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exatoortio . State Nousliiatlonot
i' : - POit, Aiorron GENIIIRALs • • .
BON. ! PRABLEB E. BOYLE,
. -"Anvils COUNTY. • .
;46A3IiiiYlitOltdENERAL: •
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WiaLtANGTON I a ENT,
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,optiymopt courpri.
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narday, October lath, 4838.
• i••„
itenonThlO: toasty Nomination*►
•G:924tre4B r •
I. 4 Awitpripp,ay„'Oc t .of Reading.
4041116.4 1
HIfNRYB, HOTTENSTIUN,Iof Mtmatmvny;
, 111gNItY BRO13$1", of Tulpehoccon
,410lihioNR,1 ! . J . Q,N48, 1 of Beading.,
For Dtspqct Attorney : ,
EIDWARD IL 841 , 3ARE8, of 'tending.
" 4bi• Conontisioner : '
11...1e01,11413i, 'of Radlng. •
• •• ,‘ I ..loor .ISA cliffs •
inLIJA/ti B. ALBRI(ILIT, of Cumrv, .
'Ar t Aireeior,of the Poor : •
' DANIEL: B: Lqiiill.ljofLower
Fof pounty ‘ iiuditori
• ) P,TAR 8. ALBBIGLI r t of Porry ? •
• •
• • i• For County Surveyor -
• DANIEL B..ZACIIARIAB, of Rending.
THE DEIAOORIT4O PLATFORM.!
Prkyinent of the, Public Debt—Squill'
fl*eslou of aver, Species of Prop=
erty—One Currency for the Govern.)
pent # nd the People—The
borer. ohleevhbider,7 Pensioner, Not;
filter, Producer, snit the Bondtbolderc
t f ifi,llD tpOIIIIITY MANS MliliETll/0.
1 4'148.DA)r, 611,1808,,has boon f4oii
0: 4h , PerliPeratie Alanding Committee AS thd
duet the Mies Meeting for this county. A numb
„bet of Alstinguished soltlienFand statesmen will bek
i propen,to addrosa the people.,. Among those rad
,itt 4, he to;veoiell pre Oen. goorge D. McClellan;
cloth /frank Mon.Jamea . Doollttle,l4ll4
S. 8. Coo, Mon. 00110, P,u g h , A ! J,ltogori
I Ors
A otto., l Mon. Magnus Gross, Dr. Julide Koy4
atpd Mr,, Welsher, fermerly, of the Adlor,*lll ad 4
dross the poopi , 41P qoriroP;
The yarieus committees will I.)e announced entii
Stoat week.
DAMEL Chairinan.
iiogrotaiy.
' 1 AD IS Dispatch is afraid to accept the butt
ting challenge of the Bellefonte Watchmani
The fact bits a suspi . elous appearance. .
Tit Nobraska.eleetion will take place on
dui 4th or Octo,3er. Tho 'DoMocracy aro
• •
confident of grottly reducing the Radical
majority, while dui more sanguine anticipati
. ;1 iiii43ll,- •
1 Biwah, Pow:iiov's' SkitOtt in Reading ant
• Woo thetßittliCala terriblvi while his •gentlei•
•inanly iiddrevi and , refined language, whiolli
irowfc4 hitonaby frieT9s of all Oulieh hotel
. 14 atombleta refutation of theq falsehood
ih regard to his iiersonal Character. The
"'may continue to misrepresent his remark'
•to those who were not ortunate enough t
hear them—they may flood the country wit
ptiblishfd Radical lies abont his visit bOinf
AI . " benefit to the -Republican party" .'—but
• they cannot 'erase the impression made upott
the minds of the tax-Rapers that " Brick ','
I "spoke'the troth.: Ikfar from " hiring • hitit
• to eiune , here again," they would expend
their 44 bottom dollar " to keep hit; away.
•.IWe regret that the length of his able addreo
st.ptiiieuts ue from „publishing it entir4,
- .4 4 Brick ". • mist hC heal!, howevety
fullrePpreelated: Let the Radicals "mitelt
hita t " if they CAn t
1 . ' CHMIII - OPOLOWIrIiAI ‘ . 4* - AiIITY.. i i .
1,. ' 1110 Repnbliean party kopresoots the idea
,Oithe teyr against ,the many—the one man
. power spinet the many me a, power---napital
t4o(aat let)Ort.luxnry against industry, fawl.
! illy , egalnat : merit ' , "and that the white racie
Aoelleciatteingle trith'tho bleak. i '•
Ihn :prOot":,theae several allegations is
th o )ff
t e ItePuhliefte Congcless is attempting to
' 1 '.'
'
~ Vet'rld 6 tlt pOXCeII td IVO add, judicial 4epart
,,ao,64.et oak government, and theriby ruin
,fie 'FOintryi, the establishment allover the
o
of Itoo ‘ional 'll anti; 'Ana giving them
, 1 ,Itp l k_ile g e.,4,idf•4 , 0 law, and money
t,
,4 ea, 1.,01 1 1‘ not' intpnded to ctnsh roil,
i je t te lkOilYeka; and: individual dtiterOiße i in
pOppekting 040440 m out 4 ,, the hard earp.
htio,olioneiii,lehOr?,, ‘ . ' ' ' f
'•'', } -,lles not't i e LO:tielaterO' of reonsllvanie,
Aso the ' ePrib lentis' , hovdt, controlled' it,
prettied all; kinds . 1 i iiieattl Ptiviteges to a
: Sow ,ekv‘iriAls,,and s ay t o, mit t . thme,fevoriOes
seettlataairivitege AO 01;44 tir maelyes to
nth' iajull of the ma, y r . De not the leaders
li ) ', i t . 11 4 04 16 0` . 0i { tfi r kte t v : 4 ( 'Henri
i
i I , &A l i P I MA !PP ii o 4 . ; 1 .40: i 40 # 1 4/ ;:de'
.41 4 0,11iat lii negro istla'l4l 0414 44 rite.
itifittis iffit :11 , th 0 F Wake; ,paler°
' iliiiitiiitatitiiit tiOd'ije`lfeo'a ii i .t . tiku s ei t t.
'IA" ergs'teg• 1 tare ? 1 vi ao - lteptiblietto
dare deny this under hie name? •
tairWilijait;W:•;: q.. 14- 4Wci:i4filik , ;4ll 7 o - 14044k4W.4-14‘:4k. f "
:Agunwal esaiu
An WenD
rJrO
The bondii* oftetfpnt the qiestioni:--
"If the Deraterite pay Otheiiiipopka bon d
:with greenhabkhjivbieh
;one natOnal fcli aro;they
to redeem the greenbacks?" ; •
First, The Democrats propose to redeem
the interest-bearing bonds ns fast as they fall
doe with greenbaeks w,hich carry no interest,'
And apply. the $128,000,000 in gold pow
paid tUthe bondholdere tis interest, towards
paying the public debt.
Second: Thij Deinoemts pro Pose torednco
the standing army to a peace footing, and
save thereby another $45,000,000 a year.
Third. They pwso to reduce the navy
t 4) present necessities, which would be tine
ther saving of $10,0030,000,t0 $15,000,000
per annnin. . , ,
Fourth. They proposo to abolish the
Freedmen's Bureau, noinher snving,bf from
$16,060,00 to $201000;0Qp.
Fifth. they propose to, reduce the miscel
laneous expenses of the government, includ,
leg printing, stationery, &c., ••&e., amount.
ing to. tnillioni; repudiate Impeachment Al.- .
bea, .smelling,committees, and the indiscrim
inate legislating away and agitandoing the
public money, amounting to . !aliens tkpon
millions. ••
•
Sixth. They propose to•reduce the number
of J. Cooke /t Co.'s, whose name is Legion"
and who batten and fatten at the public erib,
and who Made and are now Making millions
•
out ofithe people. . •.
, .
,Sevett i th. They proposo . to have tho United
'States Revenue collected by %the , ' Staiesi by,
the officers elected by the people of the sev
eral counties in the States, who now' collect
the county and State taxes, andio dispense
with tens of thousands of COrDlOrrititB who
now prey upon and suck out ;tho jfo blood
of the people—by thil saving other millions.
'Eighth. They propose
. to diminish the
nufnberef
p articles' taxedfor United' Slates
pt poses, and place the tax only on a few,
,best able to bear , tho pressure, by thei o
means simplifying the collection of the Re
venueland thereby saving at least„two-thir'do
of the expense of colleetiam.
Ninth. They propose, by the above enu
merated retronohnients and savings, gradu
ally to pay off the publie debt r ineluding
Bondholders' :principal 44 interest, dollar
for dollnkand prevent repudiation, which is
sure to folloW if the national debt continuos
• niuMfbasing monthly from ten .to twenty'
millions ofdollars. Repudiation is 'hot the
word, the word will be inability of the pea-,
pie (with the beat intentions) to pay the in•
creased 'taxes necessary ,to meet the in
creased expenses of the government. '
Nifty to pay, would bankrupt the 'national
government and the people,. including the
bondhold3ra, • .
Tenth. They propose by these measures to
prevent involuntary repudiation of the pub
lio debt from inability to pay. Bondholders,
hero tho'great (biler to your Interest is em
bodied—inability to puy. Look to it that in
your eagerness to get nor you do not lose ,alt;
TUE inummussinLE CONFLICT.
The war of races broUght about by the
Radical policy of : reconstruction still con
tinues. - The following aro the telegraphic
accounts of the two latest engagements :
mu LOUISVILLE MOT.
I Loutsvim,e, Sept. 28,—A gentleman who
ar'rived in the city last, evening from San;
ford, reports that about fifty men had band
ed together in the count)? of Pulaski, in Alai
State, Ipr the purpose of punishing n white
man and a negro who are reported to have
been the leaders in the numerous outrages
secretly committed in that section. But by
some menus the white man and negro be
came aware ofithelatentiou of theregulutors,
mid itpun gaining the infatuation, they
iut
ihedintoly called te,gether eone hundred of
their friends, and being well armed ) waited
in atilhash fir their expected visitors, and as
The regulators approached the house et the
white min, they were met with,a volley from
the 'coneealed
,party, killing one of their
number and sermesly wounding three others.
The greatest excitementr prevails in that re
gion-, as the regulator's Were so.exasperated
by the killing of their comrade that is feared
all of the suspected pity will ho killed in
retaliation.
/41 1 Y. ° RIX' trOnble last
night originated from a man on the sidewalk
night
for Seymour and Blair as the rear
of the Republican procession passed, shout
ing for Orant and Colfax. Thu negroes in
the procession are said to have rushed at the
Demoaratinhouter who took ming() in th'o
confectionery at tho corner, of Canal and
Bourbon stfectN. •
Tito attendants bonimenced . closing . the
doors, When the" negrocs demolished, the
glass windows and doors. Indiscriminate
liring,eommenced, ,when the negroes ran t but
retufnedi when they . became involved .in r.
row with a portion of a white Democratic
club,' and tweet of the lattet were,,htirt.
The white club were unarmed, except: with
their torches.' •
The no roes spread' through the Second
district, demolishing the windows of the
confectionery at the corner of Rampart and
kit.'-reter streets, which they also set fire to,
The building was saved by the timely arrival
of the policemen:
Ono negro was killed, and, as far as ascot
iained,a number of both colors were wound
ed is stated that' several policemen were
slightly hurt, There is but little unusual
excitement this-morning.
Let as have . peace I" with the election
of Seymour and Blair, for Ocrant is pledged
to carry out the policy whieh has brought
about this terrible state of affairs in the
South. . „
Tun commissioners etlit .from , Japan to
the United States to purchase vessels of war,
and who recently returned to Japan in the
.ram Stonewall hellion, .havo fled to San
loranciaco, it tieing unsafe for them to re
Main Yokohatna during the present' poll
tical dipturbancea. „Tito leaders , of 'the
Southern faction ,have threatened to decapi
tate themrif captured. The earthquttko wave
occurred in!the harbor of Yokohamathe day
following that convulsion of nature inrSouth
America. , ,
Thu Lancaster county Democracy bairki
nominated' IL B. Swirr ma canliidate for,
Congress for the long Atkin, and Robert
Crane for the short term. ,Thenominations
for: Asseekbly are,; IT. $. 'Kerne l Dr. IL.
Reernsnyder; Liant. J. M. Johnston, W. W.
Steele,
Tug NEW ORLEANS MOT.
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Ica i • • r t - 44,• yriV• •
• • 44%,"40.44410•1MtagMA1
•Co ?Ili a s ielttr;liourpr t 1:10idk
at4ionii for • Cciogresi; la* I • i 61110140414 ,
this fal,l; are giveii belew t alether
ronjOrity in the district ibo
election. in 1866: -7
• .
Argt District —Sanillei J. Ratidallytlem.,
Benjainin L.. Berry, Rep. 'Democratic ma
'edgy in the distriet in 1808, 4,484.
Second—Thomas B. Florence, D.'; Charles
O'Neill, R. Rep. majority,' 8,187.
, Thr—John Moffett, D., ; Leonard My
era, 18. Refl. 'majority, 1,001.
/#l3 'rth—J,_ B.' Nicholson, D.; W., D.
Roney, It:. Rep. maprity, 2,425.
• Afth---.T. B. 'Reading D.; Caleb N. Tay
lor,,R. Rep; majority 469. •' • '
Sixth---Jolin D. Stil l D. ; J. R. Breiten
bac!il.R. . Dem. major ty, 2,658.
&vent/V.-R. Alonaghan t D.; Washing
ton Townsend, R. Rep. majority, .3,430.
Eighth-4'. Lawrence Getz, D. ; Henry S.
Eckert,_ R. 'Dem. majorityi 0,189. •
• Ninth—No Dem. nomination ; 0. J.
Dickey, R. Rep. majority, 6,023,
Tentft--J. J. Conner, ;H. L. Came, R.
Rep. majority; 215. •
' Fifteenth—D. M. Vcin" Auken, D. ; D.
91 ,tetif :ofus, It. Dem. majority, 0,780.
th—Geo. W. Wobdward, D. • Theo-
doro Strong, R. Dem. majority, 2, 006.
IrMrteenth—Victor E Piolett,D. ; Ulys
ses Mercur, R. Rep. Majori ty , 1.287.
Fintrieenth—Joseph F. Knipe,. D. ; John
B.Tacker, R. Rep, majority, 1,616.
Alleenth—lt. J. Haldeman, ;S. Small,
It. 1)0m. migority, 8841. • •
Sixteenth=-1 0 . W.Kunmol, D . ; .John
na l , It; Rep. majority, 625. , ,
.Sevenfeeniti—John P. Linton, D.; • D. J.
Morrell, It. Itep. majority, 1,810.
Voihteenth—L.' A. Mackey, D.; W. IL
Armstrong, It.. Rep. majority, 2,040. - _
IV:indeenth—lt. Browtl, D,; Glenni W.
Schofield, R.. Rep. majority, 2,620.
TgentiethL:-.R. hi. Defrance, D. ; G. W.
iltep, inbjtirity, 1,884.
TwentyYret—Henry D. Foster, D. ; John
Coved°, U. Reit majority,l24.
Twenty•second—A. turtt„ D.; Jas. S.
Negley, R. 'Rep. majority, 8,005.
Pioenfv-third—lJ. G. Mitchell,' D. ; Dar
win Phelps. It. Rep.,majority, 4,185.
• illeendyloureh— D
D. Crawford, , D. r .1.• B.
Donnelly, Jt. Rep. majority, 1;588.
NIC112171311)1S,
—On Saturday, near Cincinnati, a steam
tug blew up, killing, ono colored than and
wounding two others.
--The bay gelding, John Stewart, of BOR.,
ton, trotted 20 mites in , ono hour, withont
intermission, ut.Now•York, on Tuesday.
—An eaglo at Simmon's Point, Maine,
recently attpoked two lambs but the bird
was trampled and killed by tir old sheep.
Both lambs and the mother ere severely
wounded.
—On Wednesday evening, in Now York,
a daring thief took a box containing $l,OOO
in tinged States bonds from a wagon \ bn•
longing to Adams' Express Company, which
had Stopped for a moment in Broadway.
.Thonlarm Was at once given, bin the thief
escaped with his booty.
. —On Wedneiday afternoon nn unknown,
well-dressed German, throw himself before
a train, near Newark, Now Jersey, and was
cut to pieces.
—The semi•centennary of Odd Fellowship
will bo hold in Philadolphin• ourthe 26th Of
April next. 1 . .
—Last week a nogro girl at Rees' Con
aer,Delaware, poisoned the family of her
employer, Mr. idoffecker, because they re
fused tilpermit her to attend a festival. AU
recovered, and the girl was arrested.
—On Wednesday evening a negro girl in
Kent cOunty, Delaware, attempted to poi.
son the . family of W. Spruance. - She con•
fessell the - crime saying that she did. it at
the instigation ot'a negro men.
--Man fatally stabbed in Oincinnli t
in , Sat
uiday night. Cause— rum and adieul
teaching.
•
—Three persons were killed at a: hospital
in Madison, Wisconsin, by a boiler explo
sion. •
--Thera is trouble among the Catholic
clergy in Chicago, on account of the removal
of Fathers Rollins and Dunn. (
•
—The revolutioo in Spain continues, nud
there is much excitement. The fleet has re
volted against the. Queen.
—The Phila. Evening Star aelcs the City
Troop to, start the fashion of riding veloci
pedes, as less expensive and dungeroy's than
horses.
—The women of Vineland, New Jersey,
dermUld the right of suffrage.
• —The Mexican . General Ampudia is k,ead.
—On last Saturday night a horse be (w
-ing to Mr. David Gardner, of Butler county,
fell into an. unfinished well about twenty feet
deep. Strange to say the horse was taken
.out without receiving any injury,except a few
scratches about the head, which he received
in the descent. The lower part of the well
had caved in,leaving a space of about twelve
feet, which enabled him to move abeut.
—As the funeral procession of;alfrs.Carr
was crossing the Erie Railway, a. i mile west
of Painted Post, New York ! ou Sturday,the
Rochester Express train frightened the hot ,
see of a carriage. Mrs. Drake, a sister of
the deceased, was thrown on the track and,
had both her feet cut off by the locomotive.
A child of the deceased was also, run over
and cut to pieces. ,
THE INDEPENDENT ODDER OF ODD FEL.
Lows:—At the session of the Grand Lodge of
this Society l ,now being held in Baltimore,
the Grand treasurer, in his noun' report,
states that'the receipts for the year amounted
to $50,785 17; total disbursements,' $31,684
35-Meaving a cash balance of $19,100 82.-1,
The groskassets of the Grand Ledge,includ
ing the cash balance, amount to $29,825 82.
The report contains an annual statement of
the Wildey Mcinument fund. The receipts
for the year amounted to $528 11, and the
disbursements s6o,leaving a cash balance of
$466 11.. The gross assets,ineluding the cash
balance and United States 5.20 bonds, form
ing tl}e amount Lto $2,468 11.
'rho statement'in reference to the Southern
relief fund shows that tin) receipts, ko.f
amounted to $14,327, and the disbursements
to. $18;,684 59, leaving iicaih balance of $642
41'. -The' Grand Simon his report,stated that
the nunlber of members received daring the
•past year into the' eMbardinpite lodges ei•
eeedit 40,000,andlhat the finances of the Or
.der-were never in n better condition. ' The
tiOrisurieti-are tinganinted; and the peciee,and
prosperityin the Oider,is the standing word.
, ,
MAJtrt. GESEItAIGt. I)..IC.NYER irS stumpingg
alifornia for Seymour and Blair, General
Keyes was one, of Mr, Lincoln's warmest
partisans,and one of the, oldest Major nun
erallt in' he Army of the Potomac: He
ass% he will vote tta he fought, for flip pre.,
activation of the Union and vOniititutional
liberty.
I "AtAuvigaviressurati.
towOeirT. itarr—No. 111140tv , fittli ti*i,
,occept44 W iatta U. ff l /Iner., Pqrswop
vim onto istOrAPIII next .ApPtl►li Bantai*
wt ~, • „ • ..-...,5e
v[assoeiers .vamonrusski.-tainnikso
• men
orals leR~ % D,W. Collins; Op= trot 0 0 - arto
oealhai eit houses aAd toolMor. - The
toOus to town. • 82154 t
.
IoBll:—A.railir o tedion a ebit to the Wriest
J , beirooket k yesterday. rag skint
ka dollars, The , ader ls.t•taliest to. learS it at
tie EMI 00100, for wpm' MI 101 be suits* ire.
warded, *mance va sake of the most • briritdissu
ain Ms of the Nailll4l owr!ot: ' , ' OW, 2-it.
CITY OF f } tEAPING,
..BaNDS• 2. .
for rale, at a DlAoount, Enciu!ro At . • '
, , FARMERS,'
_NAME:AL BANK,
eept 2541110
A, Pi ExPEßiiingipzo NitaslG
,wlshei an
.a..ormakoluent. 0410 10 '
MRS. PRTERIXAN,
sant 24-3 t. 128 Franklin aired, back.
GRAND OPENING
W. VAN REED'S
926 PENN STREET,
=I
./ • '
Juat received it large kook of •
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
which will bo old at tho
I
• f LO WEST PRICES.
Call tind seo, and jafigo for youroolvos.
;
EMEII
•
1868. VALI. TRADE. - 1868.
•
NEW -YORK MILLINERY,
• - AND
FANCY STORE,
.834 Pions 'STREET,'' .
line opened with tc tarp and well 'elected dock of
FALL 'G 0.0 D S
Its endless variety, compiosing
FRENCH PATTERN Ear MEM
BONNET VELVETS, itt nII Andes,
BONNET SILKS,
HOSIERY;
GLOVES,
RIBBONS,
VELVET RIBBONS.
A larg_o and elegant assortment of Featheri.
French Flowers, Av., &q.
These goods have been bought in Novr YOrk front
first-class importing houses, for cosh, thus enabling
me to soil at a lower figure than any other hem in
this city.
ALEXANDER'S KID GLOVES,
From $1.25 to $1.50 per Pairs
• • M. E, COMM •
eopt 2:3-Ime • • 334 Penn street.
BOOTS AND SIIMS
FUR TILE PEOPLE.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST,-
REINHOLD & SOHOENER
Np. 1. North Sixth,Eltroot,
READING, PA.
ri311113 SUBSURIBERB HAVR JUST ESTAB
JL Who(' a first-class Bootand Shoe-malting estab
lishment and store at the above stated 'place %There
they era ablate accommodate customers with the
beat articles in their lino of business, and at lower
prices than at any other place in the city.
The following lige( prizes Proves fill ,rd say :
Men's ell( boot& , c . fil 1)0 and upwards.
Men's hip boots, •
$3 OV
'
Men's working shoes, 1 60
Men% French calf Congress gaiters, box toes, 300
Men's calf llngress gaiters. ,'1 • 225
Mon's calf //Rimers's, .. 200
Men's kip Balmoral& • 100
Boys' calf Balmbrals. 160
• Boys' kip //althorn's, I 125
Youths' kip Ealmorals, 1 00
Women's lasting high Polish, ; 275
Women's ChngreSs gaiters, ; tO 200
Women's lasting Pain:torsi& ..0 , 190
Women's Morocco Balmoral& . • • 200
Women's Morocco shoes, • • 1 65
,
Women's kid stippeta, _ 65
.
Nish. • -
jiliseirbiaiingliaiii"2
Youths' gaiters from' 15 eta. to N
.
Youths' and boys' shoes from 30 ets..to 00
Also; a largo stock of notion onpand and for
sale. .
The above prices are lower' thans any other
similar place of business in the city.
REPAIRING.
I Particular'attention is paid to all kinds of re
. .
rai r ing.
REINHOLb SdIRENERi
O. 4i NORTH t SIXTH STREET,
(Lam Tail emir noun.)
READING, PA.
sprint-a ' ,
DICTIONARIES. • -
.Websteestrnihridgd, • • '
Webster's Academie, (Rev; Si))
Webster's High Sehooliiker:Bi.) •
Webster's Connixion 130tiottl,
WekiderWritoory, (Row, Ed, )
Reid? English'lnetinam' •
Worcester's Compreb °noire
• ' lEoreesler's Sghool Dictionary q
Adler's Cierinot r eod EnitllaVbieuonalT ,
OrsoMeget's Proilooptiog German Rioragg.
or rale at the 'HAULM BOORS RN,
on2S-tf.
851 94)II13 street , nor olortb• '
#irs#..,a ,tr/gaittliziv4k4r . it? ' • •
_ • - . ,
INII
W. VAN. REED,
8213. PENN STREET.
• '&l4E' o'. .Oltimict4i
w 4,4„i t i iiaatnhlaoa our baste.. iner . s anti f i rt , t ;
*lnOiatkponiiit Oi.,l4;neakpW ,
,ii
14.11\ Alip- VINTE,R DRY
SATURDAY AND MOND2
, . _
When we expect to have op9t . , 0 large old u . nuatiOlY . 'rittrOtivo stook of good&
Our stock of Dross Goods will be. taoro ceniplete.thOtts ot aus time b er i, to.
for ~ Ai - id will" ifipliale till the now 60 haudsouielootis for-which INS soutzen's
ifitvortattonil aro 'alrOailj , hotod, at 4 in qurilit , rogifig. frifia:thevhcapost Do
1431110 t?'tho :104st clegunt- Silk and Okik Eqloti -.;'• , . )
'', . , • .
Our stook of Shawls will be E large - .Knit . vatiod, , awl will ho Aal fifi to contain
ovet7thi og the market; affords, Ilvut , -the , plainest Sluukot to tlaillucettaisley
We will also have retaly Ajar ptittOts : 5 5 •. • • .;i : . • ' 5 . .
. . .
-
• • - CLOAKS:'''FOR - FALL' AND' .WINTER,':(
I .
. i • , • ,
And will be prepared to flirnish. the. »umi fashionabie Cl,"oaks, fl‘onl the chea (
Ost Cloth Sack to tho•most elettant, Silk Velvet 31antle,j,. . • '. • : F)
Also,
about 26, eases of Dombstio Goods, smelt as Flannels, Canton Flai mo k i
Blankets; Itittslins,•Caliedes, Tickinge, ()hocks, fie. Bqying, is irt,\ ' do, t h e ; o,
goods. in large quantities in .Order to supply , -o.nr wholesale as well as rett i i i
trade, we, ,hum to offer oxtra•inducements to enstoram iu this - depaishifent,
Our, Carpet stock will helarge and Well assorted for the Fall Traile, and
; o•
Will .comprise the bbst fnakes . of Finglisli Tapestry, Brussels, best TinleeTtv i
ingrains' Stair and , Entry Carpets; also,also,Mattings; (Al Clet6 \Vhal
Shades, &e, • • , ' , •, .. , .-. KTAN}), tavnumEn.it co:
omit 16-10 t •
o
ANEW'S
•
00110016 I'AX.—Notico t hereby glean. to all
Opersons in arrears for School' fax, that tho du
plicates of tax do real estatt also on rad9s nil oo
oupailanK will pass out o the handl' OE tno sub
soribor after tho first day o Ootobor next, when an
additional Bye p er cqnt.yrill l t bp p,dded.
rlallit JONE S .
, Treisire r /110 d[nift3 ohoal District,
i sl5-2w) (Moo Ne e 11' lt, Sixth stroot; urstitlrs.
PAVING NOT/OE.
TN PURSUANCE OP A, ItitSOLUTION passed
by Counolls, Juno 27,180 K, the owners of real
Estate within the City of Reading. having Palio
ntents in front of their respoctiro properties out ot
repair, are hereby notified and required to ropoir
the slum forthwith; oothorwiso, the nrovisons of
the Ordinance providing for the - construct i on of
sidewalks or footvrays, passed July 21st, 1860,. will
be strictly enforced. By order of the Cotewitteo
on Highways and Paying •
July 15.10tf: 11..•le, II
DWELLING ROME NtANTED.
A 00 T DIVELLINfI 11QUSE ie
,ftwanted within a reftionable distance OfTenn
and Fifth streets. between this time and .tito llrst
of October, by a email family. 'li rift at the Moo
of the DAILY t.:AGLIL
alOtf
TAKE No'nom!
RAEAT 'REDUCTION
on AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND
CLOTHING
f •
GEIGER & BRO.,
431 PENN STREET,
Wo have just received a splendid stock of •the
above
lo abodp rice e, s
I which are now offered at the follow
ingw
,
.Men's ealeboots,. ' • • 114 6
• kip .boots,
,%. 2 25
II retell calf Congress galtbre, 3 00
" working shoos, extra heavy, 112 00 to 260
II
ca ilf baluvals, sowed, , 400
nnvs , • 100
If kip " ' ' 111 60 to - 1 65
Women's lasting, high Polish.,
Congress gaiters, ' ' 150
"- ' lasting_ balmorals (best), z_ • ' 800
LiNlies' balinorats, ', . , - 100
Dora' h PAL
gaiters, . ' 1
0600
Womon's,Moreceo balmorals, Polish, '2OO
shoes, - • • -L- 200
Misses' lasting Polish, . ' 1 75
IV,onien's kid slippers,
glovo kid, Poliph, high booty'
"'almonds, ' .. 82t05 to 825
- • ' ‘
Tho above prieqs tiro as low as nay othor similar
place of business in the city. 1
REPAIRIWO.
. .
,
Particular attention .is paid to all kinds of. re=
pairing,
Wo also kayo on hand a largo and well selected
stook of
FURS, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Remember tho niune anti lumber,
ORIORR & BRO.,
431, — PENN STREET.
aopt 22-if
• . .
Vlij - ANTE.), immediately , an intolligont boy.
TY or two aotivoyoung men; to pm bins. Good
WO zee given. Apply at dila aloe. rept. 22-tf.'
WANTED.—Two mon to' work on coats and
V V NIX girls to work on pinta and vests, at DUCH
*11R0 . 8., No. 513 !limn sta., Reading; it •
A STIftANGIA COW enuie to tho prorniies j of
the subscriber. in Spring township,Wrin
farm) soul° two weeks ngo. fho owner oan Who
her nivaY upon,paying 'expenses find proving pro
perty.' ' ' WILLIAM (1. LASH.
sopt 2240 .
IyMOCRATIO EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE t the Seventh Ward,
The Dentoeratio Esemitivo Committee of the
SeventhiVard, wilt meet at the °Mee of Israel O.
Beek er t No. WO Court street. on Friday, evening,
September L0th.1668, at 7%i:o'clock.,
By order of
ISRAEL O. BECKER,
Chairman)
sea 22-4 t
VIRE I VIIIE 11 , ) FIBIlll t--The Grand '• Gilt
I! drawing of the (lo d Will The i r., ollißentown,
u m
will be drawn See's th e tie eta are Mt sold,.
which will be tea short, time. Ti kets earl be had,
fort) short time. Of B. D. Reichard, Ajt vo eel, Plow
and Harrow Hotel, Strickland ,k Bro., nslitution
House, and Keysloue saloon. . sept 22
In lIEWARIt.
.. .
r OST 9.8. STOLEN, 4 DROWN DOG, tnixed
JIJ Spanish and grey-hound, with four whito feet
and tip of the tuft White, The above reward will
be paid on his return to PETER REINED,
septlW2t* •
, - No. 947 Penn drool.
P . .
H.F.APTOItY foilentrEq; BAl4$ OF
a largo lot of now furnitu r o . and en binetwaste
By virtue of divers 'write of execution, Jesuitic'
out of the Court of'Common Pleas of Berko Coun
ty, tiiii bo sold at public sal ei at_the furniture ira ro
room of Ephraim S. Miller, No. 310 Wait Pim.
street, Itetiding, on Saturday... Abe 26th day of Sept.,.
1868, at 1 0. , clock p :in., a; large and well assorted loe
of superior furniture and cabinet-ware, consisting
of 4 sofas... 9, loungos, 5 Ares/ bureaus, 4 /We
nt', and 1 furuiturtmagoji and so of sears, besides
It ibinet. and cowmen wash-sian E. rocking emirs,'
oureausi• marble-ton : and other tablet, pat rao.tie..
towet ' rae)N, bedsteads. Mattresses, writing den&
wino seat, '
ode tteil. _Me t and eqtantep ehatre.,
breakfast and ex enston table, oraweo, voksi sty
l i
tee4;"werKbetto es and lot ItoOlikand a large lot
of fancy and WA nut coffin/. oolde, other articles
• o numerous tail:Jou. -
Taken into ex Clan and to be sold. without re
serve, as the prop of Vaal. Miller. by
. • * TO AO BART9,.l3heriff....
'), Sheriff's Office; Segt../8, 1 , • W23-3t
DII. SWAIMIBIS ,
ALIrREAIANG OINTMENT, < •
fteiihrige of Wier, Iteb; Balt Abeam Scald
H Obis! Pllte4ll3ll Worms, Yiniplesblotth
to e ectsiOkeifk. BarkiersatekilioetkOhren
1,4554811111/01111, %apes.
FIrTESIDEA
1M
Y• 8
• NEW
GEN. TAYLOR IlOt r lSte I -.• •
' `.841 *irth Eighth. Stroot,
Withih4l Square of the.V.PPer NriO York 14(i.
• .: •
~ .* . „, \
Rif4tDlKo Al,
• • •
J. zi. : sIIAINWIMIR, ProPrketor. '‘..10-314
piPOIiTANT ‘1%.0'.11.C1 !
VIE 0001) WILL FIRE COMPANY)
. . - of ALL:NTOWN, PA, "
borebY Whilltwo to ttio ottittim of Desditt
that, owing to a ConAitlerablc !lumber of lid:dirt
maining • _unsold as well' as coupons unrelurna,
they aro nompollod 'to postuono the •drolo t
until tho VI; of Doonnber. Tiekots can hohad,for
a short time, of E. P. itolohard, Ploutth tat
!Farrow Hotel, ad Strickland. Bro. slO4l
H it A ikitiuAnTioes
Us, Secretary.
CAMPAIGW FOODS
UNION afiIVEIJItY IitANTMA,CTORT
(Neat door to tho Eroninir Dispatch Office.)
• 20;000` Campaign Badgesl
,DEJdOCEATIC AND REPUBLICAN,
Direet from the Et torn end other manufftotorin,
vrhich we can sell at Now York pile% fly dor
sand, hundred or doson, They ere ,
dortmon over offered for into tn the city of link
ins, having over ono hundred different pattc
each as Module, Pins, filoeve Buttons, kitudo,
Good Agents wanted—
.good percentage al
lowed.
. .
Our Retail prices'are titan 10 cents to 94 00, Pc
sons will do•woll to give us a call before pus '
rig elsewhere. ,
SOCIETY RADOS, MARKS AND TIM
' •
of all kinds:l:ado to order t also, jewejry ofdldt
seriptions • fiande and repaired. Watches id
Clobke properly repaired. &it/
•
iipprontkev or imPree l
Fwanted, the riOly York fillineri,EL 4
a, 334 Penii street, Applltgracil 141 Ii sir`f
,
,
Ivr"o'ric itAttpulti.7o.A s)
474 , iivitosiw.-80 - 0,4 olaposi bl rr
eolyed by ti) Committee on City Pr peril f. /
Corporation Of the city of Readhliff theta
of's new engine house, at the Nort -out coral
Eighth stroot and liberty alley. Adroit Ind I
of tho'builtling, with "penifications, eau be tea
thOolee.t , Connell chamber. An d I /
streota. Propooals trill bet received ;Wilt el
ingiloftho 20th of Hoptember;lB6B. BY order"
Committee on City I'roPortY.-
Sont.ls4lt Jl. J . IAUEI, Bidetirf•
W • •
AN le
tat, as miner in ti fiat -class Restaurant ,
/ 14.—An natty' 0 man, with a entP
city. For p rtieulara utiter,rtinmanraAritlingteAbi,
,ti
aug 31-tf , I ,' • . Ileadias F.'
, .
riaksvmiEvirom 43 u a IICIL-171malf
VMeat Cure fur Consuipptioit nod roAf , _,I
fectiops, is prescrlb,ed entl.recomplen(K • 7
siolins all ovot the country,' awl id ri„„,
E1.r.i.... ~.. ALL. OTHER BROOMS'
1 a will oorivluee thi nilt ePr
ttle;, six for to_.__ii i ipt i ir
' r aid by B. 0. VP A . Sri oath.;
stessts,, Flallisid, plilas indlitt Pnigil
. ,
TITY ',ROTE
soviitt • ancorli'
(Ne& Penn
• READIN
1011.01mirge,s modem
A; 14 7 :.Eitye
av" if
sold chap.
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GOODS,
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