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I.l)Atur &Aux bo timisbod,
sae !, eteteAtiOntim
st s'yeit o or *um a ,
_ _ _lr In t o Ile pate. A
dednetlon beim i h ip au erten or mor. elm
teribero. T . tpronat all letien should be
addreped ' tiIADINa AILT UGLY.
6 WrritdialL
e. acsizari„,
BOUTS.ANP SINES
FORME PEOPLE.
THE DEBT AND CHEAPEST!
REINHOLD & SOHOENER
Ito. 41 North Birth Btroot,
- READING, PA.
tell SUBSOBIBBIU3 UM JUST BI3TAB-
Ibbed a lint-ohms Boot padlihoo-making utak
-1 head and store at the above stated place, where
they are able to auommodato customers with the'
b ef t /nide' in their Bne of busbioss, and at lower
prioes than at any Other plum in the city.
The following list of Prices proves all we say t
eens : i s k ra ip ll b bo oo o ta ts . . , . . 114 00 and upw
wb
1 , II
We orking ' ooth
/ . 1
ea's French eagOongrese &attires box toes. • 4 90
Men's Celt Qongrese gotten. 225
yen's oil I Hal MOrals. l
23
Men'. 1 1 11! Balm rats, i
Boys. r Dal Morals. 100
Boys'kip Baluterale,' . ' 125
youths' kip BalagoT. . 100
Women's lasting tits polish. • 276
Women's Onpeifit ten. 1 . to ?50
Women's lastingili lmorals • " ,
ro t :ul n a :s e i t
Porrroc:, tr ail ' 2 11
FsiTool Id slippeys. . 66
ea' I Wing Polish. ' 145
oaths' gaiters from 15 eta to 76
Youths and boys' shout from 50 dd. to 26
Ale% a large stock of notions on hand and fooe
age.
llll . ar a t l ea v e: of business in to
rt l y " et, any other
REPAIRING.
Partieslar attention h paid to all kinds of re
pairing.
REINHOLD & SOFICENER;
NO. 41 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
(ANTI 7N111001,1111 ROV9111)
HEADING ) PA.
ajallll- • ,
A LBEDYLL & CALLIN'S
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SCOURING
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AND ' ~
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DYEING
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•• ~. , •
PARTABLI.SIIMITNT,
1 .
11l - Mouth lieveisth 10R, opposite Depot.
;thief tO iteialoi, Pol. :
• . , N.,..
Offices in Phlladelidtle, 610 Dace llgtreet. and 132
South llth Street.
.
ilaeouftstaMF ou r s ucces sc In our new method of
'Outing and dylt i p_we hays resolved to op_eu a
branch offloplikite Ing, and respectfully call the
r nt e i rM l49.o 10 to our above tinned estab
y our pmftes, and, limit leventod.mschlnevrV
we axl OM_
_AM to clean and dye joode.to
_a very
Inirnot =DM lIFI ve. IMMO satisitet on.
e clean as on lea ite' and Oh Id
roes eitrmeuts tit out ini em apart or Wu
ries in tnem la Mae hots w he ther the, colors are
E tiiiileti done In tio tiry best 'manner, and
the a n • eases n n site off In superior style,
i ft loves, Ottrion est ere, &e., armed at
short notice . sept 26-3 mo.
SUNpO : 1344190 L
SINGING BOOKS
AT THE
ill
EAGLE BOOt STORE,
No. 851 Penn Alreet.
Can be ded
NAPPY 'VOICES,
HAPPY VOICES,.
THE NEW GOLDEN CHAIN.•
THE owing,
WO SABBATH SOHOOL BELL,
TRH IIkBHATEI SettOOt BELT
IMO
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rof,Mthtaitets of other itaglog Book
( s ) * may 77 B ook
=MEI
NEl ft sa a TSP A pmts...n=
onts a;c7aCerileiro told
P. •
1 . 011, I—No, 244 i
D R. LOUIS De 11/!RTIIII KUHN.
.•• • OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
11.;1144114141i Ninth Streid.lteadhar t Da.
oot *lmo*
WILLIAM B. 1101111121E1t. •
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A4RENMAN AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Odlee 216. 615' Omit Creel., Beading.
Can be consulted in English and German. •
0ct.31-3m
REMY M. 14E1114
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
02foe, 29 NORTH SIXTH STREET. READING.
Oot t 3.
FIN W. ATTORNBY .14. W.
se—liortier ilantneAlst floor, baok.) Re,
Otte street Pottinglle. ISS.Osin be °welted
n sierman lantaaao. - marl
o..vmouwat t _ATTOßNMf
AND 00IJNfINLLSIN 'AT LAW. Offloo
Oourt wear uLIak3NIIADINO. Pa. I/214
G goitenev.nhys, • • .
ATTOTiNEY AT LAW,
• REs.bpsra, PA.
Otivioss N0,(541 Court Street. (up stair.)
H.
NAque,
PILYSIOIAN,
(U. S. Partition Surgeon.)
s42_ Penn Street, Reading, Pa.
Wage bouts ' -12 to 2p.m.8t0 8 p. m.
J ESSE G. HAWLEY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Offlee,,No. 40 (seeorl floor,) North With Street,
nearly opposite the Court House, Reading, Pa,
Jan. 28-
LOWS RICHAIRMS,
ArronNEy AT LAW, •
Moo; N 0.630 Court street, over the ogles ofJohnt3.
-}Collards. Nee. . febo
W/11.141A1N1 A. 11 . 1110W8TER,
(Organist sit Reformed Ohnrek.)
.111AORTIR OF Pitt i a l la&Tß, ORGAN AND
No 3 No 22 Reading, Pa
titaie
20.
D IE. E. MOSER,
SURGEON D,ENTIST i * •
owl/Rs—up Pepsi Strout, Reatilnig, Pa.
Invites the public to call and examine his new
plan for extracting teeth without pain. All open
ations in the, profession Jteatly executed and
charges reasonable. at_o2lS
D n. A. FILEMR, •
•DEisiTIST I • i •
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Illiflea-rNo 6 North Fifth Inf o Beading,
Nair DOOR TO P. O'RRILLY% RROR STORE.)
POrthular attention paid to curing diseases of
the Mouth sad aurae, euch as 13eu ivy. Preternatu
ral growth clausal. • Alveolar Abscesses , disease
of the Alveolar Noose. Planted Palates, and all,
diseases tOmbleh the . month and gums are 'sub
,le° :;th ext:tot7w:boilt vile. and inserted on
'al material need by the PrOfelg011 & _
Mee brim. horn 7 A.ii. to 7 P. M.
--:._-_-1
1868 .FALL. 1868
BUCH & BROTHER,
Have opened a Large . and Selected Stock of
1- •
ifir Luz 0. CCiLEMAN I Cutter. liM
NEW FALL GOODS!
Were selected in the City of New York, and
will be dispoied of at pricea far be.
low those of any other es
tablishment in the
City. - •
Gentlemeis Clothing +=tato order.
Boys' Clothing constantly on hand and
made tojorder.— _
The Stock of Furnishing Goods' is decidedly
the best and most extensiVe in the
city. Call; see and satisfy
yourselves.
•
The mere het of having the services of the cele
brated cutter, Mr. Levi 0. Coleman, is sutlielent
guarantee that all garMents will be made uP la the
best style and latest fashions. Remember
BITCH & BRQ:S
Headquarters of Fashion !
NO. 543 PENN STREET, READING.
,Portico Row,
el 4
ME
DAILY•FAST FREIGHT .LINE
:BR,TWER s g READING 4.ND NEW YORK
MORMS AND FEI.SR.X ,. RAILROAD.
~
El
it , " &outing at 4p. m and Now -York at &St
trid.-. hoods' , shipped for liar -York at heading
eight Regal, before S o'4, ook ra il ' or for -
Eat footor Haroloy 'drool, • NOW NOTir be re 1
o'doak tipt.i tballettrerod at eithor4LtuAnt Lk.
out twt weak_ • • •—• li , llA •
000. rolabt Agent. M. & It. R., Ilobokon.
-. • • IL .T. WOE
• • Laial itioat. M.E. a. a., aes4a4r.
teptt 4 mos
-
PROWEIIINIONAL.
NEW GOODS!
,At Portico Row,
NO. 843 PENN STREET,
READING, PA.-
Their Stock of
MI
41POR THU HOOD THAT LAVIN AIIIHSTAAVH I 11/H,THEi IfIONQ TIIAT HEEDS HHAISTANCE. to
SEAR % PA., SATURDAY ; EVENING ; NOVEMBM7, 1868.
EH
t
INH I INK 1 ! INK 1,1
LAUGHLIN & BUSHFIELD'B
ch;lebrateil;Olitplioal Writing Fluid,
In Quart, Plot aid smaller bottles.
For gale cheap. at the EAGLE BOOR STORE.
D R. SWAYNWA
ALL•HEALING OINTMENT,
For the cure of Totter, Itch, Salt Rheum, Scald
Ifeatl,ltoltingPilee,Ring Worme,simplea,DlotehoP,
Defects in the Skin, Darberejtob, Ulcerp, Chronic
Erysipelas of the Face, &o. /or pale at the - •
"EAQLE" BOOKSTORE,
JOHN FOLEY% '
For tale at the "BAOLNIBOONSTORR, No
351 Penn Street, near Fourth. Jan. 28
BOOKSELLERS
'351 Penn Street,
DR. , EUGENE sow:mitts% •
CELEBRATED SWEDISH BITTERS
Care with certainty all chronlo derangements of
they 44: Stomach and Kidneys. is the most lirr
oral onto of the Dige s tive ,_Mueoubir and er
Too and the most uellable Dream) re
ill kinds of Ferer, Dysentery. and Übe
giiiiDlseasig; especially against Molars. Typhoid
and Yellow Fever. Prlec7s tents a bottle. Six
for $4. For sale at the "Eagle"
lirripliJk 450.
• 651 4ran Street.
HELLER'S •
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0011POSrl'IONPAVENDIT
AN"), }140011110110:: . '
pins
u PAVEMHST ARD FLOOfinia Is *ot
1 kacryledsotil ,to. be the best in pre. It be=
co me hand fkin
immediately. b dry. durable.
ud 1 : 1 "% °, !!t ° !""t et iO n . d u. ° %.!Nelted Or eithee
a
• t 11 . 02 !' •
--AII9TIAM 14010 attended to. !it worn
'cuaranteed to give . n Apo
_ D. V.
June 18- No. 27._130u FotAlt.
Just, riceived a lame lota
t
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961 PENN STREET.
04LRBRATBD
GOLD PDINII.
RITTER & CO„
AND
.iTATIONERS,
I-
ESE
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CARPETS!' CARPETS!
D. U. HA:OXLEY &
No. 118 Plum Wed; bilotnl nklin, belyeen
Sixtls and Roma aired's,
• Respectfully infOrm the ()likens of Reading and
violnity..that they are manufacturing the very beat
'attain. all-wool Carpets. ever offered in this city.
Latest patterns and cetera: Wholesale and , retell
at New York_prices.
We invite the nubile to examine our goods before
purchasing elsewhere. andsave 25 per cent, Buy
out of first hands and save money
oat IS-lmo B. U. DIAitKLEY & CO.
KRYDER dr, CO.,
DR. EIVEITtR'S
Oelebraed Toni() Herb Bittera.
•
WINES AND LIQUOIIO.
Also 8010 Agenis for DAILFO UN*ALLID Riyi
No. 121 Nerth Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
For sale at the Rash) neeheiere.
LET FACTS BE KNOWN
.PAR AND WIDE!
Thnt the best place to buy
READY . MADE CLOTHING
• :
For mon and boys, or get them made to order, is tho
place popularised, by go o 4 goods, fine 4tyles an 4.
low Prices, and patintilled by immense throngs of
people, to whom
•
JAMES
lON .& C 0.,.
CORNER SIXTH !AND ,'PENN STREET'S!.
lIAVR
lIOUSEH - OLD 'WORDS,
It is well-known that wo make up nothing but
What Is good, that our large business has been
built up by always having tho handsomest styles
and the best fitting garment and this, .coupled
with moderate prices, has pe on , and is still, the
secret *by so many peoplebuy at our ebtAblhitt
ment, lire sell only what we can recommend and
each customer. therefore, has therattsfaction of
knowing ho can depend on the article he buys:
Wo are enabled to buy cheap, and therefore, sell
cheap. Call and see
octl3-Im. '• • . JAMESON & CO.
groyEs, RANGIES T HEATERS. ,
WILL/AVM BR DE
NO. 24i Fenn' St.; Reading
•
The underslgned'•resileetffilly• • invites public)
attention to his newly invented Heater, named
the
t , ' I I : , .
BEST HEATER EVER .INTRODUCED.
THREE SIZES. •
It burns less coal, Makes more beat, takes up*s
room, and gives better satisfaction than anYlinit
-Ist invention ever introduce d to the public.
The advantage of this superior heating appara ,
tus will be Wig explained by the Proprietor. Nlllo‘
guarantees that he will be able to satisfy all who
give him a call that it is superior to anyone inven
ted The advantages are so manifold, ,and so
easily comprehended, that it needs only to be seen
ho eonvin i c r i the most shoat cal. In proof of this
e respect ally refers the NE lie; by permission to
the follo wing named persons who Are now using
those Heaters:
ORO. It. FRILL, Maa, J. STEVENSON.
8. D. i Vittaae. Balm & Co.,
.A. ICIIOLLB, Unsay JOHNSON,
JOBE IWKEIGHTI J 111/ KNELT ,
REUBEN MAIM ' army..
JACOB. 'KAU „11 H.,' Blandon ,
Orphans' Home. Wonieladorf.
Ile also Wines 'webl attention to the
BEAUTY RANGE
Which is a, late Improved, Sttperior Range for
walling in, and for which ho is the‘Sole Agent, in
this city. This Range ca n be soon in operation at
the Iron City Rail. / 0 0. 428 Penn street at Peter
Franklin street above Fourth, and at other
places.
Partionlar attention paid to .1
TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING.
AND •
Plastic Slate Roofing.
He employs none but skillful Mechanics—all
orders promptly executed. and warranted to sive
satisfaction. WM. BRIDEGAM.
may 22 • No. 2,4 P. Penn 131.
RZAT SEDUCTION IN IPlJlM—Ladios
Vdetous of purchasing Fur , should call at the
tional Fur Store,.
841 Penn street.
ut deters below
EAGLE Office
we 00 will An d
AI selected stock
TES, which will
sold at small pro.
.
t yarlety_of •faney
EIGHING and
iFFALO ROBES
ways on band.:
to order, altered
Iliii
PEACOCK k ORM • ' .
Corner Second and Franklin Streets,
Usve constantly on hand .and fen at renoonablO
prices. • •
LUMP. BROKEN, EGO, A STOVE COAL.tilii
01140 NET AND BITIESTSOUS COAN
BICKORY..and OAK WOOD' .
LDIE AND BAUD, Itrisipiiga*OOD EY TER
Sir We 4tErer frini`cl extra thane Warty p ;it of
the City. • • Teta
NEW WINE HOUSE,
No. 852 I'IMM SMUT,
ituDRTG,'. ...• •
, fix; . :
• , .2 • Is ';
Dealer la kinds of Doucette !Mate ot.tha keel
tau4.#74 •
LAtkpit BEER, 41,E,, &c.
sip 21-
3fanufoctureis of
Importers of
mut 23-
-00
THREE OBITS PER OOPT
TEN OMB PEI WERE
r---------- - -
UEEN OF cNCLAND . SOAu
/LI E. L t,LAND ~. I
U LEN OF ENGL ANL) SOAP. 't
,_..
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FOr doing a family wasting in the best and
deepest manner t Guaranteed coal to any.in the
world! His the strength of old robin soap with
the mild and lathering (mantles of genuine
Castile, Try this_ splendid Soap, Bold by the
ALDIN OINENICAL WORKS, 414 NOI4III
Prout street. PlatindelphlA• an Mao,
RITTER & 00"
Bo oksellerti o Stationers,
AND WHOLRBALI DUMB IN
i -I"
PAPER pP EVERY DESCRIPTION. PS
roaftA PH ALE VMS. POOKF BOOKS, tfe
No. 351 Penn Street§
Utica, Fourth.)
READING, PA.
Raving constantly on hand s large and well teloct,
ed otoek:of AfISOELLANEOUS.'iS'OIIbaIf AND
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY;
Inch as lilting and Wrappliut Paper& P 111,0100414
, .
Pens, Pencils, Ink, Slnten, Copyßooks,Pak Beau.
aco., ytb Loh aro bought for cash and will be gold on
terms as favorable as those of any otherhotise ;nth,
~
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T .
we respectftillfliivite Merchants and others
wo desire to mahe purchases in our line tO fiver OS
with soil before - I - A*las' log tilsewheTf.
'Onteisty.maaprompity and careAdli AO.
I i ENUAAT is ORR7II. . •
tionntuiTa , BEAI3O tournite.
41► a
GENERAL DEALERS IN
M a cAgintsotirereSuPPUOl
N 0.127 AID ON illiartLio Ora*.
/
WM.,
•
$4l- itr. • .
No taAh 1 7 04 54 *" . 0#04 i 1404,1101
_
114 w iitol,ionti 0 . 44 cioth Jon - at
Tho harp iast Uri the 14 4 4 41 4 ktlii 044 Wm;
Welt know that all Omit joii *tit tittiktiona ;
lholalabteat hours on (girth ea* dWhy min
Nouatit Love can bind bat stir.
When doh le weak and ixtenrotte Ines un strong,
Marc pants the rout tnr 411145! twa ht. tot!
The innocent witt otteneuretWient.
. . • • • • •
the poor and Itetpl4l be thti molt opprbst I
ltt ioolvibo time their told& heti will
Atid AIL the tikeiditts,litel death a ttind.
Remember that
f all aarWlT 04 moat Mtn
And with Its, promise neer evldanteds:
Powers rightly used a blessinti um) , be wide.
- But if abused, the An will Ain on thee;
Then time improve, tor It will nbe past.
And live limit (Ay ILI It were thy I t.
NOYMOIER ilb• 180 a.
PERIIKVIITINQ VII I IRIST ! WM' II lA.
"Caileton" writes from J pan to the nos
ton Joyrnai: '
"While enjoying the beast es o this coast,
we met alapanese steamer; the it Harry .
Parkes, bearing the flag of the 11 inoon , -•
the motional ensign.. This. a or sailed
from gagasoki, tbro - weeks ago, with four
hundred natty° ehristirms on board l erho_ lied
boon arrested, thrown into prison, taken on
board .this steamer 'and Carried off no one ;
known whither. . , ihere are'sOrlea that they
were taken out to sea sad thrown overboard,
but the more prohableisuppooltion is that,
theihare Wen tolcOn td the' mines, awity,,,
north, on the, island of Yossos , it is virtual
ly a sentence of slave roartyrdom.;•Thoy will
be worked hard,,poorlighd, and, subject to
cruel treatment. Their nnly orime is that
they arc ohriktiais.
4 4What a vitality ther4 ,is in a religious
idea,. These people are but regent converts
to christianity,but through the three hundred '
years whioh have elapsedisince the expulsion
Of tho Jesuits, einistianity has lived in the—.
empire. Perseeutionlas failed to root'itout.
"One of,the- passengers , is the, Catholle
prelate of Japan, on Ms way toYokohoma to
see the French ambassiderin regard,te the
persecution. flo'inforMs me that there are
probably one hundred thousand thristians la
the empire. Ile is already in communication
with twenty thousand. They have , held their
faith in seoret,have met in the monntaine l in
caves and dons, maintained rude ' flirmi of
prayer mid _ceremonies 'of worship. The
present persecution is instigated by the
priests of Buddha. , One of them last 'year
came to Nagasaki, called Upon Mr. Verbeck,
a Dutchman, who is trading in Nagasaki,
stayed with • him, and obtained some' inform
motion in regard to thristianity, and then
disappeared. Not , long since 'tt, petepblet
was published, Inciting ,hoetility tolhis..new
religion. Mr. Verbeek at once recognized it
as the production of the priest who had been
Under his instraction. It the priests of
Buddha who have stirred up the government
tocommence the perhoention.. ,
'"Mr."Verbeek; who Is % a Protestant, and
the French bishop, both are of the eidnion
that idolatry is dying , out in the empire.
There is a grgaV'desiro on the Part of the
people to acquire the. English language. i In—
all of the cities open to foreign trade thero
are manymon and women who, can speak,.
English. They have found Ma that it Is 0
greatedientage. They can earn more mono ',
and it will give them wider inflitence. A •
quaintance with alereignlangnage-0-forei et,
ideas—an enlargement iof Mental vision,
loads them to dfseerd the Worship of idols.
They discover that the priests are ignorant
and lazy, living upon the people, are;
,no
good. In the country the priests have grpat
influence, but in Nagasaki they fire logkedi.
upon as burdens upon the community." ,
II!
FATE OF TRill d iPotnite •
Matthew is supposed to have suNered
martyrdom, or was- slain in a' city of Etta.
opla.. '
'Mark was dragged thrOugh the' streets of
Alexandria, till he expired. .•
Luke was hanged • 'to an olive tree in
Greece.
John was put in a boiling cauldron 'at
Rome, but Oeaped death. Pled to the Islo
of Patmos iii tho Oracle' Archipelago,
when ho "was Ina vis oti the Lord's
day"—his data of the book of the "rtivela• -
Owns." Ho died a natural death at Ephesus,
Asia.
James, great, was be h e adeda ern
salon.
&MOS, the less,. WAS thrownfroin a pin•
naclo and beaten to death. • -
Philip was beheaded. '
Bartholomew was skinned 'Alive.
IMO
.Andrew was crucified, sad pounded while
dying. The cross was shaped like
! he letter
Xl—hence "St. Andrew's eroei,":
Thomas wse ran thionghidtia Wien; •
Jude wne shot with arrows. c • ;
Simon' Peter was crucified, head dorm.
wards, •because ,he did not fe4 v 441, to. be
crueified.like his ikieter.
,The Omit cress
.
Comes from this. • -
' Ifitthias"rai 'stoned O. .
Barrmbas was etgned.
trio
,
Nut 6,4etided by lii*oie Nero, of,
Tag e lltW) to .31:glad dichtves Mentions
seierafetites of tetanus (vai7irly4osibjai)
'which / had lieeti'aeocesefillif tresitellsbYs)o.i
idaPplication of Oblurornrol,l4 the '
spiris4 column by: miaus nf.,o4,?tkikturated
with lip aid evaporation prevented- Coy.
'ering the cloth with oiled silk.. I The'
appli
cation was Made the sikirooh of a
ParOlysiu. As a result Of thii . ;141Plication
the yaroxydrit was , aYerted; and` the ;patient
feli into a calm arid maitre' , aleeP.; On - feel.' •
nog a returning perogyelp ; the, curie aPPIi•
cation INS made, end, the'ysrminn., 4 4 l 44.
'averted. For 444+ , 00 hottothe °Oregon.
ally threatening 4 40 0 sYmPtPu. l !) !n?rne44
stely.yielded to the appl!attion, of chloro. •
fc•rm l and the inbie'iluent eeirralesencii was
very rapid. • •
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READING. PA:
' tlittit t o to.
; V 11 000 151 1: 1 k, : ::,. 4 , •
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