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BUCIf BR011igx•
li sle opened a Large and Belenwl sto c k of
NEW GOODS!
At Portico Row,
so._ 640 11,MT ER/Uipiro
BEADibta,
i r ion 0. ,OoLinto s Cutter.
Their Stock of
NEW FALL,, GOODS,
Were set cted in the City of New York, and
rill be disposed of at prices far be•
low those °Only other et- . 1
, tribilph h t in the ,
41. "
Osol‘lon'sOthfivo *ado to ordev,l
Bop' Clothing constontlY
,on bond ind
wide to eider. • -
The Stock of Fern! ugonfit I s decidedly
t
- the best and innst ostensive in the
city. Osll l see and !Misr:
fottesolves. •
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trinG4 °lnto. Mt, O. Odium. le Widen%
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Oka% No. 40 (mond tool) Nor fittest.
skuly opposite the watt nom. neaainri
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6,90 Court otrAt. over th office of Ma
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91/1/08-519 Pena Street, ltendlm, Pa,
&hes the public to veil ap4 examine his new
an for entraotint teeth without pain. All oper
tons In the profession neatly executed and
o angel reasonable. ap26
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Otike—No 6 Korth "nth at., liesodiug,
• (NRIT DOOR TO Ih. WIELDY% $llO l 1410111.)
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Particular attention paid to owing diseases of
tie Month and Gums, anch as Scurry. Preternatu
~eis ttrorttb ot Gums, /Weir Abscesses. diseas
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the Alveolarprooem. oral Palates. and all
4 Mel to whioh the moat and gum are sub
al3t.
eeth entraetod ont pain, and inserted on
e) material used by the frotession, _
°elm* from? .M.to7 P. M.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
REINHOLD & SOHOENER
•
l ' READING, PA.
VITA 13UBSORIBRIV3 nAya JUST EBTAB
• lishod asst - class Boot gnd Sh os- m a int eltab-
Us want and atore at the e t bove stated place, !mere,
they EMS able to gocommOdate customers with the
best articles in their line of business. and at lower
iriots than at any other place in the city.
The following list of 1600 S
liJff.
pu ge s all re ski
f nag :l itb oou tl°°lltp 7 4 1
: e i swr nspoe - 39 : 0n! 7,.ne ifD ongrem gaiters , bo:teaß
eiof ,: re : aiters.2
ieof, i oapt2
e ora e:
s_l ooys ' calf Balmorals
oys
kip Balmorats., 120
1.
100
onths' kip Balmorals,
omen's lasting high Polish;
omen's Oongress gaiters,
omen's lasting Balmoral!!
omen's Morocco Raimondo,
omen's Moroooo shoos,
omen's kid slippOpi.
. . 275
to 260
- 190
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mati Nipple,
-duns'lasting Polish. 14b
youtpe 'altars from • 15 ota. to 75
ICanthe i and hope shoes from 30 Oa. to 90
•
Also, a large stook of notions on band and for
elate.
• 'Ehe above prices ate toner titan at, say other
similar place of busineoa in the oily.
REPAIRING.
Particular attention le paid to all kinds of re
patrtar•RElNHOLD & SOLEMNER,
NO. 41 NORTH .SIXTH STREET,
raornsagoithtt.
FOR THE PEOPLE.
THE BEST. AND CHEAPEST!
•- 4 No. 41 North Sixth Street,
(ABo9lt rut our Roirso
REAPINCI I PA.
sprint-
to LBEDYLL & CALLIN'S
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(Moe in iteadlns.
011eet In PU4411414._ 610 Roos Street. and 14
Bonth Uth Street.
:-E,Aemarand, by our iniooes. e in our Pew method of
to n :pix e l i tysLaN t we . rao reeoill u d l to e vrit:
Vito; tielsWto our Vit pia!leti esti&
most,'
marsnit talk iliventokmpolitnery,
toe 8114 AM aye_ ppaLla r lgtr
; r ile: touter
.1011 i vte Pena;
e lean mid Isiah e leie, Gents' as7i — Egibt:
imes town* ‘fitAChtt INTIM Wilt qv War
rieg•them 14.ilk11,Aellit. WU 'RAO CagOre ea
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REM* PA, SATURDAY MVP% '10742110R 14, 1863;
RITTIB CO..
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Booksellers, Stationers,
AND 11/INOMMIA(.4 DNALIfia ZN
PAPER OP EVERY DEWRIPTIOffIe PRO•
COORAPIIALDEWB..poixgrBoon&o.,
No. Set Rola fitroots,,,
(ffear, Jim . rail
. READING, PA.
haying Constantly on hand a large and wellseleet-
ed etook::ot IM/SORZLANA'OtIS, SCHOOL AND
BLANK BOORS PAPER AND BTA TIMER);
such u Writing and Wrapping papers, 'Envelopes,
Pens. Pencils, Ink, Slates, Copy Books,P4lßooks,
4.
acc., Which are bought for Cash and will be sold on
terms as favorable an those of any otherhotuie lathe
eitY — we reaPeotfull, invite Merehanb end cam
who dealt° to Wake purchases Itiourttne to favor tto
,
With a call before purchasing els ewb ere.
Orders by mailproongy and carry AMA
1
JOAN YOLRrf'S ,
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OOLD pass.
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Nor sale at the "BAOI4IBOONBTORN., No
3611. Peen Streak ow reetth.
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June 18-
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I+4lYk far ladr.l. hire thee prayer i—
ll aria toast bath to the thud I 15.0111y1111Ter ;
Dl b earet thee. Ufa was tote ' s bearillet spell.
If burn% mid fOrettilt. lady. fareveit I
Too lour I hive htkelt a potka slave at tbj feet,
Toe log I hare mated delealon most west* ..
'l?kerki was life. there Was Ilsht la the ilikure 01
thine eye, --
There was witchery. too, and from It f Cy.
(IO boast of the conquest thy unnetry made,
Sake the most of thy beauty; believe me.**
wet
ireare o even for some other one, training u me,
oeeartwelcometodoso,A►trlady,l'm!tee,'
I!, were rain to deplore thee ter wonelteuvel,
Olive learned to despise thee! leani to tows!.
thou halt taught me to know I can love, and 'how
well,
Ilfarky thanks (Or the lemon, then, 'lady; farewell!
Novinsia 134038. ,
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Fula onnakistelou I
Little topsails that clatter, Clatter—
Little feet that patter. patter I '
With • aweless motion all the dike—
'. Little 0708 that iota/ litaitee
.
Little cheeks that dash: and brighten—
Llttl&r, r aloes eluting at their play— ,
memory awaken
Thopigkta nf One who hat been taken—
Of. Milo heart that hula more—
Of W frotOsi thatioil elm
'MU the mole irweeili &WWI
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s Kellam, of the ebessealelbtpedlties.
1 The correspondent of the London' Daily
Lewe at Bremen ' sends an account to that
er of the return of the North German
exploring vessel, the Germania, Oapt4 Hold
c wey t tuld the banquet Which was given tithe
officers on Oct. lath. The commander of the
exPeditiets•comMunitated to this correspen
-1
ant the following pattlettlarser the voyage;
The Bret point they 'endeavored to reach
as the coed; ofOreerdaud. : Ati attempt to
`..h the coed brought. up the •little vessel
• 17 deg. 80 min. W. long., in - 78 41408
• - tit:'N;-lat.; whitico they could plainly dii4
•
:rd the's'casped 'and rugged peake ' of Cape
Broei-BUys,'ScoresbY's Boutekeo, and Bud
don's "Hold•with-1140," whose snow ra
,Sirtee and glaciers formed_ a marked eon* :
trast to the dark masses of rink. But there
Was no chance of their reaching it, as the as
ironotnical and hydrographical observations
showed that theice extended in one unbrok
en mass of more than forty feet in thickness
to the shore.
~ •} +.ate
After three days' hard work they mann•
ed te get clear of the ice. This was on the
10tE of August.. Whilst anchored to the floe
On the coast of Greenland some of the party
went out to the chase and killed six ice•
bears, whose skins and skulls they have pre•
served and brought home.. They now direct•
ed their course to the'north coast of Spitz
berion, to endeavor_ to force a pasiage
through Ilinlopen Straits, and, if possiblei
reach the problematical Gills Landi which
firs never yet been really discovered, though
more than once seen at 'a distance by wbal4
era..
• On the 21st of Most they reached Cape
Terrell, in 10 deg. 80 min. N. lat., and 21
deg. 80 Min. E. long.. The coast was lofty
and full of glaciers, some of which descend
ed to the sea level, and they witnessed the
rupture of several large masses, which pro
elpitnted themselves, into the ,sea with an
awful crash, and throwing up the spray to a
great height. A small strip of scanty moss
vegetation was visible here mid there at the
edge of the coast.. At Cape Terrell' there is
no lending place, as the shore is rocky and
perpetually,7ashed , by a heavraarf. These
rocks are of limestone formation.
Near this cape the Germania anchored in
what Captain Koldewey has christened
"Herman Bay," With the intention of re
maining for some time in this part of the
t3t,rtdta of Hinlopen; and here they lauded.
Peaks and mountains were clinibed to ob.
Ulu a view to the east; but everywhere, as
Ow as the,eye could reach, nothing was vial.
Me bat an unbroVett line of ice;quite im
penetrable. '
Captain Koldewey resolved .to wait here
for a chance of an alteration in the state of
the ice, and employed . his titne in laying
down the run of 'tho,coast, the bearings of
. ditterent mountains , and in shooting. cam.
'sloes on &bore. Tice Eiwedish map of this
part of the coast,was found to be incorrect..
The Germania lian Ohle:te get more 41' the
east than the .Swedish expedition of 1.864,
'Akita was,berefore enabled to: sil
survey arg
,
Aore of thelonthem coast of the island of
'llortheantland. ,
Extensive' gliders were:/observed to: the
'east deep° Toirell, and It was ascertained
UM the position of the 'south Araigatis
lindik, its laid down' lit the Swedish chart,
.vras'verY incorrect.."' phosis there marked
'as Hiornebal, of the Bay of, Bears, which
',Captain Koldewey 'MSC:mire& tb be a strait;,
and at *wither 'pet he aieertalned from per
'send ebseivstion that .Tons
,Point ie only
`nonneeted with the insdeland by - ii barrier et
lee eiiending about ten English silks north
end south. Thin piece of work was , per-:
formed by Koldewey and Hildebrandt in
• Ifirtittio tier 'the
Tux csiwvairm f
SIiPieRATIONS.
BA4 AND DID;
iinuts toiarn tin *Art
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'eight 1 01# 11 cm • Plikit dillilit , their, b 4 14
with them"the Whole distaue over the ice.
il*e state lit‘i.lin i Adee tiaa.iteal put*
that the icedid not . . quite' touch ilte l land,'
which um . confirmed by the filet that the
seals at the edge of the butler dived under
Water. Various exeusions •were Made by ,
Bilderbandt and Beikgstack, the first and
second mates, and several animals shot.
Qn ono occasion they shot at a huge. walrus
(* . their boat, when the enraged animal
talked them with poet fairy, but seven
ell directed bullets soon
,despatched 11 , 14 , 1,
They have brought home its -skin, which
Weighs 2401b5. ' ' s ,. .
On theirland e x cursions they had fem.
times to glide down ftom the peaks On the
snow, and at' other , time* to wade through
fiorassee and , bogs Rider geese and snow.
gulls wete shot in abundance and ihrnished
4et whole crew with fresh food for, a long
One. On the other hand, no reindeer were
okserved, though traces of theta weal/Pend
times visible; and only once they' caught
eight of a blueefoi, but at a moment. when
they bad net.their / gans'at hand. ,
Aft about Cape Terrell, si Welt as iA the
new straits,' an kimono quantity of drift
wood was found piled up on the coast, Tome•
times to the height of more than 20 feet,
which is the more remarkable as the differ•
once between high And low water was fbund
to be not more than three feet. They were
chiefly fir treee, man) of theta I 6 and 20 (ht
lent, quite perfect, and with the roots entire.
'the expedition Waited for the breaking Up
of the ice till the 10th of September, tut hi
rain q and as thick weather came ei.and the'
vision was obscured by ino* and fOgi they
Were' reluctantly obliged. to retain, tacking
to the noithwardtgainit ri Arcing 'northerly
Wind between tlelde otto foe and heavy lee,
bergs of glae l let lea t bathe bittern° north.
Orly part of illulopeditelits wan touud to be
tolerably free *OMNI( •
On getting clear of the hind the Germania
Went up to the north, and reached their
farthest point-81 degrees 8i minutes north
latitude, and 10. degrees 'east longitude--on
the evening of the 14th of September, when
their progress wan 0(11°11411Y stepped by
paelt.ice 'io every quarter but the south.
the weather now became *lore foggy than
ever, and the nightti dicker, and. ss.their
Ott% craft WU' net in ft condition to stand
much more heeding from the ice, the halm
Wits pat down.*l *sr bows turned to the
douth, so that they were seal out ip f Night of
the foe.,
Many nautical and bydrograpbioal obser'
vations were taken, as • welt as Initeorologi•
oat diaries kept, on board and oil shore;
together with more than hundred deep•sea
soundings,: bringing 'up specimens of the
bottom, which form a very interesting little
collection, and will bo ; submitted 'to scion•
titio investigation by practised geologitts.
A 8 INDIANA VONIIMON. ' -
Frail the New Albany. Indians, flouteaevetst.
A, little incident occurred slew days BO
a
in boarding house in thin eity,2which for
tunately ended in a few scratches and some
hair•pqiiing. , Among the boarders in .the
house was a young man of rather prepon•
sensing appearance, and a .young lady who
in considered decidedly pretty. They are
both ppor, however, the young lady being a
music teacher, and the young gentlemen a
Clerk in a wholesale clothing house.
Living in the same house, it is not Binge.
lar that these young people should fall in
love with ono another. The landlady was
delighted at. the prospect of a wedding at
her house, and did all she could to hasten
the event. , About this time, however,, an
unexpected event occurred, Which material.
ly changed the complexion of things. An
uncle of the young man's died, and left him
the snug little Bum of $7,000. •
The landlady opened
,her eyes, and for
once' in her life began to think she had made
it mistake. The young man, iihe Bald, was
tee good for the girl,:and ought not to mar
ry her, and she finally began to cast insinua
tions on her good name. Her reasons for
this 'erion became apparent. She bait
daughter herself, and she determined if pop
eible i that she should have the benefit of
that $7,000. '
The girl was away. from home at the time,
but,sho was iinmediatily sent for and in.
'eructed tti nie her beet Owen to win the
youth., But it was of no avail, the young
man continued true to his Swat love, and
would not listen *her, nor would he be.
hove the uncharitable remarks made agalust
the girl of his heart. \
The disappoirited.damsel theater& Alma:,
in the abuse herself, old so untrageone did
she conduct herself at the dinner table last
!Ridgy, that the abased young lady took her
to Usk About it. The .\mother here 0(04
'the disputants, and from words they came - to
blows. The. girl came off victorious how.'
'ever, and will soon be united to the man she
loves. • • • . •
,
Mass is Ittonnosn:—Ngable gentleman,
in the 'yoke of Btentur: "Tatees i" Coffee
iolored dame : "Hush dat'raoket ; you din
.tracts de whole uelghboiltoOd." Sable gen
tleman : kin hear Mei 'kin your
Cogoe;colored dame : "Hear you It I kin
bear you a mile I" Sable gentleman
"Thank Clod for dat I l's hollerite to be
beard. Tato,eB I" Wit,hyltiab cry he touch
np his lenn bele slid may on,
;--Vaiooo itaid to 01itf5988,400,900
American Railroad, Statiand Goyerrient
bonds.
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