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—4hil us reColvo( a watch an Can.
" ' huff l t I • '
dame 41h . upOltio , ithi4ji 'Shows on its
s
dial thi Oittt: illid !Asia of tho sumo; the
days.,vit • sti#4tic‘i sod changes of the moon,f
104144 haat I . ;tilinates, and seconds.—
tAS 1ti0? .. „ atililf winder, or'keyleas watch and
341 , piactrf striking the how, quarters ► and
m autel l yet its interior arrangement's are
exclicdittgly simple. Two years were con
slitelid, ; °waver, in its construction.
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. : ."-.:Witiconsin, it is asserted by the journals
°feat State, has a larger • population of fo
reign born inhabitants than any other State.'
Milo naturalized citizens, the Germans are
mosttumerous, the Irish next, and the Nor
wegitias third in point of numbers. There
are also a great many I.lnglish . , Dutch, Welsh,
Belgians, Scotch and Bohemians.
r-31here Was great excitement nt Bear
Biter city, Utah, on the )10, growing out
of thiilynching of three roughs. The lynch
era bigned the jail and office of the Frontier
Indeic newapaper,'and the eitizena fired .on
them, killing ten, and wounding many
others. •
;17 .. Prussia is ruin( engaged in buildina
swift wooden corvette, tiro Ariadne f to bo
armed with Rix vety heavy guns, 72 and 00
pounders of their systcm. The idea is to
engage iron.clads at remote distances,- and,
by taanceuveringy to avoid close action.
t—Tho Surgeon General of the U. S. Army
reports the whole number:of deaths' among
tho white troops during the year at 1863, and
ayeong.the colored troops at 268. The ex
penses of the departmentt were - $1,758,000.
A nice little bill for the tax-payers.
A , •.
—A -dgro about 1.14' enty years of age com
mitted a horrible outrage on the of a
lady living on the•border of Green and 'Ns
.caloosa counties, Ala., on the 3d inst., while
heehusband was absent at the polls. The
Redd escaped. . , ,
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... ". 11 IS a singular fact that no President' of
the United Bsates up to the present time, has
had-a child.born in the White House. it is
understoOd that the fact will not exist lofig
after'the 4th of March next. •
*T.- Po crops. in Red River county, Texas,
are mot% abundant than any year since the
war. Corn is selling nt thirty cents, specie,
per bushel, and potatoes at forty cents,
specie, per bushel.
-4.110 Now York Mail,.the organ - of "po
lite siMety" says: • "The Grecian bond, in
dalged!ln by a few idiots in respectable se•
ciety, is ,now pretty much monopolized by
danaphouse females."
—A number of capitalists in Auburn,
New,Vork-, havo purchased 80,000 acres of
land, near Pi[Mks, Florida, and aro about to
coloiizo it with pdoplo from that State.
—There aro thirteen criminals in tho Maine
State prison at the present time, under !in
tone() of lootli t Ono has boon in confine
moat there twentrthroo years.
—The people of Augusta, Georgia, em
ploy guards to watch their milk cow while
they ore feeding during the day, to' protect
them from negro hunters.
»Brigham Young objects to Mormons be.
coming engineers on the Pacific' railway, be•
cause the railway accidents may make too
tunny widows.
--The internal revenue receipts , since
July let amount to $62,250,000. Tlio' lads.
will spend that all in a month or two, and
not half try.
p—Steamers on the Upper Mississippi and
Missouri are preparing to gd into winter
quarters, and navigation is drawing to
close.
—A letter is published from Oaribnidi,
urging Spain to choose n. Dictator for two
years, and thou to establish n republic.
Denmeattey of Tennessee nro
randy talking about nominating Andrew
Johnson n as nett Governor of the State.
—At the nex l t BO sinn of Congress a bill
be presented, plating all telegraph lines
under tho control of the Government.
—The ne . gin driver nr a cart deliberately
drove over a little chill in Richmond, Vu.,
recently, and seriously injured it.
—California'proposes to hold a World's
Fair in 1870,, and the Pacific Railroad agrees
to curry pasgengora nt half fare.
—Morgan Smith, the colored tragedian,-
shot the lending lady in nn English theatre
recently with a stage pistol.
—The Trenton Gazette complains that
gnmo is.seareo.in Now Jersey, and that the
supplygeta less every year.
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--''!'ho Fonions of Chicar pro. to corn
memornto the annivergary of did hanging of
Larkin and O'Brien.
.=--llnssin is getting it largo amount of
breach-loading arm manufactured in the
United States.
—A soldier wai - s - L'ot and seriously wound
ed at Camden, Arkansas, by a negro, a fow
days ago.
—Omaha has n street rnilwoy, nml is its
proud as if it wero the first one.laid doWiitn
America.
--Prassia intends to send a naval fleet
to tho' China seas to aid in tho suppression
of piracy. , , •
—ln the' good old times fifty years ago
thero were but 6,668 office holders in this
country.
"Iloio-in , the•dax" is in Minno•
apoliheanxiouti for n situntlon to 4o house
vtory, • • •
—A brido of threo weeks, at Jackson,
atbwned herself in a cistern:
—Russia has received a colored envoy
from Liberia,.
—Macon, Oa., is to lmio a colored fire
company. . . • •
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—Chimangeounty, N. Y / , gave otiemajor•
Ity for Grant.
itroiceirdriAtimovo.
SenooL nooks I
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'itonctoz. Boos. I
Just received nt the EMILE BOOKSTORE, a
full line of books in use in the Public Schools in
this cityorhich will IA sold at the vary lowest
prices. It would be to the oily/Inter:lW such who
are In want of books to ascertain our prices before
purchasing elsewhere. We have
SWoodbuty'e New Method, with Oeratan,l3
Composition Books.
CFusquelle's French Course,
( Nonnicustles .Meusuratiou,
stothlnrd's Arithmotte3.
Pekoe,' rhilniophy,
IMI
Bullion's arammar,
Buy's Algebra,
E€l
Cutter's Anntow,
Goodrich's U. 2. history,
Orentears Arithmetic,
Tonney's Ooorogyi
Dula' Loßendor,
Th dth as' Etyinologh
DictioDnarks,
Pena and Ill'enholdors.
Slates and f I Slat o Pencils,
SponcerianlJeopy Books,
Alitlion'ii/ 1 Virgil,
Ilulllou'aik J Ciudar,
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E WoodburreElomentTinry GorrnanneadorF j
fichootlVCaskets,
Parkorß:Watson'a;t3ories:of Sobool Books,
Crlttondon'a Ilookkoa
r nt pith Betts of Blank-.
PENN STREET.
Pennock's lllstory of England, Grocco, and Rome,
READING.
Mitchel's Intermediate and Primary Geographic!.
T"
PENNSYLVANIA CHORAL HARMONY.
Containing - the principal
CIITJRCH MELODIES,
Providoil with
GERDIAN AND, ENOT;ISII TEXT
Foesalo'nt:tho
44 EAGLE" BOO: STORE.
' 861 Penn '
:TONS AND PEN NOR
L oty of difrorent maim, tor b
Booketoro.
la
MI
351
MI
MO
RM. A tarp var
sale at the I.l{lslo'
WHERE TO OET - •
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. 7 717 ek 721 Penn StreekßeicOnz'fb.'
IN ALL STYLES AND MATERIAL:h . %
. The largest assortment in the pity toasted from,
and prices much tower Oka any other house.
A
call from persons in want of any article of furniture
from the most expansive down. is solicited.
CARPETINOS, MATTINOS AND
OIL CLOTHS.
A Atli stook always at tow advances onrost.
• in— :Coll and see, _ JACOB B. RITTER,
fablft 717 & 721 Penn-st.
McGowan & Miltimore,
4NAINFII3 IN
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CUTLFJRY, GUNS,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODA
METALS,
TIN PLATES, SHEET . IRON,
Building Materials,
SADDLERY' &0., &0., &0., &c.
No. 612
PENN STREET, READING, PA.
aP 2A-
KRYDER & 00'.,
Manufacturers of '
'DR. SVEVER'S
Celebrated .Tonio Herb Bitters.
Imortora of
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Also Solo Agents for BAILEY') UNRIVALLED RES
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No. 121 'North Third Stroot,
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For sale at the Eagle Bookstore.
aug 20-
Hi
pEACOOK & OUT% •
Corner Second and Franklin Streets,
Have constantly on hand and -sell at reasonable
Prices,
LUMP. BROKEN. EGG, & STOVE COAL, NUT
CHESTNUT AND BITUMINOUS COAL,
HICKORY and OAK WOOD ,
LIME AND SAND. KINDLING WOOD BY THE
BARREL.
* We deliver free of extra charge to any part of
the city. . feb29
ri A. tatitrESEMliilre
VI -
Ettensive Grain Warehouse,
FARMERS AND CONSIGNORS,
Who may wish to etore Grain, &o. Storage and
commieston reasonable. Also, asuperior stook of
FLOUR AND FEED, &c,,
Forst& wholesale and retail, ailower prioesthan
can be purohasod elsewhere. Also, a superlorlot of
Buckwheat Meal, and Potatoes.
Wilco, No:105 North Elighth-St. Boading,Pa.
-fobs
TAKE NOTICE 1
GREAT REDUCTION
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND
GEIGER & 13R0.,
431 PENN STREET,
We hove just rocolved nlendid stock of the
above goods,. which uro now otierea at the follow
ing low prices:
..--f
[i3Un's calf boots,
/11 - 00
kip boots, ') 25
" French calf Congress gnitorF, 500
working shoes, extra heavy, e 2 00 to 2CA
mßoys's .
" . calf buluiorals, sewed, 4 00
... 41
• A /GO
kip" $1 50 to, ? 65
Women's lasting, high Polish, OO
IS
Congress gaitem 1 50
. 41
lasting-baltuorals (best). ' 2 0()
Ladies' balloon - 114 . 1 0)
gaiters, . 1 (K)
Boys' hots 50
Wr —.so's Moir ,- 200
ommi s oroceo balinorni,
shoes,
Missoe listing Polish,
Wtpuen's kid slippers,
glovo kid, Polish, high heel.
balroorals, 62 (15 to 3 25
'Chainliove prices are as low is any other similar
' , taro ot bu l lness in the city.
REPAIRING-.
Particular [Mention Is paid to all kinds of re
pairing,
We also have on hand a large anti Troll selected
stock of
FURS ; 'MUM, VALMES, &e.
Remember the nhine and number.
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GEIGER & R 4110.,,
491 PENN STREET.
sopt 22-
NEW WINE HOVSE,
.No. 65 PENN STREET,
READING, PA.
OSCAR R. CURET,
PROPRIETOR ;
Dealerin all kinds ofDomestle Wines of the but
quality.
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LAGER BEER, ALE; &c.
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ap 24-
Now ready for
CLOTHING 1
oo
1 75
aissoxiLi•Areitorti.
INSI 2 • INK. 2 2 INK I!
Just m 4301111 • lone lot of
LAUGHLIN & DUSIIPIRLD'S
Celebrated Chemical Writing Fluid,
In Quart, Pint and smaller bottles.
Forego cheap, ac the EAGLE BOOK STORE.
Tlil~
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' READING ADLER, !'
Th• oldeet German Newspaper published in the
United States.
BEITABLIIIIIID IN 1797.1 11
Circulation over Five Thousand I
Brhe"Readlng Adler" is the beat advertising me
dinm for the German Districts in Eastern Penfisy
yenta, having a circulation of over five thousand
copies. It contain; tirenty-oight largo columns o
advertisements and carefully sel eeted reading mat-
tor, Tho Adler 10 thoroughly Demo:watt° in prln '
olple, endon - voring to inoulento tho Bound politica
doetrinee ofour forofathori,as laid down by Jeffor
eon and Jackson:
PRICE ONLY $1 by A YEAR.
Published every Tuesday morning, by
I
I.
Fab• 15
NISI'CINGI CARDS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
WEDDING CARDS, &c.,
of all kinds, may bo had at tho EAOLII oMoe. 1 ,
Eleetrotypes furnished if desired.
All cards will be done in the most beantlful_man•
or, and at tho lowest rates. Apply at the Eagle
Bookstore.
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DR. EUGENE BOIGENINGI3.
CELEBRKTRD SWEDISH BITTERS
Cure with certaiety all chronic, derangements of
the Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, is the most Pow
-4)611 Tonle of the Digestive, Muscular sad Ner
vow System and the most Reliable preservative
against all kinds of Fever, Dysentery, and Infec
tious Diseases, especially against Cholera, Typhoid
and Yellow Fever. Prir 75 cents d' bottle. $1
for $4. For We at the' Eagle "'Booketbre
ErrrEß& (10..
351 Penn Street.
Mal
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RITTER & CO.,
No. 8.51. Penn Street,
LENHART & GARTH,
MAOHINISTS, BRASS FOUNDERS,
And
iIENERAL.DRALERB
Machinists' awl - Manufacturers' BullPlies'
No. 627* ani) 6201i1t
iali2B- ' READING. PA.
I LAUER'iI BREWERY!
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11190111:I LL ANEOIUI:
(Revised Nov.lth.l4X) "
• Ann • ivAkiT L A G N SAN O D N PNAATUr OF
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RIIAMSTOWN MAIL AND STAGE LINE
Exteuded to Univu Station—Leaves Reading at
Ba. ns,tri-weekly, Tuesday. Thuraday and Satur
day. Returns same days and nrrivea.at 7p. in.
It serves the following named Post Offices:
Cum u , tiouglersvillo, • Adainstosvn, Schmerls-
Title Reamstown.
110XERTOWN MAIL AND STAGE LINE
Leaves • Boyettown at 6 o'clock, a. in.. Arrives
at Reading nt 10 o'clock, a. iu. Returning, leaves
Reading at 2,4 p. in. Arrives at Boyertown at 7
Oin. - It serves Stonersvillc,
reshville, Yellow House, Earl:vino arid Boyers
town. '
lIERNVILLE MAIL AND STAGELINE •
Leaves Bethel nt 3 o'clock, a. m., arrives.at
Reading at 10 o'clock, a. Returning, - leaves
Readinikat 2 o'clock, p. arrives at Millersburg
at 9p. to. It serves Leinbachs, Lower Bern, Bern
vine.. • Rehremburg, Bethel. TuipehOccon and
Roisters Mills. . .
BLUE BALL M AIL. A DD STAGE LINE
Leaves Reading on Monday Wednesday and Fri
day at 8 o'clock; a. in. Iteturniug, leaves Blue
Ball on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, .ar
iring Reading at 4% o'clock. P. ID. It supplies
Moines Store.- Knauer's, Bowniarsville, Muddy
Creek, Terra Hilt. Weaver's Mill and' Blue Ball.
PIQUA MAIL AND STAGE LINE •
Leaves Reading on Monday Wednesday and
Friday at 7 o'clock, a. in. Aarrives at Reading on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. at 5 o'doek,
p. It supplies Mt; Penn; Iteckersville, Joanna
Furnace. Morgantown, Talbotville, Honey Brooke,
Cambridge and South Hermitage.
LOBACHSVILLE STAGE AND MAIL LINE
Loaves Lobaelisville on'Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 6 o'cloek, a. in. Arrives at, Reading at
01 : 1 o'clock, a. ra. Returning. Leaves Reading at
'2% • o'clock, p. tn. Arrives at Lobachsville at 6
o'clock. p. in. It BCTV9 Alsape, Oley anilLobachs
vino.
. READING TO COLUMBI A
Daily by Railroad—Loaves Reang at 41 p.
Arrives atlo:3on.m. SuppliesPritstown,lteinholds
Station, Stevens, Ephrata, Millway, bilis, Man
heim,Sport ing bandisvillo and Silver Springs.
IVESTCHESTE TO 111 Itl ksl3olto
Tri-wcokly by Stage—Loaves Westchester on
MondaylV eilnesday and Friday at 7n. tn. Ar
rives at , Ilirnsbora at 7 p.RetUrning, leaves
Birdsboro on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
7a. m. Supplies Geiger's Mills, Blue Roek,Loatee,
Wallaco, Uwohland, Lionvillo and West White- '
land.
READING TO ROBESON •
Sonii-weekly by Stage—Leaves Reading on Tues.
oy and Saturday at 7:30 and arrives at Read
lair at 11 tt. pi. •
It EADING TO' lIOST 11 '
Semi-weekly by Stage—Leaves Reading Tues
day and Saturday at 11:30 a in. Arrives at Read
ing at 0:30 a. in, Suilplies Adnani's Tavern Lower
noldelborg, North (Aalborg, Kriok'a Mills and
Host.
LEESPORT TO NOR& '
Tri-weekly by Stage—Leaves Leesport Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 13 in. Arrives at Lees
part at 3 p. m. Supplies South Evansvillo and
MolltOwn.
- ; COXTOWN TO VIROINSVILLA
Tri-weekly by .Stage--Loaves Coxtown Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 9a. m, Arrives at Cox
town at 4p. in. Supplies Kirbyvillo, Moselom and
Virginivilld. •
RIM RERSBURG TO STOUCHSBURG:
Tri-weekly by Stage—Leaves Rehrersburg Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday atll a. in. Arrives at
Itehrersburg at 6p. to. Supplies Winteraville and
Rost.
READING MAILS.
TWION DAILY,
NoTYork—Closes at 10 A. U. and 10 P. u.
• Arrives at 1 A. M. and 2 P. u.
Philadelphia—Arrives at 10:30 A. u. and 6 P. M.
Closes at 10 A. it. and 4 p. a.
Harrisburg—Arrives at 10:30 A. U. and 4:30 P. K.
Closes at 10 A. n. and 5:30 P. it,
PottsvillerrArrives at 10:30 A. it. and 4:30 P. M.
41 Closes at 10 A. Si. and 5:30 p. m.
ALI.V.NTOW,Sr AND EASTON,
Arden at 2:00 r. it. I IDIOM at10:00
_ MNAMSTOWN—throb times n week.
Arrives at 7:00 P. it. l Closes at 8:00 A. W.
DERNVILLN,
Arrives at 10;00 Aar. I Closes at 2:00 Pi
NOTERSTOWN.
Arrives at 10:00 A. M.Closes at 2:30 P.
• I.OIIACHSVILLN—diroo times a week,
Arrives at 9:30 A. Si. I Close at 2:30 P.M.
PIQUA7-throe times week,
Arrives at7:oo p. M. I Closes nt 5:00 A. U.
ales DALI.-- throe Lim El week, •
Arrives at 4;30 P. u. J Close at 8:00 A. M.
HEIDELBERG-4141CD a week,
Arrives at 9:00 A. M. I Clos'emt 11.:30 A. M.
RODESON—IWIOO a week, "
Arrives at 11:00 A. M. I Close nt 7:30 A.
N. T. GEIIO,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT .AND SHOE MAUR.
• 063 Penn Street, Reading, Pa. .
AS CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE FINEST
~ljnasortment of Fine and Heavy Boots and Shoos
n this city, nlso Lndies' and Children's Shoos of all
kind". See list of stylos and prioos:
Men's calf boots, home made, g 0 25
41 II 5 50
4 00 to 500
250 400
2 00 BO
200 2 50
2 75 450
400 5100
200 300
150 225
175 260
125 175
," kip. "
' calf balmorals,
" kip
II I I
Brogan!
" Congress gailors.
(novo kid Congress gaiters,
Boys' kip boots;
balniorals,
Youths' kip hoots,
" balinerr
-- i/R6.. 'ills
\Yemen's , glove hid high Polish bal
morals. - 350 400
Womon'slasting high Pollshbalmorals.2 00 350
" go.: t patent loather tip " 200 325
" Kid slippers. 100 175
Misses' goat patent leather tip bal- . .
morale.l 54) 240
Children's goat patent leather tip bal-
Morals, 125 100
N. T. (MHO,
6t3 Penn Street.
april 21entll
fI IIE READI CI INERIMANCE AN M
TitusT COMPANY OF BERMS CO.
ORGANIZED JULY, 1%7.
agicc Reading /nominee Building, N 0.19 North
J'J(h ewer, 8. E. Clinic,. of (Uri 6treet.
Oilico hours from BA. IT. to S r. 11.
DIRMOTORgt
J. Pringle Jong t „ Jninei MolCnight,
Henry Z. Van Raved,. ;Jacob fihnither,
3. T. Jnekron, D. H. Stout.
Jonas Eihniter, 3. T. Valentino,
(corge Iliegor. .
This Ciaitpany insures all kiwis of property
against lei's or damage by fire at rates as low ns any
other reliable Company and upon every plan known
to Btock Insuranco Companies.
Perpetual Policies issued requiring no renewal
and upon which tho amount of premium paid can
bo reclaimed nt any time,• less a deduction of five
per cert. Tito advantages of this method are
worthy of the attention of farmers and others hav
ing first-class dwelling houses, barns and other
buildings, in town or country, as being the cheap.
cat and safest.
Policie3 for one, two, three, five or more yoarg, or
for les. than one year', ibsued and no charge made
for Policy and survey when renewed or when tn.
surances are transferred from other companies.
The citizens of Reading and vicinity, hitherto
dependent mainly upon foreign companies, have
now the privilege of effecting their insurances in a
home inztitution, well organized, with an adequate
paid in and guaranteed capital, presenting as
strong a basis of security as that of any other corn.
pony. The advantage of doing business directly
with the Company and the importance of keeping
some portion of the largo sums paid for insurances,
In circulation at home, will ho appreciated by all.
J. MIMI.: JONES, President.
I JAMES MpKNIGHT, Vice President,
-8. E. ANCONA, 800'y Anil Treas. fjunelo
READING, I''A.
Th o subieriberresp etitfully announces to the pub.
Ito that he he., recently enlarged his Ilreweii to a
considerable extent, and introduced steam power;
in all IN departments, and is now ready to Ripply
all demands for
SUPERIOR MALT LIQUORS,
For Some and distant consumption. His stock of
Matt Liquors, warranted to keep in all climate!, b
as follows:
BROWN STOUT, PORTER,
BOTTLING ALE, AND LAGER BEER
FRED i K LAURA. •
N. 11.—A liberal percentage *lll be allowed
Agents abroad. Jan.JS-
DICTIONA It IRS.
W . ebateee Unatrltised.
Reid.' Enslialk pion nary,
Adler 's Oorinan and Enirllsh !Hollowly,
°Moblaser's tronounelnk Gem= plotbum
wELLiNois 0101CROD111) ARNlCl4laNntut
I The Subscriber begs leave to elthkidieta
of the_publio to this new and Yokleb trePere
of ABNIOA, combined with'eertain egste i l r e iw :
tracts; as unsurpassed for its Ile/ding tun; the
properties in n il those externileetnPlaititlter w
Liniments are tutodteuchaa
Outs, &ulster, Chcifes t Galls, Rhetimatino.
In all such cane it may he used with IA eetbteb
of relief. It is good, iu fact, in al 1 those Complllo
whore an externa
i*
l application ib required, for Ls
or Boast, and the subscriber can coneglentio
recommend it as one of the beet LialaisalsofUr
day.
SUNDAY SCHOO.I;
CAPITAL $10,0,000.00.
HAPPY VOICES,
HAPPY VOICES,
TITH SABBATH SCHOOLBELIit„
THE SABBATH SCHOOI/ MTh.
Together with a rarlety of ottiir liltithriß Bol ‘ k
for tekoolt. dro. may 7 if
Imiaseittiki,ty6 .. pirißove
IVebiter's Aoaderate, (Itey. Ed,)
w e b a t er y High &tool, (Rev. E 43
IVO:Liter's Commoa School.
WobabteaPrinyar. (Rev, E 4
AN \
Worceater's gompreherulve bielloakty.
4
Woreeeter's &bOO% Dlotlonal
RE
For sll6lt the-
"i4OLE" IMKOTOR%
951' Penn Street. near Fourth.
Gout, Nervous & inflammatory Paha.
Neuralgia, Headache, Painela
side. Back or Joints.
Prioe 26 Coats per Bottle.
For Bale at the "EAGLE" BOOLBTOIII4
RITTER dc'oo,
SINGING BOOKS
AT THE
EAGLE BOOK STORE,
No. 8311 Penn iliteet,
Can boihad
TUE NEW GOLD& OHM%
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THE NEW GOLDEN.OItin