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lit *oil ilottitievr *wit, ;
tf Yoisiant business In your' own neigh.
borhood to prosper; inveet your money at
home. Nothing is so injurious to thibusi- .
noes Welk** of your oirp . city tbiin ae to
go to a ()ideal place to
,maki yOur pur•
chases, nuder the erroneous Impress:lNi pat
you can save a little money by so doing; In•
many caseir. you On, dirtaln the articles ion
"need at less cost, and certainly withunrch
less trouble ; at hotz4. -
, ,
For instance, you wish to purthage an ar•
tido,of fuinitere, or an outfit of clothing.
Instead ofeaconrefing your own neiglibors,
you waste bot!1 money and time in going . to
New Yorleor philadeiphia, where you put'•
chase the triiele at a very little IT'S cost
(perhaps none whatever) than you could oh
Lain it for in Reading. You congratulate
yourself on having made a good bargain.
Now, is it reasonable to suppose that a man,
in New York or Philadelphin'who never saw
you before in he life, and who perhaps will
never see lon'again, will take ns much trou
ble to suiiyou, aiiegive you aigood article,
as the ;sit who !Wee in your own city or vii-
lage, who &Oen& Upon the custom of his
neighbors for a livelihood Ibi.hituself and
fathilit Toe'dirlant "city inerchent does not
depend nittinlY upon ycinr custom 'for . sup
port, but principally upon that of person° in
bis own chi!, while your merchant neighbor
at horn° depends upon you and your neigh
bors' for everything.
You may argue that you can obtain "later
styles" in New York or Philadelphia. If you
want the "latest styles," is not your neigh
bor who 'follows that peculiar line of bust
ness More likely to'obtain thank 'for you, if
commissioned to do eo, than yourself? Or
are yOu like "Miss Morrie," in.the poem,
who *Mild buy the bonnet "if she kiten , it
came from Paris"-'-just for the nem° of the
thing? If so, the icioner you conquer. such
silly notions the better far yourself.
It hai been well and truly said—"lf you
wish yourself and your village to prosper'to.
gather, inifiiert your orin'meehaties." The
tame Mt) applies as well to the flourishing
city of Reading as to , any village in Rinks
' county or 116i/there. Ireland is impover.
ished 'because the money drawn from her
people by,Eogliett landlordsie.lohed else
where; and there is no surer way to break
down YOut.own businesa, than to , discourage
other business on 'around you by giving
them only a grudging 'support, while at the
same time you aro benefitintbusiness mon
in other places who do not care, except for
present profit, Whether your neighborhood is
prosperous or otherwise, so 'Ong is you are
silly enough to withdraw your custom,. for
their sake l ,frem,'those' with whom all your
own business loteresis are identified.
If the articles furnished by your neighbors
aro not quite as good as those you purchase
in the large eities,(whieh is seldom the case,
for the same class of Workmen generally 'do
"the Nagle kind of work) encourage
.your
borne manufacturers until they are able t 6
compete with those of any other place, and
thytaid in giving your native place an honor
ed name amongst producing communities. ,
Again,in the 'motor of investing money in
enterprises. Is it probable that there is snore ,
risk in investing your money in the mill i of
your neighbor A., 'or in the railroad stock of
yetir !)1(1 friend H. ,or in the new ore batik of
your neighbor 0., than there is in confiding
it to tie care of some distant wild-rat soca
let°r,who will invest it in the bonds of iniine
railroad that is never intended to be • built,
orin,HOtno inpthatistiblo gold mino that is,
"apposed to exist in some distant territory,
or in sinne,oll
,coMpany, that_ has, utfriOod o
the few who are, "
s inthe:ring" and 'ruined
every o n e ' else
else Wito . .hrie had 'anything to
with it? Is it. not more probabl°, that yonr
neighbor, who liaa a" character to maintain,
at home, wilt take greater . pains to, protf:ot,
you from loss than will the man at a ilia.,
Mice', wit° pjrbipti, cailt Wake litPotilon,' ue
.
&fine pigeon in- Mk net ,. to , he.phtolted ds.
ion and es toraPittely as ppbsilil ju it not
:nom trheil t 4tro: invest your , : money" with D., whoi lou know owns sellicient property:
to secure', you Ogainst loss, than irith :sortie
potion ofhie.soandiag r4ohimendationiin
sohl.#l , Ntt , r!otu jrQaknow notitiag ,
abo#paissimallyi: • ;,
Ip short if ott' want your Own neighbor ! '
"hoe i toliecoma prosperous resliected4.--
if Oi.'witt 'your. Own ItOw4sandloarself to,
? t orero wealthy at;the sam , ptime-t-encourage
► thotie'whoin you.w titbit) enconiaii jou
vest your money at homei ,
futelligenoe4 . ;b3! 'eateept
comatiag, makes the Rep'ehliean majeqty !it
Penasylvaula 'only„instead :4, 2 8,1;-
$9B, a s deigned by the itadicals. ''No doubt,
if the truth wao known, atid,e(:
.
naturalised Adieu's 'Were accepted; the 4 ..
•
*mill would be.triuctt less
Islas been trnlY said that "there are three
things re istinttsive l littp to'ofeive
—kiclo4e king a n . oodiadt ' e.'f men. -
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Grant tut4:' ly N) 'iattitt l ie, :gt
~ 'l h ia
•sayiui l if fift::94
~4 , oni4, u9i.
„ . ,:e-Ofirt
of thiEcAinfits pfiniace pitblialiell , iit.. OK!
newspapers of it.,oth parties. The. writers
advise him, as he vainei his future fame, 41-94.
Ode any number !of things diametrically
kiptlinfed to eatkOthei, and many of them,
tinder, Prexent . ‘•CirOttotances, , absolutely
impossible. , -. ' . .
It, is, to be expected that the taffies' press
will attempt to instruct the President, elect
in his duties, hut it seems Superfluous • for
Democratic journals to call upon the man
whose claims to . the Presidency they have
persistently opposed, to do anything what
ever. Gen. Grant was elected as the randi
date of the Radical party, and to the Radical
party atone he is accountable. lie has the
power to do much good o r , much. borm to
our country,; but whether ho (loot right or
wrong,.it is not the business, of the Demo•
erotic picas to instruct him beforehand. , ,
r.amts
Haan. Grant is a good ruler and a true
patriot, bisects ivilt soon speak for them.
solveS; end as ho is elected President of the
United States, the Democratic press and the
Democratic party will sustain him in any
measures calculated to benefit our common
~ .
Country. Hilo is determined to , become a
tool of the Radicals, the Demoeracy will, of
'course, detiounce and oppose MM. It is
proper andjust that such should be their
action, but it. is disgusting to see DemmeS
BO:V1 toadying to the man whom they . use
()Very exertion to defeat.
„Let the - Radical
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manage theii own elephant, and, if •ho be.
... 1
.comes rebellioutrand _overturns' the entire
Show, they alone will bo resprinsible. It
ivill botirne` enough far the . Democracy to
give hiin their support when he :has - proved
biinself*orthY • of it.
,'
DANIEL Dam, the Erie Railroad King, in
New York city l ,has, lost $600,000 in stock
.gambling within a few days. If he . should
,fail utterly, ma would rejoice, as
there would . mtsibility that the
•
Erie be ,taken charge of by
some one who will slaughter fewer passengers
by carelessness and stinginess.
HAVANA ) NOV. 16.--The Diario to-day pub
lished the folloWing : Col„ Lino' remains at
Tunes. Several flags carried by the revolu
tionists have been ca p tured.' They are , tri•
'engelar-in simie;'and have the sun .in the
centre, with radiating stripes of different
colors. Tho Diario "regards' the raising 'of
this flag as an indication that the • insurgents
intend
. to
: declare their independence of
Says: "We aro glad that the
rebels have removed their mask, • The right
and duty of tho' Spanieh Government to
dispossess and annihilate these traitors is
no longer a question of politics. It be
comes a question of national 'unity." It is
represented that nearly all the revolution.-
cry' leaders are either Dominicans or
Mexicans. A !timber of rebel' prisoners,
captured . by the troops, were brought' to
Havana to-day..
ems. faitAillit
Ay the (Juba Cable.
Tug riots in Rotterdam ardstated tsr•have
been. very serious in their character: The
ringleaders sneceeded in creating a projn
diee against the authorities of, the city, by
the 'publication of pamphlets Criticising their
Measurethiand asserting that justice was mat
administered. The wealthy classes are also
dissatisfied ) on account of, a proposition, by
the authorities to borrow $2,250,000
j to con
struct Public worhs,,and to raise the interest
by a talc on the sewers 'acd guttleri. 'On tne
evening of October filst E banddottnen and
boys, artned,Witbstichs, unveiled through
the streets,' and at last bocante,so disorderly
that the military hail to bo Called ont.--t
bamp-posts were palled out of the ground,
the street 'pavements were torn up, barri
cades were formed, and the' town hall was
seriously damaged by the attempt of the mob
to set it ou tire.: At lust the:cavalry arriv-.
ed and succeeded in clearing the streets.
Tint ettlholic nkgraplo contains the fob
lowing table, oe church stutisties in the Annit
ed States, as furnished by. Hey. Henry,
Smith, D. D.:
Churchei.
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' 8 , 800 '4,000,000
4,400 ' 2,000,000
Roman Catholics
Methodists
Baptists .7,220 1,900,000
Preshyteriana 6,000 700,000
Lutherans ' 2,600 828,000
Protestant Jiqpiscopulians 2,900, • 101,Q00
Glertnan Reformed 1,100 200,000
Dutch Reformed 460 00,000
Ming the tolul;ot oommuniuonte9,4l4,o9
or a littl4ore than one-fourth.efthe t whele'
population of the United States. ,Thus,about
three fourths, .of our populatien;'4sl , l?6,ooo,-j
600,millte no profession of Chri j stianity. The
article goOs on to show thatillthoiigh Catho•
lice are at,,the bead o thy Baja the :n i uraber
of eounuuniconts t yet, the different
though sevendy loss, are uncles theii genet'-'
nattte'Of Protestmit, in excess ofthem;and
'the aon.Profesiting*tortion of the community
are hostile ,to the. Cethelio chltrehT,'
• $
PHILIP bitaftiOa:, a veteren Pemoerat,
of Easton ) , Ott 48441 oask? , his = 70th
anndel ballot, never bavingpiped an .elee-.
tieq..,.ge, is tipyf in the.ninety l thjrd y ‘ ear . o
his Aso, na never voted,anything b,4l‘; fl em.
Odtatie iie. dii4.,*otii in
11311, for Thimitii4eitertain.4-Eitition
` Wompt:e Selfrese,COriy,eiltop t .wPl be
1441
,Bostonio-$llO. ) 10dely
. liikereto 'oliptitiente of • itAi'ittiteai I.lihte Of
Vciiidn, 'as Well as thOir eldiecatee l rill be
present. •
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-• The dispute hetVieen
rare and the cl,gar
14,..orrowed doiig
;14rt„"*f the unninfacturers fight Att. , Ir 1111
o veritio prices *AO ir
Plariliciesani) .1 r
Mtg auul!ptme,";
tra4iihe the same
vane of sl,on and do ti' b er aball be
no advance after May 1, 1869: , This Propo•
anion is still under the consideration of , the
cigar makers.
The In ernationstl,Union:of . ; Rricklayece,
is itsfric nt quarterly rezinrt, , itistei that the
tradaiti arishing , the cities Wherein
loetitUtti I tt Vatitiection itlitt . the Nation
al Union e ist. Over two-thirds of the brick
layeriof th coil try are now in, that organ-_
ization, and it is confidently expected that a
year hence . 1 who.are now outside will be
gathered into it The strike
, of the three
'Onions in 'New York, ' and the . arrests for
Id conspiracy t " it is stated, havie served to
unite the several. ; Unions morefirmly
throughout the country. It is now proposed
that the National Union shall take up the
conspiracy cases, and carry them to the
highest courts in the land, The cause is a
common one, and the burden should be
borne by,all. -
The Bricklayers Union, No. 2, ,of New
'Stork, report 1541 Members employed, of
whom 1030 are working eight, and 511 ten
hours, anti 70 idle; 1824 are • in good stand
ing on the.beoks of the Union. Daring the
recent strike, the Unions in Now York re
ceived snliseriptions,tiecording to the official
report, outmoding to $20,801 75,and expend
ed $27,742 76: • They have now a balance of
..oder $l,OOO on hand. The Grand Society of
United Coopers, of New York, are making
arrangements for a strike to obtain an in
crease of wages for the piece hands. During
the dull season of last winter, wages were
reduced from.s2s and $2O per• week, to $l7
and $lO. Some months ago, the flourinir
rel makers, after a prolonged centestonic
..ceeded in obtaining an advance. At present,
men on other descriptions of piece work are
'preparing to strike for an advance to the old
standtird. The prices of' whisky barbels are
to be raised from $l. - to $1 80. The opera- ,
tives in the Richmond Mill, at Newport, R.,
J., recently reported 'on a - strike, have re
turned to their work.
TELEGRAM° SUMMARY
John Dearr was shot dead in Temperance
vile, near Pittsburg, early on Sunday morn
ing, by Um. Green, who gave himself up.—
Dem was drunk, and was pounding on
Green's door, when the latter mistook him
for a bUrglar,und killed him with a shot gun.
• The Attorney General at Weshington, has
decidathat Government employees working
eight Ilona a day are entitled to the same
pay as if they worked ten hours. _
Sometime between . Saturday night- and
Sunday night, the office of Richards & Boas,
tigents of the Hamburg Steamship Company,
at' No. 0 Barclay street, Now York, Was
visited by a gang of burglars, who succeeded
in forcing open the sack and carrying off
money and)ewelry to the amount of $6,000".
Among the property stolen were six dozen
silver watehes and . sl,2oo in Prtissian the
leis. If is.sui)poied that the burglars were
concealed in' the basement of the premises.
The body of. a negro, horribly . ,mutilated,
was found in the river at ;Memphis, on Mon:•
day. It bad been in the water some time.
General Grant has ordered all the dispos
able mounted reernits at Carlisle to be sent
to Fort Harker, for service under General,
Sheridan.
~
Admiral Farragut has been detached from
codimand, of the European Squadron, and
placed on waiting orders.
Liejit : .Gov. Gleason, of Florida , has issu•
Rd a p/o6lumation stating that there was a
quormin 1)f both 'Houses dt the recent ses
sion Of the Legislature. Thin{ is in reply to
Gov. Reed's proclamation that no quorum
was present. . . .
. . . .
. Secretary McCulloch has disnissed,twolve
inspectors in ~the Philaaclphia Custom
House, in order to reduce the force there., ,
Bishop Stevens, Who Was hurt by a fall at
Bethlehem on Sunday evening, is doingwell.
His arm has been ,set, and ho suffers little
pain. It has been ascertained that his leg
was not broken.
I)r. Paul M. Brennan, formerly' of
delphia, has 'pea arrested and held to bail
in $10,03 fh Boston, on aeharge of having
committed a rape on Mary Ann Sheehan, of
that city, by the use °films. The girl died
after-giving birtlOo a boy, two weeks no:
The.case creates much excitement.
Column
A terrible storm devastated portions of
NoAhern Mexico, from •October 16th to 18th.
The city of Alamo; itt . Sonora, and 'severai
towns •in Lower California, were entirely
destroyed. • Many lives wore Wet, and herds
of cattle wore swept away. • •
,Lawrence Dunn,• orderly sergeant of CO.
B, 21st" United States Infantry, committed
Suicide at Norfolk, Va.,lnst Sunday. '
James Btarkweather, of if ichigan,was
run over' And kited' by a railroad trnin,at the
Relay Honse, Maryland, on Monday night.
John Titcomb banged himself in concord,
N.; IL; on Monday, while laboring under de
pression of, spirits.
,
• The Philadelphia steamship : Star of the
Union, has been wrecked on the coast
,of
Cuba{ `near 'Bahia Honda-lifer passengcrs
and crew were said. ' •
7 •
A fire at ' Borornanvilie, Canada, on Mon
day nighti .destroyed $BO,OOO worth of
P l . l VeirtY-; Voiles 'flour min t at Kenßaltal
Wis., was.hurned on Monday. Loss $ l 9/'
WO.
V4leetion tiOts tool(place in England, yes•
terday. Many persona were injured, and the
inilitary bate restote'order.
, .
.MOunt Vesuvins is io eviolent , ttite of
eruption...
• : d alight•shoCk of an earthquake wag`- felt
at Cologne yesterday.
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FILANKET BiliktVLSi
BROPIIt SHAWLS,
CHAIN LAIN SHAWLS,
PAISLEY SITAWIS,
MISSRS'
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
MOURNING SiIAiLS;
ORNTLEMEWS SHAWLS,
Also in Stock, a full aksortmen't of Silk Vol
will be sold by the I yard, Or made to order n
to, short notice and, moderato prices.
Worolgst pews.
Lostmx, Nov. 10, midnight.',There %v is ar
slight disturbance at Manchester to-day, Lai,
it was soon quieted by the police. No re,
ports of serious disorder have been received
from any (Pinter.
The announcement is made to-day,
,in
London journals, that Archibald Campbell
Tait, Bishop of London, has been appointed
Archhishop,of Canterbury.
NAMUR, Nov. 16.—An immense demon.
stration.came oil' here on Saturday, in flavor
a monarchial feria of government. Ad•
dresses were made by Olozago Martos, Ser
rano, Prim, Topeto and others. Not less
than fifty thousand persons were present.
The republican party is gaining largely in
numbers and influence in the cities of Sevin()
and Cadiz.
VRANCR.
PAnts, Nov. 16.—Baron James Rothe'
Childs, head of the•houso of • kethaeltilds,
bankers, died here yesterday. - • ,
LONDON, Nov. 16.—Despatchei from Paris
state that Haroche, Minister of ,Instice,; and
Pinard, Minister of the Interior, have issued
instructions to the prefects of departments,
requiring them to suppress all public warm.
festations in regard to the coup► d' elat of,the
2d of December.
The office and materials 6f the Temps
newspaper were seized by the police, and its'
publication suspended. Tho French govern
ment has commenced proseentiomi against
other journals for alleged violations of the
press laws.
".
lioimoN, Nov. 18.-4 despatch from India
announces the denth of the King of Siam.
—An organization has been fotmed in
St. Panl, Minnesota, to ctmstruet a Railroad
from Superior to the Minnesota line, to
connect with the Minnesota Valley Railroad
from St. Paul to Lake Superior. . •
TO-DAY'S A DVFA'~YAILrIFII : N~I'N.
WANTED—A girl to do general' housework,.
Good references required. A.IVIY to
' Mns. U. PETERS,
nov 18.10 No. 123 Souttl , Fifth street.
PuINW BUILDING AND SAVINGS AN.
NOCK ATION.—A meeting of the LibortY .
ilding_enti \ finvings Association will bo held on
Friday. November 20th, at 3 o'clock I'. M. at Ben
ner liumma's Saloon. No. 118 North ' Tenth street.
between Washington and Walnut Ptree t s, fur the
purpose of voting upon the report of the Commit
tee on Constitution and A-Laws, All the meta.;
beta are tequested to attend } ; also those who intend
to become members. _ , .
A. T. C. KEFFER, President pro tens.
LEWIS Kam., Secretary pre tens. nay 18.3 t
MAINTOOMERY LODGE, No, 50, 11..0.
ur 0. F t —The met/Agra of Moatgorapry
Lodge are requested to attend a meeting on Thurs
day evening next,. Nov. 19, at 7 1 ,' o'clock. Amend
ments to tho Sec. Ist, Art. 3d, and Art.
15, See. 2d.
nov 17-3 t JAS. F. VAN HORNE, Secretary. •
AA MOHICAN .HOUSE. RESTAURANT.
Corner of Pettit!), and' Penn itieets; RUTH do
How=Acy, Proprietare. Having taken Paws-
Pion of this and having on hernia most C011.1•'
!dote stock of everything in the eating/ and, drink
ing line, we are.prepared Meet our Mende-ond
accommodate them in the best manner. (haters
served in every style, nue 17-1 too
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UNDERTAKER,
3(19 PENN STRNET. '
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All kinds of Coffins furnished; nt tho shortest not Ire.
Funerals attended in town or country. nl7-110
"VOUND.—On Saturdny afternoon. on Penn
17 street. near Fifth, a Silver Winch, hunt ingenee.
The owner ea ti obtain it by proving properly And
paying cbargea. by 0114Yhig to •
LEWIS liiiITHHAR.T.
nov No.:* 7 Wanhington at.
GRAND RAFFLING MATCH
FOR
TWO FAT HOGS
At the Drovers' Hotel Cbr. Eighth (if Wo4hittotoit
ON SATURDAY EVENING NVT, NOV. 218 . 0868:
2'ho highest numbOr of Made thrown takes' first
choke, lowest number takes second choice. 'Tick
ets 25 cents.
•
nov 10
WOTICE.—The Reading Library Compani
.1 1 inVite the various Societies of this
city that have banners or Flags. to display theil
the Hall, during the Fair to be hold in December
not. for the benefit of the Library. The laudable
object of the Fair will, no doubt, enlist the active
interest of the citisens generally and it is the de
sire to make an imposing display in-decoration.
Associations that will co-operate in effecting this,
object, can select the position and decorate their
banners, if desired, by ' conferring with the janitor.'
H
at the all, or U. STRICKLAND. '
W. MURRAY WEIDMAN.
JAB, ta. DOUGLAS :4
nov Thewedttl • (kimmittee..
BoARlONtia—Two nr Aftree geniikinen can b e ,
ntien In mod a tod with beard, at 739 Penn Btreet.
nov 7 2.1 T
NEW GROCERY & PROVISIO y
STOLIE,
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AAPOn4eito tbo nbHo tii;tt, he il;ts
GROCERY 1 1 / 1 6VISibii SWORE
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skill°•NtE. Corner Of Inighttc,sit,sCrtittiklia • fits.
wn'ere h 11 keep emisissAly 014 4god ii;l4rge Old
*on etlett Stack cot 0034,1016 ProYisi 6 4o. *C.,
which.hikit I,still st 00.19104 marketlitiee-'
A filar. - of Oublfa Vationati l/1 rei zo Alifir s liMe•
! . 44:1. , Coolly prAiiee jiclusit, its 110 '', •
• . ' 14, E. Coitioi giitt and 1 ranilii.
110V.441 . 1% . •
SPAIN.
STACK OLOTR:OLOAKO, .
CHINCIMLY CLOTII CLOAKS .`
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CL9AIiS,
orhitA CI OAKdi
SILK V11 4 1'111 4 6140AX.5.
vets, Velveteens nod Cloaking Cloths, which
the most 'durable, and flak:kit:lbl° manner,
' Roy 4
t ocgitutattislamuhunA HA f
WINH ' AND LAW* BEAR: BALOON,
Penn sired, between Sikth and Seventh. - .
All kinds of bed Rhenish wino 'always on hank
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tl sold it thy lowed price. •
nov 12-3 m
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NO. [7lO PENN fITHEET,
READINOAPA:,
ham constantly on hatidtho
I3ESP BEEF',
as well an all kinds of moat and sausages.•liver
pudding, blood pudding. Frankfort *.'Bobwarteis
mum &0., all of willed will be soil at the lowest
prices. .
nov.s-1m
GEN. TAYLOR HOUSE l
341 . North Eighth" Street,
Withiala.Sotare go' New York Depot,
Ith'ADING, PA.
3. 113. snAtiisirEirt, Proprietor. elO-3za
dITY - 110TEL,
MOUTH SIXTH STREET,
(Neer Penn,) .
READING ) . P.A.
itlbeh argon moderate. .
161 1 1 1 EULY, PeoinrietoT.
aug 0 . • .
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gy" •FIRST PREMIUM••-•
Of is, fOlver , Medal
ISt Will AWARDED TO
BARRETT!S',HAIII, RESTORATIVE
411 By the N. 11. Kate Apiculture) Sotipi t
. its klith holds* in risslosso Stt, nen
, ,nogulßTTmi
Vegetable Hair Restorative
Itertorei ,Hair yittaa eoly the
"notes the growth or the lair chan es She
roots to their arterial org,tnio action t eradi
cator pandriar And Humors Prove l l l4 4
'fair Pilling out t te a superior Dressing. lteoptalJ?s no Ip✓ , rJr....rr Jr
hijuriblis iiiiirTili—i '
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and Is the iniut 1101)111Sr and g v e l l-n
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utile article ggignitighou g he
g lfr
Vat,, West, Neigh and
.- South.' ' • * --. 111111 - ' '
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1 R• PARIMTT & co g Proprletors, l .
21ANCiUE411:11, U. U.
Nold by all idruggialo and Dealers
Pfttont afledlelam
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.11110.1 - fr&‘ 131t0:,'
Da. A. IL LID/IT,
W. J. TBIEi WECfITER,
WILLIAM W4LLS. .1,
Agents, ReaAlipOis...
May ti ly
ra.
T-- c t e. _ them
trod • lips nll tho strerigt of oldrOsln soap vt illi.
the wit& and• lathering q wlitlee of'sitenoino,o
Vostile. Try this, splendid eop,. , Sold by thi
'A L DEN 011101/VAL WORKS ; 4$ Norlhi
Front 'street. Philadelphilai nu 7-euto
ITI Vii' READING
BONDS
tor sale, at, a Discount. Enquire at
FARMERS' . NATIONAL RANK.
sold •
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Lyons tiovict. •--
W.R. ARTMAN.Proprietov.
One of the beat bousea.outside of the large cities;
ft is located-On the line of the - Rest Pennsylvania,
Railroad, about midway between ReßesAius andr.
lentown. All trains between Now. liroik and ei
West, as well out all way trains, step at' Ly ens,
immediately in front of the Lyons Hotel.
*everything in and about the hotel - is unittry
roiled. A first rate Livery table. is also kept rt,
connection with the Hotel. feat- -;
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• GlvapNar-rthrit
WON THOR' R AT tirn
MD. 011/4/ No. onn ettoet A three Clgon4
below t to HAMA EMICO. to tiny
' cheap and BOOTS;
13110 ES And RATS.
oat 9-3moooil. ' L. LICHTSTERN.
Aywo . BREWERY,
'READING; PA.
The übscriberrespectfully anaonnees to thepub...
lip that he Iv a recently enlarged his Brewery toll'
considerable extent, 'and introduced steam' power
In all ite departoMatel And 4 now ready appptr,
dethands for
atiPERIOXII4LT LIQUORS,
For home and distant consent ption. Ms stook. ott
Malt Liquors. warranted to keep in all olknitei. is
** follows;
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BROW* STOUT; POUTER. •
BOTTLING 4,LIVANI) LAMB BB*
. 'FRED'S LAUER. -
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N. B,—A liberal, Par Will! be all " * 4
Ageoltaebroo. r• • JitylPi• -
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• VOl i ilra—SeNtkrlLl ,pasons are loin, !boat 1.1 falitelYclutri with being s dellerte to r.
anY tali • houlejew willlog show,
them, my hOoorable discharge. - those;
chariges ageiciAt no be eoolinged, will vroseente,
tbe Witult9 doing.. GEOR(in VAGle' t
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14-31, •• • Police °Meer. lot ardi
NEVLBPAPfRI.I.I,I%4II
pal's, on 4 t I k e wkb voillipe sold
ouesto: .
MB
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ttt 'f. re 3
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o o rmr owidiroolisteo• stree ts ,
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tioie heat forlitke Lebutehoettetle.i, for tie
0444 ' 1 ° 10 4; . • • I
BAMil3Oli soitt COMPANY.
The most tellable end durebto &ides ever Om
heir the „
tebak DI illitetikalk 41.161ditro.
UptiOr tOdlßgifiettbj 114 t 0,0441111. I
A lot of steottlionana
PLATFORM 80/.44E0
on bawl and klttaii&, toot 4-
TOPES, RASORScHEATERS,
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LLIAlet BRIDEGAIi s
st.• wading •
The unkletsteued respeetthtly tetttei lubH
the
attention, to Ma newly invented iteelert motet
• KEPTONE IVA!!
BEST HEATER-EVER INTR O!UCED.
mama imago.
It burns less coal, makes
c l) c re heat, tilliet a ph is
mots, and gives bettor Mitts lion thawing simi
lar invention ever inkroduo lo t 1 epublie,
The iiktVantilgO of this emits or eating spen t .
tug will be fully explained bg t a gator, who
guarantees that he Wilt be lible tq Satisfy all who
Me hima call that I,t, is infperlor to any One tem.
The advantages are so tnanitobi, 104 0
easily ootnPreliendea. that it needs will to reef
to ounvinot the must sgeptleal. In Proof of this
he respeotfully refers the public l by poppi tt l oo to
triefolloskingnamed persons who are, now *log
• those Ileatelet
(iro. R. FRILL, Bias. .I'. Sivaxsoi.
0. 1). tlittallit, • ! KU; deyo.4
(I. A. Moneta.% (matt o wool,
Jon? . liilixtuirr. total 6 Kistur s •
ltsu BEE ADA Ila, IVV. 11171..
JACOB ICAUFII4 AN Inaba,
s ., • , Orphans' liouq ol4olidorf.
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lie aISO invitas speetai ittentiOn to the ' t , r
- ' - • BEAUTY HANOI', 1
Which Is a rata lint i nsva, • Futwertt RIM* It
walling in, mull for w tch he is the, ote , Agent, n
this city. 71114 Rion can be situ in operettin M
tho Iron C•ty Ilan. Yip, 42$ Penn street; at rater
High% naphtha street above Fourth, and ;Moths
plaeo. . •
Particular attentirm MO to •
TIN ROOMING AND FIVOIITINO r
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Plastic •
/WO
• Plaa Slate • fing, - ,
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Ile employs none„but
orders promptly executed. letystip toxin
sa m tla s f y ao 22 tion. usar
apo4%.
3. KIIELY.
WIIOLESALE & RETAIL,' DEALER IN
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Runtn i pAt,
Keeps eonstastiy on bend mid tot said the
Lona
A g•aorsl ati,ortozoot of
WHITE PINK, SPRUCH,
• CHERRY, OAK, ASH, CHESTNUT,
INDIANA itLACIc, Jk:WIIITH WALNUT,
CAROLINA YELLOW PINE,
liIIVIIIOAN P ; NEL,
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LM B ' lt;
ThOroughly seasoned and under corer.
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!HOE PINE, CYPREiSS, AND, ORTH
CAROLINA GREEN SWAMP CEDAR
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Orders respeotililly solicited and proinptli
tended to. For prim, &o. 011 at the
NEW . BRIM OFFICE, •
On tho Corner of Fourth & Pine Mil
Or, addrere,
J, KEELY,
feb,lll,' • 4 Rtialn :
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GREAT .FURNITURE DEPOTI
SCHR(EDEIt FELIX,
Wareroom s corner Fi fth and Wasbisgtos
streets,
MANITPACTORY. WAS#IINOTON
BELOW FIFTIL
WHOLESALV, AND RETAIL.
?IRE. UNTMRSICINED RESPEOTPULLY
vita nubile attention to their flplendld otoik of
rst-chute furniture now end eotuilently on bad.
'and ramie to order to cult eustornero.-
Among other artieleit, meek% atteotio_n a iv
rated to their uneurpareed
EXTENSION TABLES,
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DRESSING BUREAUS,
DINING ROOM CUAI RR,
CHN,PE A D OMER TONS,
BITDSTEAMOF TAU LATEST STYLES,
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and every other article in their, llne of buena&
11 eon' *Melo Is manufactured by thetuselvat s
that! admirably arranged manufactory . With tile
most. perfect machinery, and skillful medial*
and .Vnb3hedliu an unsurpassed manner.
Alto prepared to extouti all torders,for
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CAMINO; ' `'
TURNING,
SAlV{Nfir end
, . MOULDINGS.
All orden r mpuy executed, and warranted t.
Rive setfirfeet on. •
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iMPOlttlin e ttOTlCg 1, 1 - • ,
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TILE. 069)) ' ruu COI/lag,
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.ALLFWTOW N Ply,
Would beiititliirwthildeAnAi salient nt Reiabo
that, owing boAcotialderitio number of ticket) tsj
mining uneeldi es welt is coupon. unrit° 6 ll
Hwy are compelkod to gottpono the drawing tot
tbo 22d or Deoemben__ !rickets can be bed/ t
shed time. of 13; D. Rgeobard, Agent, Plows so'
Harrow Hotel, aad at, Berlokipart Jr Bro.
noy.s •
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9N
OEY W T . " DI
.BY VIP CITY OP BEADING ,
• Tlia)11) *Mle• i s tijitirr i r ies:
Ih rrair *
sfferkpap e nt
ibis' Isis * • - stf spiOarlstr %Wilar , TrOrP r ::
use pitidsti . . lArebuti'a Coq arej,
rAlois* vertlatatal 413, 2 four la 6 1 . 2
unefefii,to tiv, oaq mom' to
oily: Apply a a tot be , taiMg*.o l
111 . trq!eidiber .
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