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44 FOG, THEI, GOOD TH - 61DH,STANuagt FOIL THII4 WRONG THAT NERDS RESISTANCE. 9
THE DAILY' EAGLE
PUBLISHED EVERY AETEENOQN.
(8 Ma Excepted.)
AT TUB oillo4 OF TUB READING ADLER,
No. 3511 PIONIII
The Re►olua DAILY HAW* wilt be turnishedio'
labteribers le the Olt strew otitis Pis west'. TO
_too abaci riberi at ws. 101440 51,25 a quArtet
aid for lambi ly ad/woes: A liberal
dem o tion will be made to clubs of tenor more nub
,riberi. To prevent mtatalteh all lettere abould be
"BOADINO DAILY ICAOLIL"
WILLIAM[ 8. lIITT/Ort;
• JESS* a, Ramat%
1868. . FALL.
BUCH & BROtHER,
Have opened n Lirgo and Selected Stock of
NEW GOODS!
At Portico Row,
NO, 543 PENN STREET,
READING, PA,
or Ltvi 9. COLEMAN ! Cutter, "VA
Their Stock of
NEW FALL GOODS !1
Were selected in the City of Now York, and
will be disposed of at prices far be. , ;
low those of
,any other cs•
tabilsbrnent I& the ,
City.
Pentlemen'a Clothing made to ordell.
Boys' Clothing constantly on hand and
made to order. •
The StOckof Furnishing Goods is decidedly
the best and most extensive in the
• city. Call, see and satisfy
yourselves. •
Th• mere fact of having tho serviCes of tho cele
brated ofttter. Mr. bevi 0. Coleman, is sufficient
guarantee that rill garments will he made tibr In the
but style and latest fashions. Remember
BUCH .& BRO.'S
Headquarters of Fashion
NO. 648 PENN STREET, READING.
Portico Row,
Nl4
SUNDAY SCIIO.OI/
Sn4 . dING BOOKS
ME
Am TH E
Mfg ROOK STORE,
No. 351 Penn Street,
(:-c'
Can bo had
HAPPY VOICES,
HIPPY VOICES,
THE NEW GOLDEN, CHAIN.
THE NEW GOLDEN CHAIN.
TIII SABBATH SCHOOL BILL,
TUB SABBATH SCHOOL BELL,
Together with It variety of other Bingin Book
for retools, le, may l tf
DAILY FAST F R EIGHT LINE
BETWEEN READING AND NEW YORK
MOINE; AND, ESSEX RAIROAD.
MI
I j
1 1
Leaies Head ' a tip . indind New /York at . 5:20
°,l, O O4 FAte 'eil . tot • New York at Reading
Tit 01111; eig'S 0 elook p. ut,, or for Read-
IKI t tor mare a" ktreet, New York. before 4
° u'oelt h t.rn..wlll be dellreed at either tole t with
out Ired unnent. " • w_. F. H.AbLIDAY,
Heal "relight Agent. M. It H. R. R.' Hoboken.
'_, 2 _ E. .• RAUCH, •
k . ' bli ' . )5 •
Ii Agent. M. &N. H. ~ Readlor
11 4 0- 01i0i ' • •. •
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1868
MI
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VOL. I---No, 246,
PROFESSIONAL.
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D 11.• LOUIS De i3A11,1111 KUH?(
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. •
No. 244 North Ninth Mt tie t, Retuthig, I'n.
oct 213•1 mo"
WII 4 LIAM It 8011fENER, • .
I
ALDIMMAXAND ATTORNEI'A 'l l LAW,
Wilco No. 513 Couit Street, liesolll l lC.
Can be consulted in English and German.
h ..
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iiiiiiiii:iiiiiiti, 7.
ATTORN4'Y AT Lii W.
Mee, 29 NORTH SIXTH STREET, READING.
Oot 23.
TWIN W. lIIICKEL, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
U 01400-44eser BuildingAlst floor. back.) No.
1800entre stied Pottsville. *Man be consulted
I
In the Uerman an uago. mart
ISRAEL C. BUCK ER ATTORNEY
LAND COUNSELLOR •AT LA W. Office No.
510 Court Bt., (near eixth,)IiRADIRCI. Pa. ml!
GEORGE F. DAM
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BEADING ) PA.
, .
°vim: No. MO Coutifgroot. (up IWO.) .
111. NAGLE,
JUL o; ' • kiIYSIOtAN.
(U. S. Penton Burgeon.)
840 Penn Street, Itonding, Pa.
Office hours-12 to 2p. tn. otoB p. tn.
JESSE U. HAWLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Moo; No, 40 (Recond floor,) North Sixth Street,
poorly oppoelto the Court House, Redding, Pa,
jan. 2.3-
fpUIS HICHAUDS, ,
ATTOBNE r AT LAW,
Woe, N 0.530 Court stroot, over the of of John S.
Richards, Esq. feb6-
WILLIAM 0. RIM WSTEIL
(Organist of Firsi Refoimeil Chnreh.)
TEIAOIIIIII, OF Pit A ll t O m taTE, OROAN AND
No. 223 North Sixth etroot, Reading, Pa,
N. B.—Pianos Tuned. • (Juno 23-
DU. E. MOSER, 4 ,
SURGBON
OFFICE-519 Pentillteeet, Reading, Pa.
Invites the public to call and oxamino his now
plan for oxtraottng tooth Without pain. All opor
ationd in the profession neatly executed a nd
ohargos reasonable, • - ap2.)
DR. A. 1114111 R, • i
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• DiENTIST ) •
Office—No 0 North Fifth Ste, Itendispr,
(NM` DOOR TO P. O'RRILLY'S ROOD BTORR.)
Particular attention pall to curing discasos of
the Mouth and (hung, such as Scurvy, Proternatu
nal Orowth of Gums, Alvnolar Abscesses, disease
of the Alveolar process, Fissured Palates, and all
diseases to which the mouth and gums are xlth
cot.
, Teeth extracted without pain, and Inserted on
all materialitsed by the Profess n.
Office hours, from 7 A.M. to 71% M.
Be $ .8,•
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR THE PEOPLE.
TIIPA BET AND CIINA.P.ESTI
REINHOLD & SOHOENER
No. 41 North Sixth Stroot,
READING, PA.
•
rpliP. SUBSCRIBERS HAVE: JUST ESTAII
- Relied a first-class Boot and Shoo-making estab
lishment and store at the above stated place where
are able to accommodate customers with the
boat articles in their lino of business, and at lower
prices than nt any ether place in the city. '
Tho following list of vices provosall wo say :
Mon's calf boots, 8i 00 and upwards.
Mon's kip botits, 231X1
Mon's working shoes, 1 00
Mon's French calf Congress gaiters, box toes, 3 90 90
Mon's calf anemia gaiters, ' 2 25
Men's calf Babuorals, ' • '2 00
Mon's kip Balinorals, 180
Boys' calf Balmorals,. _ 160
Poyie kip Balmorals, , 1 25
Youths' kip .Balmorals, . 100
Women's lasting high Polish, 2 75
Women's Gbngross gaiters, to 250
Women's lasting Balmorals, . •1 90
Women's Morocco Balmorals, ' 200
Women's Morocco shoes. 1 65
. .. _ .
Women's kid slippers, 65
Misses' lasting Polish, 145
Youths! gaiters fromls cis. to 75
Youths' and boys' shoes from :Acts. to 90
Also, a large stook of notions on hand and for
sale.
The above prices aro lower than at any other
similar place of business in the city.
It E P A - I It I .
Particular attention in paid to all kinds of ro
pairing. REINIIOLD k SCIPEENFIIt,
NO. 41 NORTIT Slkr.l4 ISTREET,
(Arm Tug COURT ROUSR,)
READING, PA.'
-spellll
ALBEDYIJi & CALLAN'S
- FRENCH STEAM
SCOURING • .
••
. .:AND
•
• DYEING
r . .
EST A - B I, ISIIM E N T,
141 South. lifoventh St., oppoaller Depot.
• •
Office in Reading, Pa. .
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Offices in Philadelphia lith , MO St re Raet.ce Street. and 132'
' • South
. Encourage 4 by our success in our new method of
scouring and dyeing, we have resolved to opon a
b ranc h ( ace in Reading, and respectfully call the
at ention of the public to our above named estab
lis iment.
y our process and newly •invented .machinery,
Fro are enabled to clean and dye goods in a gory
superior manner so as to give perfect satisfaction.
We clean and finish Ladies', Gentle and Child
,ten's garments without taking them apart or inju
ring them in the least., whether the colors are
genuine or not.
Our dyeing is done in the very'hest manner, and
the goods in all cases finished off in superior style.
Kid Gloves, Ostrich Feathers, &0., cleaned at
.short notice. . sept.2B-3mo
BLANK BOOKS iv.enkte on
Pale law variety of Blank Book., w will be
giold theath 1111 TM, CO•
OKA A
!ILE
READING, PA., MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1868.
INIL 1 INK 1 1 INK 111
duet received a larte lot of
r
LA*GIILIN A BUS4IELD'S
Celebrated Chemical Writing Fluid,
in Quart, Pint awismaller bottles.
Foraale cheap, at tho EAGLE BOOK ROHR
W. MAYNE'S
ALL-HEALING OINTMENT,
For tho cure of Totter, Itch, Balt Rheum, Scald
Ilead,liching Piles,ltlng Worms,Pitnples,lllotehes,
Defects in the Skin, Barbers' Itch, Ulcers, Chronic
ErYsiPelas'of tho Face, &o. For sale at tho
"EAGLE" BOOKSTORE,
351 PRA ,SriIEE
JOHN FOLEY'S
CELEBRATED
- 0 0 L D I' II N B .
au F Pe nnS traet,he a"EM urLE." !BOOKSTO J R
a E ,
No
RITTER & CO„
BOOKSELLERS
AND
STATIONERS
351 Penn Street,
DR. EUGENE SUMMING'S
CELEBRATED SWEDISH BITTERS
Cure with certainty chronic derangements of
the Liver, Stomach and'Kidneys, is the most Pow
erful Tonle of tho Digestive, Muscular and Nor
vous System s and the most Reliable preservative
against all kmds of Fever, Disentery. and Infec
tious Diseases, especially against Cholera, Typhoid
and YelloW Fever. Price 75 cents a bottle. Six
for $l. For sale at the "Engle" Bookstore •
RITTER ,Sc do.,
151 Penn Street.
H ELLER,'S
COMPOSITION PAVEMENT
AND FLOORING.
7IS PAVEMENT AND FLOORING Ira NOW
J. acknowledged to be the best In uso, It be
cornea hard and firm immediately is dry, durable.
and impervious to water, and notaffected by either
heat or cold.
All orders promptly attended to, and the work
guaranteed to give mtisfaction. 'apply to
D. O. I,II3LLEIt.
No. 27, south Fourth Bt.
June 18-
181. A
+Ls
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CARPETS! CARPETS 1 I •
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B. 11. MARKLEY Itz CO,,
No. 119 Phan street, below IVanklia, tit lawn
Sixth and iSe . soak streets,
Respectfully inform the citizens of Reading and
vicinity, that they nre lannufacturingthe very hest
Ingrain, all-wool Carpels, over olleru4 in this
Latest patterns and colors. Whole's* and retell
at Now York prices. . I
Wo invite the public to ciamine our goods before
Purchasing elsewhere, atnisitvo 25 pir cent, Buy
mit of fist hands and save money.
oct 18-Imo B. 11. MARKRI CO.
K RyiDER & CO.,
OIL SWEVER'S
Oelobrated Tonic Bittors,
Also Solo Agents for BAlLfirt3 UHRIVALLID RYli
VIIISKIES. '
For sato a/ the Eagle Bookstore.
LET FACTS BE KNOWN
FAR AND WIDE!•
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Vormen end boys, or got them mode to order, Is the
plaeo popularized by good goods, tine styles and
low oleos, and patronized by bnlnonso throngs of
pimple, to whom
CORNER SIXTH AND PENN STREETS.
HOUSEIIOLI) WORDS,
It Is well-known that we make up nothing but
what is good, that mr largo business has been
built up by always having the handsomest styles
and the best fitting garments; and this, coupled
with moderato prices, has been, and is still, the
secret why so many people buy at our establish
ment. We moll only what we ear; recommend and
each customer, therefore, has the satisfaction of
knowing ho can depend on the article ho buys;
We aro enabled to buy choap,'and therefore, soil
cheap. Call and sco '
oct 13-11 a. JAMISON & CO.
STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS.
WILLIAM BRIDEGAM,
No. 242 Penn St., Reading,
Tho undersignod respootfully invites publio
th e
ntion to his newly invented neater, named
BEST HEATER EVER., INTRODUCEk
It burns loss coal, makes morn heat,takesupless
room, ftnd gives better satisfaction than any simi
lar invention over introduced to the public.
Theiadvantago of this superior heating appara
tus wi Ibe fully•explained by tho l'ropriotor, who
gparantees that ho will be ablo to satisfy nil who
givo him a call that it is superior to anyone inven
ted. Tho; advantages aro so manifold, and so
easily comprehended, that it needs only to be soon
to convince the most skeptical. In proof of this
he respectfully refers the public, by permission s to
tho following named persons who aro now using
thnso heaters:
OE°. R. l'uthr„ MIZR. J. STRVENLION.
U. D. Oniona, • Bud. & Co.
G. A. Ntonous, HRNBY JOIAIROX,
JOHN 111T.M10111'. -JCSIMJA K KRIS. -
REUBEN AMAMA, WM. HERVIEL.
JACOB KAUFFMAZI, Blandon,
HW
Orphans' oleo, omoladorf.
Be also invites special attention to the .
BEAUTY RANGE
. .
Which is a. late Improved, Superior Bnngo for
walling in; and for which ho is the 'Sole Agent, in
this city. This Range can be seen in operation at
the Iron City Hall, No. al Penn street; at Peter
High's, Franklin street above Fourth, and at other
places.
Particular attention paid to
TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING.
Ho employs none but skillful Mechanies—all
orders promptly executed, anti Ivarranted to ivo
satisfaction. • Wbi. lIRIDEOAM, '
may 22 No. '412 Penn St.
REAT REDUCTION IN FURS.—Lndies
VI - desirous of purchasing Furs should call at tho
National Fur Store,
N 0.311 Penn street,
leo doers below
io EACILS Office,
hero they will fi nd
well selected stock
FURS, which will
}e sold at small pro.
in". •
oci - 6:41 - dUe - oa
PEACOCK
Corner Second and Franklin Streets,
Have constantly on hand and sell at reasonable
prices,
LUMP, BROKEN, EGG, Sc STO'liP, COAL, NUT ,
CUESTNUTAND BITUMINOUS COAL,
HICKORY and OAK WOOD,
LIME AND SAND. KINDLING WOOD BY TUE
A r BARREL.
AliPbWo deliver free of extra charge to any part of
tho city. feb29
NEW WINE HOUSE,
Dealer in all.kinds of Domestic! Wines of the best
quality.
LAGER . BEER, ALE, &v. .
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sp2l
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blanufacturers of
t importors of
WINES AND LIQUORS. ,\
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NO. 121 North Third ir r oot;
PHILADELPHIA. . ,
-00
That the best place to buy
JAMESON: & CO.,
lIAVE II NCO MF:
REYSTONE HEATER!!
THREE SIZES.
AND
Plastic Slate Roofing.
No. 052 PENN STREET,
READING, PA.
OSCAR, R. CHRIST,
PROPRIETOIIi
Sold by Ml Druggist* and Wider* In
.1 9 Mens Medicines.
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H. BIRO-11 & BRO.,
Dn. A. li . LIQLIT,
W. J. TIIIER\VECIITEU J
WILLIAM WELLS. ,
Agents, Rending, Po.
(QUEEN OF ENCLAN.D SOAP
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP.
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP, 1.
nug 24-
. _
For doing a family washing in the boat and
cheapest manner.. Guaranteed equal to any in tho
world! Has all the strength of old rosin soap with
the mild and lathering qualities of genuine
Castile, Try this splendid Soap. Bold by the
ALDEN 0111EADICAL WOINKS, IS North
Eront mtroet, Phtlattelphlos nu 7.amo
RITTgI,I le . CO.,
Bo okseilera v Stationers,
PAPER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. PllO.
(raving constantly on hand a largo and weilsoloot-
ea stook of MISCELLANROus, &mem; AND
RLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY,
•
such as Writing and Wrapping Papero, Envelope'',
Pons, Pencils, Ink, Slates, Copy Books,Pass Books,
A varloty.of fancy
)LEIOIIINO and
AIEVALO ROBES
lwaya on hand.
,0 to order, altered
&0., which are bought for Cash and will be sold on
L. LICIITSTERN
terms as favornbto as those of nny otherhonao in the
City—we respectfully invito Merchants and Ohm
who deeiro to mkt) purehmem inourlinoto favor tte
with Beall before purchasinkohowhero.
Ciders by mailpromptlp and cardatty filled.
LENITART & °RETIE,
Machinists' •rid Biattufseturors' Bupplios
THREE VENTS PER OOPT.
TEN DENTE ER WEEK
J. R. BARRETT & .CO., Propriotots,
MANOTIESTBI4 N. Q.
, I ,
may 5/y
AND WHOM:MLR MIAMI IN
TOGRAPIIALIipt&POCKETBOOKS.tto.,
No. 351 Ponn Btroot,
(Near Fourth.)
REAPING, PA.
MAOIIINDITS, BRASS FOUNDERS,
And
GENERAL DEALERS IN
NO. 627 AiD 828 VRANZLIS 8711111116
-Jan.2B
--.`" A „ Ao^'•
irrinisup switvAXii erg*.
1 4. taSit Ainfliatf‘n.
'rho New Albany (lODineiviat tells us A
very interesting ecnat4a itoty
In 18 . 15 Mut Elliottlefi hiehomo and his
wife, who had borne him eloVen children, In
Putnam county, Indians, .•sudtlenlY mut in
Passion at . so me ight misunderstanding that
had occurred hetweett,thent. Ho gave his
family no,intimation of his departure pro.
vious to leaving,ttud they never heartier him
again until the lapse of twenty-six year's.
The wife . believed her husband dead, and
atter two years of waitipg - Elbe gave him up
as lost to her forever, and married, Fespect
able citizen of the county natinkd Hallett,
and has resided happily enough with hint
near Cloverdale poor SitlCol until last week.
It was then that the first tidings of her sup•
posed deceased• husband were received by
her. '
It was in this wise that these tidings reach•
ed her: A letter came to her through the
hands-of a person who was 'a stranger, This
letter set forth that if she would visit a little
town several miles distant helve Cloverdale
she would meet au old.and very dear friend,
and her. .»ot to vnit making tho visit
at a certain time. Thellnter impressed her
strangely, mad she oonehided to visit the
town named at the desigimted time, and dia
so.
What was her surpripo on entering the
ho r se whero Cho meeting was appointed, to
meet, her first husband ! Tweatpaix 4 , oars
had passed, and time hnd•left its impress
upon tho man, yet } oho recognised hint at
(pee, and throw herself into his arm, for
notwithstanding she was now sixty eight
"years of sage; the sight of her , first choice' .
warmed the loving , pttlacs Of her heart and
broke open the fountain of her affeetimil
that had boon so long sealed up. She throw
her antis about his neck, kissed his wrinkled
cheek and wept, liked girl,. the tears of joy.
Tho husband's heart was also melted into
tenderness, and hu onAraced his aged but
long deserted wife with all, the fervor of a
young and ardent lover. The past was
talked over, tho 'sudden: disappearance,
long absonco and continued silence of the
husband explained, and then and thcro it
was agreed that.they would spend the rent
mint of their lives together.
Mr. Elliott accounts tor his absence by a
visit to California, whoro ho secured a for-
Aline, thence came to Lincoln county, in this
State and bought a fine farm, upon which
ho has been residing since 1850.
Mr. Balton MLR-very loath to give up his
wife, but finally compromised. Mr. and -
Mrs, Elliott passed through the city yester
day, taking the Crab Orchard train for their
home in Lincoln county.
•
`The negroes, and a few superstitious
whites, in Kentucky, are terribly •Irightened
by the news that another "AMMAR-it". has
made its appearance in that 13tate. An ex
change gives the following account of the'
strange visitor :
"A. wonderful phenomenon has recently'
made ith 'appearance oil - Willow Creek, in
Itrackea county . , Kentucky,' and has hem
soon by Oho a number of worthy • citizena
of that county. It is described ns follows :
The object wns about six foot in height, awl
walked upright. The ! face was eV.
that of a 111(111i very pale, with curb; of
flame • falling • over his shoulders ; eyes of
sulphurous - blue; changing constantly in
size, ono moment as large as a Jib cup, and
then gradually , decreasing in size until it
was almost invisibte. • Its arms were them
of a mini, and hands &wily pale. In ono
hand it held a torch, and in.. the. other a
sword that seemed to be` about four foot iii
length.. Its lower extremity was that of a
horse, . with legs well proportioned, and
hoofs as those of a horse. Its tail, which
was about three feet in length, was of flame.
Its breath was a solid sheet of fire, which
vibrated with' thd henvings of its breast lika
the pendulum of a clock."
144tA1UKAIII.}: BRE4CII PROMISE
In the o Morris County, N. S., Circuit Court,
tho cnso of Eliza Oarthwnit against Richard
Powdll - was brought up. This action wan
brought for the recovery of $2,000 damages
for breach of promise of marriage. Thei
plaintiff is a widow, and lives in Now York
city, and is, ns she alleges,s7 years old. Tim
defendant lives at Flanders, Morris county,
inn widower, and has arrived at the ago of
77. The plaintiff alleges that defendant, pro
mised to marry her four years ago, and sitters
that time has broken his engitgement and.
married another. The defendant denies titer . *
was any engagement on his part, and,if them
was any engagement, ho afterwards learned.
that she waA a very passionate woman, and
that she and her former husband lived very
Unhappily together, and thought the best
,thing for him to de under those circumitan7
ces,was to retract his promise. The jury
camp into Court on Friday, rendering a von.
diet of $2,000 for plaintiff.
t BEADIZip• PA.
A KENTUCKY NIINSATION.
DOER FARMINU PAY ?—lStr. Joseph Brown,
of Woodstock,' Maine, bought a farm last
year for less 'than thirteen hundred dollars . ,
and raised this "year two thousand bushels
of • potatoes, about sixteen hundied of
which were merchantable, and among
lot there were not two . bushels of rotten
ones. They were Jaelcsons, and grow on
high land, not manurcd. llo.also sect &4do
fifty tons of hay. Ile wintered seventpeight
sheep, which also turned out well. lle sold
one hundred and ten dollars' worth of wool,
,besides what he reserved for his own use,
sold one hundred dollars' worth of lambs,
did kept fifteen for hialthick. Ho can sell
his potatoes,now for fifty cent a bushel.
Fon a great many years the Russians
have made use of the expansive proper
ties of freezing water in quarrying ope
rations. In summer they drill crevices
in the marble and fill theta with water.
The cold of winter causes the water fo act
as a wedge, and enormous masses of marble
aro thus detached with the smallest expendi
ture. of money.
—rho warrants issued for Government.ex•
penditurea during- October, did not include
public debt redemptions, amounted to $21,-
861,000. \ •