TRH of tho -``tritest sited locomotives
over built 'in , this count% vielghlim forfr
.eli f .:rtetp tir West for
me tone erton t .'weto ;effigy song. 4m ,
(Ito Pacific Itailread. - . They wore manufac
tined at the petairlit toootnotive Works ;Q.
Phlladelphim' The loComotives are , intend
e4 for uso on the 'mountain divisjon of the
roadotud are calculated to draw heatry trains
up steep gradeg. They each have six driving
wheels four and a half feet in diameter,and
tho eyilnilers are eighteen by tArenty-four .
inches. They are very large, each capable'
of carrying two thousand eight hundred gal !
lons of water.
—A man named James Warner, says
the Wisconsin State Journal,.living at Blank
Brook,. Polk county met with a fatal acci
dent last Tuesday. lie was out hunting, cold
had wounded a doer. Ho had a doublo•bar
rand gun, And the haunur to ono W i thout
(loaded with buckshot) was cocked. Ho uu•
dertook to club the dee; ith the butt end of
the gun, and the hiqthrer . coming down the
gun went off, Warner reeetvingthe contents
in hie breast. He was a poor. man, and.
leaves a wire and fivo little helpless ones to
mourn his loss.
—Dr. P. A; Simmonds, of Rochester, Mis
souri, publishes in the St. Joseph Gazette
an account of the siulden and mysterious
death of a Mr. Stephens, of Third Fork,
while having the ordinance of baptism ad
ministered to him' by immersion in the
Platte river. The usual indications of apo
plexy or 9Pilepsy did not appear, and there
were no indications 'of his "having taken wa
ter into his lungs ; and tho doctor thinks it
moat probable that ho died of the "physical
shock on the nervous Elston, causing syn
cope or fainting immediately after the im
morsion."
—The largest /tipper leather tannery in (
America is stated .to be situated at Chicago.
The works ) on the north side of the Chicago
river, occupy nearly five acres, including
docks. - The..main building is 241 by 80 feet,,
and throe stories high, with a two-storied
superstructure 75 by 85 feet. A steam ele
vator in the ,centre of tho building in used
for hoisting purposes. The working force of
the establishment in one hundred hands,
and its producing , capacity oho thousand
hides per week,
—At Saranac, Michigan, recently, a crip
pled soldier named Taylor shot Dr. Perry
dead at a Republican mooting. Taylor had
becomo a cripplo while in the army throUgh
the nogligonco of the doctor, and shot him
for revenge, emptying every barrel of his
revolver into his victim, the first shot pos
ing through his head. Both men wore Re
.publicans. Taylor is in prison.
—A remarkable caeo of resuscitation•from
drowning was that-of John Crowloy t a boy of
seven ) who fell into tho water at Boston and
was restored to consciousness after tWo
hours of unremitted attei4ion. Hot' blank
ets and artilleical respiration wore the moans
used to restore him to life.
—A sect has arisen within tho Russian do.
minions - , whose adherents would seem to be
"I)eists" pure and simple. They acknow;
ledge n Divine Being, , but have abolished
every . other degma and every other token
and sign of religious belief whatsoever, such
as prayer, church, saints, etc.
—A. New Orleans lady with five daughters,
three of them grown up, and all dressed in
black, just arrived from Paris, attracted
much attention at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
Now York. They claim to have lost a beau
tiful span of horns under Butler's admin•
istrallow in New Weans.
---The . flecretary of the Treasury has decid
ed that he has power to re-issue the redeem
ed legal tenders that have not been canceled,
if the amount outstanding is not over $400,-
000,000. This position et taken in view of
the present condition of the money market.
--The city of Pabnoro. Micily, was re•
eently disturbed by about, 400 (laribahlinns
attacking the Ace of the Bourbon organ,
the Ave lblea, nitd.tnaking no onto deft! of
the contents, to whit.b.wero added shouts of
"Vivo (larlhahli I" "Death to the clergy."
" 11tH, if I should 1141 noq.go to Maven,
Nhould:l wear] my kmoire iltitique dress?"
"No, toy lOve; wo can geareely suppose wo
shall weal the attire of this world in the
next." "Then, ma, how ivouhl the angels
know I belonged to the best soeiety
—A ::hO4 time since fourteen tine, large
Iris, said 'to bin excellent rellk for eati n g;
were brought from the Potomac river and
deposited in the , wate rs of the ‘;tooptehanntt.
the intent being to stock the latter river with
these desirable
--The result of the elections ia said le have
a remarkable idea upon the Department
clerks at Washington. They suddenly dis
cover that they all voted tier the stteeessful
party.
Kindy, aged 26 yearn, a cook
in Philadelphia, nt 1302 Spring Garden
street; hung herself in her employer's cellar
on Thursday morning. l Cause not known..
--Three negroes, naniZed Carroll, man and
wife, and Ucor Ifonse have been arrest
c'd, charged with the 'nuttier of Mr. Andrew
Rowland, near Hagerstown, Md.
—Miss Lula Daniel, youngest daughter of
Major William Daniel,'of the Edgeheld
C.) district, was recently burned to death by
her clothes taking fire.
—All the prisoners in n Kentucky county
jail got out 'recently by breaking ri hole
through the ceiling with n bedpost.
—Two hundred French factory Aids will
sail this month from Havre for New Or
loans, to work ns servants.
---At Fort Scott, Kansas, the inhabitants
peoenre all itheir'coal by grading the streets,
Ayr° it is found in abundance.
•
—Flx•President Pieree,___.
being too ill to
walk, was canried to the polls in Concord,
N. 11., last Tuesday.
—The Spanish Minister at Parii carried elf
the furniture of the EnthaSsy as Security for
his salary.
--A plantation in Mississippi, which cost
60,000 ten years ago, wag sold lately for
$269.
—RocCoon meat is'a luxury at 'present en
joyed and praised by. tho epicures of Bos
ton..
--Aug() numbers of Georgians and Alaba
mians are said to be emigrating 'to Adm-
RIM
Western farmer has imported thirty.
six inunlyed apple trees from Russia.
•
—John J. Smith, colored, has:ngain - hcen
elected au Assemblyman from Boston.
—Wheelharrqw_election bets aro now ho 7
jog paid off in nil Harts of the country.
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JtiAt received at the EAGLE 1100ESTOREin
full lino of hooks in use lathe Publics Schools in
(hie city which. will be sold at the very lowest
prices. It would lie to tha advantage of such who
aro In wont of Woks to uncertain our prices before
purchasing elecwhore. We have
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TIIR followint table shaws the time on which all
Passenger trains, on the different Railroads, arrive
and depart from this city:
DEPART—FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Reading Accorn.. all way 5tati0n5..,........ 7:30 a. m.
iix press, Rtincipal stations 10:35 '
Way and Market allstations 11:30 "
likpress,_nrinelpal stations • 4:20 p..m.
Way and Mail, all stations ' 6:30
f FOR POTTSVILLE. i
Adllrilia, Tamaqua, Ste., and IV. stations,lo:3s a. m.
Pottsville and all way stations. 5:50 p, m.
Pottsville, Ashland, Vamaqua, &o 6:10
• ' FOR HARRISBURG ANTI THE WEST.
Express, Lob,att i on, Harrisburg and west, 1:10 a. m.
HarriSburg and all way stations 7:15
Mail, 11'arrisburAand principal stations, 10:45 "
East, Lebanon, Harrisburg and the NUM, 1:50 p.p.
Way, Harrisburg and all way stations—. 13:06
Express, Lob., Harrisburg and the west, 10:10 "
Analogfront Ilarrisburg at4:lo, 7:06,10:25 a. in.and
4:10, 0:23,11:40 p. m.
FOR NNW YORK
SAnd_principal way stations ' 9:44 a. in.
or Now York and prinotpatwayitations l 7:o6 "
For " and all way stations 10:30 "
For " '"
• 2:40 p. m.
For " .. .. •
9:20 p, m.
'For " and_prinolpal way sta'ns. 11:40 "
Anarvie from Now York at 1:00, 9:00 a. m. and 1:50.
6;00. 10:10 p. m.
READING AND COLUMBIA R. R.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23d, 1868.,
Passonger Trains will run on this Road, as
follows;
Leave Lancaster and Columbia at 8 00 A. M.
' Lancaster 300 P. M.
" • Columbia • 300
Arrive at Itsatling 1020 A. M.
630 P.M.
0
, • t
RETURNING
Loave heading at -
Arrive at Lancaster
• 920 A. M.
• 41 Columbia at 9 "
" Columbia and Lancaster at 8;30 P. M.
Trains Nos. 2 and 4 snake close connection at
Reading with Trains North rind South. On Plink
and Reading Railroad, anti Winltou Lebanon Val
ley Road. No. 2 also rankest:lose connection with
Train for New York.
Tickets can ho obtained at the Offices of the
Now Jersey Central Railroad, loot of Liberty St.,
New York. and Phila. and Refitting Railroad, 13th
and Callowhill Sts., Philadelphia.
Through Tickets to New York and Philadelphia
sold at all the Principal Stations, and Baggage .
Checkout Through.
Trains are run by P. & R. 11. Time, irliieti is 10
minutes faster than Penna. It. It. Time.
GEO. F.
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Superintendent.
N. Ft KenyEß. Gonl Prt. and Ticket Agt. 61 ly
East Pennsylvania - Railroad.
QUMMER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING
WeilnciidaY, May 20th,1668.
SIX 'MAINS DAILY TO NEW YORK WITH
OUT CHANGE Oil OARS.
On and after Wednesday, May= 20th 1868, two
Passenger Trains will leave Rending daily, (except
Sundays.) for Allentown and way stations, at 10.80
A, M. and 4.10 P. M., stopping at all the way sta
tions' between Rending and New York, making
also close connections for Mauch Chunk and Phil
adolphia via Lehigh Valley it. it,, and arrive at
Now York at 3.30 and 10.15. P. M.
Four (4) through Expres, Trains will leavi.
Rending daily, (except Sunday,. ) for New York
and tho Easl; leaving Reading at 4.41 and 7.00
AL M. and at 2.40 and ILO 1 , , M. • •
Those Trains ran through from Pittsburgh to
New York, withoutehanso of cars. Stoppingonly
at Lyons, Allentown, •
Bethlehem, Easton,- Hamp
ton, Sommerville, Plainfield amt Elizabeth, and
arrive at Now York at 10.00 A. M., 12.00 M., 7.25
P L M. and 5.00 A. M.
The 4.44 A.lll. train will not leave Reading on
Mondays. The 7.06 A. M, and 11.40 I'. M. trains
tuti daily, Sundays included.
Trains leave Row York, foot of Liberty street
daily. (except Sundays) at 0.00 A. M., 12 noon 5, 8
and 8 . 2(/1. M., and arrive at Reading at 1.50. '6.00
and 10.10 P. M., and at 1.00 and 2,52 A. M.
' The 8.00 P. M. train from Now York leavesdally,
Sundays inducted.
A Sunday Excursion Train will leave Reading
eVery Sunday at 8 A. M., stopping at all stations
and inteimediate points. Arrive nt Allentown,
at 10 A. M. Returning; leave Allentown, at COO
P M. Arrive at Reading at OP, M.
Tintsormovii are requested to purchase tickets he
fo o entering Gm cars, as '2.5 cents extra will be
eharged and collected on the train from all who
pa
_Y the fare to the Conductor.
june 23- , C. 'STUTZ. Eng. and Supt.
Pbilridelphia & Reading Ititilroad.
READING. AUGUST GTE 1868..
(21IMMER ARRANGEMENT 01? PASSENGER
lj TRAINS, August 1888. ,
Five Trainsdoarnl.o Philadelnlila, passing Read
ing at 730, 10 35 an 4 11 BO a s sn., and 425 and 030
p. U m.
p to Pottsville; at 10.40 a. in., and 6 60 and 800
p. m.
Trains West to Lebanon and Harrisburg:
Western Express from Now York, at 110 a. m,
and 160 and 10 10 p, m.
Ilarrisbarg Accommodation Train nt 716 , a. in,,
and mail trains at 10 45 a. in. and 605 p. me
On Sundays, the down trains pass Reading at
940 a. m. and 425 p. m„ and up train); at 1060 a.
at: and 5 57 p. ra.
The 425-p. tn. down, and 10 60 a.m. up trains
run only between Philadelphia and Rending.
;UP trains leave Philadelphia for Rending, Har
risburg and Pottsville, at 77) and 815 a. 12 45
noon, and 330 p. m. and 515 p. in., for
_heading
only. Tho.B 15 a. in. trains connect with trains for
Tamaqua, Williamsport, Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara
and Canada.
The 815 a. ni. and 3 30 p, in. up trains from Phil
adelphia, and 10 35 n. In. and 4 25 p. In. down trains
.stop only at principal stations, below Reading.
• Reading Accommodation Train: leaves Reading
at 730 a. in., returning leaves Phitadolphia at 615
p. in.
Pottstnivn Accommodation Train loaves Potts
town.at 645 a. in., returning leaves Philadelphia
at 430 p in. '
The Western Express Trains connect at Harris!
bOrg with oxpress trains on the Pennsylvania R.
for Baltimore, Pittsburgh , andnil points west,
and the 10 46 mall train connects at Harrisburg for
Pittsburgh, Lancaster, Chambersliurg Sunbury,
Scranton, Pittston, Wilkosbarre, IVillinmaport,
Look Haven, Elmira and the Canadas.
Paasenger Trains leave Upper Depot at 700 a. m.
aid gla p. in,, for Ephrata Litt:, Lancaster aria
Columbia. .
Through First-class Couporistiekets %and Emi
grants' tickets at rediiced fares. to all thb principal
points in the North 'lVOst and the Oanadi.s.f
• COMMUNTION TICKETS,
With 20 couPohlr, pAr cent, discount between
any points desired. -
• • mizEok we nn,
Good for 2000 miles between all points, at WM fo•
families and business firms
WRASONI,YIORETS;
Good for the holder only, for 8.8,9 and 12 mon',bs,
between all points at reduced fares. School season
tickets at ono-third less than the above.
tar Passengers will talio the Express Trains
west at the /wet. Delia/ t una all tither trainsat di*
Lamm or Old Depot. _•
100 pounds of baggage allowed each passes r.
Passengers are requested to purchase their tickets
before entering the oars, as higher fares aro charg
ed if paid in the care.
Exaursion Tickets good for on t o 40. by 7 8014
Accommodation Train to Pyladelphia and return
at 5265 each.
G. A. NI OLLS, Gen% Supt.
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
ON AND AFTER
(Revised.)
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LOWEST PRICES,
A gonersreoortasont of • " "
WHITE PINE, HEMLOCK; • SPRUCE,
CHERRY, OAK, 4,811, CHESTNUT,
INDIANA BLACK WHIM WALNUT,
CAROLINA YELLOW. PINE, • .
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WHITE PINE, CYPRESS, AND NORTII
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On the Corner of Fourth Pine Ste.,
Or, address, I
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Reading, Pa,
feblily
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Extensive Grain Warehouse,
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FARMERS AND CONBIONORIi t
Wh eem o mTs a sroU w L s ri t sgalr 11 0 1 . n
il k se c iutrtr ra stU ‘n ol
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Foramle wholesale and retail, (Atom? prices th an
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Buokwhoat M'oal, and Potatoes.
Offloo,No:105 North Eighth At. Roadlfifaa.
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615 M,
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Jejunity termed lairotts of Roots, Herbs. and
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la a, combination of all the ingredientaorthe Bit
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Orange,-&c., making ono of the most pienant and
agreeable remedies ever offered to the publie.
rhos.) preferring a Medicine free from Alcoholic
admixtures will use
110 OFLAND'S.OERMAN nirruns.
Those who have no abjection to the combination
of the kittens, as stated, will use
1100PLAND'S•4ERMAN TONIC
They are both equally good, and cent:ill:lie
same medicinal yi dues, the choice between the two
being a mere matter of taste, the Tonle being the
most palatable.
Tho stomach, from a variety of causes, suck
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, NervousDebiN t ,etc.” . is
very apt to have its functions deranged. no Liv ,
or, sympathizing as closet fly as it does with the
Stomach, then bectomealfaffeeted, the result of
which is that the Patient suffers from soyera) er
wore of the following diseases:
o
Consumption Platulonoe, Inward s PRO, Putte es
of Blood to the Head, Acidity ortho Stotruton.
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for food, Pull- '
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Pain Who Side; Back, Chest, Limbs, e_to., •
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imaginings of Evi) and Great
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The sufferer from these diseases' should ozorolso
thog.reatost caution in tho Wootton of a muck
for hit ease, purolnuting only that which ho is as
sured from his investigations end inquiries, , Pos-
Bosses true merit, is skill/ fully compounded, b
free from injurious inftrolJtlionts, and establish
ed for itself a repiitation fur the cure of (HMSO.
In this connection we would submit those won
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A.Ki)
lIOOFLAND'S ORRICIAN TONI(
IMAM BY DR. OM., JACABON, Philadelphia, pi,
Thirty-Ave years since they worn first introduced
into this country from Germany, during which time
they havo undoubtedly performed more cures, and
benefited suffering humanity to a greater extent,
than any other remedies known to the public , .
These remedies will offeetuallY ours //Nor Com
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Debility, Chrome Dialr Discaeo of the
Kidneys, and all Diseases arising from a Diu.
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Romultina from any . Cautai
.w.hatovoi I Prostration
of the System, induced by stoverO Labor..
Hardships, Exposure, k'evera. Jte.
There is no medicine extant equal to thou° renr.
°dies in such eases. A tone and Vigor is imparted
to the whole system, the appetite Is strengthened,
food is enjoyed, the stomach digests properlyi_the
blood is purified, the complexion beeomes soUnd
and , healthy, the yellow tinge is eradicated from
the eyes, a bloom is given to the cheeks, and ,tht
weak and nervous invalid becomes a strong and
healthy being.
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And feeling the hand of time weighing heavii)
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the use of this BITTEIO3 or the TONI°, an elk
that will instil now life into their veins, restore in
a meaSure the energy and ardor of more youthful
days, build up their 'shrunken forms, and give
health and happiness to their remaining years,
• It Ina woll established fact that fully one-halt of
tho female portion'ofour)opulatlon arc 8 oldom in
the enjoyment el good health, or to use theft
own' oxprossion, - "nover fool welt'' They ar.
languid, devoid of all energy, ortyouiely. nervous,
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the publication of but few. Those, it will be Ob
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TESTIMONIALS.
lion. Cleoigo W. Woo4wiwii,
Chief Jo fitice.of the Supreme Cohrt, writeL
"I find Hootland'o aorman Milord fu ligond tonic '
mein! in (Decant; fifth° A digenivo organs, and 01
great benefit in pipes ofilidobility, and want of
nervous afdton in tho system. .
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6EO. W. WOODWAItD.
Hon. i Tamos Thompson,
Judge of the Supreme CourtofPennoylygmie,
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tile medicine in case of nt lucks (if indigestion or dya
pepsin. I can certify this from my exporionco of It
. ' Yowl,. 'with rp ed,
JAM a ES THOMPSON."
Prom 80v . ,•331. D. tends% '
Assistant Editor Christian ChroniCie, Philadelphia
I have derived decided benefit from the use of
lionthitl's German Bitters, and fool it my privilege
to recommend theid as a most valuable tonic, to all
who are suilliring from general debility, or froth
diseases arising from dorangemekt of the liver. .
Yours, truly, •
E. D. VENDAtIo
From Dm Josoph 13. Konnard, D. D..
Pastor of tho Tenth Baptist'Church, Phila.
Dtt JAdtouni.—BßAß Sta:—l haVolmonfrequentr
ly requested to connect my name with recom
mendations of different kinds of medicines, but re
garding tho practice as out of my opproprl
ato sphero, I have in all oases declined); but
with a clear proof in various instances, and partio
ularly in my own family of the use of Dr. Hoe f-
Imid's (1 ernian Bitters. I &Part for once from my
usual courim, to express my full conviction that,
gen rat Li! it v of the nistem, and especisilly for Litur
(Aaapiaitti, it is a safe and ',alembic preparation. In
some cases it may tail t but usually. I doubt not, it
will be very beneficial to those whosuffer from the
above causes.
Yours. very respectfully -
J. IL KENWARD, •
Eighth, below Coates Ht.
dAUT I O. N .
Ill' . . .
1 pollararret Gvnian Itrneffie4 aro counterfeited,
See that tho signaturepofo3l.3AoKbON 180 D
thoratiper °leach bot- tto. All othera arocoun
toff it.
P acipal office and Manufactory, at tho &man
Medicine Store, No. 631 Arch Street,.Philadelphim
s..
• ' CHARLES M. EVANS, Pr oprietor,
• Fdrnierly C. M. JACItSON li Co.
- PRICE
LT ooflitnel'e German Mien, riVoide, - - 11
• a dozen, • •
ifoatiand'a German 2bniei put up in quart bottleai
sl'so per bottle, or halt dozen fois7
*.,.D0 not forget to examine well-the article you
buy, in order to gat the genuine. '
FOR. SALE 'BY -ALL
Druggists, and Storejojepero,
DEBILITY:
NOTICE.
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P 11111.4 DELPIIIA AA prii 28,1866,
EVERYWHERE.
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Websteet Uruitridged.
Awitiemicc (iter. ka)
Webstoes High Sgboot:titey.
Webetor's Common School,
Webster`e,Primarr, (Iltr.
Iteitts'•English;DietiorittrY 6
Worcoitert4 Comprohonsivo Dictlonair,
Worcester's School !Mellow?,
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00111 whiner's F i roriouncing 0 ohm . an Dlott4ttary,
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For sato at the
"EAGLE" BOOKSTORE.
ast Penn Stmt. :nor Fourth;
GREAT FURNITURE DEPOT.
SCHNDER & FELIX,
Waroroom, corner Fifth and Watling=
streets,
MANUFACTORY,
.WAB,qINOT.ON:STRESI
IJELOW FIFTIL
'HOLESALE AND RETAIL.
rip, ItRiiPROTPULLY IN.
vto public attention to their splendid stook qt
rstlelass furniture now and constantly on Usk—
and rondo to order to suit customers.
Among other articles, espoold attention is I.
'Atoll to their unsurpassed, - ,
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EXTENSION TABLES,
DRESSING BUREAUS,
DINING ROOM 011A,IRS,
CENTRE AND OTHER 'FABLER,
BEDS'T'EADS OV THE LATESTSTMEI,
and every other article In their line of bullet&
,Every article 10 imufnetured by themPeiry
their admirably arranged manufactory. with I
; moot porfeet machinery , and akilifu ) mocha ca,
and finished in an unsurpassed manner. ,
Alp prepared to execute all Mere ror
CARVING,
TURNING, •
SAWING, ',lna
MOULDINGS.
All ordors promptly executed, and wftrrftated to
givesatlftfftetion. ap.loi
N. 'l'. GEHO
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FASIIIONAI3bN
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
663 Pettit Street, Reading, Pa.
AS CONSTANTLY ON lIAND THE FINER
Assortment of Fine and heavy Bootsand Shoes
thin city, also La Hos' and Chldreit'a Shoes of all
E'l
Inds. See list of styles and pr i ces s-
Ilipn's
calf boots, home made, ' id 25 . . •
5 50
11.
•,. kip 14 , 4
COW 600
ea f balmorals, - ' 250 400
• 4. 00 CO
" Brogans, • 200 204
" Congress gaiters, „ . 2-76 4CO
P I novo kid Congress gaiters, 400 50)
/Ilya' kip hoots,
.. —2oo 300
bal morals, •1 50 225
Youths' 10 boots, 175 20
, balmorals 1 25' 175
Women's glove kid high Polish, bat
mOTaiff. 350 400
Wdmen'slaStinghigh Polish baimprals.2 00 8 W
i'
' goat patent loather tip " •200 31*
• '' Kid slipporn, 100 175
Misses' goat patent leather tip bal.
Morals, 150 240
Children's goat patent leather tip bal.
morals, • 125 150
. , N. T. OBJIO,
sprit 2ieodi 653 Penn Strlst.
~IIFREADINGIREINAITRANCEAND
TRENT COM Is s ,A NY OE HERRN IA
011.0ANIZND JULY; 18471.
Office Rending Insturanra Building. N 0.19 Nora
Fifth circa, 8. E. tbrner of aim( sire.
• 081 co boars from BA. If. tO BF. U.
DIIIRCIToRS:
J. Prlnglgje7loB, Jsmos McKnight.
Ilonly Z Van Rood. Jacob 18haffnor. •
Jackson, D. E.Not. -
Jonas Bhalter. J. T r Valentine.
George Moser.
This Company Insures all kinds of property
against loss or damage by dread rates as low 'sin/
!Ilb or rellablo Coinpa ny en d upon very Pi an known •
13took Insurance ComPanieS. •
Perpetual Policies Issued renbiring noreperrel
and upon which tho Amount of promitan Paid an
bo reclaimed at any time, less p. deduction of Are
por cert. The advantages of this method lab
worthy of the titten ti on of l farmers and others
ing first-class dwelling houses,Perla and mu"
buildings, in town or country , as being the AVIV
eat and safest.'
polielem for one, two, three, five or moreyearl.
for less than an d
year, isaued ren e wed harge made
for Polley and survey when or when in
surances are transferred from other companion
The' citizens of Reading and vicinity , hitherie. •
dependent mainly upon tbrolgn comPanleat
now the privilege of effecting thelrinsurancesta
home institution, well organised, with an adeto
paid in and guarantoed capital ,_ \ pretends la
strong a basis ofseourity sic that O y Other ao!IP
pony. The_ advantage of doing business direet4
with tho Company arni,tho Importanee of keeling
some portion of the ittricsums paid for Insurance.... ,
In circulation at bortioritil be artedhY anffit
J. PIN° JONA, reident, ...1• •
JAMES Mo NICIIPL• lee Presidia,'
S. B. ANCONA. 800'y an Tress. - flunelfi-
T_AUEIt'S BREW.BRY I. • '•. • i •
LI
nzapilia PA.— , I
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The gobtoriberrespectrally lin t ionneeo to the P_lte
Ho that he h , ',4 receolly gala.% bla Xretverrto 4
tonklderahte exteot, Radiate° %ea item few_lt.
in all ita deptrttn anti. and Li now r6taf to' int,tw
all demands for :; '' • - , .. •, ' ' ,
SUPERIOR MALT LIQUORS, '
. iti,ok
Fin home MO, distant oomiugsiktfoe.
or
MelLtiteu?mmerrauteiktozeoP, litt,4l/ 1 777„,
ufgl'rslntowx, b41011;•***:':'
BOTTLING ;ALL, LAGER:BIiow
111 / 1 0.C..
' liberal per !Antes, !ID be float
AtienM abroad.
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