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1868 1 FALL.
SUCH & BROTHER,
nave °penal) Large and Selected Inca of
_ NEW G„OODS!
At Portico How,
NO. MI PENN STREET,
ttEkniNl3, PA,
sr Levi O. Comoro, Cutter. lel
Their Stock of
NEW tiALL GQODSI
Were selected in the City of New York, anti
will be disposed of at prices far be•
low those of any other ps•
tablishreent in the'
• , City. . ,
onaments acuk to order.
•
boys' Clothing constantly on hand and
made to order, • , . ,
The Stook of Furnishing goods is decidedly
the best and Ines! extensive in the,
. city.. call, see and satisfy • .
yoitiselVes.
. .
_ .
Tb. tail* 4.1,0 f b. g /he seryle . eu'of the eele4
tasted antler. fir.: . feeyt O. Oedema% le cadent
guarantee that all gstmentaylll be made rip In the
brat style and latestfashlons. Remember
BUCII & BRO.'S
Headquarters .of Fashion I
NO. MB PENN STREET, READING.
Portico Row.
CM
AIATIAN RITTEMEI
• 4 ,
GENUINE BLOOD PURIFIER,
A
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sy . gm Immo or "PRIABIt'S PACK
IC OMP H t l antable article( formic at the "Me'
Bookstlirs. •
CLOTHES WRINGERS,
STEP L'ADD:ERS,
ALL WARRANTED.
, . AT
WKNI.G.kITS
IiARDwaiRE svutE
THIRD AND Plllll 828
an t 10 •
lynx FABT.TREIGHT I NE
BETWEEN READINIAND NEW Yong
MI
NORMS AND ESSEX fiAIIAROAD.
kl i r.Ld„Reattpglrent,Mieoarscltiktl
iiht S CRIOR m it 01 . 1001—i
00t r
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u lakt t i Atom, Bt)11:111.k , C .
ta•• -44.41 AE:nt;,2. k a .
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P4 b3 PFßAti ar gL l V ° S t pl- 1
1111. at t.o o ffic e, wh i chwilkbel sold
Den, on
01101 D.
VOL. P--Noi 252.
1868
PROVENIIIIIONAL.
BRA LOUIS De DAILTu
DR.
OFFICE Aptal*Baquiros.
Do. 244 liquiD,MTKDl!ltreit t lielssiiiilt. Pal;
oot 2fidolio* .
WILLIAM H. mononnEn.
•
ALDERMAN AND ATTORNEY ATLAH: '
Oak* Ro. Court Itiraet,
Can be consulted In Dudish and German. '
00t.814m
REMY X. XXIX.
.ATTO : RATRY dtLAW,.
29 RIAU' 81X211 EITOBT. READING.
Oei 28.
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1ti414 OUST tiF. *SAM 60 0010141100
0 0 110101 10010111110. tatrl,
AND at
nOKKIaI ATTORNJW
AND COUNSELLOR AT LA W . 'OMee to.
Omni St.. (near Sixtb.)llcemm . Pa. ml 4
Gzintez p lam,
• • ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RRADINO;
• Craton: N 0.640 Court street, (up stain.)
'Et MAGIAN, i • t
11.• • PRYSIOXAN.
(U. 19. Pineton Burgeon.)
MOrem) Eitroet, Reading, Pa.
°Mee boure-12 to 2p. 6toB p. .
I pissE V. HAWLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Moo. No. 40' (seiiirid tfolit,) North Sixth Street.
nearlYooPoolto tho Court. House. Reading. Pd,
t0n.28- • t.
L"18 RICHAIUM
:ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Mee, N 0.530 Courtetreet r over the oMee ot John 8,
Richards. Es. febO.
WILLIAM 0. BREWQTEB,'
, (Onganirt ctl'Firel.Refortned Ohnreh.)
TRAOHER OF PIAWFORTS, ORGAN AND
HARMONY.
No, 223 North Sixth street, Reading, Pa, •
N. B.—Pianos Tuned . !June 20.
pH. E. MOSER, .
SURGEON DENTIST',
OFFICE—MG Penn' Street, Heading, Pa.
Invites the public to call and 'examine his new
plan for extracting teeth without pain. Alt oper
ationg in thoprofession neatly exeoutod and
charges reasonable. ap2s
DR. A. HERR; 7,
0111 co--No 0 North Firth St., iteollltiir,
(Wix? DOOR TO P. D'REILLY'R BROS BTORR.) .
Partiouiar attention
.paid to curing diseases of
the Mou aottlunts,~sueh as Scurvy. Preternatu
ral (how of firma, Alveolar Abscesses, disease
Of the Alveolariprocess. Fissured Palates, and all
diseases to which the mouth and gums are cub
e.il.
eeth - extraetcd e[ hoo t pain , and inserted on
al material used by t he ploregsionE_ .
(Moe how. froth/.11, to 'I P. Al.
Rept. 3 ')
. I ___l Y
—_______,
SOOTS AND 'SHOES
'THE DEBT AND CHEAPEST!
REINHOLD 8; SOHOENER
.
No. 41'North Sixth Street,
TRH SUBSORIBIIRS 11AVB JUST ESTAB
lished a Arst-class Boot and Shoe-making estab
-1 shment and store at the above stated place where
they are able to accommodate customers with the
bolt articles in their lino of business, and at lower
priceslhan at any other place in the city.
The following list of prices proves all we say :
en's calf boots, . • . $1 00.nd upWards.
lien's kip boots, $3OO
en's working shoes,, ' • ' 160
'Men's Frew% calf Congress gaiters, box toes, 390
Men's calf thngress gaiters. 226
Men's cl f Balmorals, 200
•
Men's k i p ßalmorals; ' ISO
Boys' e((Balmorals, 160
Boys' kip Balmorals, 1 25
Youths' kip Bahnorals, - 200
,
Women's lasting high Polish; " 2.76
Women's Cbngress gaiters, to 260
Women's lasting Balmorals, 1.90
Women's Morocco Balmora ls, ' 200
Women's Moo shoes, '
rocc , 165
Women's kid slippers, ' 65
'
08' 1 aiding polish, • A 45
t r outdo' gaiters from - ,15 ets. to 76
ouths' and boys' shoes from 30 ets. to 90
Also, a large stook 'of notions on hand and for
Old It.
The above prices are lower than at any other
similar place of business in tho city.
Pattionlat attention Is paid to all klndeof re-
Plitt
n ,
* REINHOLD 4t SOMMER,
NO. 41 . NORTH SIXTH . STREET,
(*Bova en. weir nov01.) '
' READING, PA.'
A LI)EDYLI. 4 CALLIN'S •
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• . FitDIOR Infix , •
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SCOURING • . '
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AND
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DYEING
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• ES'rAOLISHMENT,
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141 South Seventh St., opposite Depot.
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• Office in Reading. Pa.
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011 ices in Philadelphia, 610 Race Simi,. andl92
South lltb Street.
Eneonald by our atoms in our new method of
Mr l i r er o l ike a Alt? li o v o t a e re s r ; el i flitb* W e al e rt:
taeattention of pu lle our above named eats -
Raiment. , • . • • . • . ~
By our gloom Mid nelrly iniented 'maehery.
.we ary eruible4 till oh: rd dye goods in in ert
el er= l itgal Lola Ofire li nt ri litl i :
zr f
ron'egyzmenta ulthont taking inn apart or 'du
ring rthent la 'ill* least, whether - the
,Mtierl, are
scautbe o e it i koL .„„ ~ t; - , l i n k 0 : 7 '" -
' Out dk .hi mimeo o Tem nlarer. and
the goods u ail Mum lin lio4 oW. n 011116 9r *to.
Kid (Roves. Oqtrieb *sifters.' Igo.. mid at
ebo . otlem = •• 1 ', .. = lieu fAano ,
BLANK BOOXS:rthafol
sale a large variety of,lllask Books which will be
Ipldcheap. MITER h co.
DENTIST,
FOR THE PEOPLE.
READING, PA.
REPAIRING.
. - \
Y sl 111 1 084 THU44OOII MOM ASSISTANUNI IlrOft Vitallifitiiiti Tame NMUDS RESISTANCIIII.“
• 1. • •
REAM°, 'PA., TUESDAY REIM& NOVO= Vi 1808.
SWAYNWPS
ALL•HEATJNG OINTMENT,
• _
For the opre'of Totter. Iteh, Salt Rheum, scald
Ilea djtohingPiles,Rlng_WoripaaPimples.l.llotohm
Defeeta In the Okla. Barbera' /toll, Ulcers. Chroahr
Errelpelas of the Yam ko. For sale at the
"EAGLE" BOOKSTORE,
RITTER 100.,
NA
Booksellers, Stationers,
PAPER OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, PR O-
ii!l
TOOBAPIi ALBUMS. POCKET 800K8.ct0.,,,
Igo. ;151 Penn Streetj
gavin g constantly on hand a largo and well salad,.
isyl stook:of MISOEL4ANEOUS' a SCUD OL AND
ALA' NK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY,
" I
nab .113 Writing and Wrapping papore, invelopes.
Pim% Pencils, Ink, Slates, Cog? llooks,l ogee Doan,
a/0g Web ItTO bought for Cash pncl ell I be ecildl on
terms as favorable ag those of any otluirhonss, in the
City—re respectfully Invite Merch.snts and others
4 I I 7
who desire tomakepUraft.olllnsurlitilito favor sus
with scall before puroh Salm elsewhere.
Ordera by mail prompt/tit and cared filly f Red
JOHN -POUT%
CELEBRATED
' epLit porirri.
Forteal dirge..he "HillOLE".11300i :13T0g,
351 P,enn near Fourth, .
HELLER'S
WIRC I SITIMAY EMINT
' , ', 411 ,D1F:1400 1 40 - . - _* . •
:1 •
cows rAtt ,
• inuomitm Akci tO oovo
Vogrori prOitsiiik
fr ' 'um) the ink .
ituaranteed to 11114 waftetton. pl to
. V .I(ELLER
Juno 18- atkt Reg .1n Fourth ~
Iv*
351 PENN STREET.
AND WIOLSSALS PDAI:II93
(Near /burg.)
READING, PA.
At a recent-meeting of the Vanier& Club,
envoi the weathers read the following
coii
trast, the first line's* Dr, Prailtlin
1776. •
• "Farmer at the plow, •
Wife milking cow.
Daughter spinning yarn,
Son threshing in the barn,
All happy to a charm."
180$. •
Partner IMO to seoa sh‘t4;
Daughter at the piano,
Alamo gaily dressed in satin. •
MI the boys learning Latin,
. With: It aorta - go on the ram,
GIANTS TIMM
In , one of his recent teetures, Professor
Billiton:1, the younprodluded to the diseov .
cry of the skeleton,of an enormous lizard, of
eighty feet. Prom,this the,Professor infer
red,as no living. specimen of such magnitude ,
has been found, that the 'apticiaS which it
represents has become degenerated. The
verity of his position ho endeavored to on
force by an alinsinn to the well known exist
ence of giants in olden thnes. The follow
ingis the list on :Melt this singular hypoth
.esis is based.:
Tito giant exhibited at Rouen in 180,
: the
Redeem says, menant4 nearly eighteen
Foot. ' • • • •• • •
fileradius saw a girl that wan ten fSot high.
The giant Galabra t brought 'from Arabia
to Beale under Claudins'CiFsar l _was ten feet
high.
ilauntun, who !lived in the time of. grgeno
11., measured 'eleven and A half foot.
The Chevalier Scrog, ik his Voyage'to the
Peak of Tenneriffe; found in one of his etw•
erns of that mountain, the head, ofCanich,
who had sixty teeth, and vas not less than
fifteen feet high. . •
The giant Forregne,i slain by Orlando,
inqpliew of Charlemangei vial( twenty•eight
feetlikh, ' '
lapilli, near St, Geinain t :Was found the
tinabiailtho giant Isorant, who was not less
than thiltrifpot, high.
Ia 1680,4 ear llouenmas found a skeleton
whose skull h41i1:0, bush6l of cora, and who
'was nineteen feetthigh,
' The giant 'kited alisrtitenty-tyto feet high;
his thigh•bones were !'odd in 1704, near the
rivlr MIAs&
lied, 'near theicasite 'in irtAuphinat a
tomb was found thinty feat tiong„ sixteen
wide, and eight high, on ' which -cut in
gray stone these words,"dilintoleohns Alex."
Tho skeleton Was found entire; it,went,y4ive
and a quarter feet long, ten feet aores's (tie
skoulders,and five, feet from the breast bone
to the back..
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Near Palermo, in Sicily, in 151.6malound
the ukeleton el a giant thirty 'feet high, and
in 1660, anoth€4 thirty-four feet long.
Near Itazrine j , in Sicily, in 1815,waa found
the nkoleton of s► giant thirty feet high; the'
head WAS the sizo . of a hogshead l ankl.seaoh.Ofj
his teeth weighed five ounces,
The following extracts from the exchsaies
of the &nix, seem to favor the Professer"s
theory
From the Peoria (Iowa) Transcript we
learn that a gigantic skeleton.: wastaearthed
by workmen engaged on the Mankato:l street
sewer, ion Saturday week. Its was in a good
Mate of preservation, It was Sound 'ins ;sit
ting posture, facing south, and is prnhably
the remains of.aluge
A dispatch from St. Paul, • Minnesota,
dated Nov. 14, (lest Saturday ' ) says: it
hugeiratone axe, recently deg out of a manta
near Vasa, has been donated through Mr.
Luddee, of 'this, city, to the Iffstorical l
Society. It is the largest stone uxe wcr.svcri
saw, and can Scarcely be wielded with both'
hands. The axe was - found butted with a
skeleton of gigantic size', which maibled to
pieces on being dug up. - It is evidealyvei7
ancient, there is'no tellinglow old, perhaps
one or two thousand yemi. If this .was a
battle' axe, there Meat have been giants . in
those days to have'wlelded them.'
. • We'have no, doubt , that, there . were "gistnts
in those days," and the - past was perhaps
more prolific •in producing them than the
present. But the history of giants timing
the olden time was not, more re:as:o4lo
than that of dwarfs, several of whom.. were
even smaller than the'Thumbs and Xlatto of
oar 0wU.) 1 16 2 0. *- ' •
. , 4.•
IlintrrnelArho first consideration in Select
ing a companion forlife should be good
sense, and good 4i9C4ltion. A hoe figure,
a good face, and sweet smile, a son; voice
And interesting, do very well for the .days of
courtshiP i . :theso are the omens of twinning
affection, but lot all, Yoong persoa male,
and female, rest issued that the y can
never retain it; unless they are aided: by an
a miable disposition.
1770'AND iseS.
ORIVIS tna oar
TEN ,arwre PER .wora
faun the Butler lterul4.
matiivitaim ' '
•••••••••• ,__
, There is'something solemn and beautiful
about •the liOne of Midnight. Everything is
so The rude noise of the day is hap,
ed, and the world lies asleep. "It is time
for memories and for tears." As we sit
thinking, the dead years conic back from
the shores of Time with all their weight of ,
Joys and sorrows, lost hOpes and buried
loves. With still, noiseless tread the forms
we loved,in the "olden, golden time," gath
er 'around us from the dine land - of dreams,
and•for a tinr bring back the beautiful' days
of the long ago. Through the dim waste of
years we travel backward, hurrying bq the
dreary spots, but pausing, obi how lovingly,
ht the green, pleasant places which 'timid as
well remembered landmarks on the rugged
road of checkered lives. And still we wan•
der on, until woreach;tho halcyon days of
'boyhood, and, in fancy, we driap down,
weary children, at our mother's foot. Ali,
that mother, Where is she? We painted a
grass-giown mound a little way back, wheio
rest the dust and ashes of one who now sine
in - the Golden City of God. In our hearts
we carry the counterpart of this grave, and
at this still hour of night wo love to loin
over the headstone and read "Our iticiAieri".
with the four simple lines beneath. Hut the
haiirs advance, the' 'spirit • returns itS
communingii with the ,paitt; WO seal up the
tombs in ouilienrts, hush the cries of mem•
oryi turn: away Tram- the 'saddening retro . •,
iipect, and go-out into the glaring day to
struggle on to . SO cud tfirlife's rough 'raid,
. -
thinking thoWhitO Of 'what tits iasSod away
with tho unronienshored winds. .Ah; well,
lifo is shart, and wo shall roon be eleoping
on the bill,' and be a sonrce of meditatiOn,
for those that shall come alter is. And'per•
haps ammo ono wandering among tho graves
will repeat,
'Tie hOly ground whereon I stand, • •
Nor here YO gattiOro 9110 by ono, • ,
Laid dowel the cross:your day's work dono,.
Oh, Pilgrims for the Better Land. • •
TOE LOVN of THE BEAUTIFOI.:--:PlaCa a
young girl under the care of a kincl-hearted,
graceful woman, and she uneonsciOnsly,to
herself grows into a graceful lady. Piaci)
a boy in the establishment of • a thorough•
going, straight-forward busineis man, and
the boy becomes a doltroliant, practical
business man. Children -are susceptible
creatures, and circumstanees,, scones and
actions always impress them. 'As you in
fluence them,- not by 'arbitrary rules 'not by
stern example alone, ,but . . in the • thousand
other ways that speak through beautiful
forms, through bright scones, Nbft utterances
&A pretty pictures, so they will grow.
Ten& your, children then to love the beau
tiful. dive them a corner in . , the 'garden
flOwers4 'encourage them to put in shape the
hangingibaskets, allow them to have their
favorite strees, send them to Wander in the
prettiest woodlets, show them where they
can best view the sunsets, rouse them in the
morning, not with the stern "time to go to
work," but with the enthusiastic "see the
beautiful sunrise;" buy for them pretty pic
tures anAnceurage them to decorate; their
rooms each in his or her childish way. The
instinct is in them. Allow them the priyi.
lega'and they will make your home Beau
tiful.
COUPLIMENTARY.-=-A . sentimental young
Indy lost.. a ,curly poodle on which she get
great .value, and which she fed with her ono,
bawls. Not long after the po'odle had de
parted this transitory life, Fridolina was
seen to , contemplate with great penaltenees
thecomatenance of a be•whiskered and he;
ringletted young man. ",F,ridolina my dear,"
said her maiden atint,a very propea old lady,
"don't leo); so at young , Frizly '; he'll think
you are in Jove with him." "I can't help it,
Aunt Sophia," replied Fridolina j with tears
iu her eyes, "his expression is so like
idoppet's l" •
A Fowl) father, the other day, wishing to
form an alliance between hie 6trix4di ,
berksow, and a fine 11* 'of his
,aconaint:'
ante, sent him to her mothei. with ihn
ing not©: -
"Dear. Madam—Allow me to present .my
Bill for Your aceivtance,!! ,
The lady seiti':the apooney back to
father; with the followingreply: •,•
Dear Si!---Xonr,llia:is vetoed.,"
_ • • ,
?Ins!: Rang; the noireliet, &the, heed of
•., • •
a o
mpany. of )16ir 3rork voluntiere'weit
irerely wounded eherghiglh . e , , tights
of Chapultepee. We think tide, fact
. 4 not
gonorally knowit.—Phfia. Post.
inn
o Moo., Oats of iVatilatlty
lateness of dente* est bolltonfotty Attend okt to.
conutittomanta etioula innlto nicsa•
Ilona short arta to Ito port. tAtettpnFtt Ivo Iktn
teed for vcry tong arttotes.
liAY 81
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Tile following tableal the tiloesort WWI* an
Passs atrei
ngor trains. on the different to iirohltS 4 ntrive
and depart front this (Mit , • • .., ..21 1 .:,
0.111 , ,Ant7 - TOR pillit t A Drumm A.
leadinglionm..all wny stations.... , •4 T:10 isou
a prcss, ertnelpal stations 10:3,‘
ay and Market t all stations . 101 !'
Niprots, tr.incipat Idetioni -CV p.:ln.
WaY and malt all stations-- ... Oatst•VOitt Ca)
•telsrl.Tanatn Oß e PO
a TV V EL ta
tloth.loAl a. m.
rottavil to otli ,ut 'tray stAtlons 6:, , n it„ in.
Pottavllle,"Ashland Tamaqua. ho • 1,.., 6:11) "
1 4 01 7 1011FinURO t AND TITO WEST.
Morose, o on. Muth Mona west. ltlo a. pl.
I
ocomp I brliO blitond h 1 way otatlons 7:IN •
alliarrlsottrp, and principal otattons. lo:15 : 4,
oat, obap2n, Harrisburg and tho west. 1:r41 tl..l i ne
ay, Tarr[ burg and all way PtatiOnft,...; i;tX.
sproas Lob.
l . ltarrlaburg and the weld, M
lo:10 "
a awn ttornlarrtsburit OM t 00.1910 a. . and
4:10,0:Z.1140 p. in. .
' . FOR NNW TORE •
fml_prindpal s tations 4:11 n. In.
wa
or Nor/ ork an prinot pal way 1PU1 . 009 1 7:03
or an all i
wamtatt?na. ..... ..111:: 6 '
or " , ' ' . ,4. \ ~.' • 2:10 T. m.
11 1.
or " 4:lXlp.i.n.
or " andirinotpalwaYsO'nti l 11:10, . ~..
Mira hout Now lurk at LOG, 0:1A) a, In. nun i:m
GM 10410 p. m. .. .
R EADING AND COLUMBIA
,R. U.
ON AND AWED
yRDNESDAY, BEY . ITIMBER 20d, 1888.
r•
Pas.sengor Rains wild ion oii this Road; as
follow') • .
Lowe bincastor and Columbia M f 2(AA. M.
haw:Astor . - - • ~,' • 300 V. M.
.! • Columbia • , 1 - 1 'OO ‘1'.',141.
Arrive at 'Vatting • ' • - ' • 1020 A i . fit.
~ 5 ;••0 1, M.
• ' • • \ fIETIIRNINCIt • ,• •
Loaxoltoadlng at •
.. • 7AO A. M.
I, - I t• .: •, , :•• 015 P. N.
Arrive at Lancaster - .. 0 '-'0 A, N.
. +oolitipbll ••'•'-• !: • 914 ."
Colutiabln k in Lancaster at 8' 30 l', M.
Trains' bop 2 and make ctosci o*icotton et
Reading wit ti Trains North and South, on Halo.
andAtoading_ltalliond, and IVost on Lebanon Val'.
kyßead. N0„ . .1 also makes plus° conneet ion u flit
ein,for Now York, ,• - •••, . , •
lets Ott be obialnatt at the (lees of the
New drsoY,Uontral Railroado foot, of &forty st.,
NOW oak, andl'hlla, and. Rending lta I road, I:1th
ay Oidlowhlll sta., Philtutolphlti.',. - . 1 ,•. •--,,,•; - .
!trough Tickets to lklew York nod Phtliptolf.hie
So dat 'all the Pritioinal Btations,• and ilairtflgo
Ohepkod Through.
Trains are run by 'P. it' R, •Xlime. Which is 10
mitu s tioe faster than retina 11 It 1 .1.1u10,
• 01to. Al. , 0/tall.- - ~i ,
• .
• _, nner uteinlestd
R. P. Kmnvon.llon'l Frt. and Tiokot• A gt. •At ly
But Poringylvaiiia', Ralroci.d.
SUMMER ABRAM/0111NT. CONIMENOI NO
Wednesday, MO 20th, 1808. • •'• • ° •- •
SIX TItAIN Dr a y, i r rum YQNN.lyiwit
,. ouT NN OF UMW • -
On and after 4 nits ar t : Iltat„laigtti ;$OB, two
Passenger Train.; will leave Heading dolly, (p vept
ludays,) for AlLentown and ivity,Stationts, at 10.40
. M._ and 4.20 1 1 . M., stoPplpft at nil ill o v/a ) tita 7
ttons between , Iteadin anti I maw I{6 k.• making
Also'olose ognneottons f or muck uhulls And Phil.
Adolph's via Lehigh y o ll q y ik, A,. ati, ;noivs at
Nor Yorl at 8.30 sad 10.15 r. zd.
• role -..( ) • thrillsW tPlpros,:.. TrAins,Alll, leave
Reading ally, exe9Pt tillndoo fer• 'Nom? York
Wipe *tat I caving Re bur At 4.4A,niiti3 7.0 d
i
a At 2.40 and 11.4 u 1 m.
, thiptrainsqun too t.fron4 fittsburgh to
New our, _Withoutchanito call; `Ptoppint only
et Lyons...o.B.ooqt Ilothlo tun iit lkuiteq. • ,1 qmi)-
toi n Sommervi ll e, plats ( 101 l an - Mulattos oil
a neat leVe i gt at. t 9.90, A t , ..,i2,00 A 1 , 11.2.)
P and
the 4.44 '. M. tinin•will pot bin.Yo , ,Milding on
Mondays... Jim 7.04 A. At, and '11.40" 1 1 . m, trains
rat) dally, leundals Included, ; , , -.. :, ,
Trains leave New York, foot of I,lborfithoot
daily, excopt Supdays)ato,oo A. M, ' 1n,5, 8
and 8. .P. Iti. and arrive tit limb ,' ti.oo
andlo. OP. It o anti at 1, 00 and 2,N - •,-- .
1
The .00P. 1. train from Now Yet l e dally,
Sundays jnolu_ded, . •• 4.7iFilli •
A Sunday Bxeurslop_Train will lellirclitl Ins
every Sunday at 8 Arbb, stoPrlenA i 0 1 . 110 's
and Intifraedlato points. Arrivo at liintorfp,
at 10 A. . ltotulnlngt losve Anontown# at COO
pjd. rrl vo n t Ileac' Ing lo ve
4P,M. ^ ' -
Pas/tensors aro requested to purohas tok,ob4 be
fore entering the ears, as 25 cents` o tra will be
ollariod and collected on the train ft in,tittl • e 1 1 0
PAY the fare to the Conductor.
Juno 23- O. STOIHN, Eng. and, Fult.
Philadelphia, fir - Readi ng , Railrona.
(R„,bod.) .
• ltitittlittn. Antattit tltti 1 9 4 9 .
ARRANORIIIIIINI PAH:00;11ln
11..77 TltA INS, August 3, 1868,
Five Trainsdawn to Phibidolphia.pahltig Rea 1- •
lag at 7 30.19 30 and 11 30 a, and 425 null 030
P.
Up to Foil:id/1110, at 10 40a. in., and 550 , and t 00
P. 114:
Mang Went to 1.44M101 and
Western Express from Now York, at I ln a. up,
and 1 50 and 10 10 p, m.
Harrisburg Accommodation Train at Jr. 7 .a.
and maiktrains at 10 45 a. in. and 095 p. m.
(In Hundaysitho down trains pass item:ling at
940 a. in. and 4 ti p. in„ ond up trains at lOW a
m. and 6 67 9. m. ,
The 426 p. tn. doivn, and 10 60 a. m.
run only botwoon•Philadelphia and Reading.
VP trains leave Philadelphia for Reading, lin r , ;
'lours and Pottavillo..at 7 30 and 816 a, ra„ 12 16
noon, and 330- p. in. and 15 •p; for , Rithdii,g
only.. The 816 a. in. trains connect with trains Y r
nautilus, Williamsport, Elmira, Heal° Mogan&
and Canada: ,
The 8 )5 p m: and 330 p.m. up ,trains from Phil .
adelphia, and 10 ai in. and 425 p:m. dawn train
stof only atprindipal stations, below ltoading.
AccomModationTriiin loaves Iteadill'i
at 80 a. tn., returning loaves FhiladelPhia at & 1
p. m.
Pot • ..
tstown 4Coommoaatlon Train isavoi 'Poi is.
town at 645 a. m., refOrming ,leayee Phlimdel tilt i 6
at 430 p i .m.
The Western Exprent Trains connost at Barris
in it w le: ItiV: f i I I Itt l e V i u ( f• l i t tlL' h i t r Slipoi
. 1 a t
l i
1 ,
1 1
r $
, o i i
t i !.
fi.ike . lo 45tnai, trail? W13,..te at Ti/ovara to r
ra tt4 ntro. b. P i n ter Wr i thes? " e l lr r e. " 4l t (Illa tlu m n s h p i o n ;
oak Haven _ L lin ta sod j,h Van admr. , _
Passenger Trains ietoo V yppe Depot stit:7 no n. m;
and 015p.m., for !Ante. i .I.ltls„ktiptater a n.t
Volptablx. ,
Through First:class 'Coupon tioloto htul Em t.
Pante' tieterred eed fite,_to sit tho rine ii/ ;. 1
panto:ln the Nth, *eta d the 0/6ttidi.lo,
1,
' 'CO NUT •TIO . TIQKliaSi
With 2if tr il Oonp. at , peF cent. die.jon At' tiatw ea . t
Any pin Wild e _ . --;
1 i
' N r A? Wlli ".
, Good or 200173 el bq 0 6 11 ptita . tit f 15.50 fo t
families and bfodneet rue
.b th e
seAsoN fey=
Good for ih holder only,' or n;e,itatidl mon IR.
between all WOO stredneesl Nisi GehoOl 13 o:o oil
thotetty-ttittd ime thriAte above..
Mr. r entire ;in =CUM }harem Milling
weet,at e .Vnte vat, ii 4 4 ,511 other trains attl/ cs
Lower or Ohs veprit... ' ' - . '.. ~.. ;
190 pounds of baggage sO.loisod . 2 pgientrer,
rassen n pre are, requeatw tdputth lb their ti.: ic et 4
*its e rfn the ears, sibither ex tirp, 0/ ark -
,Pl 4 ID a eon, i „, - I s . •
XenndOn Kehl gda ottmedart 7720 a. raii
4 3
Aeljeltniodat OM Train to bfladelptihenod return )
atwhOO can. , " • '
• ~ ' ' • . , •O. A:NICOLL% 0,41.43u1A.,
' oiii it t Ifiestirs ir 9lt
li t T/ I 11
'• : s ylO P NAfricl‘ - it tl iX l olo . ,
Mho Illgi 0.441 trig Siteittl tio (blot 4
- 7 -' : ' • ; ..' '...:. e tow 0451(iGICV /WO bud
• .2 L
_citeap and crelll4.o 0 ' BOUT;
iillo3B and HATO: .. • ‘, . ;. ,
oci9-3motiod , ' , , , Ia 1 4 101,IMERN.
.
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I?&PORl'Atil` iro,riom
Ofik r pplittAN .
t P
Would 130011 inndonvi Oh. Head r ,
that owing to a couvidtaigemnpligof I k re
waning unaott as tali; sou tin eturnol,
theY IVO tqplpo gol to pnetpono - teo.dra oet;t
the 224 or December. Tlekhis cnn bond for •
short time, of E. D. Risehar4, Agent Ploul{h awl
Harrow hilts!, and at Striektand & Era. J
nov.s .
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Apt.
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