!,1 1 0ntio
•
—Constable %hie; ofiVinsTuw i lownel4;
Camden conatp, e tieW'lMay, recei v ed •in
formation fe0 1 ,440',41 Ail a giugpf
'fitcomn4 thioYeiNtetkiiricistilped 1h setramP
in rho vielnith . titibroetieded ,)vitil'a posse
to arrest, theta' -The thieves `mieeitedOd In
making eseitfie,-bot all tholi ejtujiP7
mutts and goods, were , captured, consisting
of one,bay mire, a black borne i a light mar
ket wagon, two-sets harness, a coat ) lot
of flannel, pantaloonsorain'bags, five blank
ets, lanterns, and quite n large lot of dry
goods. The pool& had been mach annoyed
for some time past with pettyphloyes. •
: , . •
—A new loco Motive for city railways has
been successfully tried in Philadelphia. In
ibis engine the necessity for a fire-box,
smoke stack, &c.,- is done away with by sub
stituting a strong tank •or reservoir for hold
ing water proviously. heated to a high tem
perature n a stationary boiler. The water
so heated is forced into the locomotive tank.
and is capable of giving off an amount of
working steam for a-considerable . length of
time, saflicent to drive the engine and draw
ono or more cam. •
—Tim Army and . Navy Sourrial tells a good
stol Of ode of Sherman's soldiers, who, at
thetlose of the war, when he returned home,
never was able to accustom himself .to the
soft, luxury of a feather bed, and had to
stretch himself, if ho would sleep at all, 'on
m__9ther earth.7one night. a , chance - pistol
stebt woke .the veteran; when ho instantly
turned over and began to entrench himself,
scratching up the ground with his hands.
—The tobicio crop of Cuba for 1868, it
is now _reported,. will be twentr fi ve p6r
cent. less thin' that of last year, while. the
price will be twenty to trmty- fi ve per cent.
higher. Tho Anna) , of tobacco shipped
from Havana since the first ofJanuam 1808,
is about four million pounds, of which about
two million serail hundred thousand went to
the United States. ' •
—A German peddler, named Stein, was
found dead lulls room in . Dirtninglunn, pa.,
last Saturday. The Coroner hold an inquest,
at which: Dr. Roberti annoupeed it' as his .
opinion that death resulted from the want of
proper nourishment. Ills faithful dog was
howling by his alibi Clod help
. the poor
under Radical rale I
The body of Mr. Pablo Pollen, ono of
the latest victims of negro mob violence ih
Louisiana, was found among the ashes of
his dwelling at Torro ant lkeufs, his charred
hand still grasping the gun with which ,ho
'endeavored to defend his family against the
truly loyal murderers. •
—A dispatch from Bremen' says that Cap.
tain Percy, and the remainder of the crew
of the American chip James F. Patton l ashore
near the mouth of the Weser, were taken
from the wreak by'tho life boat, and landed
in safety. Tho vessel will probably boa
total loss..
—Fifteen boxes of now muskets arrived at
Memphis, Tenn., Tuesday morning.from St.
Louis, consigned to L. Herman, who re •
fused to receive thorn, and denied knowing
anything abent them. , They were stored,
and will bo sold to pay charges.
—Harry Hannah,.. of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
was shot In the mouth on Monday evening,
while trying to arrest small who was lurk
ing about the hone° of his brother-In-taw.—
He will probably dio from She wound. 'The
man escaped. .
—The Piesident has accepted the 'twenty
mile section of the Central Pacific Railroad )
commencing at the 870111 mile and ending at
the terminatioti of the 390th . niile east of
the initial point at Sacramento' City, Cali.
fornia.
—A dispatch from Buffalo, N, Y., stated
that there WAR n break' in, the canal near
Schenectday, Wednesday ) which will require
four days tdd repair. The weather was cold )
and it had been snowing for eight hours.
—A girl in New Orleans tried to 'hang
herself by a cord to a hook in tho ceiling.
The cord Was too long, and in her struggles
her heels rattled so loudly on the floor that
people came up and out her down.
—TIM town of Rock port, 111tuet., halt beet
mulcted twelve thousand tit - Alava for personn
damages sustained by J. E. Hartwell an►
Adelia Babson by a defect in the highway
—Two greenback counterfeiters were nr
rested in St. Lonis on Sunday. They lire
in their possession over $3,000 in counter
felt greenhoeits and postal currency.
—A run on the Milwankie Bank emu.
mama on Satnrilay, of last week. The
'Wisconsin State Bank has suspended: .The
- liabilities are said to. be heavy. . ,
' .
—The price of wheat l in St. Paul, Minne
sota,- has gone down to soventy•five and
eighty cents per bushel, and flour sells at
five dollars per barrel.
—E. •T. • Dar Wig, a boat builder of Por
Jefferson, N. Y. committed suicide Tabs
day morning, by hanging himself. Tempo
Ty insanity was the cause.
--The Imaum' of Muscat his boon do
throned without a struggle, and the Chief o
the Wababees succeeds to the sovereignty,
—A,humber of shooting cases aro before
the Philadelphia courts, Moat of them oe.
cuffed on the day of the October election.
—The Episcopal Convention at Mien
N. Y. have elected Rev: Dr. Littlejohn', o
Brooklyn, Bishop of the nevi-diocese.
Tennessee says she has had the oldest
of all our old men—one of her inhabitants
having died at the age of 164.
—A Russian has invented a steam flying.'
machine, which he claims will travel eighty ' ,
miles ork hour. •
—k rifled cannon, Ave centuries old, is
paid to have been found at Paris, in making
OM)ltatione; •.1
—TwO Ohio raglans lot week murdered
a traveler for hie money, and obtained eigh•
•
teen tenth. •
I The Philadelphia - lettei carriers aro to
be equipped in tbo nevi gray upiform.
—Tho crop of chestnuts is immense. I
can only be measured by tone.'
—The potato crop in the interior of the
State is said to be excellent.
—Half a million Arabs . have died daring
the Algerian famine.
—The intended resignation - of Secretary
Sew rs 4 is reported,: • '; :
—An earthqunlie shock was recently fel ,
in New Zealand. ,
( -
011111rOOL MOH},
Jost received at_ the EAGLE BOOKSTORE, a
full lino of bookain nee in tho'Pnblie Schools in
this city which will lie told, at tho cork lowest
prices: h w oof' be to the advantago of such Who
are in want of books to ateertainotir prices before
PurCbasing elsewhere. WO have
With (lorman,B
Woodbury's Now M•
althod,
' Composition Books.
CI
ID
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p.Woodbur) se Element - Fr fay GermaillteadorE
BehoolllLOaskots,
ParkerlKlVataor . MBories:of School Booke,
Ortitondon's Bookkeeatwith Bette of Blank-
Pohnook's thatory of Itnterind, Oreeeo, and Romo
MitohoPa Intormediato and Primary Climarai;lilea
T"
PENNSYLVANIA CHORAL 'HAMM.
GERMAN AND ENGLISH TEXTS
For sale at tho
, .
A,NE' PER • 1101,DEEE. A Nrce atirl
pet of different makes, for sale et the &Mr
rookatore.
;NitskievidusAigt!ottrO.
Ncinoor. 'wogs
Vasquelle'd French Course,
lionnleastle's Mensuration,
Stoddard's Arithinettes,
Parker's l'htfuropbY.
BaMays Grammar.
Bay s Alobra, .
Cuttoi's Anatomy,
Ooodrich a U. S. llistory,
°Teethes Arithmetic.
'renney'a Ueology,
Pavia' Legender.
Thomas' Eltymolog4
DlotioDnaries.
Pon* and I/Penholders.
Mato; and ("Slate Pena Us.
Hpanaerlanif Copy Bookr,
Anthon'en Virgil,
Bullion's ll Cceoar.
4.351,
- rENN_STIIEET.
READING.
Containing tho principal
CHURCH MELODIES,
Provided with
itEMILFP- BOOKSTORE, e,
851 Penn Ot!fAhi
• :, -
1,4A,t
F Romot .w. Lomb
"O'LD.JAIL,"
(bract' 10h4ind Washinprosi Oricts,
Solo Agent for Merka and Lebroinn ea - utitie.3„fiiittO
celybrateC ,
SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY.
The most reliable and durable Scales evor placed
before the public. . . .
Call and eeo them before purchasing; elsewhere.
Superior inducements offered to buyers, , •
A, lot of Eecopd•hand ,
- F
, ,
• PLATOE:Iit SCALES'
on band and for 5010 cheap. feeot 4-
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lo • 4 V G :E I i I I
f I O W E —S t: al:71 A ;
i b.
' ' relow the hAni.v. dfllee, to buy
heap and well-made BOOTSSHOESandit*TK.
SHOES andit*TlK . '
oet9-3nioeod -, -4 , ' Th LIWITSTRTIN.
',CITY . HOTEL,
b
SOUTH SIXTH
,STREET,
(Near Penn,)
• READING, PA.
WI-Otago moderite.
. A. S. ESTEULY, Proprietor.
Rua n .
VitAVELIMS' GUIDE.
Tna following table shown the time on which all
Passenger trains, on the different Railroads, arrive
and depart from this 'city:
IMPART-YOB PHILADIMPLIIA.
Reaing Accom., all way statio3o m.
Expr d ess, principal stations..., ns ....... : ... X 0 '. 335 a.
".
Way and .blarket, all stations 11:30 "
Express, principal stations - 4:20 p.m.
Way an d Mail, all stations 6:30 "
•YOB lIITTSVILI.I
. .
AltdaNd.'lDMaqua, Ara., and W. atatlon B ,lo:3s a, tri
rorsvillo and all way stations. 5:50 Nu
Yo (AVM% Ashland, Tamaqua, An MO
NOR lIANDIRUURG AND TUX WENT.
. .
Express, Lebanon, Harrisburg and west, 1:10 a. tn.
Macau. Harrisburg and all way stations 7:15
Mail, nerrisburicand 'principal stations, 10:45 "
Lebanon, Harrisburg and the west, 1:50 p.p.
Way, Harrisburg and all way stations—. 6:06
xprese„ Lob. Harrisburg and the west, 10:10 "
ARRIvx from harrisburg M4:49,7:00,10:25 a. ut, and
4:10,6:25,11:40 0. m.
• '
von "Ngw YORK
And_prindpal way stations 414 a. tn.
For Now York and prioolpal way stational 7:06 "
For " • and all wamtations 10;30 "
II
For ". . 2:40 p. m.
For " GI II 4:20 p. a ta.
For " and principal way sta'ns, 11:40 '
Aantsra from Now York at 1:00, 0:00 a. m. and 1:50.
6:00.10:10 p. in. ,
READIREADING AND COLUMBIR It. R.
NG
.ON AND AFTER _
WEDNESDAY,• SEPTEMBER 23d, 1868.
Passenger Trains will run on this Road, as
follows
Leave Lancaster and Columbia at 800 A.M.
Lancaster 300 P. M.
" Columbia 300 P.M.
Arrive at Beading .
10 20 A. M.
RETURNING: 530 P. M.
Leave Ro i ling at • 7 00 A. At
• 015 P.
Arriya at Lancaster • 020
Columbia at 9 'di
" Columbia and Laneaster,at, 8:30 P. M.
Trains Nos. 2 and 4 make close, connection at
Reading with Trains North and South. on Phila.
and ReadinK.Railroad, and Weston Lebanon Val
ley Road, No. 2 also makes close connection with
Train for New York.
Tickets can be obtained. at the Offices of the
Now Jersey Central Railroad, foot of Liberty St.,
ew York, and Philamild Reading Railroad, 13th
and Callowhill Sts., Philadelphia.
Through Tickets to Now York and Philadelphia
gold at. all the Principal Stations, and liaggago
Checked Through.
Trains aro run by P. dc It. R. Time, which is 10
minutes faster than Penna. R. It. Time.
GEO. P. GAGE,
• uporintendent.
E. F. IC RP.YRR; Gen'i•Vrt. and Ticket Agt. of ly
East Pennsylvania Railroad,
QUMMER ARR AliOl/IMP,NT, COMMENCING
Wednesday, May 20th, 1861.
filX TItAINE4 RAKIIY_ TO NAM WITH
itf. "
On and after Wednosday, May 20th, 18G8, two
Passongor Trains wilt leavo Reading daily, (oxceid
;Sundays,) for Allentown and way stations, at 10.30
A. M. and 4.20 I'. M., stopping at all thu way sta
ilonB botwoon Reading and New York, making
also oloso connections for Maw& Chunk awl Phil
adelphia via Lehigh. Yalluy It. IL, and arrive at
Now York at 3.30 and 10.151. M.
Four (4) thigh Expres, 'Albite; will leavo
Reading daily o except Sunday,.) for Nov York
awl the East; caving Reading at 4.44 and 7.00
A, M. awl at . 3.40 and 11.40 P. M.
Thoso Trains run through from Pittsburgh t
Now Yerk, withontehaugo of ears. Stopping only .
at s, Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Nam;
Lmn
to n ; Ntritnoryille, Plainfield and Elizabeth, and
arrive at Now York at 10.09 A. M., 12.00 111., 7.25
P. M. and 5.00 A.
'rho 4,44 A.M. train will not leave Rending on
Monday's. Tho 7.04 A. 111, and 11.40 P. M. trains
rt)n tinily Sundays included.
Prams leave Now York, foot of Liberty street
daily. toxeopt.Sultdays) at 0.00 A. M., 12 noon, 5, 8
and 8.201'. M,, and arrive at Reading at 1.60, 0.00
and 10.10 P. N. and at 1.00 and 2.52 A. M.
Tho B.ool'. M. train from Now York leaves ally,
Sundays included.
A Sunday Excursion Train will leave Re ding
every Sunday at 8 A. Nt., stopping at all stations
and intermediate poinfil.• Arrive at Allentown,
at 10-At; M. 'Returning leave Allentown, at 4.00
P. Nt. Arrive at Reading at OP,
. Pastiongtrs are requested to purchase tickets be
fore entering the cars, 03 25 cents extra will be
charged and colleeted on the train from all who
pay the faro to the Conductor.
Juno 23- C. STOLTZ, Eng. and Supt.
J. R. BARRETT & CO:„ Prokfletars,
Sold by all lOn:inlets null Denllint In
Potent Medicines. ,
.BIRCH &, 811,0.
Du. A. If. LIGHT,
W. J. THIERWECHTEH,
WILLIAM WELLS.
-:---,,
. ;QUEEN OF EN - CLAND.SOAp'.
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP. ~
GJEEti or.E,NGLAND SOAP. ':
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Foil 'dolt ii ,a: faMiti,washini in ,thu hest, gal
Cheapest tnauher. tiaatatiteed eitilit I. ahY in_.,ttke
'work' . Ilturall the strehath of old tea Usoull . ..uu
the:mild ~ foul lathering: qualities- of smudge.
Castile. trz_thli squad ELoa p t . gold by the
IL
ADXN Oulialklll L WOuetti f 48 Mortis
Print* street, -Pis ludelphia. Mt T-6mo
•
D- wig >ttOTEI
i ,
ARTMAN, Proprietor.
Quo of the best Moses ontsidtl of the large
ft is located on the line of the Bast PennOlvarda
Railroad, abotituddway between Reading
litntown. , ,AII trains between ,61 1 1. rorli 4 1
west, as well as alt way trains, stop at Lyorkik p
immediate) i n front 01001'1,3 3 0ne Hotel. •
hil,perything in and about the hotel is unser-
Poserh. A first rate Livery stable is also kept in
connection with the Hotel. tab*
ILINOLIESTED. N. U.
Agents; Reading, Pa.
MIMI
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sit
11104140 TO GET nit
. •
'4ll 7.21: ham Street, Rest rip .
%.‘ • • • , rt, •
I X$
N 11 ti 4: ttii
ix Auu. 8311S0 'ALT lIATEitlAt.w; !,
The tersest wo•llei tin the city te select from.
and prices mob tower ate any piper bout.. A
call 'DOM yehons in want grallY artiele of eA ctindtUre
from the most expensive down. h toyelt •
OARPETINGS, , MATTINGS-AND
•. • Oil: CLOTHS:
•
A-fnueti , Acitiwaisaittow idhinhos X4140.4* •
ekik.ollll *ladle% JACOB R. ItITTBat,,
febl9 11 7 & 724 Penn-at;
McGowan & Miltimore,
DRAMS IN
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, "GUNS,
•
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
METALS,
TIN PLATES, SHEET IRO
Building 14toriak, ,
SADDLERY, &a., Sco,,
No. 612
• PENN STREET, READING, PA.
al) 24-'
INK 1 INK 1 INK 11 -Y-
.
Just rocoived a largo lot of
LAUGHLIN & BUSLIFIRLD'S
061ebratod Ohemiotil Writing Flnid,
in Quart, Pint 1111(16=111er bottlith,
POT sale oheap, at the BA t LE BOOK STORE.
A, tIRIEBFJMER'f
kJ
Extensive Grain Warehouse,
rim= AND CONSIGNORS,
-t
.
Who way wieb t‘i store Grain, &c, Storage and
commis:nen reasonable. Also, usuperier stock of
FLOUR, AND FEED, &e.,
Foreale wholcsnlo and relit% ntlowor Orleesthan
can ho pureltar.o,l olsoraiero. Also, a superior lot RI
Buckwheat Meal, and Potatoes,
Ofilco,No;105 North Eig4th-Bt. Itouling4a.
re 65-
piaci?, NOTICE I
GREAT REDUCTION
IN (
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND
GEIGER &
431 PENN STREET,
We have just received a splendid sleek of tho
above goods, which are now offered at the follow
ing low prices:
Men's calf hoots,
1 kip boots, .
•
' French calf Congress gaiters, • •
. working shoes, extra heavy, $2 00 t.
, eqlf balmorals , sewed;
Boys'(
, kip
Women's lasting, high Polish,
' Congress gaiters,
lasting balmorals (best.);_
Lndiestbalmorals, . • '
111 _
Maine,. •
Boys' hats
Women's balmorals, Polish,
shoes, .
MisSes' lasting Polish,
Women's kid slippers, -
glovo kid, Polish, high hoof
balmorals, . $2 G 5 to 325
The above prices are as low as any other slnillar
Once of business in the city.
REPAIRING - .
Particular att6tion is paid to all kinds of re
pairing,We also hare on hand a large and `well selected
stock of
FURS, TRUNKS, VA ISIS,
Remember the name and steraber,
GEIGER &
431 PENR szessz.‘,
soot 22.
CITY OF lIIMOINa
B 0 N DS
for sate, Diatoustr'- Edgar° at '•
FARMERS' NATIONAL HANK: ';
rept 25.3m0s
~l'!i'
Now ready for
CLOTHING I
el 60 to
=I
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i.A* grav i j
„ OV
(1101sed Ner.lth;lB6B.), •
ARRIVAL • AND • - DItIPAILTIIIIII • QV
.44D . PAILIL •
. ien • • .
at
Bn,' %L td - nee . .17177
day.•\'• Hann:B ttl daytand aid at pi , mil
• It iterceitherallowigg named Bast 0117 Past-%
• Culgru. Gouklersvilbs, Adatustogn.Echgnits
villeilleamstown • • • • • •
• - BOY 1111TOWil MAIL'ANH STAGE LINE
Leaves Boyertown at 6 o'clock , a. m., Arrives
skt Reading qt 10 o'clock. a. tn. eturning, leaves
Reading at 23 p. in. • Arrives at Boyertown at 7
p. in. It serves Stoncrsville,
Oreshville, Yellow House. Eurlville and Boyers-*
togn.
• BERNVILLE MAIL AND STAGE LINE
-• - Leaves Bethel, at 3 o'cloek t .., nt J , arrives at
Reading at 10 0 cloclo a, ra. isattanints, leaves
Reading at 2 o'clock
clack p tu,. ayrivos, at Millersburg
at p. In. It serves tetnbachs. - Lower Bern, Bern
vine, Eat:row:bum 7 : 740101. -Tulpehoccon• and
Holsters Mills. • • • •
BLUE BALL MAIL AhID 'STAGE LINE
Leaves 'Reading en Monday, WeducaftY and Fri .
day at 8 o'clock , son. Returning. leaves Blue,
Bali •on Tuosda,y. Thursday and tiaturdar, ar
riving at Reading at Welock. p.m. It supplies
Mohn's Store. Knauer Bogniaasvile. Muddy
Creek, Tuve 111,11 Weaver ' s Mill andillue Ball.
PI QUA MAIL ANDBTA,OII LINE, .
Leaves Reading on MondO, Wednesday and
Friday at 7 o'clock a. in. Atarives at Reading on
Tuesday. Thursd ay and, Saturday at, o'clock.
It supplies Mt. - Penn. Becketiville, Joanna
‘urnacchlorgintown;Talbotville, Honey Brooke.
mbridge an Sonth Hermitage.
LOBAOIIBII LLI,I STAGE AND MAIL LINE,
Loav Lob:vitt-3410 on Tueiday. Thursday and
Saturday at 6 o cloak. a. tn. Arriveit at Reading at
9 1 0 o'clock, Returning. • - Loaves Bonding at
2 -o'clock. P. in. Arrives. at Lobachsville at
o clack. p. M., It, serves Alsace. Oley and Lobaohs
ville, •
READING TO COLUMBIA
Daily by Railroad—Leaves Reading at 6 p. In;
A rrives at 10:30 a.m. Su p pliosEr Its tow n_,Rollol_olo
Station. 'Stovens, Ephrata, hi Biwa' Lilts, Mtm
beim,Sporting Ili% Landisville and Sil l vit Springs.
WESTCHESTER TO BIRDS 0 0 •
Tri-weekly by . Stage —Leaves Neste ester on
Monday,Wednesday and Frlday at 7a; in. Ar
rives at Birdsboro at7_pe m e Returning, leaves
'Birdsboro on Tuesday, Thursday, and tiatur6o fit
7a. tn. Supplies Geiger's Mills, Bluoßook, Lo a e,
Wallace, Uwohland. Lionville and West White
land.
' READING TO ROBESON
Semi-weekly hy Stago—Leaveslteading on Tues.
day and-Saturday at 7:30 a. In, and arrives at Read:-
lug at no. tn. R . . E'ADINGTO HOST •
•• , •
Semi-weekly by Stage—Leaves Rending Tnes
day Old Haturdakat /1:30 m, Arrives at Read
ing at 9:30 a. M. Addam's Tavern Lower
Heidelberg, Nort • Heidelberg, Krlok'a Mills and
Host.
LEESI'ORT TO NORA
TA-weekly by Stage—Loaves Leesport Tuesday,.
Thursday and Saturday at 12 m. Airives at Lees
port at 3 p. m. Supplies South Evansville and
iriolltown
•
COXTOWN TO YIROINSVILI,E
Tri-weekly b.) , Stage—Loaves Contown Tuesday,
Thursday and S aturday at 9a. in, Arrives at Cox
town at 4p. m. Supplies Kirbyvillo, hloselem and
'Virginsvillo.
REHRERSBURO TO STOIIOIIBBUIiO
!hi-weekly . by Stage—Leaves RehrersburgTues
d ay, Thursday and Saturday atll a t in. Arrives at
Rehrersburg at 6p. , Supplies Winter:wine and
Most. • • i
•
READING MAILS.
•
TWIOR DAILY. '
.
.NoitYork—Closos at 10A. u. and IO P. D.
Arrives at 1 A. U. AM 2 P. N.
PhilitVphin.—ArriVOB at 10:30A. u. and fl P. D.
Olosog at 10 A. N. and 4 P. U.
Harrisburg —Arrives at 10:30 A. II ! and 4:30r. u.
41 Closes at 10 A. If. and 6:30 P. N.
Pottsville—Arrives nt 10:30 A. sr. and 4:30 r. u. .
Closes at 10 A. u. and 5:30 P. U. .
ALLNNTOWN AND EASTON '
Arrives at 2:00r. u.. ' O1osobat10:00A.U.
IWANSTOWX—throo times a week.
Arrives at 7:00 r. u. I • Closes at 8:00A. U.
BIDINVILLIS.- .
Arrives atlo;ooA.lt t . Closes at 2:00 I , : It.
Bovßawrows,
Arrlies at 10:00 A. U. J Closes at WO P. U.
Lonsggsvmmt—three times a week,
Arrives at 0;:70 A. u. I MHO at 2:30 P. u.
PtQue—three times a week,
Arrived at 7:00 Y. 11,. I OOHS at 6:00 A. u.
eMm eAme , -tnreo limos a week,
Arrives at 4;30 1.. u. I Oloso at 8:00 A. u.
ustastorma—twice a week,
,Arrives at 0:00_,A.. u. . I Close at 1130 A. U.
• nonno i:r —tiloo woo ,
Arrives at 11:00 A. M. I Close at 1:30 A. M/I
N. T. GEHO,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND SHOE MART I R L !
• .
053
,reran Street, Readittg, Pa. •• :
TAB CONSTANTLY ON lIAND THE FINEST
i lassortment of ll:wand Heavy Bootsand tOtoes
n this oily, also Ladies' and,Children's Shoes of all
kinds. See list of styles and prices: •
Lion's calf boots, hoino male,• 60 25
65 16 . ,
5'50
" kin " 400 to 5 00
41
'elf balinoros,
• ,2 60 400
" hip . 200 , 60
" • ' Brogans, . 200 .2 60
Congress gaiters, .2 75 460
" (i roots, 200 300
Ye kid Congress gaiters, 4 00' 600
Boys' kii b
.
66 46 bahnorals, 150 225
Youths' hip boots, '-- 175 260
J" batinoralsl 25 175
•
Women's glove kid high Polish bal-.
morals. 560 .400
Wtuen'slastinghlgli Polislibalnrals,2 00 360
.
goat patent leather tip • 2ou 325
" Kid slippers, 100 • 176
Misses' goat patent leather tip bat- - '
• morale, • . 160 240
Children's goat patent loather tip hal
mi 25 166
orals,
N. T. ono%
653 Penn Street.
april 24e0d1
'FINE nedwitvo *IRE voninANtic AND
'COUNT COMPANY, OF BERMS CO.
Onamov.F.n JULY. 181 q. CAPITAL 650,000:00.
Office Itemlion imor«ace Ihttldinp, No.lB North
,(fik sired, H. E. Wilier of Court etreer.
Of nee hours from R A. it. toll P. u."
DIREiPTORR: •
3. Pringle Jonei.. James McKnight;
Henry Z. Van Reed, Jacob Shaffner,. ,
J. T. Jackson, ' . • D. E. Stout. • . •
Jonas Shelter. J. T. Valentine.
Georgo Moser.
This Company insures all . kinds of property
against loss or damage by Are citrates as lo* as any
other reliable Com rainy and upon every plan known
to Stock Insurance Companies. •
Perpetual Policies issuedrequiring po renewal
and upon which the amount gf premium paid can
be reclaimed at any time, less a deduction of Ave
per cert. The advantages of this method are
worthy of the attention of farmers and others hay.
in g tirst-claks dwelling houses, barns and other
buildings, in town or country, as being the cheap
est and safest.
Policies Air ono, two, three, Ave or snore years, or
forted than one year, issued and no charge Made
for Policy and survey when renewed or when in.
surances aro transferred ikoM other companies.
The citizens of Reading and vleinity, hitherto
dependent mainly upon foreign companies, have
pow tho privilege Of effecting their insurances in a
home institution, well organized, with an adequate
paid in and guaranteed capital, presenting as
strong a basis of security as that of any other cons.
pony. The advantage of doing business directly
with the Comply ndo tho importance of keeping
some portion of t ellarge sums paid for insurances,ln circulation at omootill he •appreclatedisy
3, PRINGLE JONES, President,
JAMES MoKNIGHT, Vice President,
-S. E. AINONA, See'y and Treas.: (Junelo
IMPORTANT NOTICE! , • •
•
TILE GOOD WILL FIRE COMPANY,
OP ALLENTOWN, PA.,
Would hereby announce to the citizens of IteadlnE
that, owing to a considerable number of tickets re
maining unsold as well as coupons unreturned.
they are compelled to pflotpone the drawing until
"be 22d of December. Tickets can be bad, for
short time, of H. D. Riechard, Agent, Pieties and
narrow betel, and at Strickland dc Bro.
nor.s
LRNIIART &ItE:111,
•
pRABB FOUNDERS,
And •
. .
• • " GENERAL DEALERS IN
Mathiniste And DitnnufantnictiV,OuDPllea
. • - Na. 67, An 0,629 FnAvnirlw enurt;
WM- „ . • iißAtfilia.
i o o l ll - .'PRlNTOG:leif f '
b ntlng neatly 'Men arum 01 1
Print ng Establbhment.
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Dtarioirmitte,
111
Weimtei's Vn'atoldged.
Wlktrtee!e Aciidetoiri . (Aep. E&)
Webster'4lllthßehOol, (lbw. Rd.)
1111
iVebstor's Common School,
WeNteiYgPdm fidJ
Raids' English Dictionary,
Worresteee Coniprehenilve Dietioneri,
Worcester's Reboot I)litionsa
Mier's (lorman and gnalich Dictionary,
Deb'cadence/4 PronouncingOorman Dictionary.
For solo at the
"EAGLE" BOOKSTORE.
3M Pent► BUM, near Fourth.
GREAT FURNITURE'DEPOT.
SOUNDER- 8t FELIX
S
Wareroom, corner Fifth And Wcihington
. ' ' streets, ' •1 ~
MANUPAoron 1". wAsmoronasrfiza
' BELOW Fork.
WIIOLEISALE 'AND RETAIL.
rIllit: U3DBRI3IiiNED 'l‘l l lsll3ollllleltY IN.
dirintapsiiibilinitggth to the lint Ortrtt
an A l r ' it a n d : tootalrtathltviareitteitiou is ti.
vited to their unsurpassed
• , . . •
EXTENSION' TAB LES, .
DREOSINO „BinOs t iit4 4
DiNiNqlioths, plains, . . ,
• . CENTRE AND :OTBER TABLEg i
BEDSTEADS Or TrE LATEST MITA
n i ii
and every other arttelein the r. liitp of brik
Every article is Immuragtute bkrutei v. a
their admirably arranged 131 u.., t9ry, pitn •
l a n n ° 4 t
fing e a inn ri A l l l l; l l r l y riiitire l d a ill l ll,lll:t il T
4180 prepared to execute an orders for
OARVISIII
TURNING,
• . RNING, '
'SAWING, and
MOULDING& , , • 1
All,ordets promptly executed, and warranttta
give satisfaction::
.
IATFILING'I3 QOI4YOUND ARNIOA MU NI?.
iv Rho bitibsoriber begs leave to ca li ttie age 011
ethollublio to this new and valualklit.propara on
of - ARNICA, combined with o,,erblitt Vellitabis r
tracts; AS unsurpassed for 101 ttsaitur and el re
propertiesin nil thoseexternaloomplaintsforw olt
Liniinonts are used, snob as ' • ' -
Outs, Mitises; Chtlfes, Palle, Rhetimatiso,
. 1
Omit, Nervous & Inflammatory hint,
k
Neuralgia, Heada At, Pains in
aide,. Back' or Joint&
In all , rual comes it mbe aced with a midriff
of relief. It, le good, ill fa ct In all tho4e Com:Wets
where an ellemot aprd cation IN required, for Mia
or Dowd, and the aubccri or lam coprelentioilel
recommend It One Of Pie bed Idnimeatiof tie
day.
Price 26 Oente por Bottle;
For Sale at Om "iAGIAE" BOOXOTOIIO,
BITTER & 00.
LAUER'S BREWERY! ' •
. READING, PA,
The subscriberrespectiblly anneunces to tits pub'
lio that he tr.i recently enlarged his Brewers lee
considerable extent.. and Introduced stem power
In all its depertments, end is now ready to setlit
all demands Tor -
SUPEAtOit MALT Lt4trinuj,
,
For r and distant eoWittntptlep. IR. V;
Melt tenors, warranted to keep in all '
as fol ows: • l_ •
BROWN 1)TOBT. FORTE% .
BOTTLING .ALE;' AND riAoo . =""
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iyitillß:v,
•
N. 8.--. A. liberal percentage will be all
Agents abroad. •,
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MOSBY 15'4111`2
MONEY WANTED, ,
BY Orri" IiNAOtNC
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