=r=s
seentsimPosi,tible to take Gilbert, .the
Wciped nmdetet, who is . ;con c ealed near
ethersfield, C. 4411, He is still Punued by
a largo' force ann.was overtaken a few days
since, when one Of the perky said: "You are
Gilbert, arilnit . you ?" "Well, supposing I
stair. ' "You are out prisoner." "I'll •seo
abed that," tesponded - Gilbert; drawing his
knife; "the best thing you can do is to get
up and travel." . . o then. started to,
wards the fellows ) and Choy all took to thole.
heels. •
•
-arhe shock of on oarthipmko. was dis
tinctly felt in Wadesboro, N. Ce f on &tar
day morning last. first
of those 'who
heard the noise say it first sounded like dis
tant thunder, passing off like a long. train
empty wagons; others that their tenements
ere perceptibly jarred, causing windows to
b etc.
The noise seemed to ho'princis
liin a westerly direction, and lasted
.arty a minute.
—Alfred E. Whitehead,. a young man of
twenty•two, was sentenced by Judge Trotin
Brooklyn on Wednesday 'to three years in
the . penitentiary for bigamy. Two of his
wires and two of WI/anus were in court,
and all but one teatlfied. lle married his
first wife the day atter their first, meeting,
Which occurred on .a street in Buffalo. •
—The Episcopal Synod of Canada,asseni•
bled at Montreal' to elect a Metropolitan
Bishop; was unable to agree with the House
of Bishops on a candidate, and the Bishops
postponed the matter until May. The Sy
nod yesterday adopted' tholutions cen'sur
log the House of Bishop, and then adjourned
until next May.
—Professor Casturani, the eminent Ictri•
nose oculist, has discoVered a now process
of taking away life, which is effectual, but,
nevertheless, leaves me trace of violence,
By some process not made public he forces
air into the eyes, which in a few minutes,
without pain to the victim, causes certain
death.
--At a torchlightprocessioll in Waterbury,
Ad" pm:untied, recently, the 'major of a Com-
Pony was walking backwards while telling
• las men to cheer an. illuminated residence
they wore passing, when•he wont head first
into a loft bed of niorter, and was suddenly,
changed from a 'boy in blue" -to a "man in
white."
1 ! —A lad of four or fivo years of, ago, of
Northampton, Bunks county, was found In
the pen, lifeless—with hia head and face
wen by the swine, Ho bad been subject
to fits I and his parents , being from' home
attending -a funeral, it cannot 'bp known
whether ho fell in while in a fit 'CI' accidbn•
tally. • . • -
—Martin 'Whelan, an elderly Man, ,com•
witted suicide by drowning himself in ,the
canal at Bordentown, on Wednesday, Ile
was driven to the act by the intemperate
habits of his wife. lie was a worthy man,
and his neighbors and friends regret the sad
occurrence.
—Professor Brooks went up in a balloon
from Humphla, and at the height Of t3;000
feet accidentally dropped a dog. -Tito ani
mal Is supposed to have sustained' intornal
injuries, as no external marks wore found,
of injuries Or of the dog.
—A. German named Knoll, in Chicago,
was frightened into giving a bill of sale of
his store and stook to a counterfeit collector
of revenue, and then fleeing tho Mate under
the belief that his ignorance of the revenue
laws bad exposed his property to roam
tion.
—An English eipedition, under the direc
tion of the advanto aurvey,,has Bono to 1 a11:366m
l:366m to endeavor to, settle the disliked
points as to which mountain is Mount Sinai,
and what course the Israelites took after
crossing tho lied sea. • ' •
—Thu nscaber of children who attend
school the United'. States, amounts to
6,000,000, They use 20,000,000 books
which coat $18,740,000.
--By an ingenious mechanical arrange
ment .t rio- equity ofilie Allegheny Water
Works Ana been increased 1,000,000 of gal
lons per day. • f
• 4 . I
• —Dr. Salisbury, of Portsmouth, N. IL,
preferred: . titi4AnCo of hydrocyanic acid
to tho continued tiompany of Mrs. Sufis%
bury, *:
—ln Jefferson county, Florida, they have
an "Honest Club," which [Animaters jus
tico on offenders with the whip,
•
—An Illinois, shopkeeper ingenionsly
fixed a pistol in his money•drawer, and the
first man ho shot was himself.
—A passenger and a cattle train collided
near Buffalo, on Thursday night. A baggage
master had his leg broken, and a number of
cattle were killed and injured.
—A train was thrown from tho track of the
Memphis and Charleston R. 11. by some eat•
tie, on Thursday, and several persons were .
injured.
—A Lynn expressman dropped a freight
bill in
,instead of a ballot, and voted for the
Eastern Express Company.
—Bisniarek awns a W,ood•paper min near'
Berlin { manufacturer Msmarck sell his
wares te Minister Bismarelc.
—ln South Carolina, 2,600,000 urea, more
than half the improved land of the State,
are offered for aalo.
—gen. iltinry E. Reed, late of tho Con
federate army, committedsuioidereHeentlyot
Louisville.
—The [Merman House l and several adjacent
buildings, at Syracuse, 14. Y., were burned
yesterday. Loss $lOO,OOO.
—The Mount Anthony Hotel, at Benning
ton, Vt., was yesterday destroyed by fire.
LOU $B5lOOO.
--Governor Swann jaa,designated
bar 20 ' lt a day of. Thaulogtvink in Mary
land. " •
—A wolf has been seen in New ITanip•
shire, to the dimly of somtrof the people
there. • • • •
--Five million mulberry trees willaupply
rood silk wormaiii'Califotria year.
• ,
_A colored man named Moses Smith
died.lut week in Washingtoa,:iga,l2o. ;
—They had an eartlitkoalWat Worcester,
Rngland, on the night nt Octoliery9 l ,
• I • • '
--Pennsylvania has a greater length of
Railroad than any other State.
-8 L 68 1 7. Homeopathic Physicians the
United States.
4,44 . lii.*,4iiii:'
SCHOOL
:Robust.'
-04 ,
4 ,14 1, , . 11101.100 th BOOMS!
• • ••
• • •'
•
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juet reit:trod at the AOLU BOOKSTORE, a
fall lino orbooks la use in the PuWia tidar in
this city which will be sold .0 the very owost
prices. It would be to the advantage of sue who
are in want of boobs to Hotta% our prices before
purchasing elsewhere. We have
•
oWoodbitry'a New Method with, l
Gonneo;B
Composition Books.
•
Fu guelle'i French Course,
lionniesstle'e Mensuration,
Stoddard's Arithmetles,
d'arker's Philosophy,
BalligesGratmnar,
• Ray'a Algebra,
0
Cutter'e Anatonv,
aoalrloh's U. S. Distort.
Ore entears Arithmetic.
Tenney's GOOEY)
Davis' losender,
Thomas' Etyarl9gy.
A
Plotlolanaries
rens and I.)Pehholdero.
Olatea and(lSlatepenolle,
OpanoorlacklJOopy Danko,
Cli
Anthon'efl Virgil.
Bullion'ek/ Clear.
EWpodburraßl i nniXtz i tir . anßoadeT
PiutOlSKWl44oleaerles:ot School Bqoko,
=
`,' 361
IMii
Oritteidow ° 6 BOokkeePtlf, with sotto of Bank-.
.books,
PENN B:MEET.
Pennock's 11Istory of England, Omen, and 'Rome;
READING.
Mitobalsa Intermediate and Primary Geographlea.
THE
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PENNSYLVAXIA CHORAL 11ARMOlilr
r
Containing:the principal
• . OiIUACH MELODIES, _
Provided with
GERMAN AND ENGLISH TEXT!!
or ealiat the
APQKSTORE.
861 Penn Rtreet.
WO 4ND PXN ./1014D1014; blu d vir
ofaismont oat% or, ado it the ^zoo,'
• store.
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IIOOFLANPiB 051914X-;Brillink.
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Hoonantri 'Getman'
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The Great Roneclie fOi all . Dishtea of sh
Liner, stomach, or. iNgesifee
Orge4l4:
Hoofiand's Bitters
•
b composed of thevurstinteeibisultlitkaiamed
loinally termed &frogs/if ; Roots herbs, and
Sorb, making aprepara tiortAightylogealitrar.
ted, and entire!, free . 0.f0h.44i0,
tyre ofasy kind. n" . . • • • • •
• •
~ . .
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN Tc•NIC .
.• is a combination of nil the ingredients Of ebe_Rit
tars, with the purest quality 'Pt "Ahitta Om MON.
Orange, &0., making ono of the most phuuoitit•
agreeable remedies over offered to the public t • ; '
Those preferring a Medicine free from Alcoholic'
admixtures will use
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN )1 ITT MS. I
Those who have no ohleetioa to the epmhichihin
of the Bitters, as stated, will Use' . '
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TOMO
•, . „
They are both equal y good,: and .conta the
fame medioinal virtues. the choice betwee n ' tk l isiVo'
being a mere matter of taste, the Tonle being' the '
nskeL palatAle. - , •-•. ;: ' '- -,
The stomach, from a varietyl- s of owe% such',ll
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervo i n Debility etc., is'
very apt to have its functions deranged. the Liv-:
er. sympathiaing as eloseflly as it dqes with the'
Nienckaoh, 4hen beeemest,afteeted. be result of
'which. is that the. patient suffers hops saViral or
snore of the following diSeasein , • • .
litlard Pile's; En4sits
C° o 6l2 lBlOO P k i t6 6l. th liii l iai: 43.f icl i ttli 0 Ito b l u niru,,
0
Nausea, 11 urn, ague fo r 00 i -
nen or eight in the Stomach, ,our
Eruotat ens, Sinking or .Wlyttet ri l •
at the Pit of the Sinking
Swim to bf
the Heads Hurril or Difficult Brest ing,
,bliCering at the art. Choking or Suffocat
ing eneatlione whop nit Lying Posture. Dimness
pf iston, Dots or Webs before the Bight, Dull
, Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perepira- •
. tion, Yellowness of the Skin and Byes, •
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Mal, e. 10.,
Sudden Blushes of Heat, Burning in the Micah,
Constant Imaginings of Evil, and Groat
Depression of Spirits,
The sufferer from these diseases should exorcise
the i r 3 eatest caution in the selection of a remedy
for tl case, purchasing only that which ho is as
suredfrom Ilts investigations and inquiries, pos
sesses true merit, bskll dilly compounded le
free from injurious Inv° Merits, and establish
ed for itself a reputation or the cure of diseases.
In this connection we would submit those well
known remedies—
HOWLAND'S GERMAti BITTERS
• AND
lIO.OFL AN D'S GERMAN TONkO
Warman BY o.:M.,TAoicSox. Philadelphia, PA
Thirty-five years since they were And into introduced
this country from Uermany, during which time
they have undoubtedly performed more cures, and
benefited 'meeting •humanity.to a greater extent,
thaF anyotber remedies known to the public. -
.T eae reme4lea will effectually cure liiver Com
xi
ga Eilr Jalindlve,' PPP° els, °Pronto or Nervous
0311 ty, UhromM .Dlarr hcea, Disease of the
idneys L and allDlseases arising from a Dir
ordered Over. Stomach or tostines.
DEBILUTY._
Resultingfrom any• eau. whatever; Prostration
.
of the System, induced by severe Labor,
Hardships,Nxposure, Fevers, &o.
.There no medicine extant equal to these rem
edies in such 0111109. A tone and vigor is imparted
I whole system, the appetite is strengthened,
ood enjoyed, the stomach digests properly, the
bloodis purified, the complexion becomes sound
and healthy, the yellow tinge is eradicated from
the eyes, abloom is given to the cheeks, and the
weak and nervous invalid becomes a strong and
healthy being.
• PERSONS ADVANCED IN UFA
And fettlingthe hand of time weighing beg 11).
upon them, with all its attendant ,s find in
the use of this BITTIIRI3 or the TONI°, elizit
.that will instil new lifer Into their veins, restore in
a measure ihe'energy and ardor of more youthful
days, build up 'their shrunken forms, and give
health and happineSs tolhoir remaining years.
NOTICE.
It isa well established fact that fully one-hallo
the female portion ofouriation are seldom is
the enjoyment of, good hteatth, or l to use theft
own expression, ' &or feel well. They an
languid, devoid of all energy, extremely nervous,
and have no appetite,
To this class of persons the BITTIMS, or th.
TONIC, is especially recommended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Aro made strong by the use of either of thost
remedies. They will cure every MO of MARAS
MUS, without fail.
Thousands of certificates have accumulated it
ththands of the e ropriotor„but space will allow o.
the publication of but few. Those, it be ob
served, are men of note, and of such standing thw
they must be believed.
TESTIMONIALS.
Hon. George W. Woodward;
Chief Justice ottlio Supreme Cdurt f writek :
PLULAIMMA, idrgeh 16,1807,
"I find Ilooiland's German Bitters is a good tonic
useful in diseases of thedigestive organs, and of
it;ent benefit in eases A debility,
and want of
nervous action in the system.
Yours;ttly,
'O. W. WOODWARD.
Lion..Takos Thompson,
Judge Of the Supreme Courtof Pennsylvania'
• • PHILADELPHIAAApia 28,1868,
”Boosider Iloolland's German Bitters a volute
ble iiiediciac incase of attacks of indigestion or dyi
popSia.l can certify this from my experienOe of it
Yours, with respect
• JAMES TAOMPSON."
Assistant
Flom Rev. E. D. Pendell,
Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia
I have derived decided , benefit from th 6 use of
Roo/land'. Oennan Bitten. and feel I t t my privilege
to recommend them ass most vaiva le tonie, to all
who are su ff ering Dom general deb lily. or from
diseases arising from derangement of the liver.
• Yours. truly.
E, D. PENDALL,
View!' Rev. Joseph if. Kennard. D. D.,
Paste!' of the Tenth Baptist Church, Phila. •
Dr a. JAC EaoX.—Dxs Btu:—l h ave bo en freq uentl
ly requested to connect my name with recora
mendatiOns of different kinds of medicines, but re
gardlng• I the praoticeiVaB out of my appropri
ate sphere. I have in eases declined!! but
with a clear proof in various instances, and pantie
ult, in my own family of the use of Dr. Hoof
land German Bitters. f depart for once from my
u coorse k to express my . full conviction that. for
• ttlthe system. and especially for Moir
afar, (tie a sale a/Ricoh/We preparation. In
some cases it May fail! but us u ally. I doubt not, it
VI be very beneficial to those who suffer from the
abOVO OWNS.
Yours. Yeti riyPrilallb...
KniwraltD,
Eighth, below Delta!"
CAUT N .
'ffooirance. German • Remrdiesi: counterfeited.
Be. that the eignatureTlof .JAol(l3otilion
the wraptierefeacti bot-Jt-rtle.: othereereoonn
terfett.
_,Prineipatolflee and Manufaetory. at the Oilmen
Jledloine Stare, No.._63lArch Street,
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• CHARLES M. EVANS,Tiopriotor,
FoFoiexli C. M. it&O BON & Co.
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PRICE.
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. int.t.l Order to /etthe ltentdu.o not forget to exile Me well theartlele you
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VISITING CARDS,
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RITTER k CO.,
'No. 351 Penn Street.
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•• . ' Altaihod Nov. Rh, 1660 ;!' '
Al , llllr tiAGitr.ailtirlr i _ „: 1
ROAM 4 41,710STAOHLINE r• .
Esiade o y la ‘, : lablosel l esves Rasklas,at
ita.lik,_l4- 17. tiaa7.l'htusdair eater
illil . Leta &Mime ._ and arrives t p, ra. •
t perms the DIM in named Poet
_ne t et
. ()energy . to. Rdivactocra, litillitigta•
• 4 1) Ri eu rAWil MAIL AND STAGE LiO •
Leaves &rotor at 8 o'ell it i o s. m.. vas
at Reading at 100 clock. o f . tn. turnlng, . viva.
Readint at 2,14 p. m. Avrivorat' PROW* at 7
p. in. It serves Stononville, .Brunilledville,
Oreshville. Yellow 110810. EarlvIll• and Bonn.
town.• BEENVILLE NAIL AND STAGE LAE
Loam Bethel tt o'clock a: a. na b vel at
i t
Beading at 10 o'c ot , .a.: in. actor* , eaves
Reading *oo'4x i In. , arrlvea - at IEOOI
at 9p. in, it se_rves inbaens. IRwer *m. =am
DL
• Riirersburg. ewe). Ka 1 9 41 000(11 . mast
Heistel , 2lF tx ' •
BL B MAIL AND STAGS LINE„
Leaven da* on toad wigntiode , a nd ard'
alB o'clock.' ' . _ etarninr. lealres Mu
lilt on beeday. , , iy and ciabarday. sr y
a t i .
liv alVit Madill, at 4 o Ink, p.m. it
,appplit y s
ohn a Store, • _ mix a. - ihmanT •
, mud
Creek. Trrkillill. 7 . . 1 .. Ball.
Fla DI AI) AO NH
. : .isoavea eadlu* on on , 1 ednesday and
Friday at • °wok, a. in. Aarrived at Reading en
Tuesday; Thursday_ and . Sgurday at 5 Flock,
p in. It supplies Mt. Ira. Beokersville, °aims
Yuma e, Morgantown, lbotville, Honey mole:
Cambridge anti South 1 ermiMge„
IAOBAGIIISYILLE STAOII AND MAIL LINE
Leaves LobaohsvMe on Wu 7 , Ttni and
Saturay at 6 o'clock. a. na. A ves at e ng at
9 1 o'clock , a. at. Returning. eaves • lug at
• 2 o'clock, p. m. Arrives at Lobat iv le at 0
Mt
o 0 Ook. p. m. it serves Alsace,Oley and Lo sobs
villa.• .
• • 'READING TO COLUMBIA . •
Daily by Railroad—Leavesisadinir at 6 L . ttl•
tnives.atl4t7bE i g_ tatown_Atein olds
tattoo, ,Steve ' dm M
& I L I. an
eins.o n 1 d 11 n lzg Ring..
Tri-mr WY 7,4ltage—tieNves . sitchestor on
Monday WednesdaY qd Fmk* , at 7 a, . At
tivee at , Birdot.oro at . ni t Rata in*. Saves
Juirdsboro on Weep. ureakt an seta ay pt
Ta.rn. Bonitos iger Mills.kilue ask, Ai ii.
i tio
Wallace, - uwoaland, Lionville and est Witt
land. .
READING TO ROBESON. ' '
4
Semi-te ekly, Stye—Leaves iteadinit onyviel
day and baturaa, at 7 :30 a . m. and arrives at toad
ing at 11 a. MI '
• ' RHADING TO HOST_
BeMi-wjekly by stag97-Leaves Reading Tues
day and aturdiat 11130 am. Arrives at Read
ing at 9: a. in. applies idatinteTavetn.Lower
Heidelberg, No -Heidelberg, Kriek's Mills and
Host.
LERSPORT TO NORA
Tri-weekly by Stage—Leaves Leesport TueldaY.
Thursdayland Saturday at 11 in. Arrives at Leos
int at 3 ,p. m. Supplies South Evansville and
asentowlot
XTOWN TO YIRGINEVILLE
Triiree ly by Sisge—Leaves Coatis Tuesday,
Thursday , and Saturday at 9 a. m, A ves at Cox
town at 4p. m. Supplies Kirbyville, °velem and
Ifirginsville, , •
REHRBREIBURO TO STOU6HISBURO
• Tri- weekly by Stage—Leaves Rebrersburgrues.
day, Thursday and Saturday tall a. m. Arr iv es at
Rehrersburg at 6p. in. Supplies Wintenvil e and
Host. •
HEADING MAILS. ' ..
• ) Timm DAUM.
New York—Oloses atiOA. at. and P. We
II
Arrives at IA.U. an 2P. U.
Philadalphia—Arrivea at 10:30A. U. and 6 P. sr.
• Closes at 18 A t 11. and 4 P t U.
Uarripparg—ArriVeS at 1 .a 0 Ak.ll_, and 00 Y. W. '
Closes at 10 A. U. and &I P. U. ,
Pottsville—Arrives at 10:30 A. w. and :90 P. 11.
Olo,ses at 10 A. U. ana 6:30 r. at.
ALLIunoWS AND RABTON. •
Arrives at2:OOP. m.. I „Closet at10:00A. M.
RIAUSTOWN—throe times b week. •
Arrives at 7:00 Y. U. I _ Closes at 8:00 A. U.
DIII/NVILLII,
Arrlvesatloloo A,Y. I Closes at 2:00 p;
Boxitawrowx,
Arrives at 10:00 A. u. J (Hoses at 2:30 r. u.
LOIIIOHaVILLW - 411ree times a week,
Arrives qt 9:30 A . M. 11 ' Close at 2k;30 P. m.
viqukthree times a week.
Arrives at 7:00 P. M. I eiOSOB at 5:00 A.%
BMA BALL""41110 UMW a week,
_Arrives at 400 P. AL Close at 8;00 A. 14
MaDICLBSUCh - tWIOO a week,
Arrives at 0:00 A. W. • I 01080 at . l l / 3 0 A. s.
ROBRSON—tWII3O a week,
ArriVelil at 11:00 A. Me i ' Close at 7:30 A. Alj
...................G.-.
'N. T.' GER°,
. . . FASHIONABLE •---
• ,
BOOT . AND SHOE MAKER,
. . G l'eln Street, Reading, Pa . . •
i ll
AS CONSTANTLY ON HAND TIIIII BINS
assortment of Fine and Heavy Boots and abet/
n this city. also Ladies' and Children's 13hoes oral!
kinds. See list of styles and prices:
Men's calf boots'
home made, .55
61 II 46 .
• 6 5 25 0
- " ip " _ ooto 500
" c k alf balmorals, 42 50 400
•• k i p
A -- 1 l eo 2 i
11 • Brogans, ,
" Congress gaiters, • 275 4
Wove kid Congress gaiters, 400 600
bye hip boots, i --- 200 300
" balmorals. ' --' • 1 5 , 0 225
Ytaths' 111 p boots, • 175 250
balmorals 126 175
Women's glove kid high Polish ball 360 400
morals,
Wpmen'slastinghighPolishbalmorals,2 00 350
' gpatpatont loather tip ' " 200 925
' II
KU slippers, • 1-00 175
Misses' goat patent leather tip bal- -1 60 240
morals, •
Children's goat patent leather tip bal.
morals, ~ • 125 190
N.I I .•IMMO,'
april oAeodl ' $'M Penn Street.
to READING FIRE INSURANCE AND
.1. TRUST COMPANY OF SERIES (30. ,
ORGANIZED JULY. 1807.
Office Reading Insurance Building, No.lo North
Fifth of I'M , S. E. Cbrner of tburt street.
Moo bourn from 8 A. L. to 8 P. Y.
-1
mamas:
J. Pringle Jones, JamesMcKnight,
Henry_Z. Van Reed, Jacob Shaffner.
J. T. Jackson, D. R. Stout.
onas Shatter, J. T. Valentine;
George Rieser.
This • Company insures all kinds of property
against loss or damage by lire at rates as low as any
other reliable 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 deduotiork h five
per cert. The advantages of this method are
riorthy of the attention o farmers and o th ers nve
a tf i rsgl i n n
o r n a i ll t !n e g un fil ry wle: ;l t e ar n ne r
t tn e d o c e t a tr
est so l d oafest. -
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' Policies for one, two, three, five or more years, Or
fortes* than one year, issued and no charge mitdo
for Policy and outlay when renewed or when in
eurances are transferred from other Jeompanies.
The citizens of Reading and vicinity, hitherto
dependent mainly upon foreign coiranies , have
now the privilege of eroding their tganCOS in a
home institution. well•organitediwi **adequate
paid In hnd guaranteed capitM, presenting as
strong a basis ofseouritY its that of any Ohs=
pang. The advantage of doing business d
with the Company and the importance of keepl4
some portion of the large Sums paid for i oft,
in circulation at home will _be apec by all.
S. PRINGLI JONES, esident,
• JAMES Mo N.E:IIIT. Vi ce Pres ident,
S. R. ANCONA. ihey and Wren. lintlolo. •
LENHART & GUTH.
NAOHINISTO, BRASS FOUNDERS,
• And .
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GENERAL DEALERS IN • ,
MooWilhite And litunditoturers' &typhoon,
No. 671 AND 64 YILAIILUE 91 , 1
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READING. PA. ,
CARPETS !, CARPETS I I
B. H. MARKLEY & CO.,
No.llB fluni strut, below Ranklin, beteg**
• Sixth and &with streak •
`Respetitfulfy Inform the 'antigens of • Beading en
Z~otnit in nttttirtr ehan •
eetntg 11 ki t woorpl g eri i e t h ff e
terns and coon,. idolQel rot
a', at ow rrkinites.
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No Invite the pane to examine our goo n s Delon .
pgrons_ain_r, elopwhere. en t re 25 per cent ! Boy
Out of arst blinds Mnd save Aey,_
Oct 1114 mo . ..N.AWS,IOI6/
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Oshleohlageespronounclng Getmo Dlottoikut
sciliuMit FEW,
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streets*•. . •
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EXTENSION , TABLES, ,
DRESSING BUREAUS, -
CENTRE 'AND OTHER TADLK%
BEDSTEADS OF THE LAMEST MLA
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and every °Mei attlelf ICtkiir E llit 1
/OM artil l e Is n1"1"4441"1240
their• sut ly ple:as i
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mos ant. s 1 mimpt flatus ill
and ed In in n tad Ma 40.
Also prepared to azoonta all orders ha
OARVING) ,j_ •
TURNING, , I.
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SAWING id
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MOULDINGS. . 1 ,
' All °gifts promptly ezoonted i and eta 11
rive saturation. • ' •.4 o'
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bf I tong) nee It tirtce
; unsoripsased for Is /muss en " 141
properties In ail ose externStooM •
Liniments are need,eueb 'us
Outs, Brutaea, Chaff' pall., Mospiatioli
OAPITAL 1150.000.00
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In all mob eases lt be undArlth i t o lif,.
Of relief. It la [tomt i t tot Inalltoots "
where an external appl atton is lemur ;fof
or Bout, and the subscriber esitloaolduci*
recommend 0 &s one of the best L4llllBatl
day.
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BRAM% ?A. ••
roborborimiotibUy toßomptLio Ong
, tit tit -9 wenu a tenlTl P" ll laver
itlllirbrd t =tis .0427.4.4•V0n5i
oil Boman oo for • • • ' •
EitrniliOß ULT . 140101 W,
Po: komo distant, ofmoptiolt re rka
Molt Mom" Woottutam
as follows: • • • • " •
DROWN ROM
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B i nT ilk f 9 • 4 0 4 APLLOP. Anis
PUDIC IfAttauk. :) • • •
• N. li.—A liVortd rrovistAiti• • 100
404 obroo abroad:
moan'
** 4 '• Itortzt ',V4,11,1 1 1D$
BY, TBK VijoßiAD/N,_
10:141.
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w e b i q e e i INA tict.tool, Met ki)
Websteer 001111104 School,
Webatet'sPriakart Mt it)
Worcester'. Comketiouly.Dlctiontt
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woreetter's Bettool Dkilon7
, , For ale at the
"RAOLR'' BOOREOORX
851 Wnn.66 . 14. Woutik.
GREAT 11a01tr tat
DINING ROOM CHAIM
Qoui ) Nervous ib litlianitnalViy Pains,
Neyratgia, 'hadaAt; hins is
silo, Back or Joints.
Prioe 26 dente' per Bottle.
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For Ode at tit, "RAGLWASOOPIIO/11,1.
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