hands-of the kloprietor, but space will anew el
the publication of but tow. Those, it will bo ob ,
served, aro men of note, and of Welt rtnt ing that
they mitst bo believed.
TESTIMONIALS.
Hon. Goorgo W. Woodward,.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, writdg—
, PutLAm.pluA,,March 16, 1867,
"Pfitut Itoofland's German Bitters Is a good tonio
useful in djnenBe3 of the digestiv e organs, nod o
great benefit want' a
nervous aetto in
v ases of debility, and n
in the P)steut.i
Yours truly
0E0.1i% WOODWARD. '
Hon. Jamos Thompson,
Judge - of the Supreme CourbofPenneylvania
PHILADELPHIA, Ariril;2B,lB66,
"I consider Motiona's (lemon Pique a vatua
Ide medicine in caso of ottocke of itidigestion or dys
popsio. I can certify this from my 'fflaporience of it
Yours, with roved,
- JABIEn TLIOMPSON."
' - From Rev. E. D. FtMdttll. -
Assistant Editor:Christian Chroniclo, - Phllndelphia
1 have derived decided benefit from the use of
iloolland's German ]litters, and feel it my Ptivilege
to recommend timid a most valuablo tonic, to all
who arc suffering from general ,debility, or from
diseases arising from derangement of the liver.
Yours, truly, '
.
E. D. FENDALL.
CAUTION.
Hoof/awn, German Remedies aro counterfeited.
Soo that ,tho signatureTAofo,M.JACKSONieon
the wrapporof each bot-litle. Allotherearecoun-
Odell.
Principal office and Manufactory; at the ilhonan
Diedicine Store, No: 631 Arch Street, .>fiiladeht4ja.
• •
CHARLES M. EVANS, Proprietor;
Formerly C.M. JACKSON A:
TRICE. •
Hooft( l nd's Gerniqn Bigfro, per
a(f dozenbottle.' - - • 81
• h, -
Hot:flan . d's German fionie put up in quart bottles.
$1 60 per bottle , ocii boledoeen for ft 60. .
tt...Do not forget to examine well the flinch) you
buy. in order to get the genhine.
FOR SALE BY ALL
Druggists and Storekeepers
EVERYWIIERE
marllll
, ruormstikoNAti.
1)" LOlOll De imanrit
ANIIRRSII)4O.f. . •
1110. 11l 11Norils ylgry Vii.
Aug 20-Imos , _
TIM," Wo Ig• .111 ID 1 **Mg DSINT/Ir l
1) Oleo. bloi; MS Rost &I odkot Square. o'coi Dovln
Non Dry (lOodo Store, • ' rentif
TOM_ HICKStog NITORNIIit AT LAW.
OP 0106—Loeser , Builditte, (Ist floor. look.) No.
180 Cent re street, Voltaville,, 1134,p bo col:oohed
in the tiornvin lonsUoto: . • MIME
TEM ANL V. ATTONNIRt
- LAND COUNSNLtLOD. AT LAW-: Offlo: N.
540 t4'ourt,6l., (nosFlitxthdittAgitio, Pa. naltf
GEORGIE W. ;WM,"
ATTORNEY 'AT LAIV
IMAM°, Pi;
Omen: tio. MO Court Stroot; (up Maim)
• M. NAGI4B,,
• • PIIY , SIOIApI.
ri , (V. S. revision Surgotin.) . ,
84Q I'olllooMo Rotuting. Po.'' • f - I
(MOO hOUISP-- 12 to 2p. to,. to Bp. tn.
INAII . IIIICNOTON 1.0 - 11AFLUtli ~
p 1' 1
-,, I 1,1 I r ALDEII.II I AN I t L i.. '.
°Moo, No; 29 Nor th . 6th Street, opposite lostOnice.
14 - Sorlyening and Clnuyeyeneing promptly ett
teeded to. . i irobl9-3ino. ,
GEO; Den. REIM, •
Non 9f tho Into 096. AL ohn, , Esq.,)
ATTORIiEY AT LAW,
Oontroaitoot, opposlto the Episcopal Chun)),
lan2B-tf 1 POTTSVILLE, PA,
JE4SE 431. LEY:
IiTtORNEY AT LAW,
Office, No; 40 (tiCoond am) North Sixth Stretit,
nearly oppoito the Court House; Iteaditr, Pa,
Jan. 28-tf .
- -
il li f NitY *Ent, „ •
T k N,E A ) .7 1 AIF
Office' 29.N0RT1! READING
Jangltf.. . •
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LOUIS ItIC)11, I*. .
. ,
.ATTollati'Y A - 7 LAW, ~
QMco N 0.5.30 Court street, over the office of John B.
Itlehlirds. INC • -• . fob6-tf
DANIEL ERMENTROUT;
. ' ATTORNEY AT LA*, ,
Met% North'Shith Stree!, oornoioourt Alley.
febiT•tf •
AUOUSTUS S. SASt3ARIAN/
A7TORNEY AT LAW.
Ofdoo,,No. 40 North Sixth atriet t opriOsito'thoßouit
Muse. Consultations had in tho english Otclor
man langnage. • - fa U'
JOHN RALSTON.
••t ' • •
ATTORNEY A T LAW, •
Office, No: p North Sixth Streit, opposite the Key
stone house, Reedit*, Pa. • • • febe-tr,
. ,
OUNTInt
B , . JOBB B. WANNER;, • •
' ATTORNEY AT LA*. •
,
Unkted States Claim Pension and b o unty Agog
Office. N 0.524 Wasllington street etween Finn
and Blgth streets. Beading, Pa. No fees demanded
until the claim are abound. . 1, l'obli-tf
_h_....._
..„............... ......
W ILLIAII 0: BREWSTER,
. .
(Organist of First Ileforaned Church.)
TEACHER OF PIANO FORTE, ORGAN AND
HARMONY. •
No: 223 Northflixth atreot r ßeadiag, Pa. '
N. B.—Plaaos TunOi • Dune 20•tf
v a. E. DIHiSEI4,
S UR OBON DENTIST;
OFFICE-519 Penn Street, Reading, P.
Invites the public to calf and examine his new
plan for extraetint teeth without pain. All oPer•
ations in the professioni neatly executed and
charges reasonable, _ ap2.stf
- MISIO.ELtANZOIII 04 4 '
..
- :
L L I,o§ •
COMPOSITION PAVEMENT
AND FLOORING
PAVEMENT AND F1,0041N0 18 NOW
ackhowledged to be•tbe hest in . pse. It' be-.
comes bard and firm immediately, is drAVlrrelile,
and hppervious to water, and notaffeeteu,oy eitner
he or cold.
st
RIF orders promptly attended to, ar the work to advo satisfaction. sppl
D,O, • HILER, '
Junp • " No. 27, South_ Fourth' St
J, R, BARRETT & CO., Proprlotoi#,
N. 11.
•
Sold by all in l i trfr e tl i zs i n n t s. Pealiirs In
H. BIRCH (Sr) BRO
DR. A. H. LIGRT,
THIEItaOIITER,,
wlLLriutt
Agentop Rehding t PO.
may 51y
WEST END
COAL.
LIME, St SA.ND
YARD!
Cor. pen'n and Frorttatrooti.
• •
wguld
' fa AT the be e t'be t / 2 t P of n e:.ll, lige, :14 CP 4 lng
'partg the city, free of 10. -:. •
•Niore promPtiatOind
.11
att Rid
• •
•
I ri) ItarrietblinKO
",
C.fk fro AJ: 4O IO.
a _vo trovivvo 4:4l\ n.
• •4.
iettsrintlPM IrsT 0 14 904-4"
?or Now t!orktri4 pito Olirokrotationt t tpk
" • and .41,4•14 etOtiris IttX)
For 44 " *tu
4 i or 11 t 1 I'l • 420 p .
iaaivd
4! -
VOr Andliisolpt4wAttthelfts. ;1140 d or
m rAtl ;00, 'PM i n
coo. ioao o. vo. • a.. -
Roadb* Oolimibiallailroad.
• , ON AND aftna. ,
iii ONDit r, .1 IT Isrß 1, 18 a 8 .
„
T'aaaengetTridte6ll tuft op Oh Road, rts
Lent' ) Reading ti , .** . , ' 7 fit A .
,t,rrite etiLarteatter,Atet,
. Oolunibist k ..,- ',
',' • ” " lannisteißl Oolantbla , 8 P.' M.
_, ~ •.,= • ' , .1t ' tuittio , - ,
L?itio LanCaster an dunthlafat - 8 Oil A.l .
i .' = ..• 01
1
Atjtvo at Rending . 103. A? yt•
P.
I,
.
. !' ' 0: , • " •:, 550 P. I.
. ITUNDAy TRAINB - 1
Lewitt Iteallng ats • . . . • t 900 A . M .
~ ' + t ~ . •-•• ..' BSp P. hi.
/kite at t, ant i ter Mid Columbia al. _ 10'1. 1 A, 10.
uolutu ig. cult §trier at = 9 lt) I'. 91. 1
. . Itl, - rtilt ,AO t, i
Leave !allot' and admit la at 1 '' 7 l'o 'A. M.
" ' .
~„ ..hUt i ! Or , .1; .1 , • . .41 .- . 1 , ;It. t.
vo ul i a4l ',.lt:
Airt!ya 044tirdlr -' '. '.' ''. i• ' ', , 010 vA ,
, , .0 00 „.
'f , Trajni NOsit r edill Ike qloito' l ltihoakinh a i
&tatting with. ins ort •and So t. en Phila.
tutu aiding Stott ,an Wooten batten 1 ul•
eyltowll4o' ie u set make! eke*, oonneetitin with
1,1,0% ) 418 titIICTIATIf Jelled tto rattle tto all
1310N111161qV c i t oldebtrai.lf , Ali' lirin
deal otattont ott itt t 0--god for Subday Truths
only. , • - . I
Tiekeits tin hi obtattied at the .0111 poi of the
Now Jorsey Coatral ltattrort, tot lei' litbert y•tit..
Now York, and Ph i l aidid Belt ing ltailkoati, 1:lt it
ant Callowklii Ste., P ladolph a. ,
,Chrou.gh 'flokts to err York and Philadelphia
soid*t oil 'the ritiolpil Station! * * alai •Paggage
Oheelted Throng . _ - ; _
Trains ore to by P. ' it. It.'ilrne, ',Which is 10
minutes faster than Penna.. B t Ttra •
0 0 tilt,
F.
•.. ' - - Seiner tandem . .
14„ . F. kitvxol Octet Pri. and Tleklit gt. 112Iy
k„. -- ,---- ------i-----,--:.----
East Pennsylvania Railroad
'0
MEM' COMhlglielNti
S i iii il o i tl t tg l Al4 l ,Vallt I ;', : t ' i
, . .
SIX TRAIN S * OAf T TO Itil IV yo.ri wii ii •
• OUT Olt NON OF OARS,
On s and after We twzsda,y. liffy ;.I.lth, 1868, . two
Passenger Trains wil leave itea ng dally, (Ozeinit
ki•auldnynd for Allentown and Iva enttli).nr, at 1o.:'
A. M. and 4.20 P. M,, stopping at all the way sta
(tons between Reading NO Plow York, making
also elm connections for Mauch °Munk and i i
vin 11,1)1111th Valley K. 8., and arrlVo at
Nor York at 13.30. and 10.15 P. Mj. • ~,
lour '(4) thro ugh Morale) ' Trains Will loam.
Reading daily. oxqopt litunday,o,or ow I(krk
and tho'Hapti eavlnti l Rodl_ag at 4.44 and ~06
A. M. and at 2,40 and 1,40 1. DI. -
These. Trains mud t, rough frpm Pittsburgh to
Now York, withoutobange of cars. . Btopi)lng only
At Lyons, Allentown, llothloheta Easton, Blimp
ton Sdn '
unorville Plainfield an‘Elitaboth, and
arrive at Notv,York at ;10.00 A.- .. 12.00 M., 7:1'.. ,
P,Bl. and 8.00 A. M. i
ho 4.44 A. M. train will not leave, Beading' on
Mondays., The 7.00 A. M and •11*40 P. M. trains
rtlx daily, S undays Included. .
rains Matte New *York, fqt of Liberty stroct
da ly,Aexoopt Sundays) of U. A.ll ~ J 2 noon, A, 8
and 8,20 P. Al. and iirrlvo at 1 cad t gilt 1.1 X), COO
and 10.10 P A Itti, and at 1.01), and 2. 6 2 . AL ,
_.
..-.. -
Tlko O.OOP. 11 . train front Now Yor 10avos daily;
Sundays inoindoti, -• ' .> , - '
A Su nday ,Exouraidn Train Will leave Beading
ever, Sunday tad A. Bt., shipping at nil stations
and !trona° Volta& Arrive at; Allentown,
a_t IP, , . • Return air; leave Ajtontottn, ,at 4.0 u
P xi *Jiro at 'loading at OP. M.* • '
Itaisengors aro request4tl to" onroaso 0401;4 bc
lore entering the oars, as 25 con s eitlll wll ho
charged and oollootad on the tra n'frout al who
pay the fare to the Conductor. , ~
Juno 23-tf i_ 0. STOLTZ, Bog. and Sant.
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
• • ~ , inovised.) •• - • ' " :
' - ' Ett,tntne, AUGUST 61 , 11 1865,
4 11t - A ltEA s rpfamoy PA SSE NO E I tSllli ,Augu
1s) Trainsdwn to i'1104911411a, Passing-Eontt
ingat 730, 10 30
and 11 30 a. tn., and 425 anti 0:t)
°. Up.
tn •
to Pottsville; at 10 40 a. ~ and 550 'and 00)
p. in. . .
trains West to Lesanott owl Ilan.' biburot '
Western Express from New York, at 110 a. in. .
and 150 and 10 10 p, m.
Harrisburg Accommodation Train at-7 15 it. m.,
and mail trains at 10 45 a. m. and 6 05 p.m."
On Sundays, the 400 Aralns,pass \ Iteading at
U4O a. tn. and 425 p, na,,ltnd up trains at 10 50 h.
ni:and 5 57)pau. . •
• Tho 425 t. tn. down, and 10 50 a. m. up trains
run only between philadolphla and Beading.
Up trains leave Philadelphia for Reading, Har
risburg and Pottsville, at 7 20and 815 a. tn,, 12 45
non; and 330 p. in: and 515 p,•tn„ (or Sending
oniy. , The o_ls a. m. trains connect with trains fur
-Tamaqua, Williamsport; Elmira, Buffalo,Niagarn
and Canada. „ :. , . .• ~ •
Tho 815 a. m.' and ? 30 Pon.,Up traiti from Phil
adelphia, and 10 35 a, in, and 425 0. nt. doWn trains
AltoPonly at.principal stations, helot* Sending, -
litend ng Aooommodation Train f leaves 'Rending
at 780 a. tn., returaing leaves Philadelphia at 5,15
p. m: \ i .
Pottstown Accoanuodation Train loaves Poti•
town at 645 a. ia. ;returning leaves PhiladelPh la
atl3OT. tn, '•, '1
The Western Express Trains eonndct al. Harris.
bur( with oxprelfs trains on tho • Pommy/Karlin- k W
- B. pr Haltimofe, l'ittiburgh, - and nll paints Wpt.
Etho 10 45 mMI train connects at Harrisburg 6.t .
ittsburgh, Ltincastor, Chambersburg • Sunbury,
canton, • ,Pittstep, Wilkesbarre...Wfilinnumort.
Lock Bavett L Ettnira and the Canadhs. i
•.• !Passenger Trains lefty° Upper Depot at 7 Wa.m.
and 615 p.m., for Ephrata, Lilts, Lancaster, aml
Columbia,' '- • •.- •• • .'
Through First:class Coupon tickotg and P.m i
grants' tickets at rediteed fares, to all the prlnelpn)
points in the North West and tho Canttas.
, COMA( fITA VOX. VairEvi.,
Withcoupons, at 25 per tent. discount between
any ti eta desired.d •
• • MILAdI: 27 TS
01CH,. , '
' ,
0 6
Good ,
or 2000 miles between appoints, fit $52.50 for
laminas and businessOrlits.• ..- '• • • :. : ,r •-
-•-• , 1 , 8144410 AT T10N11719, ~ ,• m ont h s,
between
for the bolder only, ter 3 6, 9 and l . ?,
between all points at reduced (fares, .13elool seitwori
' tickets fit One-third less than the aboye.-'2,',..i2'
• 411'..l'amehiTom er pil , takt the
Fagt4i, "fralp
vest at tne v„Pter ep . 0 . 1. itpci #n !Auer yaps At In e
'Lowey Or °Aro 1. ' •;-' i , - oi. •i
100 pounds-of baggage allowed each iassopgcr:
• , Pais en gent are requatitodtollarcbaagthelyticKeto
lore entitrieg.the cts, 4kb:bey Farago° eije:4 l c •
e _lf paid 111 tine earo. • ' '',- • • - ',,- ',' -
Excaralott Tickets goodf groin day. by 7 80 ne 0..
Accommodation Train to Pl)iiadolphiaand return.
At $265 each, '
"0: • A. NICOLLS,IIOII4O ,
. BO'
, .
INK.* ,1141( 1 1 INK 1t 1 • '
A
Just rece ived ,
LYoA4l.li,dr, 8U511811304
Celebrated Chemical' Writing Fluid,
• ,
11,1900 d, Pint and Em al i cc bottlis.
For sale ilea!). at VAPLA BOOK BTORB,
.. . 2 ATTtNTlOk_lit4litiii.l3L.:', '
41111., - B_EAlr,.. ESTATE "Attu" - rEltao.riAL
Otty Taxes' for 106S.Ap i to be p (1 , to , tho
reamer .-' the city of. in t . out . tab r first
:du Of totlYet' /4rib°' 1147(4. -1"""
per con le 11 end edtt[i t t , Ito yowl tor un-
Wild i.. rygd i fiter tilt llt'd r of , Ootobe , thr o i•p o r
cent; add natir Ibe trek anda OM:ooi
eat4s plate to t l hoode of eolleotorieto will
prooeed tO eel eet ,t treteie 'MAW the th tty;fitot
de of Deeem es. ~ ftitthe Stet SAY Or Ouery.
1869. the. ptilootheoViteat i ßetete tax pill to
Or r ieit to t tr reo it at.F.erno.wut tAttee Seas to
tve Os nit # 40444 !, 11
p Tressureqr be aund'Ourlitt di: diii find
i11r... at 01 , os tr ix
tita rpao....tn.the
(city outit i ttift A 13414 MOM streets,
WOW/Pill • • Z lice, all s op ilropk Ho.
.ott•O ! .olo, f , .; t,
"Itinii4aioi ...iii fit *.:4 0 ,_1.,11
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