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READINCi ) TA., NUM M MI:It la, 1808:
1111: /11441441 C.
-• After the battle, when the smoke mid con•:
'fusion of the conflict 'Jaye itssed, away, is
. the time chosen by a victorious and proPer
.ly disciplined army to . succor the. wounded,
.bury the dead, moil, while resting for a brief
:space from the toils 'of thecontest, to reel—
',Oulu its shattered ranks, and prepare eith
er to follow up the vanquished enemy, or
to take other measures to secure the results
•Of the victory. .
' With a aturty of'grettly and selfish mer
cenaries, ,wlto fight only for plunder and per
sonal pr6fit, After the battle is the time for
pillage, riot and general disorder, qui it fre
quently happen's that a lately victorious host
has been surprised and totally routed by an
'inferior fOrdo of theft: better disciplined foes,
quarreling over the spoils of ft vie
,tort'.
Such Is the MO with the Radical Party:at
'present. No sooner is the Pieliidential con
test over them they engage in a selfish atrug•
'gle for the spoils of their harAly.won victory,
'Already their party legilerka'reat swords'
points over every petition of profit in the gift
of the incoming administration. More es
pecially is this tbo case in Pennsyliania.
The Radical leaders all know that but for the
'defeat of the Dernocritey of 1 j'ennsylvania in
October tho election of Gen. grant could not
have boon aceomplished,• and ignoring the
fact that the'Stato was really Carried by the
money of t 2National banker's and the tinan•:'
cial gamblers of New Yorlf p each pronlinent
Pennsylvania Radical in )4tching his corn.
radon with greedy and Iningry eyes, fearful
lest another should obtain hie share of the
loaves and fishes. '
Of the hundreds of tipplications for dile°
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which have elreadrheen , destroyed by Gen.
Grant's secretary, there is no doubt that 'a
largo number were from Pennsylvanians.
Forney and Win, D. Kelley nro among the
foremost at the trough—both willing to serve
their country in ,the capacity of Postmaster
General,and having no objection to n foreign
mission, or anything else that will give them
a chance to still further deplete the pocket
of Uncle Samuel.
Tho groat contest, howeVer, appears_ to be
.
over the U. S. Senatorship: The Aspirants:
for this positionore legion—every ono think
ing himself the very man to honor the place,
and Avery ono sire of obtalning-It bUtfor (nab
obstacle. That obstacle is the moneybag of
Simon Cameron, who is already accused, by .
his fellow•Radieals, of having bought votes'
enough to secure the electiO» of his partien•
lar favorite, who is not positively known.
The leading contestants in this race for o .
doubtful honor are 61enni W. Schofield, J.
K. Moorhead, Wm. 11. Rouble, Galosh A.'
Grow, Andrew G. Curtin, Thomas M. Mar
shall,Seeretary Jordan, and Governor Geary. ,
Of these, 'Kemble and Geary have already'
declined the honor—probably in the hope of
having it "forced" upon theM. Kembleop
peered to hay() the inside track, nt the start,
and his ;withdrawal surprised his friends.
Tho Curtin and CaMeron factions are quay.
reling bitterly in secret, and in the meanthno
Thomas M. Marshall t . of of Allegheny,, is in
fair way of snatching tho hone while the
other two aro snarling OVV,lt — provided ) al ,
ways, that "Simon says thumbs up".—for,
alas; for all concerned, the groat Winnebago
chief has dug up theltatehet, and which way
it will be turned is unknown. Have pity on
them ) Simon i throw d sop to themlttlyaseei
and let not thy servants destroy each 'Other
utterly for the benefit of tho dreadful cep'.
porheads at, ,the coming gubernatorial elec.
tient
Ama New York
Church Union answers "Unirersal But.
frage," addieg s "Upon'this question hinges
the vote of *roman, the poorer of the . same
to preside over our nation,provided she
prove herself competent ; t ballot of the
black Man, the elevation of Frederick Doug
lass to the Presidency, and the social Oman
eipation of the negro, End then peace I"=—
Phila. Star.
The Church Union decidedly compli 7
mentary to American women. • give' the
negro the ballot, makePred.. Douglass
aided, mid, give woman the right of anifraga
welded she prove herself 'competent l That
is to ail; iluiqgnorant negro is already quill,
tied to exitrolle the right of suffrage, while
the intetligOt t educated, patriotic American
white wommtnast first "prove btrself enex•
petent
ISM
Such an idea could onlihave emanaiPl
from tiie 'brain "of negro•worsbiPpiii
fanatic like the l scribbler for the Church
thilon t 'a paper ibtioid: :kbpedint4
not only by lions every
where, bat by all geld .avia acu ble people
in our. country. •
Klt,AtuuooicA ,firidd to meet Forront.-=:
Re 64 beitii back 0 Chili among die
minitnlH.
1 100
IJ=KTIlit t,c4 di# ataLw.
War Department' Order:
'lho fallowing order from theWnr Depart
ment is published.:
Milo Attorney Ge4piral tiff the United
t -
States ? havtag,given hit4ffielal ,optbionthnt
tho power, Onferred uPtin thejudgei ltd4ate
of 4 court niaritai, - Or on rtl4f ipijui `; hp
the twdtitY-lifth section'; 'of (I oppiiived
March 3, 1803, to issue ;the like process to
compel the attendance of witnesses before
such military court . ns is issued by the kcal
courts of criminal jurisdiction, includes also
the power to motto such process through
sonic officer who shall be especially charged
with its execution.
.It is ordered that judge
advocates of military goads: who may here
after issue such process to compel the atten
dotted as witnesses' of persons not in tho
military service, formally direct the same by
name to some military, officer, who shall be
designated by 'clepartmetit commander as
available for the purpose, and the nearest
military commander will thereupon furnish
a sufficient fici'ree for the execution of the
process whenever such force shall be actual
ly required. It will be iseted, bewever, that
whereas a procAs•of attachment can only
be enforced as herein directed, the prelimi
nary summons or hubpcena may be served
by any person whatever."
The Cuban kisnrrectiosi.
The provisional government of Spain has
conferred on Count Balrmiseda the full
power to pardon all perscins engaged in the
present insurrections except the loaders.
The rebels are in possession of Remote,
Meta, and sonic other towns in the - jurisdie
tion of Puerto Principe. • &Mato is on the
southern slope of the island, About - forty
piles west 'southwest of PuertO 'Principe,
and about ten miles inland. There is much
fighting in the whole neighborhood. A
rebel commission in Havana claim that they
have plenty of money in New York as well
as war material. They also claim for the
rebels .the rights of belligerents. Many
Moitican i s,a,re arriving and their movements
are watched. •
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Resides electing Democratic Covernors
thiaYeiti in Now Yeti( and Newle;sey, the
Democracy of the'Union have gained thirty
six members of Congress, as follows;
2 Now York, a 1
4 k,N or th Carolina,
1• Obio, 3
11 Pennsylvania, 8
A South Caroline, 3
~: ifinessee,
I T 2
3
• 1 ! ssouri,
Total, 80
The probabilities are that4he Radicals milli
have from 15 to 18 less than a two•thirds
majority in the next nouse.—Age.
Arkansas,
Georgia,
Illinois,
Indiana,
Louisiana,
Maryland,
Minnesota ;
Nov Amy,
Olticlrtl Itetiormcofilio Peommylvatilft
Eleettott.
MRIIIBIIOII6, Nov. 12.—The complete .
official returns of the November election have'
been received at the office of the Secretary
of the Commonwealth.- General Grant's
majority in Pennsylvania: 6'28,898.
Tun removitt of the National Capital to
the West is agnin being urged by.Weotern
men.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
A man named, Waters and two boys nnm•
od Shull and Joel, have died from injuries'
'received by 'the boiler explosion at Shenan
doah city , Schuylkill county,. on Saturday
last, at die. mines of Miller, Sotis & Rhoads.
'l'h, engincei:,.named *Laughlin, is in a
critical condition, and two other men w3ro
badly injured. •
A man named • Wolf had his right haad
badly limbed while coupling , cars at the de-,
pot at. Me c ham:l. City, yesterday..
A' bold bUt.nusuccessful attempt was made.
to robe the National flank at Cbbieskill,
Hchol►ari county, N. Y., on Thursday
night.'
The aecond . trint of George W. Colo, for
the murder of, Hiseeek; began , at ' Albany
yeatorday„
. .
A tiro in the dry goods.house. of Kelly &
Co., at Boston, on Wednesday Wight, des.,
troy'ed $70,03.0 worth of property .
The General Conntil of the gvitnielieall
Lutheran Church, met at -Pittsbnegi yester.
day. Rev. C. W. :Selneffet was chosen
President.
Tho Parliamentary' elections . in England
commence tolnerrow, and the most exten
sive measures of recaution against distur
bances'at the polls have been taken by the
police authorities. Troops have been sent
to -Blackburn, an impertent 'borough :in
Lancashire, where serious trouble is feared !
Matters are quiet in Florida ! both parties
to the Executive contest awaiting the action
of the courts.
General Grant had a private interviei
with Commissioner Rollins, of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, yesterday. •
, General George B. McClellan . -Its. hoe
chosen Preablent of the Univ,eratty of Calf.
(orate by its Board of Treaties.: .
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Tho Governer of South Carol ina has 4e.
sigented November '2O ns EON , . of Thanka
gtvitig. • • • —•• • • •
The International BiiMari COMMleßidoll'at
St: Petersburg hes agrosedrto .prohlbjt, the
use in time of war of all 020.ositleprojectile's
weighing less thna 4oggrarnales.
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New OaLune; Nov". 12. 4 ,-The rote of this
State (one perish inepreP!eco, l B , aa
:Gian,t, 20 652; Seymour. 81,742; I)ekri.
°critic mirky, 65 1 190. "" Th , 6; pgieint b ount
will Vary tis but Mile,' ,••• '
; ; • .1 Ogigoot,T ; „.24f:f
Si2l FaktiOlabo; Ner:
Ties ,th 6 *00.44f.01:0894. by ~ 031 1 1 g9 o * -
jority. •
"
SAN Fesweiseo, N0i,42.`-iCrohnsiin,DettO,
is elected to aftegress:). (cow the Northerh
Distnet, by A sweat tneigilt..l, 1 , ;.- ; )
• , • figarrti CoogNi:l,-
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\ COLUMBIA; S. C.; 'Nov . , 12; 7 The:Deraci,-
erats h eve, ogrie4 the: . rAiniteirel' elebtioit ' ip
'this town, ryal bettilseknOtiljoerity. , '
, . . • t 0 ,, •., ..,.,/,. _ , AC , Ur .‘ ~.' '.l , 1
, ' . rKiriratINANIA. ' " - . , .
' ;HABilibite) Nov,'ll i th l e lii!PoirOil
it
•ibte`ot PeriiisypiaPh is' ni felibit . r '" " •
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Grant, - / - 4 -' - ~,^, •,-; t 4 a4St
.SeiM9nri r 17' 'I II YI 7,1/ 1 11,8 6 ,2.{` . ,i_
`,! -._ f% 1 ..' ..1 :...tj .."7 ' ‘-*".' , , •
il, „,„.1t9P141444,941P10P0th ;. , PA B ' 1 :1"
,',.. Th e ti)tal ypte is 665,662,,Aui ittotease, of
'abed 8,000 over the Vete 44 October. ~1 I :,
El
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Mat GAINS.
kinioax, Nov.
.151,.
Tula ELEvrioN,
- ovwpaptutiOsitaibiiiii• XXI
bt • PHILADI :•:).?;;
=Pit 7 ' 1
driano No, Grant is Pre4tiiiiti l ly
tliai,ltouid say that he waS e*ted 4. 1 4 1 4nu5„
trick ;..'that _ the' people ,bed been;:filikred,,
into this mistake. No, the'Ameriitkiiikee'
heir) faker' a man who hi 'the best, , daYs'ot
his life was a' moot y; drunken 'and violent
man, and whose whole merit was , that h e .
ford: command of the army whet} Poh; Lee
had kumbled the prick of five of the best
generals of the Federa army,: When the 'Von:
federacy waheaten to pieces ) , wheu its three
ports were dosed, when they could not make_
is gun cap, when' they could not get an ounce
of medicine or apair of trowserB ; and pour
ed -the whole forces of the North upon an
exhausted foe. This is the generalship of
Orautt And it is all they claimed for him.
Well, the deed is done, and nations, like
individuals, have 'son times space for re
pentance.
And now the Radicals aro planning to get
Grant out . of the way, and to put Colfax in
his place. To this end it is in contemplation
to pine° Forney at Grant's side, ,and get
Forney to drink Grant to death. The Rad
icals bet that Forney can drink Grant to
dentl4n two weeks, and they will win, be
cause 'Forney literally sweat s whiskey. You
know the quality that alcohol has of pasting
put cf-the secretions, pure. Well, I have
seen it run out of Forney's hair—a stream
of whiskey.
Forney is just the man for this task. You
remember how he wrote to Forrest's friend,
to get George Jameson drunk, so he Might
"blab something," i n order to convict For
rest's wife : LLan, innocent toomanLof adulte
ry r Forney will do acts which no - thief or
pick-I)o@rd, or loafer in this city world he
guilty- of. So just keep your eye upon
Grant, and if lie does anything bad at. Wash
ington, just credit me when I say that For
ney is not far oft
Did you see anything of the case of trim.
con. in our city ? It has created it great sen•
nation ire the upper circles of society. I be
lieve.the husband has accepted x 530,000 as
the cost of his wounded honor,and you know
how highly a valued his "honor" when he
took money as compensation. The husband
has•gono to Paris, and the lady has taken an
elegant vill with her paramour, to share his
guilt in lni ry. I have too ninth regard for
the repntati tn of the EAGLE to furnish par.
ticulars.
in day tho Radical judges played
'riles of our citizens freely, In
wards they took the paturnliza
aruLwith scissors cut the Higna
signers out and handed the, pa.
the owners ? saying, "you can't
In ono of the wards not a Bin-
On eleeti
with the lib
301110 of tht
tion paper;
tures of th
pars back t
vote here.' I
glo noturali citizen's vote was received.
In the 24t1i ward Col. Pleasanton took two
men back and said to the Radical election
officers; "You have teemed the votes of
these men. Both of these men were with:
me in the war, and I want them to veto,, Or
I will ktiow the reason why.?' The Radical'
coward's took_the' tickets and left, the Irish-:
men v", because Col. PleS i santon is a rich.
math
We owe . our defeat to that stool of a ehol4
era patient,- Jno. W. •Forney, and Judge'
Rend. We.speak gently of Read. ,Heiis
years of age, and when a man has , outlived,
his wits it is hard to hold him necomitable
for anything which dine has deprived hint of.'
Read is catching it{ from all quarters; The
Sunday Divatch, the Post, and the Ledger
speak vitAngly of the ohl man's ,
ties.
I suppose you often see allusiens to 0.W. ,
Childs of the Ledger. Re owns about
much of that paper as you do. Frank Drexel
(broker) owns it. Childs made
he owns by publishing Kano's
.North ':1"ole;
Expedition. Still ho is iv tine, pleasant fel l '
low. .1 often think wheii I look atf the . beaw
tiful Ledger building how great effects come
from small causes. Swain—the last of the
printers Swain, Abel & Simmons—died lose
summer, and I well remember when &min
hunted nil the 'Moining for subscribers and
got one, only. • Only think of mie of the
greatest men ih the land, hunting all day for
one cent t They aro all dead. They were
good business men—l wish I could say as
much for their morals. - '
. The'surveyors are getthig ready to pinch
bridge over our river from this city to Jerk
$.
Rey. • • „ • t :
A woman named Dreamier, from Reading!,
Wog herself in a barn in the upper part of
out. city a few dos ago. Do'yon know any
thing about her ?-
I advise my Beading friends to take care Of
their' "portable` property" when. they, vieit
eity, Burglars and _"praoksTen" aro
commencing Aheir winter campaign,: A silk,
house was - robbed a few`nights Ago of $26: •
000 worth of ct:4y fahrioe f There,*lll be
much •finffering )iera 'before, , the' Wiri . ter i t s
over;: tdi4. 40, Wi t AnClittle
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(lota morn'ng i'1341 and Go -
ernmept. stocks are slowly ~falling. Pour
men voted forpoverty and want—they Inuit
endure it. Yours truly, _ W. I
NE
Anoilitoki'Atiesitititia`nitigiment or Arma.
Loins', Nov, ,12.—An attempt was
made last evenjek to
_ship twelve boxed Of
Mtialieth ansWevolvers to ttegtot , s ' in Little
Reek; ArktieS* bet the - captain refused to
lOnTeY,illetnfPO: RO l Ol4 1 11,; fkrq Pid)snant•
'Aofic sio;oo.tikirtii'of freight'
streyed on the ;ley i ee. Iftst night iltk4
ing of the cotter:AAß.
stated sinA' can Cm' proteit", tbattble
,4tvik i ca)ptaFiufactmers, off' ; Pittsburg, .at 930
reeilit ,l 4l4l(l4n 1 4010 1 )
weiricokiPi"cklif,s.: 0(9)1 mar ed tl gmto
polls in gangs, witb pvcrsenra to watch bow.
they voted:" • - = "v=
flio ,
Tits so- call ove n talo • 1 143 4
closed to foreign; ciinireetietall ttle ports :44
,RIPACqU n trl A t r'Pe.lo l 97 l PtiTf§ cap? POl 4
indPost;ntyr Once ) on occoont !it (lie aolt
'star. •
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KLINE,,EPIHIMER & CO.
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BLANKET SHAWLS,
MIOCHE, SHAWLS,
CHAIN LAIN SHAWLS,
PAISLEY SHAWLS,
MISSES' SHAWLS,
. BREAKFAST. §IIA\VS,
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' MOURNING SHAWLS,
GENTLEMEN'S pnitwLs,..'.
Also io Stock, a full assortment of Silk Ve
will bo sold by tlto - yard, or Made to order in
at shoilt notice and moderato prices.
NEW ADVERTINEMENTIC
LOST.B;ilVhaeslilgaillit o b f rthia e n 4 t h il er asYll i n a
The finder will ho suitably rewarded by leaving it
with 0. 11. RIIOADS.T
n0y.12-2t No. 20$ South Third St.
BOCICMURIIL'S COLUMBIA HALL,
WINE AND LAGER BEER SALOON,
' Penn 'greet, bets vt en Stith and Seventh.
All kinds of best Rhenish wine always on band,
and sold at the lowest price. now 12-3 m
NOTICF..—I hereby notify the Publie that Mr.
Henry A. Summons is no longer in iny enfploy.
and has no authority to collect bills or trollied any
business whateyer of mine from this date. 1
nov;11 WILLIAM O.ICItOUSE.
MARFIDOIIE'S VARIETIES
FRANKLIN STREET ABOVE SEVENTI7;
Open every evening, with a drat einascompany of
talented artists. New faces; new artists. new
songs ; etc. First appearance of Miss Susle.Lien
der, the most graceful danseuse on the Ainerican
stage. Dan. Howard Billy Fox and the 'Brooks'
fain ily will appear. boors open at 7 o'clock...per
formance at 8. DAN, HOWARD,
- ' Malinger._'
131111 N TE UN, ATTENTION.—FORSALE
.1. —One-third interest inthoDAtt.vEvauixaDfs
vAren,
published in the flourishing city of Read
ing Pa., the only Republican daily in B
i ] forks coun
ty, s offered for sale. The paper has a circulation'
of over 2,000, and is doing a flourishing business.
This is a rare chance for a live. energetic Young
wan. Reason for solling7a desire to embark in
other business. Address
CHARLES D. 'ELLIOTT,
Evening Dispatch Office,
Beading. Pa.
nov,lo
.11RY7ST ON 0 Ft A HOUSE.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 17TR, 1868,
BECOND
BERG CONCERT',
On NAM ocoanion tl►o following Artiste will ap
pear:
MAD. BERTHA JOHANNSENI
lIENNIG,
CARL SCII(ENE,
Organist of St. Jamonl Church.:
otlq utP
'll
Tickets to be had at B.A. Berg'e Mush) store AO3
Penn street. 2d floor, where a diagram of the Hall
may be seen.
8. n
Doom open at 7 o'clook ; Coneert to co m v
mence ai
o 11.td
Tickets, -
Reserved muds,
GRAND RAFFIAND MATCH
TWO FAT HOGS
At the Drovers' hotel Nr..Fliahth ti Wati/dputon et.;
ON SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, NOV. 14TH, 1868.
h i3l bigbesenumber of Heads "thrown tikei first
choice, lowest number takes second choice, Tick
ets cents.
nov.9
B .
0A11101,111.-Tivo or three gentlemen can bl
accommodated with board, at 739 Penn street
nov 7 2.1 r
JOSEPH REBHOI/EZ, •
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NO. 710' PENN STREET ?
ItRADING,
haa constantly on hand • the • „ • t
B E S T. -B EEF,
as well se all kinds of meat'and tiatioagei, liver
pudding, bleed pudding, Pranktort. ' Schwa/tem
mason". &0., all of which will be told tattle loweitt
prices.
nev.6-3m
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SCHOOL ciims;AisioNsi.
We heyetast received a largalet et those aeirlwii-
Me little Caskets, which we are enabled td sell git
4sta:4w:A rate,s,containing a Haler, Seal, Pent%
Crayon, Pen Holder, " Slate WU , Gum foal
Sponge. ': • ' RITTER CO6'4 •• •
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Prima Donna:
Violincellist, ,
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BLACK , CLOTH. CLOAKS, .
CLOtit CLOAKS,
,WIIITNY BEAVER CLOAKS,
FROSTED. 13BAVER CLOAKS,
*ATERPROOF CLOAKS,
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS,
OPERA CLOAKS, • . •
SILK VELVET ,
CLOAKS: • .1
vets, Velveteens and Clonklng Cloths, whieh
the most durable and fashionable manner,
• •; • • nov 4'
ADV
NEW GROCERY& PROVISION STORE,
_ J... D G H
Announees to the public that ho has opened a
OROCERI74. PROVISION STORE
at theNr.,E. Corner of Eighth and Franklin Mal,
where ho will keep constantly on bond a largo nnd
well roleeted Stook of Groteries j PrOrisionsl &c
which ho will Bell at the lowest raarketprice.
A share of public patronage is resPoetndlY, solic
ited. Country produce bought and sold
J. L. WWI,
N. E. Corner Eighth and Franklin.,
GEN.•TAYLOR HOUSE) - •
841 North Eighth Street,
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Within a Square 0 . the Upper New York Depot.
J. 11. 8114CEPFEgi, Proprietor. 810-3 m
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BUCKWHEAT . !LOUR 1.
BARNIIART & KOCII
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Have just received 10,000 poundlof th 6 beet
MOUNTAIN BUOKWIINAT FLOUR,
Whlolt they ,will sell out, wholesale anti retail,
cheap. •
Also, constantly on band, the best
V4MILY AND , ,B4KERS' ,LOURS,
MI kinds of_ Feed, Kiln Dried Ce'in Menl, dre,
net 30-2 w NoB. 22,24 and 26 North Eighth street.
Vll4l"ria lCAßpg, .
BUSINESS CARDS,
4 . _
WEDDINCI CARDS, 'Ate. )
of all )(ludo, may ho had at the EWA Office. '
Eleatrotypes fecniahod if desired.
Ali cer4a Will be &nein the moat• boantlthlj~upan•
I t eAc t upti e loweat retell. Apply at ill, Mee
*BETA'''.
WHOLESALE do' RE'l4ll4 DEALER IN
LVNBER;
READINC I / 4
Keeps constantly on hand and for sale at the ,!
LOWEST .11R,ESI
• A senersritesoirtjasiat of . •
WHITE' PINE, HEMLOCK, SPRUCE;
CHEERY, OAK, ASH, CHESTNUT,
INDIANA puck k WHITE WALNUT.,
CAROLINA' YELLOW PINE, .
MICHIGAN., PA NE L
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Thbreughly semoned and under rover* f:
VIIIITS PINE; MUSS, 4110 Noa
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ALDO,
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Hoofland's German Tonic,
The Ortai Remedies for all Dieeasel of AI
Lira, Stomach, or Digestive
Orgat.m
Hooliana's German Bitt;Nd
Ie composed of ittO Pureblies cAlr 13 they litq
termed &Walt °tits, ue th s. & t o,
Berko, making sprepsrs lion highly m tentrs.
ted and lorely free roll (ikoAott'c
turd rebate:bid.
IIOiDFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
Is* combination of all the ingredients ofthe Bk,
tins, with the pi t cest quality of Boatel O ng ,it
&o„ i m
Orange, &o„ to ing 040 Of the most pleatutnt
agreeable remet ioa ever offered to the public,
Those preferring a Medicine free horn Alcoholic
admixture§ will use,
HijOFLAND'S GERMAN 1111 1 1 1 Egg
The'sa who have no objection to the combinetioa
of the Sitters, as stated, will use •
lIOOVLAND'S 01:11,M41..N TONIC
They are both equally good, and contain the
same modleinal virtues, the choice between theteo
being a mere matter of taste, the Tonto being the
most palatable,
The stomach, from a variety of calms each a
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debilit3f etc,' is
very apt to have its (Unctions deranged. the Lir
et% sympathising as close/ ily as it dues with the
Stomach, then becomeak/affeeted, the molt of
which is that the •patient taffeta from several or
snore of the following diseases:
Consumption, Flattlence, Inward Plies, Ni no ,
of Wood to the I ead, Acidity of tI7 titoc n A,
Hatwea, Heart urn, Disgust for od,Vult
neta or Weight in the Stotuae Scut
Eructations, Sinking oe Fluttering
at (ho Pit of the Stomach, Swiwthing ot
the Head, Hurried or Difficult Drerning,
k !uttering at tho lberhoking or uffocat
lug Sensations when it ying Posture, Diemen
of Vision, Dote or Web before tho Dell
Pain in the Heed, Dilleieney of Perspire
•tion, Yellowness ortho Skin and kb*s,
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, 4tc,,
Sudden Flushes of Heat, BuKning in tho kit.*
constant Imaginings of hell, and Great
Depression of Spirits, .
The sufferer from these tlisoasos should exercise
tho greatest eaution.in the selection of a remedy
p
for his case, ucka:i'll; only that Well ho is ss
mired from his inypfligations mid inquiries,
seam true merit, is skillpintiy compounded,
freo from injurious limps Monis, and esiabluk
ed for Itself a reputation or the mire of disease',
In this connection tiro would ;inbuilt those well
known remedies—,
1100FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
II 0 0 L'AN D'S ORItMAN TONIC
REPARKD HY Da. 0.:M4 JAOIIOIONs khiittdololll4 PG
•
Thlrty-live years since they were firm introduced
into this country:A.om tiormany b during which fits;
they have undoubtedly pectinated more curtailed
benefited suffering humanity to a greater extent,
than any other reuatidies knOvitt to the public. -`
These remedies wilt offeetually cure Liver COM.
Jaundloe, Dyspepsia, O bronlo Neryeas
Debility, Chronie Diarrghcea, Disease of the
Kid n eys find all Diseeees arising a Dir
ordered Liver. Stomach or ntestinos.
DEBX 14 TY .
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Ilesultpig foul Any , ithittever; ProntrAiltil
et the Mratein; induced by R.ovoro,lilibor,
• Hardships, Exposure, b'evere, &o,
There ie no utedi O no;extant el to these renr.
() moo In such • elves. Mono an vigor is imparted
to the whole•system, tho appet to is strengtriened,
food is enjoyed. the stounteh digests Properly, the
blood fe eoutrqoxioit becomes squcci
anti healthy, the yellotv tinge it eradloated how
the eyes, a bloom is given to the checks, and lb.
weak and nervous invallti becomes a strong aaJ
healthy being.
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFEI
And feeling the hand of time weighing hestih
upon them, with all its nttendant ills w , lll it
the use of this MUM or tho.TOlittd. an 1; , 11111
that will instil new life i nto their ye no, rotors is
a Measure the energy and ardor of more yoptiful
days, build .0p their shrunken fonds, and VI
health and .happiness to their remaining years,
NOTICE.
It lea well established feet that fully one-halt of
the female portion ofourtpulation aro said* is
the enjoyment of good lioalth, or, lo ase dolt
own .6:proratio, "no yei. feet well.' 'llloysts
languid, devoi d of all enero . ,.o)ltreixtelY nmom
•
and have no appetUe.
To this class of prune the BITTERS, or tht
TONDO, Is especially recommended.' ,
IVSAK AND DatIOATEDUItiDIi •
Aremade tong
by tlio info of Oohs
nun e tilea. Thoy will cure every Cale
Bit US. without fail.
Thousands of certificates hair's apaumulated is
the hands• of the proprietor, but space will allow ol
the publication of but few. Those, it will tut eVserved,
served, Aro men of note, and aimed standing ibe
they must be believed,
• TESTIMONIALS.
Hon. Ooorgo,W. Woodwitrdy
ChiefJuaticO ot the Supremo' Court, niter
' PitILADNLPIIIA, ItilaioA /0,16671
- "I find lloofiand's German Bitters le &good took;
useful in diseaseb of the digestive mans , and ci
,grant benefit In - mos ofttdebllity, and want 01
nervous notton In the system.
Yours, truly,_
CIEO.W.WOODWARD.
lion. Jamas Thompson,
Judge of:the Supreme Court ofPeOnsylvania.l
} . I IIILAMI4IIIIAAAPrii 2S, PK
"I consider Hootlana's German Bitters &calve
ble medicine In case of attacks of indigestion or drr
Pep Ala. I can certify thij from my experience ern
Yours, With_respeot,
JAMES THOPSON."
From Rev, E. D. Fends%
Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle, Ybiledelphit
I have derived decided benefit from the We of
Policia* lierman Balers, and fool it my privilege
~o recommend them !Ma moat valuable tonic, to 111
who are suffering from general debility, or from
diseases arising from dprangem en t of thelirdr.
Yours, truly,
• H. D. IaIiDALL,
From Bev. Zosoph IL ICennsiel, D, Drs
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Chime), Phila.
• Da. JAaILSON.-^DRAR have beenkrequier
ly requested to connect my name flCOM•
menoations of di ff erent kinds of medlOines, but rs•
garding the practicolVas out of my atproltri*
ate sphere, I have in all/I°23es declined.; Rut
with ooliticr pro,of in various instances. and Plato'
uteri, in my own family ' of the use of Dr. Bor
land s Commit" Bitters. / depart for cnoe from sor
laus i t i course to ex tirera nsY eimviction tha or
04:14e tdeldiWiliesygre*, dii4elPeactill'fi , 9 "
aostplaint. ft is a aaje tied outitao/s. prow* le
somq eases it may fails inat - Usually, I doubt not. It
will tie very beneficial to those whoeuffer from tbs
above cause_ j s
X °Urs a viiryrespeolfblly
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. • CHARLES M. EVANS, F roprietoti
Pornierli C. V JACKSON & Co.
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