NEW* ITEM".
—There is an instit o tion at Dusseldorf,
Prussia, estabtished bythe celebrated Pastor
Fridner,- for the training of, Deaconesses,
who resemble in ninny respects the Catholic
"Sisters of Charity." alley wear a neat
uniform, resembling the dress of Quaker
ladies. They have been found specia l use
ful as assistants to foreign missionaries. In
thd year . 18 6 1, the fi rst of these Deaconesses
arrived at Jerusalem, oir the invitation of
Bishop Odra, and soon proved that they
were invaluable assistantii to the Bishop and
to the physician of the English hospital at
Jerusalem. -
—Ocorge Lazarus, Esq., prbprietor of the
Eagle Hotel, Pittston, Pa., had several rale
rio chickens sent him last winter by his lion
froM Leavenworth, Kansas. In preparing
them for cooking, some corn was found in
their craws. This' Mr. L. planted this
season mid raised therefrom a bushel and a
half of corn. Ono ear conAted 964
kernels.
—By the failure of tho old Bank of North
Carolina, which is roport4 the Mato of
North Carolina will lose $500,000 of its
Literary Fund, mid the University of North
Carolina $125,000. Other funds, the prop.
orty of widows, orphans and charities, will
also be lost. This bank was at the close of
tho war in a better condition than any other
in the State.
—Job r
Allen was arrested at Chicopee,
tMassacl usetts, on Saturday, for tholoreible
nbducti nof a girl named Emma Aurkell
from her home at Auguata i 4laine, and com
mitted tojail in Springfield, Mass. Allen
will be taken to Maine us soon as a requisi•
I tion can bo obtained.
—A row nin a lodging house in Spring
stroet, Now York, on Saturday, resulted in
the prqprietior, Bernard Mehotens, being
stabbed in thaabdomen,leg and arms by John
Stanley, who hlso stabbed John Vickers in
tho log and arm. Mehotens will probably
die from his injuries:
—Mrs. Garret Albertson, aged 18 years,
was, drowned kast week at White Haven,
while getting water front the Lehigh river,
Her husband missed her at noon, and found
her bonnet in the river, where her body was
afterwards found.
—The ex•queeri of Spain left behind her
ono hundred and seven carriages, several
splendid Arab and English horses, as well
as the finest collection of mules extant, in
the coach houses and stables of her royal
palace at Madrid.
—On Tuesday night, in Carbon county, a
stovo pipo in the houso of Dr. Ventz fell
down, and ono of the doctor's daughters,six
years old f was suffocated. The
.doctor and
another child wero resuscitated with dilii•
culty.
the election on Tuesday last, in
Chester county, the vote stood, for Grant
8,178; for Seymour,_ 6,49ll—Grant's majori
ty, 2688. At the October election the Re
publican majority was 2,192, -
—A wealthy lady in Buffalo recently lost
her .pockpt43dok containing a largo sum of
money, rewarding the ragged little boy who
followed her several squares and restored it
to her by ; giving him an apple.
—A. Chicagoan attempted suicide in Lake
Michigan a few days ago. A friend rescued
him, and in doing so tore the suicide's pan
taloons, whereupon ho thrashed the friend
for his carelessness.
g i
—A Bel inn clergyman
shot himsol
recently at t M tomb of Napoleon, in .Paris,
saying that ho wished to offer himself up as
a sacrifico to tho genius .of the First Em
peror. - .
—A lidgian clergyman shot himself re-;
cently at the ton►h Napoleon, in Paris,
sitying that he wishe►l tci (der himself up as
ncr►(ice to,the, genius of the First Empe
ror.
—The Presidential Eleetor:i meet on the
first Wednesday in Deeeniber in their re
speetive State Capitals, to east their ballots
for President and Vice President.
—lt is thotight that if. tho
supply eontinnes to inerease, the Vnitet
States noel ho longer look to the We s ,
Indies for oranges and lemons.
• —Abont Ball the rifles stolen from tho ears
in Florida have been recovered by the U. S.
troops. The others were mostly broken Jiy
being thrown from the ears.
---George F.. Alleger, of Pocono township,
near Harionsville, Monroe county, shot- an
American Eagle, Monday week, mepsuring
8 feet from tip to tip.
—'rho Louisville and Portland Canal, on
the Ohio river, is now in course of enlarge•
meat under the supervision of -General
Godfrey Weitzel.
—The Oregon crops are very large.—
Wheat is selling in Portland at trout tit) to
79 cents per bushel, and oats at .froin 45 to
60 cents.
rice is now gathered by the In.
diens in Upper Minnesota. There will. be
thousands of bushels in the Chippewa
country,
—Two weekly papers, wholly conduetet
by ladies, were started at Chicago last week
Ono of them is devoted to legal intelligence
Ephrata, Lancaster connty, Pa., has the ,
honor of iming.tho first place i n America
at which a Sunday school was established.
—Knoxville, North Carolina, with scarce
ly a hundred inbab4ants, has sent North this
fall nearly $lOO,OOO worth of dried fruit.
—Rhoda Patterson, residing in Pine 18treet
above Sixth, Philadelphia, died on the 6th
inst., at the advanced ago of 106 years.
—A National Convention of woman fran
chise advdcates is called to meet in Washing
ton during the first week in December.
—Tho Virginia nowspapprs complain tha
the cultivation of tobacco in that State is do
dining because it does not. pay.
—The annual production of gold in tho
British 'colony of New Zealand has been elev
en millions Of dollars F 4116671806.
—The ex•Quoen of Naples is taking steps
to obtain a divorce from Francis ll,the once
famous "Bombs."-
—The new Sinknish Government is having
Isabella's offigy punched out of tho postage
stamps. •
—The engine-driver of tho Irish mail train
iFecked at Merge% hos diOd of anguish '
mind.
—Oxon aro scarce in Oregon: The aver
age price is $lOOO a yoke.
MIOCEI.IIIEOVII.
stllOOL HOOKS!
Just received at the EAGLE BOOKSTORE, n
full lino of books in use in the Public! Schools ln
this city, which will bo told at the very 10WeSt
prices. It would be to the advantage of such who
are In want of books to ascertain our prices bolero
purchasing olsowhere. We have
SWoodbury'e New Method, with-Geroaan,B
Compositionßooks.
Fasquolio's French Course,
Bonnieastlo's Mensuration.
Stoddard's Arithmeties,
Parker's Philosophy,
Bulllon'aGranarnar,
Ray's Algebra,
Cutter's Anatomy,
Goodrich/a U. B.lllstoty.
Greenleaf's Arithmetie.
' Tenney's Geology,
Davis' Legender,
Thomas' EtymoltwY.
Ili
Dleilorinaries,
Pens and ',Penholders
Slates and f 1 Slate Pencils,
f3penceritinkiCopy Bookt,
Anthon'sil l./
Bullion'aComa,
ElYoodimWeElonientVary GermanßolulorE
BohoolllOaakets,
Parke4B4Wataores:Serles:of Schbol Books.
351
Orittendon'e Bookkeeping , with setts of Blank
DOOMS,
PENN STREET.
Pennock's History of England, Greece, and Rome
READING.
M itehel'a Tntormadlato and Primary GoograPhla3
11HE
PENNSYLVANIA CHORAL HARMONY
Containing the principal
CHURCH MELODIES,
Provided with
GERMAN AND ENGLISH TEXTI
For sale at the
"EAGLE" BOOKSTORE.
851 Penn Street:
- • ' , l‘)
••
DENS AliD PEN HOLDERS. A large vex;
oty of dittereo makes, for sale at the s Eetio
Bookstore.
sokoot, nooks I
!kg. it!oir
MU
FREDERICK Vir.I4AUER,
• "OLD
Cbrarr 11;11h anti Wadi inotaa !treas. Readisp,
Sole Agent tor Berke end Lobin on couritlea. l fer the
celebrated
SAMPSON •SOALi\COMPANY.
The most reliable Anti durable Bealea over placed
before tho public.
Call and see them before purchasing elsewhere.
superior inducements offered to buyers.
A lot of oecoml.hanti •
PLATFORM SCALES
on band and for salo cheap.
rtoon NEWS FOR TIMID
uvicoPl.E.--(10 to the NA
...TIONAL SHOE A: HAT STORE.
a I 4111111
No.
3 'w 1 theit A streeto th reeiee t 2 d tyre
cheap and Well•lnade BOOTS,
L. LIOSITSTERN.
SHOES anti HATS.
ciet,9-3moend
CITY HOTEL,
SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
(Near Fenn,)
. READING, PA.
IMChargea moderate.
' A. H. ESTEBLY, 'Proprietor.
aux 4 •
TRAVELERS GUIDE.
Tun following table shows the time on which all
Passenger trains, on the different Railroads, arrive
and depart from this city:
• DEPART-FOR PHILADELPHIA. "
Reading Acoom., all way stations ....... .... 7:30; a; m.
Express. nrinoipal stations 10:35
Way and Market, all stations 11:30 "
Express. prino i p a I stations 4;20 p.m.
Way and Mall, all stations 6:30 "
POE POTTSVILLE.
Ashland, Tamaqua. &0., and W. stations, 10:35 a. m
Pottsville and all way stations. 5:50 p.
Pottsville; Ashland. Tamaqua, &o 0:10 "
VON WASEISRURCI AND TUE WEST.
Express:Lebanon, Harrisburg and west, 1:10 a. m.
Meow., Harrisburg and all way stations 7:15 "
Mail, Harrisburg and principal stations, 10:45 "•
Fast, Lebanon, Harrisburg and the west, 1:50 p.m.
Way, Harrisburg anti all way stations..... 6:06 "
Express, Leb. Harrisburg and the west, 10:10 "
Aattivx front Harrisburg at4:49, 7:06,10:'25 a. m.and
4:10, 6:25, 11:40 p. m.
YOB NRW YORK
. .
And_prinolpal way stations 4:44 a. tn.
For New York and principal way stations. 7:00 "
For " and
. 111 way s tations 10:30 "
For • " . 2:40 p. n.r
For " 111 II 4:20 p. in,
For " . and prinelpalway stains, 11:40 "
ARRIVE fromNowYork at 1:00, 9:00 a. m. and 1:50.
6:00,10:10 p. M. - _
READING AND COLUMBIA R. It.
ON.AND AFTER
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23d, 1808.
Passonger Trains will run on this Road, as
follows :
Loavo Lancaster and Columbia at 8 00 A. M
' Lancaster 300 P. M
" Columbia 300 P.:M
Arrive at Reading • 10 20 A. M
" .. 6 30 P. M
. ... .
RETURNING:
Leazo Reading at
Arrive at Lancaster
Arrive
Columbia at
" Columbia and Lancaster at 8:30 P. M.
Trains Nos. 2 and 4 make close connection at
Reading with Trains North and Bouth, on Phila.
and Roo:ding Railroad, and 'Weston Lebanon Val
ley Road. No. 2 also makes eloswoonnection with
Train for New York.
Tickets can bo obtained at the Offices of the
Now Jersey Central Railroad, foot of Liberty Bt,,
Now YOrk, and Phila. and Reading Itailroad,l3th
and Callowhill 80., Philadelphia.
Through Tickets to Now York and Philadelphia
sold at all the Principal Stations' and Baggage
Checked' hrough.
Trains are run by P. & R. R. Ti e, which Is 10
minutes faster than Penna. It. R. Time.
QEO. F. GAGE,
Hoporintondent.
E. F. KRISVER, Oen'l Frt. and Tiokot Agt. of 17
East Pennsylvania ' Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING
Wedaesday, May 20th, 1868.
SIX TRAINS DAILY TO NEW YORK WITH
OUT CUANOI OP CARS.
On and after' Wednesday, May Nth, 1808, two
PasSenger Trains will leave Reading daily, (except ,
Sundays,) for Allentown and way stations, at 10.30
A. M. and 4.20 P. hi., stopping at all the way sta
tions between Reading and Now York, making
11180 close connections for Mauch Chunk and Phil
adelphia via Lehigh Valley R. it., and arrive at
Now York at 3.30 and 10.15 1. Al.
Four (4) through Expres,, Trains will leave
Rending daily, (except Sunday., ) .for New York
and the East; leaving Reading at 4.44 and 7.00
A. ht. and at 2.46 and 11.40 P. ht.
Those Trains run through trout Pittsburgh to
New York, without change of cars. Stepping only
at Lyons; Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Hamp
ton, Sommerville, Plainfield and Elisabeth, and
arrive at New York at 10.00 A. ht., 12.00 hi., 7.25
P. M. and f , .00 A. M. .;
The 4.41 A. hi. train will not leave ( Reading on
Mondays. The 7.00 A. M, and 11.40 IP. ht. trains
rum daily, Sundays ',mined. • -
Trains leave New York, foot of Liberty street
daily, (except Sundays) at 0.00 A. M., 12 noon, 5, 8
and 8.20 P. M., and arrive at Beading at 1.60. 0,00
and 10.10 P. M., and at 1,00 and 2.52 A. M. .
Tho 8.00,P. M. train from New York loaves daily.
Sundays included.
A Sunday Excursion Tiain will leave Beading
every Sunday at 8 A. hi., stopping at all stations
and intermediato points. Arrive at Allentown,
at 10 A. M. Returning; leave Allentown , at 4.00
P. M. Arrive at Reading at 6P, hi;
Passengers are requested to purchase tickets be
foreintering the ears, as 25 cents extra will be
char g ed and collected on tbo train from all who
pay t the fare to the Conductor.
June 23- O. STOLTZ, Eng. and Bupt.
J. R. BARRETT & CO„ Proprietor.,
' XANOIIEBTEI1 1 N. H. ,
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Patent Medicines.
H. BIRCH &'BRO.
DR. A. H. LIGHT,
'W. J. THOMWECHTER,
WILLIAM WELLS.
may 517
eheapes. _ _
world soap With
the mild and lathering qualities of genuine
Castile. Try this splendid Soap, by the
ALDEN 011101111 CAL WORKS, 4S North
Front street, Philadelphia. • an 7-6 mo
LYONS IIOTEL•
W. R. ARTMAN, Proprietor.
One of tbe best houses outside of the large cities.
It is located on the line of .the Rest Pennsylvania
'Railroad, about raidwey between Retullng And Al
le_ntown. All '
,trains between Newyork and the
Wed, as well &s ell way trains.' step at Lyons, and
immediately in front of the Lyons Hotel.
,trirEfterything in and about the hotel unsur•
Passed. A first nte Livery Stable is also kept in
connection with the Hotel. • feb24-
Rapt 4-
7 00 A. M
615 P.
920 A
915 I'
Agonta t ileading, Pa,
4 1, r
at IN kile• • • • •
01111113 TAN MUIR'S
GENUINE BLOOD PURIFIED,
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KNor„una s er tke name of
f "FIipTii4I3, ( FAOIC,-,
gooks a i r ma arm et mete et we fajte
CLOTHES WRINGERS,
STEP L'ADDERS,
ALL WARRANTED,
- \
M° K NIGHT'S
HARDWARE STORE
THIRD AND , PENN MS:
aug 10
T"
"READING ADLER,"
the oldest German Newspaper published in the
United Otates.
ESTABLIIIIIND IN 1797
Circulation over Ave Thoithandi
The "Reading Adler" le the best advertising me
Blum for the German Martell In Eastern Penney'
vania, having a circulation of over live thousand
copies. It contains tgonty-eight large columns o
advertisements and carefully selected reading mat.
tor, Tho Adler le thoroughly Demooratio in prin
oiple, endeavoring to inculcate the mound politica
doctrines ofour forefathers, as laid down by Jeffer.
son and Jackson.
PRICE ONLY $1 60 A YEAR.
Published every Tuesday morning, by'
'
•
,
r. 3 b. 15
SCHOOL COMPANION..
We havetust received a large let of those dolts-
Lao little Usaketsochich'we are sash to sell itt
reduced rates,_coutaluinUr. POTIOu d
Crayon. Pen Holdsr. 8 an
BPonue.
800
Lept Plelem
Ar ai
ir eu s •
EH
RITTER & CO.,
No. 351 Penn Street.
bilsON'tttAssotro. !=,
. - , (Raised Nov. Irtb. WC% ) . •
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE -' Or
STAGES • AND NAI/sB.
REAMSTOWN MAIL AND STAGE Ll i r
Risendad to Unto Statlon_-- . Leaves Re itig at
a, Wittid - weekly. Tnesdat,,,Thatsday . and star
da,i;• -BOUM samlt l lliTa a nal attyea 1010. M.
glelltd the folio pg tamped Post Wogs:.
mg!, aeuglemvite ; Agamstown, Sonwarts-
TU
to l a r ritri'il MAIL AND STAGE LINE •
Leaves Boyertow p at 0 o'eloelt, a. tn.. Arrives
at Reading at 10 oclock, a. in. Returning, leaves
Reading at 234 p. m. Arrives at Boyertown, of 7
p. m. It serves Stonersville. Brumfieldville.
dreshvillo, Yellow House, Eariville and Boyeris
town.
BERNVILLE MAIL AND STAGE LINE
Leaves Bethel at 3 o'clock, a. M. arrives at
leading at 10 o'clock, a. m. Returningi leaves
Reading at 2 o'clock, p. ta., arrives at 1,111 °Mug
at 9p, as. It serves Leinbaohs. over Mr • Bern
y_ille, Rirersburg, Bethel, Ipehoetoil and
Relaters ilia.
BLit BALL MAIL AND STAGE LINE
Leaves Reading on Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day at 8 o ' cloc k, a. m. Returning ; leaves Blue
Ball on Tuesd ay . Thursday and Saturday, st
riving,at Reading at 4%, o'clock, p. m. It imppip
Man a Store Knauer e. _Brusansviiie. Muddy
Creek, Terre dill Weaver's 11l ala itko. Ball.
. PIQUA MAIL AN)) TAM; L NE i •
Leaves Hamlin on Monday. Wednesday and
Friday at 7 o'eloo .a. ra, Aarrives at Reading on
Modal' San 01,1 t. alid Saturday at & o'clock,
4
L. m. It suppl es M. Penn, Beokersville. Joanna
Furnace.Morgantown, Talbotvillo, Honey Brooke.
Cambridge and South Hormita 1
LOBAOHFIVILLE STAGE A ND M AIL Ilk , N n l3
Leaves Lobaehsville on Tuesay. Thursd 'and
Saturday at 0 o'cloO, 11. m. Arrives at Read gat
9 3 i o'clock, a. m. Returning. Leaves Readibg at
2 o'clock, P. in. Arrives at Lobselowille at 0
o c ock. p. in. It sorves Alsace, Oloy and Lobachs
vine.
READING TO COLU MBIA
Daily by Railroad—Leaves Reading at 8 p at,
Arrives at 10:30 a.m, EluppliosFritstownßeiriolds
Station, Stevens ,' Ephrata, Millway il Litis. an
helm,Sporting HUI, LandiFloand S ly41( Springs,
WESTQUESTER BIRDS 0 ,
'hi-weekly by Stage — eaves Waste °stet on
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 7a. tn. Ar
rives at Birdsboro at tp. m Returning, leaves
Birdsboro on Tuesday, Thuralat ant Saturday at
7a. m. Supptstleigerish Ills, Mae ttook,Loag's,
Wallace, Uwe land. Lionville and West White
land.
READING TO ROBESON
Semi-weekly by Stage—Leaves Reading on Tues
day and Saturday at 7:30a. m. and arrives at Read
ing at 11 a. m.
~i READING TO HOST,'
Sbmitivakly by, Stage—Leaves Reading Ties
day and Saturday at 11:30 a. m. Arrives at Read
ing at 9:30 a. in. Supplies Addam's Tavern, Lower
Heidelberg, North Heidelberg, Krick's Mills and
Host.
LEESPORT TO NORA
Tri-weekly by Stage—Lcaves Leesport Tuesday,
Thursday and haturday at 12 in. Arrives at Lees-
Port at 3 p. m. Supplies South Evansville and
hfolitow CO n.
XTOWN TO VIROINSVILLE -
Tri-weekly by Stago—Loavos Cextown Tuotday,
Thursday , and Saturday at 9a. m. Arrives at Cox
town at 4p. in. Supplies Kirbyville, Moslem and
Virgin sville lßE .
ItIiIRSTJURG TO STOUCIISBURG
Tri-weekly by Stage—Leaves Rehrersburg Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday atll a. in. Arrives at,
Itolireraburg at 6 p. Supplies Winter:wino and
Boat.
BEADING MAILS.
TRIM DAILY.
New York—Closes at 10.4. u. and 10 r. u.
41 Arrives at 1 A. U. and 2 P.
Philadelphia—Arrives at 10;30 A. U. awl 0 P. U.
Closes at 10 A. U. and 4 P. U.
Harrisburg—Arrives at 10:30 A. U. and 4:30 P. u.
16
Closes at 10 A, tr. and 5:30 P o
Pottsville—Arrives at 10:30 A. M t and 4:30 Po Me
CiOAOB at 10 A. and 5:30 Po
ALLNNTOWN AND qABTON.
Arrives at 2:00 r. Y. I' Cloaorat10:00A. I
• RNAIISTOWN — three times a week.
Arrives at 7:00 P. U. I Olos ea at 8:00 A. U
BRaNVILLN. _
Arrivesat 10;00 A.N. I Closes at 2:00 P. u
i I:IO?ERSTOWN.
Arrives at 10:00 A. U. I Closes at 2:30 P. u
LOBAORSV ILlA—three times a week,
Arrives at 8:30 A. U.. I MHO at 2:30 P. u
PlQUA—tnroe t imes 'a week,
Arrives at 7:00 r. u: I Closes at 5:00 A. U
BLUR Illitl.—ihreo times a week.
Arrives at 4;30 P. u. I . Close at 8:00 A. If
UNIMARRO—taTICO a week,
Arrives at 9:00 A. U. . 1 Close at 11:30 A. 11
ROBESON—WOO a week,
Arrives at 11:00 A. Si. I Close at 7:30 A. U
N. T. GEHO,.
"FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
653 Penn Street, Reading, Pa.
AAS CONSTANTLY ON RAND Tllll FINEST
assortment of neand Heavy Boots and Shoes
n t is pity, also Ladies' and Children's Shoos of all
kinds. Sqo list of styles and prises
Men's calf boots, R home made, 16 25
to
kip " 400 to 5
calf balmorals: 250 4 0 00 0
" kip • 200 ' 60
.1 GO Brogans, - 200 260
Congress gaiters, 276 450
" Glove kid Congress gaiters, 400 • 00
10 boots, 200 300
' 200 300
Youths' kip boots, 175 250
balmorals 1 25 1 75
Women's glove kid high POlish bat
morals, 360 400
WRinen'slastintrhigh Polish balmorals,2 00 .360
goat patent loa th er tip 200 325
" slippers, 100 170
Misses'goat patent leather tip bal.
Morals ' oo '
40
Children's goat patent leather tip
bal
morals, 125 190
N. T. ORIIO,
april24oodl 003 Penn Street.
►/lIIE READING FIRE INSURANCEAND
Jl_ TRUST COMPANY OF BERKO CO.
ORGANIZRD JULY, 1867. CAPITAL $1501000.00
Office Reading Insurance Building, N 0.19 API
Fifth erred, S. E. (Amier af (bur( erect.
Office hours from S A. IC to Si'. U.
. DIRECTORS: •
J. Pringle Jones, "James McKnight,
Henry Z. Van Reed, Jacob Shaffner,
J.l'. Jackson, D. H. Stout, .
Jonas Shatter, J, T. Valentine,
George Rigger.
This Company insures all )(Ina of property
.against loss or damage - by Arent rates as low as any
otherreliablo"Company and upon every plan known
to Stock Insurance Companies.
Perpetual Policies issued requiring no renewal
and upon which the amount of premiuM paid can
be reclaimed at any time; less a deduction of Ave
per cert., The advantages of this method, tire
worthy of the attention of farmers and others Itav ,
is g first-class dwelling; houses, barns and othOr
buildings, in town or country, Q 8 being the'obeap
est and safest, • -
Policies for one, two, three, five or more years. or
for less than ono year. issued and pj charge made
for Policy and survey when renewed or when in
surances aro transferred from other companies.
Tho citizens of Reading and vicinity, hitherto
dependent mainly upon foreign ()Companies, have
now the privilege of effecting their insurances in a
home institution, well or with !inadequate
paid in and guaranteed capital, presenting as
strong a basis of security as that of any other com
pany. The advantage of doing business directly
with the Company and the importance of keeping
some portion of the largo sums paid for insurances,
in circulation at home, will be appreclated by all.
J. PRINGLII JONES, President.
JAMES McKNIMIT. Vico President,
-S. E..ANCONA, Hea'y anti Treas. . [Junelo
IMPORTANT NOTICE
THE GOOD WILL. FIRE COMPANY,
OP ALLENTOWN, PA., •
Would hereby announce to the °likened /leading
that, owing to a considerable number of tickets re
maining unsold as well as coupons unreturned,
ty are compelled to pot no the drawing until
tie 22d of December. Tickets can be bad, for a
ort time. of E. D. Medlar& Agent, Plough and
llarrow hotel, and at Strickland St Bro.
nov.s
L T ENNART & GRIM
•
ILILOHINISTB . Bitikt3l3 YOUNDEREE
•
And . • •
GENERAL DEALERS IN
.
Staohinisto'. and Ilannfookuviss' Oupplloo - .
• No. 627 um 622 Pumas Onsor,
100- • I SNARING PA./
lkiglvispArF A !site lot ot
old swifts.
Ms. on and at t is ich WM be sold
ohm.
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IydrIONARIER. •
WebsteesUpataldita,
IVAator's Academic. (Ryr. El)
Websteti !nib Retool, (Rev. it.)
Webaiees Common SAlk
IYObtter's Prltaa7, dist 1,4
Relds' English DietOmni'.
Worcester's Comprtheralie DleUoa►ry,
Worcester's School Dlttiollll74
o,arman and English Dictionary,
()Abelllogor'o Pronouncing Oermsn Mott"
For sale at the
"EAULE" BOOKSTORIi.
351 Penn'Street, near Fotirth.
GREAT FURNITURE DEPOt
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SCIIIHDER Sz FELIX
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Wareroom, cornertifeh and Wallingtei
et eete,
MANUFACTORY. , WARIIINOTONJATIIRSI
ORLOW FIFTH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
UNDERSIGNED ESP gCYuLLy N.
vito public, attention to t ete n 401140
rat-elms furniture now an COUtell
.? pa int
and made to order to suit eustoluli k --
Among other articles, especia l attention 11.
vited to their unsurpassed
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EXTENSION TABLES,
DRESSING BUREAUS, II -
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DINING ROOM CHAIRS, •1
CENTRE AND OTHER, TAIILIC8;
BEDSTEADS OF THE LATEST St4lRl3,
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and every other article in their linei4 Loth*
Every article - ls manufactured by !Wallin
their admirably arranged mattufactory, w
most perfect machinery, endatillfid nate ante,
and finished in an unsurpasse dmetiner.,
Also prepared to execute all orders for
CARVING, -
TURNING, •.'
SANING I iauI
MOULDINGS.
All orders prOMIPOY executed, end !Wil 111
give satisfaction. ap . Ck•
WRFNUrfatVglitiLflgt Rims V
of tho pp t PloL) this now and valuable plows ea
of I A, combined with esthlin Yet tibia 1"
tracts; as nneurpgssed for its 11.411,12 t ...tniht IP
propertiesin alitheseezternalcompisint rowel es
Liniments are used.such as
Cuts, Bruises, Chrifes, Pails,' Rhamatim
Gout, Neroou . a d: hylammatory
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Neuralgia, Headache, Pains in
sidle, Back or iointa.
In all such °malt may bo used with a corbdat,
of relief. ylt Is good, faol k SO 16.010 002 Pie
Will: an external appllotion 0 rounnia, g
or east. and the subiletlber tan' ounlotelVr
roe° mond It abonoof the but litatroudioftba
day.
Price 26 Dente per Bottle.
For Bale at the "MOLE" BOOKSTORF.
BITTER & 00.
T_AUER'S DREMERY 1 •
READING, PA.
The enbscriberrespeettullyll3llollllCeltil the 011ie
Ho that he Ims recently enlarged big ProWery to a
considerable extent, and introduced Kelm POWO
in all its departments. and fa now ready to saYill
Ail demands for .
SUPERIOR MALT LIQUORS,
For boils and distant oonsuglPtlon. Os '
Malt Liquors, warranted to keep in all climates; se
as follows:
BROWN STOUT, PORTER, ,
BOTTLING ALE, AND LAGER BEA
- FRED'S L4UER.I • ; •
N. Der cantata will bwellowed
Agents abroad.
MONET WANTED. ' ' •
MONEY wA.NT,Ept
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