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BgAuBTOWNMAIL AND RAW; MB •
Leaves Readlni at a. mufti-weekly. TuulaY.
ib u rnjay and Saturday. MOM tame doe at
62, 01.
it tetveigie following named'Pont . olll44pis
c u m, vouslenville. Adanudown. Boonwarts
tile Reamto W wn. N
T toyHuTO MAIL ANDCOR LINE • •
Ur 1 1 07 0 rtorr it 6 0 0 1 00 I ls. M. LINE
s t pi lug it /0 0 e mica a. in. tutting; ea ea
ae -id ng 0,24 P. ta. .AttlYalt at. jettown at ' 8
n o h It eaves Blountville, nrumfleldvil e.
&Wattle. Yellow Mouse, Rarlpille and BOON
,
t IiiiiIIIILLYI MAIL .AND BTAOR L ' •
Leaves 'the* tt 4 o dodo'. In. airl il es at
R a fts at 10 o'e oak, a. in. iteturn ig, emu
B l ain atj.o'eloo o t ni te arriven at utenborg
i v
n ig p.m. it Santa LAID at. IsOlfer ern, Bern-
TpiLly i rbtult .. Be el, UV! Qua and
d FLIP riSktni ANV i OAARLIIIR
Lawn IR 00 1 i 1 :14. 0
44 ,r s abd Fri
tit l a p ori , .
a57 V4P 4: 444 . AMU!
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Si olp lek, ii.te.• t 'till: ,
xoto tor e,__ *i i ir
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c ri- 41 1 4: tili: it gi ii l i fp f . 4_ 4 1 I t u
2 044
b it .. 1/r Pr. 44 .. gine k _ le 10.1Arip " 411
Yara444,110 1 1 to 0 air tlLm s 1 / 1 147 rove.
Ca r ggiftn i - , g
Linen 140 . 011 1
,W f it iT4 giad .
1 4 1,
s e To r r,.. 6 M CI . ' tilt* l i p 1:: 3
$ ce. pot, p. m. %Il an" b an ripe at 7
0 o oak. p, m. It serves u 1.60. aian /Abut's
/Me.
FADING TO ( 1 . 1 .7811)IA
!iitily by Mold—Leaves &ding IF 6 I. f m.
ie. at 1 .80a.m Sup 11 citatory% ein olds
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ionday, edit •a, an Yrt a at , a. m. Ar
mg R o ir t im i tt I' , , 'f r t.. , u p l• tArni:f iare e t tyagi
a l e
no. ruppliesWa Naas, f i neßook LoaaP:
s at • me, Uwobland, lionville and Wesel - ft - 44''-
land.
RHADING TO ROBESON
Eleml-weeltly by fita „se—Leaves Read ing on Tues
day and Saturday at 7i30 a. an. and arrives at Read
ing at 11 a. m REAPING TO 1108 T
' Seml-wiekly by Plpgra—Leaves Reading
_Tim
clay and Paturdal i at 11110 it M. Arrival at Rea
p/ ORO a. gq..• upplins ddamj nark Lower
eldathati o NO .114.414 berg, Arlak'e Mlllaand
rOll7 TON BA •
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T i r4ltly cag e —barres paesport Taelday,
Th and tram at ISM. A_grivee at Lew'
port at gc. m.. Pupplea mu* wvanaville and
Molitowm v 6 ..•
N_ 'il NTO YIROLNEWILIR
Tri-Tree ..7 0144.-Ageaves Ooxtown Tnnaday.
Thursday and Patti ay at 9 a. m ArilPea at Cox
own at 4 .' Mi linppllol *lrby villa moselem and
Viral
IttiSBURO TO TO#QRBBURG
Ma e, Y Stale— vas ebvertsburgTuea
-11 at, wa# ay an tutu at 1k m. Arrives at
wain IF at 6 P. ;IL OuPpilea Winteraville and
olti • • •
RRADINO.MAILS.
:Eon DAILY.
NOTllorklUteli at 10a: s. andll,9 P. W.
Poe •
1 M at . 1
A, M and M. P. U. •
Philadal , ohiar-Arrivea at 10:30 A. 11. and OP. H. "
;Anuses at Ai W. and 4P, w_ .
Harvimung—A mai stagy a, W I snd C3O P. Y.
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rotW'nur=tiniva a) mw a. at i •gu P. v.
ONO at /0 A. U. an d 6: P. U.
. At.1,11410W)1 AIM aa47011. .
Ant Stl.oo. U. I Oloataiatlo:ooa.v.
agangoww—three times et reek.
Arrives at 61)0 P. 5. I . 010301 at 8:00 A. U.
• 11111111V1Lill. •
ArTIY01111A10;00 A.V. I Closes at 2:00 r. V.
110 T lIRSTOWN . w. ciiiies at 2:30 r. Y.
Arrives at 10:00 A'. j
' , 11.01Apjtavlum—taree Um e A week.
Arrives at 9:00 A. x. • - l 010110 at 2:30 r. V.
_ rxqui—three tlmes a week.
Arriveao7ir. w. 1 Closes at 5:00 A.V.
int PALtr—thre times a week, ,
Ararat 4s 4 4 1 . M. I Close at 9:00 A. M.
9 tlDOLßlßCl—tivice a week.
Anises at A. 41 ., • I Close at W3O x.ll.
' 10alsox—tlee a week,
Affitlii OA MOO A: lit. . I •
_olollp at 7:30 A. U.
SUNDAY 80H9OL
SINGING BOOKS
AT THE
EAGLE BOOK STORE,
No. 851 Penu Street,
Can Be hid—
HAPPY VOICES,
HAPPY VOICES,
TII&NEW GOLD E N -CHAIM
II
THE NEW GOLDEN.bIIATH:
THE SABBATH SCHOOL BELL,
THE 13A13BATrt KHOO, BELL,
Toasther 'Oh a yariety of other Moab( Book
for aolmota. log • may 7if
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olk at homy Ith will i rold
elkso,
VOL. I---No. 248.
PROWENNIONAL:
Das 'a OVIS De , IIIARTU KIM N.'
,A
OFFICE NO RkSirDing.
... 244 If crib Math Streat, Reading, Pa
oet 26.4 me •
wiLita4 11. somenzu,
AIMERMA AND ATTORNA'r ATLAw,
(Mee N.. 15 Cpuirt !Meet; STO4IOE:
•
ban be consulted In English and liernann•
oot.Bl-3m
. '
• . .
ATTORNEY Ar s ZAW. .
MOa o t e '29 NORTH SIXTH RUM READING.
liS.
TOIIX W. 13X0IttiLvATTORNHY AT LAW.
tiO t iee-.-Loeser iltaildhls, (lit nom blob.) No.t
180 title street, Pottsville. IMAM be consulted
0 tiermeri isoituoie. .m 4
,TlirliiiillaL' O. '
i lillOptl i*Alng tIATTORNAIf
tau antagfio; 11 1 . 1! Tint
1 - i
G2OllOll W. Illi.*".` ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, ,
•• READING, PA.
°Tan: N 0.60 Ooart Street. (ab stairs.)
NAGLE; - '
• PHYSICIAN.
(U. S. Pension Surgeon.)
840 Penn etteet;Resditigi Po.
Otilee hours-12M 2p. m. BtoBp. m.
JENNE Ci. HAWLEY, • •
' ATTORNEY AT LAW,
00Ioe, No. 40 (seoond floor,) North Sixth
_Street,
nearly opposite the Court House, Reading. Pa,
LOUIS RICHARDS,
ArronzvEY AT LAW,
Moe, No. mo Court street, over the °Moe of John S.
• Richards: RBq. feb6-
W ILIILIAN 0. HREMSTER, • •
(Organfit of Fire! Reformed Ohara.)
TEACHER OP PIH AMOY.NO 'FORTH, ORGAN AND
A
NA, 223 North Sixth street, Reading, Pa.
N. B.—Planon Tun e. • (June 20-
?DR. E. MOSES,
SURGEON DENTIST,
OFFICE—SIA Penn Street, Reading, Pa.
invitee the nubile to call and examine hie SOW
Wan for extracting teeth without pain. All offer
atone in the erofession neatly, executed ,p 4
charges reasona le.
D R. .
DENTIST,
OKllre—,No 0 North Filth Ste, Hoodlum
(NEXT DOOR TO P. O'REILLY'O SHOE STORE.)
Particular attention paid to outing diseases of
the Mouth and Owns, such as Bourvy, Preternatu
ral Growth ol i gums,- Alveolar Abscesses, disease
or the Alyea proodra. Fistured Palates, and'all
dales ow 16h the width 'and giant • are :nib
.
co.".
Teeth extracted without pain. and inserted on
al ulaterial need by the pyoTession.
Woe h , urs, from': A.. tO 7P. M. • •
1868 FALL. 1868
BUCH f & BROTHER,
have opened a Large and Selected Stock of
NEW GOODS!
At Portico. Row,
NO. 549 PENN STREET,
'.'RfIA,DINO I -PA.
Nr . LEVU Ch' COMIMAtIi Cutter. 'lOl
Their Stock of
•
NEW FALL GOODS!
Were aelected in the City of Now York, and
will be disposed of at prices far be:t—
low those of any other ea•
tabliabment in the
City.
Gentlemen's Clothing mode to order.
boys' Clothing constantly, on baud and
made to order.
The Stock of Furuishing Goods is decidedly
the beat arid moat • extensive in' the .
city. Call, see and Wier,
yourselves.
The Mere fact of having the services, of the cele
brated cntter, Mr. Levi 0. Coleman, is sufficient
anerantee that 11 aarmente will be made up in the
best style and latest fashions. liemember
BUCK & BRO.'S
Headquarters of Fashion
NO. 648 PENN STREET, READING. _
Portico Row.
al4
D AILY FAST FREIGHT LINE
BETWEEN READING AND NEW YORK
MORRIS:AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
Lestes_ u ltesd %at 4 lOW --
Ir l Vrk Yo oltdra
ptio l VV, ' , 0 , 470 r for Read-
N atl . atook e l it t !I :4 ra!
"Ggfi ll iChtiii'o ' n't, U. a; BIM
r - : i s •
.34
Reins
KO 8419* .
. . .
4 6 GOK TUG GOOD THAT LACKS ASSISTANOIN VOA min WRONG THAT NEEDS DZIONTAitille
MI
Rltimio, 1 , 4 , FRIDAY EVENING, NOVFAIIER 6, IB6B,
BOOTS' AND SHOES
FOR TEE PEOPLE.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST!
REINHOLD & SOUOENER
No. 41 North Sixth Streot.
READING, PA.
"VHS SUBSORIIIIIRS 11A1/11 JUST ESTAB
IL Whoa a aret-dass Boot and Shoe -making estab-
HAM ent and store at the above stated place, where
Wtare able to aquo t rodste customers with the
Wt articles 14 thou. Al of business. via at lower
pries' than at au/o eg place in the 0 1 Y.
IThe Poll Upt o .‘. prices proves a ll we ea/ : _
en's boots. S 4 00 and upwards.
:_wo ° % oho* $ l l t i t
'Wows tatroosisss salters. box toes. g9O
ens 0 1 1 1 DPW gaiters.
ell:s monk%
/ 2 4
en ' re p almorals. 180
almorair 1 60
p Balmorals: 1
otqlut' alp Balmonils, ', 10 00 0
Ohne /Vet Polish. 2 i
,
Women't Cb eaters.' to 2
Women's las g Belmont% . - 1
WoMett'Slieroooo .4almorals, ' 2
Ora en's farkx)o shoes. 165
One 's ippon,'
,
~
siting olish. - Mb
on s' gaiters fir , 16 eta. to 415
You ' la rge oys sh notio ns ' 30 eta. to 90
Also. a stock of on hand and for
sale.
The above prices are Nice? than at any other
similar place of business in the oily.
REPAIUINO.
Particular atteitfott la paid to all kinds of re-
Wring.
REINHOTiD & SOMENER;
NO, 41 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
(ABOTI TUB COUBT luaL)
READING, PA.
sprit 11-
A LBEDYLI & OALLati'S
- .
FRENOII eTEDI
SCOURING
AND
'DYEING
. ESTABLISHMENT,
141 Smith Seventh. St., opposh e Depot,
Mice in Reading, Pa, '
•
Offices in Philadelphia, 510 Race "Street 'and 112
South filth Street.
, ,
Eneouraggd by our success onr new method of
scouring and dyeing we have resolved to open
branch office in Itabling, and respectfully call the
attention of the pub to to our above named 'estab
lishment. • - •
By our process and 'newly invented machines''' ,
we are enabled to clean and dye
_woods in a very
materiel. manner, so gel° give perfect satisfaction.
We clean and finish Ladies', Gents' end Child..
ren's garments without taking them apart or inju
ring them in the least, whether the colors are
termitic+ or not. •t
Our dyeing is done finished thery best Manner, and
the goods in all eases off In superior style.
Kid Gloves, Ostrich Feathers, Amu cleaned at
short notice. sept 29.3m0
TAKE NOTICE! .
GREAT REDUCTION
IEI
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND
CLOTHING 1
GEIGER & BRO.,
431 . PENN STREET,
We hive just received a splendid stock
follow
above goods. which ate now offered at the
ing low Prices: '
. i
Men's ca lf boots,.
I $4 00
ib bouts, ' 2 25
.. French calf Congress gaiters, 3 00.
Working ehoes, extra heavy, 12 00 to 260
calf balmorals, sewed, • 4 00
Boys" - 1 60
" kip " 11 50 tot 65
W:imen's lasting, high Polish, 1
00
1 Congress gaiters,
~ lasting balmorals (best). 3 00
Ladies' balmorals, • 1 00
". gaiters. - 100
50
Women's' a, _
itopcco balmorals, Polish, 2 00
shoes. 2 00
ifisses' lasting Polish, 1 75
o 'a kid slippers, 85
V " men ' glove kid. Polish. high heel
balmorals, s2 05 to 3 zs
•
The above prices are as low as any other similar
place of business in tike ells.
REPAIRING.
Particular attention is paid to all kinds of re
pairing •
We aiso have on hand,a large and well selected
stook o
yURS, TRUNKS, VALISES; Ico.
Remember the name and number,
1 t BRO. ) •
• t.l'
sap! 431 PRIMMERET.
WHERE TO 4:1,/ET IT!
717 If 721 Pan Sired, //Wing, Pa.
F UsR N T E
IN ALL STIVAN AND NALTIRIALIL,
?elant i AtikE r t e ngaS i tuth i gt o r t r e a r tethoit
Eliglia P t i tigt!Mit3ll.lt a t i A l it'itifil 44l,4 H
CARPETINUf3, MATTINOB AND
•
0/LOLOTHS,
MO lt t e i r g ;i IY e
Pl!' , l " 1 4 4.
teenindii~i . ;4AOQI . IS;
fe - 7/7 40/311(71144;
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
TEI following tablitOws the time on which all
Painting's trains, onthe different Railroads, sabre
and depart from this chit • ,
. naraat—yost rinaanatrat.t.
taikilectans,, *llia 5 i tat10n5.,..,...... 7:30 a. fa.
10:35
Pa d ylu i TiVik i rtti l t :gtZens.. . i 110
Kupress t ptinolpiU 4lslHOna--. ; aal p..p.
way mut mail. all stations. OW
1011 POTTATILLN.
Ashland. Tamaqint, &0., and W. statloas, 100 - a. in.
Phttaville ap4 all *aviation's' - p..... 6; 50 . INF
Pottsville. Ashland, wartotena. &a 6:10
Toll wiluilanUiul AND Tun was?,
Express. Lebagon, liarrtsburg ens west, it) a.m.
tb u c l om„,•llarrishurg and all way stations 7: 5
all,fflarriebutrnd principal stations, 1 0 . "
laAbariOn. arrisburg and lb, west, I:50 p. m.
Way, Harrisburg and alt way station*.... 6:05 " -
Express. Leb.,llarrisburg and the west, 10:10 "
MimsH
from arrisburg at4:49. 7:06.100 is. m.and
4:10,0:25.11:40 p. in. •
rog waW iota
Andsrinotpal wal stations • ' 4:4 a. .F.:
/or New York an prinCipal Way stations'. 7:
For an 411 way Itatlons 10: s'
For " " 4I 46 .
1:20 40p. za
/ .
p.
For " and prinoipalway stens. 11:40 'p.
Aattiva from New York at 1:00. 0:00a. in. and MO.
6:00.10:10 p. In. .- • .
. • .
READING AND
•
ON, AND AFTER'
'WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28d,,1808.'
r
Passenger Trains will run on this Road, u
foilowat
Leave Lancaster and Columbia at 8 00 A, M.
" 1 Lancaster 300 P. M.
"Columbia • 300 P. 31.
Arrive at Reading 1020• A. M.
01 I. 6 30 P. M.
RETURNING : •
Leay.e Rea d ing at , ' 700 A. E.
920
ArriTe at Tr
. eastet ' I 'A : , M. .
°inlets at 916
Columbia and Lancaster at tC3O P. M.
Tralns‘Nos. 2 and 4 make close tonne,' at
Raiding with Trains North and Boa.th, on P ita.
end Ryding_Rallroid, and Weston Lebanon al
, ley Ro d. No: 2 also makes close connection with
Train or New York,
• Tickets can be obtained at the OMces of the
.New Jersey Central Railroad, foot , of Liberty Bk.,
Now _York. and Phlla i aadlileading*Railroad,l3th
anlUallOwbill SW, Philadra.
T rough 'Nickels to New ork and Phlindel
sot at • all the Prlnollial tatlons, end Benue
Qheoked Through.
Truffle Ate to by P. & R. R. Time,' vibloh tell)
minutes faster than Pennsß. P
R. ve n Time. .• ,
tIEO. Or%
Botendent.
E.P. Kazuo, Gen't Yd. and Ticket gt. . • 01 1),
Bast Pennsylvania , Railroad,
IaI3ISIER AIkItANGEMENT a COMMENCING
Wedneedu. May 20th, 1868.' `, '
SIX TRAIN DA lIIW yoftr. WITH
OUT ANSI 0 OARS t
On and after 1, ednesday, ay 311411, 1.11611, two
rusenger Trains will leave Reading chilly, (except
Sundays,) for Allentown and way stations, at 10.11)
A. M, and 4.20 P. M., stopping at all the way a
Was between Readin and New Yo' E011414)11
'also cr. connections or such Chun and reit.
140 p is vis Lehlglt lly R. R., au arrive at
IfeW ork at MO anal . r. se.
Pour (4) through xpres,. Trains will leave
Reading dallyroept 1110,4 ) for New York
smith* Baits saving e ing at 4.44 and 7.00
A,_ll. and at 2. audit ,N,
Thqts Trains run through• from Pittsburgh to
Wow York, withouteh of ears. s Stoppipj only
it liyour, Allentown, thiehent 4,4 2o •
.11sit
Oh Sommerville, Pl ainfi eld Mt •Nilia ibe
No 'sni at No York at 1040 A, ~.12 ,00J11., .x 0
R. .ands. A. hf, V
The 4.44 A. train will,ilot Awe Re slag on
Mondays. 'I 0'7.06 A. 51, rand' 1,40• P. M. trains
run daily, Sundays included. , I ,
Trains leave New York, (pot s of Liberty street
daily, (entr e Sundays) at 9.00 A. id., p • noon, 5, 8
and 8,20 P. . and • arrite at Rstulint i t 1.50, 6.00
and 10.10 P ~ and at 1.00 and 2,5_2 A . ~ ,
The B.OOP. M. train from NewYorli eavesdaily,
Sundays included. '
A Sunday Rzoundop_Train will leave Reading
every Sunday at 8 A. M., stopping, at all stations
and intermediate points. Arrive at' Allentown,
P'.lo A. M. Returning; leave Allentown, it 4.00
P. M. Arrive at Reading at 6 P, l •
Passengers are requested to puroliase tickets be.
fore entering the cars, as 25 cents extra will be
charged and collected on the train from all who
pay ne 24
the fare to the Conductor.TOLT
Ju= O. SZ, Eng. and Supt.
Thiladelphia 86 Reading Railroads
• (Reviled.) .
ItGLUING, AUGUST 6m 1868.
britARRANGEMENT OP PASSENGERsik Ats.gt l ie
Five Trainsewntokhlladelphla.
passing Read
ing at 750, 1035. and'll 30 a. in., and 425 and 630
pUp m.
to Pottsville; at 10 40 a. m., and 6 50 and AOO
p. m.
lains West to Lebanon and Harrisburg/ .
Western . T oss from. New York, at 1 10 a. IN
and 160 and 1 10 p,
Harrisburg ecommodatiOn Train at 715 a.
and mail trains
the down t r ains_d 605 p. zn.
On Sundays,
940 a. in. and 425 p.in„ and up trains at .10 50 a.
in. and 5 57 p. m.
The 425 p. in. down, and 10 50 a. m. nO trains
run only between Philadelphia and li v elAig.
Up trains leave Philadelphia fin' g, Har
risburg and Pottsville, at 780 and 8 is. tn., 12 45
noon; and 830 p. in. and lb. p. m., for Reading
only. The 816 a. in. trains connect with trains for
Tamaqua, Williamsport, Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara
• •
and Canada:
The 816 a. in: and 830 p. in, up from Phil.
adelphia. and 1035 a. M. and 425 p. tra ns
M. down trains
stop only atprincipal stations, below Reading.
Reading Accommodatinn Train • leaves Reading
at 7 30 a. zn., returning leaves Philadelphia at 615
p.m.
Pottstown Accommodation Train leaves Potts
town at 6 45 a. m., returning , leaves Philadelphia
at 430 p t rn.
The Western Express Trains donned at Harris
b_nrg with express trains on the Pennsylvania It.
R for Baltimore Pittsburgh. and all points westi
Pd the 10 45 mail train connects tit Harrisburg fork
ittsburgh, Lancaster,Ohambettimpl. Sunbury,
Scranton, Pittston, ' Wilkosbarre. Williamsport,
Look Haven_ L Eimirs and the Canadas.
Passenger Trains leave Upper Deppt at 7.00 a. tzt
Oo ,
andlambia 615 p. for Ephrata, Litt'. Lanctuster
_.
Through First-clas s y Coupon tickets and Rini.
grants' tioketkat reced fares, to all the principal
points in the North_ o _est and the Canadtay. • .
COMMUTATION TICKETS,
With 26 COGDOGY. at 26 per cent. 'discount between
any points desired. •
MILEAGE TICKETS,.
Good for 2000 miles between all points, at $25.60 fa.'
families and business firms. •
SEASON TICKETS,
Good for the holder only, for 3,0,9 and 12 mon'hs,
between all points at reduced fares. School season
tickets at one-third less than the above. ..
Wir Passengers wilt take the Sxpress Trains
west at the Upker Depot, and all other trains at the
Lower or Old .depot.
100 pounds of baggage allowed each passenger.
Passengers are requested to purchase their tickets
lirentering the ears, as higher faro , aro °hog.
If p aid in the ears.
oureion Tititaa good for one day, by 780 a:
Acoommodation Train to Pbiladelpbia and return.
at 66 each.
A.I4ILOOLLS. Gen'l. Sup%
•
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FRAoO:OK dt ORM.
Corner Second and ilyinkjin 'Struts, •
Ur ) coXistaPP 7 014 *4 and fell strew:Ai.
p cu. •
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BUMP. ABOHEN. BOG. & Sim OOAT.. iiruT•
OUESTNITT&ND BITUMINOUS COAT,.
I
UMB PIg;AND,
Bppam . „
LAlNP;Mra'4l . elWeiiiiioriatini of ato sosr of:
Taira orris PO 001 l
.
CARPETS! 0 4 1Bwrsi
. • R. H. MARKLEY'I
No. 118 Plum tiree4 below ,flankli“,.befreiti
. 'Sixth and &with streets . •
tfUlly Inform the citizens of Read lei and
Voila y. that they are manufaeturlAhe hest
Ingrain. all•woot Carpets. ever °fe n In this city,
Lar patte rn s and kolors. Whet egad retail
at ix York Moe& • .
o irivite the publio to examine our good, before
purchasint elsewhere. endue. 25 per cent. But
outofHrslpandaMndaee 13 011.67 A
oat 18-luto , 24IARKLRY 1t 00. -
KRYDER & 00. )
. Manufacturers of' .
DR. STOWEIL'§ - 1 :'
Oelebrated Tonic Kerb. Bitters.
Importers of . ,
WINES AND LIQUORS,: •
Also Sole Agents UNRIVA Raab ET&
WHISIISB. . •
Thi44l 40t;
PIM4DHLPWA.
For sale at the R 144 llookitore. ' •
suit).
FREDERICK IV. LAUER,
e. , OLD JAIL,"
• -
Owner MA and Wathington rireett. Reading.. Pa.
Sole Agent for Berke and Lebanon countlta, for the
celebrated •
SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY.
The most •tellable and durable' Boalesevor placed
before the publiq.
Call and eee them betote putobasinc elteirbatt.
Superior indulzeptenje onered bl9lrilp, ,
A tot Oree 4 lolidenina
PLAT'FORM SCALES
on band and for We cheap. teept 4 4 •
'itrivtuirori Tina
V a diti t ior t kitt
leo me
• 4 ee t sl
BROBBandliATl ll . Bap s an : 116 , 1 / 1 1 . /
ont9-3moood L. LIOHTIVERN.
. CITY.:•IT TEL;'
SOUTH SIXT STREET',
(Near Pe • . -
READIt OVL.. -
•
*Charges ulderate.
"A. tr. spriOmor. tiostrietim •
6 -
STOVES ? RATsTGAt, 11EhpapIttil :
WILLIAM IMIDEGAM .
,
No. 242 Penn - St., Reading.
The - - tindqrstigned iespeitthlly Invites public)
attention to to t►errly 'invented lteotpr, named
the - i .
KEYSTONE ItEATER !
BEST HEATER EVER INTRODUCED.
THREE NIXES. .
It burp lees coal. makes more heat. tithes npless
ioom, and give. better ostler ltil t th w illt 4MY almi
lar idvention ever introdn e public.
The advantage Of thief ripe ov, Oitinit **Pare.'
1
tag will be Rill? isplain br it prietor, who
gneranteee that e will e able to, satisfy all who'
eye hinl a cent otitis ittPerier to any 0)e inyen.
tea, The adyalitesplt are ,e4k alinifsda..tna co
bat* oomprenendeo. that it nasal only to scion
to convince the mo.t kepttolao In. proof of thle
be reegotthilY referd t h e public, by permission to
the fo wing named Forgone wlto are now using
those eaten]:
'• ORO. R. BRILL, Able. : .7. rerixact. -
O. D. Goma% ' LI, it ..
O. A. nortott.e, KEW Ilititelf. •
Joni( WlCruoirr. . By MILT. '
It itURIZO ADAMS , • • ll 11111111..
JACOB ,KA i AB, Blandon.
Orphans', , ome,,lVomeladorf.
1 Re OPP invites opeeiii attention to the -
' ;BEAUIT: . RANGE • '
,Whloll 3 liiii ii► improved. enpeor . Una. for.
Walling ip ~i► nd for which hp is the Sole Agent. In
ila • lay.. Thlikittnv i cal B bgeen operiti?n
E lt
111111 1Pr e o ggil it g a ll aireeeatio.v e Pe nn
t u a r t ir L i iid a :t ot l i t ie l ;
places.
• Particular attention paid to
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TIN ROOFING AND lIPOUTING,
AND
• Plastio Slate Roofing.
. .
He emplOya none but ABM!.
orders promptly executed, an warrant i Ye
aattafactiun. W. BRID
may 22 N 212 Penn
CHRISTIAN RITTER%
GENUINE BLOOD PITRIFIBB,
, •
• \
'Nov node* to Immo of " /MDT/3103. 4 TV
VILIE i' a. talus le article: for sale at. the s"
kitore. : s1p~•,
noiginoeoi
R Et E ' 8
COMPOBI'IION PAVEMENT
AND FLOODENCI.
.
PelteZred il ; the ler 113 rent
mes end firm modiste rs,wirainiW
fud imperjouil to wigq ! andpc•tsFeem bps4aer
sisscorioete, ‘t , - - :• , - .' " , L,
1 AU Well PrOMso7.. 44,04 ed , WO*
snarant . aed to itirl istinseuon. Ar •' • .
Inile 18-- ,• ' ' 0 0 . 2 ; bri our ilt
toog
• The 01001,bhiect in the ,
whole 144414 I.4 l 4l,lok:krit* . to exhibit
&attires similar tit, 001.'41:4,04 own earth;
and the .actimultited explorations and -
moles of . aatrorteureis during the last two •
bunt*Mams bkve the cunatruo.
tioa of s globe representing the olitqurtOria•
ties, of this planet , at tiatt?ribmers believe
Vieth to Wet,
' At s reetriViiittting 'tot the Astronomical
Society of England's globe of Mara Was ox•
hibited, on which lads arid seas_wore
do
ptated as upon an ordinary terrestrial globe. ,
Ily i Lfat the levier. part bf theio lands and
se weio welbknown entities,
respecting which no more doubt is felt among
astronomers than is feltrby geographers eon
corning .the oceans„and continents . of our
own globe. To the lands and 804 S dovelopoil
in the planet are applied the names of these
astronomers whose .restarohes have added
to oar knowledge on the subject.
Each pole. of Mars, it teems, is cappettomal
with iqe, which mules in extent according to
the progress ot the mouton& Around cult
cap there, is A polar sea l the tiortikeril tea
being termed tin) Schtoter Sea theorith.
em Phillips Bea. • The equatorial reglimi of
Mara are mainly occupied by extensive eons
tinents, four in number and' named Dawes
Continent,. ktadler 990111044 8 9 echi,Cou• •
tinont, and Morphs' L continent. '
One date uthst'lllngutir Natures of Mors
is the p • ieraleriee tflOng and winding inlets
and bottle , neobetseii; , :nose features aro
wholly diiiitibtOttranion our' earth,
'example, Higglni Inlet„ is 4 long forked
stream, extending for about three thousand
miles. ' Basel Inlet' la nearly rid long, and
Natnnyth Inlet still inore 'remarkable in it t '
form. On' our mirth rho ticians 'aro three
timeil . B,B extensive, as the pontinents, , On
Mars a very did' rcpt sorrsegetseAt prevails!
In the first place
,there it little dispnrits
betieen the extent lof the oceans and con ti.
vents, and then ' , these ate mi l ted bp in a
.11141it' compleX manner: traveller by
either loci or water vont& almosi over,
quarter,of,tte planet 'withoutl leaving tbo
went in !hi& he began his jeurlleyinis. If
hu choose to, go by *water he 'iould journey ,
for upwarils•of 80 1 - 000 milei t 'alwaye in.tight
of land, generally with land in view on both
sides, in such intricate labyrinthine fashion
are the lands and seas of Mars intertwined.
ME
\The man Who standi upon his own noil,
who feels that by ibe itiviof the land in which
Invlives—by the laws otolVilized nations—.
he litho rightful and exclusive owner of the
'and la t hy thooonstitation of natut.c,
tinder ai wholesome 'influence not, easily int • ,
hibed front any Other' sourio. feels,cty.
er things luting equal, 'Mora strongly- then
hibotheir the : ottarakter k man as the I tir
Of.an. animpto world. Of Oda grout and won?.
Sheol sphere ;410, fashioned ; , by the howl
Of god, and upheld by
through the heavens, a part in his—his' frotit
the'contre to the Sky. is the 'spec° on
Which the generation before moved its romp
Of duties and ho feels ' connected
a link with those who follow, and to , whom
ho is to transmit a hoine. •
PerhaPs his (anti bas come down to hint
from his fathers. They have gone to.their
last home; but he cad trace their lootstem
fiver the scenes of his daily labors.. Tito
roof which shelters him was reared, by these .
to whom he owes his being. florae interest
leg domestic tradition is connected with
every enelositre. The favorite fruit wn*
planted by his father's hahl. Ho sported in
boyhood beside the brook which still winds
through the meadow, The p lies the path
to the village of earlWr days. Ito still hears
from the window_llW-voice of the - Sabbath
boll which called Iths, father to the holi q o uP
00; and near at hand is thp.sPot whorl) his
parents laid down to rest l l and whore, 14hott
his time has dome, he shall be laid by his
children. These; aro the feelings of the own ,
Or of the soil; Word's cannot paint them ;
they out of rho deepest fountainsif the
heart;,they . are the life spring 'of a fresh,
healthy and generous national 'character. '
•
*Ho liironme.--k. Minn;9f,' the :Imperial .
Mine of Gold Mil l lififittlai lePlifthelt in n
pipet! of that locality the .(oilloWing iat
story. Ire says: It is not geneOly hn ewe •
except hi mining localities, that rata .
Ithe mines, but 'such, }letterer, Its the fact. •
Front the top' ground down to, the lot,vel t t
levels they are, to, be found la our mines, ,
bonne time . since the Imperial company, Anil'
peel Wor k at the lowest.letrol for several daya
to repair the shalt just above Alter
quitting work the - carman,' who was first to .
gO below, went down. to rnit outthe ore from
the chutes, • and ,as soon as the rata. heard..
the,' old familiar • sound Of 'tlio efir .rma,
hling along the track, , they rushed ' out
(rent behind the timbers to ' welcome the
presence of .a Mai once". more: They ran
up to the cornett in .quads, climbed all over
him, then down tothe station , floor, again,
and scampered and • gamboled around in ec- -
Ogles of unmistakable'When; he •
staried for the 'chilli again with the ear,theY
ran following and Playing; atoned hilt, and' ,
When he.bad filled his CO: with
,ore and start,
I ,
1111101.—Leidlee
lould_vdl §t th e
1 14 1 114 Y d a trr ore
I 0011bi L p i l
.11eLS. 00,
t fad
►ldat emall pro!
itrag
Is op band.
; order, idtored
T:: Licarrernat.. •
•
ta, book :again for ; tbe, tbe shaft ; they (the rats)
. ilprang upon the car and tan all.over
jumped: and leaped as if ftlid. carman
eat downia moment to ,what;,thel i would
O
f :wen , they . dled iiOnrid and
Rio over Mtn without the t ilighteitfear; and
without offering to ifeAidv not'
tort any of thetiip is he ink% if AO could ;
live in snob a place be,felt tioty,lao‘lod to
let thepl littirp the 'lreodont,Of the
—A man WAB int/tiered, in Boston ,ono:f,'
Pied in 1864, and Detective •IfeDonald ling •
erg singe been afterthvmutAefore, , •Reapit,
the arretl.4 Baltimate, Friday, of Liquen
sint Wilr.4.;Fulton, who was ht tlid time of
the tdity at. the rie,aqh,Areet bar. •
raiki ftr - •
A weri,virtru& e*CTVR®.
=MI
ME!
Thi