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wuziast 8: ErrrAii,
limns 0. HANVI4IIY. . .
1868 FALL.
BITCH & BROTHER;
= ere ntgei Loge and Selected Stock of
• .
NEW-GOODS!
At Pirtioo' Row,
NO. 148 PENN STREET..
READING. PA.
jir Lin 'O. ComouN t Cutter. Ile
, Tkotr Stock of{.
NEW FALL GOODS!
Were soletted is thiCity of New York, and
wtil he disposed of at , prices far be•
' low these of any other es•
tablishmeat in the
City.
fingetiou's ailthing made to order.
J.ye' (Molding constantly on hand and
made ti eaer.
The iiitoek of Furnishing Goods is decidedly
the but end moat extenalre in the
city. Call, seenna satisfy •
•
yourselrei;
She rote fYet of bailee the teryleee of the eels-
Imkto4 90" Mr. Levi (VOoleman. Is saddest
rtatatteeth at all laments vrlll be made up In the
beet style erkd lateet &Wong, Remember
ITCH & BRO.'S
Headquarters of Fashion 1
NQ. Ni PENN STRUT, READING.
Portico Row.
~atpr~[sx ar' iv
BLOOD ; PURIFIER,
ktternider tto suet of "FRDTBRIJ PAOlc
," •To us t• sato es fortune at then* '
to. • so
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CLO HIES WRINGERS,
STEP LADDERS,
ALL WARRANTIM '
WKNIGHT'S
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VOL I-40, 16361
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ALDER AN AND Arroftxgrit'LAW,
OMNI No. M 5 Court Street, Rotdim.
Can bioneulted in EntHA and German. .
ocit.Bl-8m
H lc mu * , -
„ATTORNEY Ali L A W.
Ofeds. 29,NORTil SIXTH STRUT. READING.
Oot .
MN w. BIOKULit AVOTINEY AT 4►.
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LAMAIM 111108.113R L AMBIT
ND 00UNSICLLOR AT' LA W . 011iaet o.
09tut Elt.:(neariNgth.)Buottio . Pa. al 4
•
GEOlter F. HAS!".
• • ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RFUMINO, PA.
Orrlos t N0:540 Court street. NIP Ram)
'Cr .K. NAOLE, •
JUL. PHYSICIAN.
S. Pension Surto%)
IMO Penn Street, Refilling, Ps.
Office hours-12 to 2p. m. 6tOB p. 02.
JESSE G. HAWLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, -^
Offlop. No. 1) (sooond tom) North faith Bi l let.
tletalYoppos to the GOUIrt nonce, 'Readies
Jan. 28- :
I j olll4' RICHARDIII, •
ATTORIfiIY A T LAW.
a ta o ro.COoutt !tee et, over !be odic! of Jf241.8.
D R. E. mopER,
SURGEON DEIVTIST,
orricirr-819 rein Urge!, Beadier, Ps.
[lnvites the puhlio to call and examine Ms now
plan for extracting teeth without pain, All opor
'~lone in the profession neatly executed and
charges reasonable, • ap2s
HELIER'S
•
•
COMPOSITION PAVEMENT
AND FLOORING:
rIIIIIS PAVEMENAND FLOORING 'GYM
I, acknowledged to te the beet, in use. it be
comes bard and firm immediately, is dry. durable.
hor
pud ImperviOup to water , end notaffeotgd by either
eat cold. ,
Alrordors promptly attended to, and the work
guaranteed to give satisiactionb apply to •
V, 'MIXER.
June 18- V. South Fourth Bt.
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR pIE PEOPLE.
TUN BEST AND CHEAPEST,
REINHOLD & SOHOENER
No. 41 North Sixth 'Street,
READING, PA.
frEl SUBSCRIBERS . LIAVR JUST MUM
limbed a Orst-oless Boot and Shoe-making °stab-
I s ment alid store at the above Mated place, where
l. ey are able to accommodate °listen:ere with the
bent articles in their line of business, and at lower
pricesthan at any other place in the city.
The following list of prices proyes all.ws say:
len's calf boots, $4 00 and upwards.
en's kip Note, ' IP 00
en's forking shoes, 1 00
Men's /french calf Congress gaiter., box toes, 300
en's calf ngress gaiters. .
I . 225
en's calf almorala, .200
/fen'? klp :amorally, • .180
oye calf almorals. 190
oys' kip Balmorals, 1 26
.
oaths' kip Bat orals 100
Women's !gating high Polish, . ' 275
omen's Mt:gross gaiters •
1 , to 250
omen's lasting Beithorals, I
. 1 00 2
omen's Morocco Balmoral:4 .
omen's Morocco shoos, lg.
9 m e matd slippers,
`4eslaat.ing k' plied.. 148
.._ .
outbe sailers from •
15 eta, to 7k
loathe'bore shoes from 30 eta. to 90
Also, a large stook of notions on hand a for
The above •prioes are lower Hien at a other'
similar place of business in the city.
• REPAIRING.
Paitioular attention is paid to , all kinds of re
pairing.
RE •
INHOLD & SOMENER,
•
NO. 41 NORTH SIXTH STREET, •
(ASOVII rill 001111? HMO
• READING, PA.
MIII
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QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAp'
FIN or f!'l L i 04 c
(/t; r P4 I r I. AN' t f
For dolng a family' ,washine in the best end
cheapest mannor,it Unareeteed opal to any in the
world I • Has all the strength of old rosin soap with
the
il mi ld T •r a_ntdh i lath W eri wd qual a ltl s g o o f enuTe
ADEN loubll uA n i l ol o 2o, 48lorb
Prowl street, Philadelphia. an 7-Gino
A LBEDYLL & CALLIN'S
SjL
•
' FitliNoll STRAW •
-
SQOURING
• ,
• AND -
( DYEING
. . ..•
FaSTABLISHMENTI
•
141 Satins Seventh St., opposite Dewitt.
•
Office in Reading, Pa.
Offices in Philadelphia. 510 Race Street: end 132
Routh 11th Street:
•
Eneoure,g - ed by our eucceia In oar new method of
sow:alit, and dyeing, we hays resolved to open a
brano cake in Reading, and respectfully , call the
etlent on of the public to our above named estab-
Moment,
ity ourpoess and newly invented madam,
we ere en ledlo clean And dye goods in a very
superior, antler, so aselvtpirfeot satlelbotlon,
We eleiM and linjeh lee . cents' end Child
ren's garments lift ou t them apart or inju-:
ring them in the least r whether the , colors are
genuine Or 110 t,
Oa r y o gs ng is done in very_ best mann er, and
thw s n all cues lin sed off in supe or Mlle.
Kd• loves, Ostrich eMbets. he . , eaned at
short notice. a'ept •45.3m0.
A
NMI/nt:ons . prout o
pee,, oi an I ,scibta bir o . Uhol mu&
*MS. w will b• d
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N P e a 111111 000 D Mine 14 ' AIIiISTAIIOIII Po*. *lit - " 10140 : 414 . 1 - "iiikr 01 11 *41tulidolisTAIN . oss!"
READING, PA., \ FRIDAY MENG, DEOMOiII 4, 186.
CITY,OF READING
'BONDS
ter sae, it a Dbeeunt. YAWN at
•
FARMERS' NATIONAL BANK.
sept 25-3 mos
TAKE , NOTICE t
GREAT REDUCTION
I
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND
GEIGER .3; BRO.,
• 431 PENN STREET,
We have jut recelVed a eplittaild stock i e the
*bore geode, which are now o ff ered at the !low
ing low prices;
likves calf boots, • ( 114 00
'
kip boots, • 225
" French calf Congress gaiters. i 3 V)
". working shoes, oxtra hears, $2 2Do
mar balmarals, sewed, 00 o 4
00
B t'7 6 ' '• 160
kip • " • $1540.1 65
Women's lasting, high .Polish, 2 00
Congress gaiters, ; IDO
lasting balmotale (best). 3 00
Ladles' bahnorais, 1 00
Boys' hats .
g,. a l ters, Ibi,
50
Women's ] Morocco balmorals, Polish, 2 00
" shoos, 2 00
Kisses' lasting ;Polish, • 176
-"'S kid .• '
IVoniea'e kid slippers, ks
baimora tove kW, Polish, high heel` 42
6510
25
The above.priors are as low as any other similar
place of business in the city.
Particular attention le paid to all kinds of re
pairing,We also have on hand a largo and well selected
stook of
FURS, TRUNKS, VALISES, tcp.
Remember the namo and number.
GEIGER & BRQ.,
, 491 PENN STREW?.
sot 22- .
WHERE TO GET ITI
•
717 41721 Penn Street, Reading, Ali
•
FURIktITURE,
• IN ALI, OTTER AND INATERIALO.
The largest assortment In the city to select potty
and orioes much lower than any otherlouse tur i
call from persons in want of any article ofturni
from tho most expensive down . Is solicited.
'OARPEIINGS, MATTINGS AND
OIL OT.OTHS.
A full stock always at low advances on cost.
in.Callandsee. JACOB R. RITTBIt,
febl9 • 717 & 721 Penn-st.
McGowan & Miltimore,
• DIALERS 1N
. •
HARDWARR,
CUTLERY, GUNS,
I USE KIIRNISHING 000D3
METALS,
TIN PATES, SHEET IRON,
Building• Materials,
SADDLURY, Au,, ito, 1 &o.
No. 612
PENN STREET, READING, PA.
ap2A •
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STOVES ? RANGES, HEATERS. ,
WILLIAM BRIDEGAM,
No. 242 Penn St., Reading,
• The undersigned respectfully Invites publlo
attention to his newly invented Heater, named
the .=
133440M:igtiniS3f
BEST HEATER .RVER INTRODUCED.
THREE Ain&
, 4.
,
' It burns less coal, makes More heat, takes uplegs
"g r. and gives better satisfaction than any simi
lar nvention ever introduced to the public.
T e advantage of this superior heating appaw
tus will behily explained b the Proprietor. who
guarantees that be will be able to satisfy all who
sive him a call that it is superior to anyone inven
ted The advantages are so manifold, and so
easily Compre hended , that it needs only to be seen
to convince e most skeptical. •In proof of this
he resibctfu ly refers the public, by - permission, to
the fo llo wing named, persons who are now using
those eatdrel • ti•
Geo. It. FRILL. Mae. .T.OTHVIINSOS.
U. i?.i t Slolo. BILL Jr Co.,
9. A. SCROLLS. 'RINEY Jourisow,
• Jonw 'Kemal, JOSHUA Kt/LT,
Samosa Ai 11118. Wu. Haat ago.
' JACOB KABBlMAN,__Biandon,
Orphans' Home, Womelsdorf.
.He also invites special attention to the ‘ .
BEAUTY RANGE
Which is a late Improved, Superior Range for
tiailing in and for which he is the Bole Agent, in
is its. ' This Range can be seen In operation at
elron City Hall. No. 428 Penn street; M Peter
Pigh's, irantlin street above Fourth, and at other
.bitleh
• rarueular attention paid to --
TIN DOOMING AND '11001JTING•
•
. • AND
' f - .
' ' i Plaatio Slate Roofing.
He •employs tone , but skillful Medultdl
41;gwromptly executed. W.
Lou, w ,1132D t la r.
may 2il , X 3 NMI th.
CLOTHING!
REPAIRING.
iruikeincotax awn). •
•
A lAD UV 1111711
Miss Flora Gushing wig by aft acknowledged
, .
fashion's tlfiett. •
And many a settle of splendor grand was by het
subiects 'seat
As she went so the nods all went—wh'ste'er she did
wet w4Ol--; '
Oho Joined the Banters rage i toon beetme the
belle.- • ' I .
Uer Conn and face were limitless. her name with
out a stain.
Uer dress was iocostotiee•llke, IA had so long
Troia •
But dire misfortune seised the girl, and caused her
mournful, end= ,• •
Mime it took her off right straight; Ulm called
the Grecian Reed. •
She grew much worse, yet she received no pity, but
abuse— '
And though she never had looked fast they laid
ghe then looked Note;
Her parents were in domed grief—their hearts
Werevent— ,
Yet still this girl with Grecian -Vend kept, foitow
log her bent.
At last when she found that her wiyi hit. friends
1, and parents troubled.
And that her forth lost half its Warps, although
she thought it doubled,
Eihelbald henceforth she'd stand erect—Noble!' when
she tried to do,
fihe'd grown so stiff that, In one word, the damsel
broke in two
Written for the Daily Engle.
BUMMER imoweas;
Ah. soon,','Ye beauteous gems of earth
Must perish and decay;
The autumn's cold and chilling blast
Will cut your short life's day.
But should,e sigh that sulniner'e bloom
Will °Hilton° and die ?
We know that it wilibloom again
When summer gilds the sky.
And like the frail and tril l nsiont flowers,
Are mortals hero on earth!
Blooming a few:short, weary hours.
In danger from our birth. ,
But like the flowers again stew*
To spring beyond the `rare;
And taste immortalJoYs.vfilft past
Death's dark Mid lone‘soMejtaie:
READINO, Doe. 20d,11348.,
liE
AUTUMN 'PLOWING . FOES , SPRING
CROP& . •
- I
From the Country GenUeman.
?duel'' , is advanced iratheary ha favor of au
tumn plowing, which is occasionally over
thrown in practice. Turning up the aoilo
the action'of the frost • is 'beneficial wh 0
;
there are no drawbacks, A sandy or gravelly,
soil, which cannot be hardened or rendered
more compact through the agency of late au
tumn or winter rains, will be :ready to re
ceive the seed of , early spring crops. But
heavy lands, or those which hive `lint been
sufficiently underdrained, will he very likely
to require another plowing in spring to rend
er them sufficiently, mellow. These, we ire
aware, aril the very ones that
I TO commonly
recommended as most , bene,fitted by fall
plowing ; but there are conditions, in which
little or no advantage will be derived, from
the operation. We have frequently had oe
easion to observe on stubble land, of a heavy
character, positive injury done by turning
over the soTrin the month of November,
On that portion which remained un
touched, the roots of the stubble tended to
keep - the soil from packing when saturated
with water, an d t h e protection afford
ed by the,stubble to the • suttee° •-prevented
the formation of a hard cr i ust. The plowed
land had neither of these advantages, and
!the earth being loaded with moisture, set
tled down, became compact, and when dry
enough for working ih spring, was entirely
too hard for i the reception 6f peed. In low
places the snow haffdrifled or beCome de
posited so deep 1)1i to, : prevent the , freezing
and * thawing, which are regarded as so de
eirabilel It may therefore be hid down as
a rule, that all, e x cept light laid; should not
be plowed in autumn without being Overly
drained. .
WoLtx's IsTirtraxe—lshould not say, from
my experience of my own sex, that a wo•
man's nature is flexible, and impressible,
though her feelings, are, , I know Very few
instances of a retry inferior man milli the
mind of a superior woman, 'whereas I know
,twenty—fifty—of a very Inferior woman rul•
ing a'superior man, if be lore her .
cluinCei are that she will in, the end weaken
And demoralize him, .Ifs superior • woman
marry a vnigaror inferior man, he makes
her miserable, but he 'seldom governs her
mind, or vulgarizes her nature, add if there
be love,on hie side, the chances are Oat in
the aid she will elerate . end refine kim.—
lifrraameren,
if. W.
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itsonisok 41$1111 111411BAXIO,
• - IMAM.
The has been quite a little'sensation in the
usuallitlniet little town of Dorchestordlisui
skeltusetts, the past few days. It appears
that.abeut three or four years eince l tho spit.
itualist fever seized upon the members of one
of the families, of the town; including the
daughter offi widoi, both. the widow and
daughter entering Into the new religion with
great ardor. The daughter was marriefl i and
alio the mother of two interesting.children.
The yoUngman to whom she was married,
however,was not a convert to the "now . faith,
and therein probably laid the germ of the
Unable, which developed in difficulties bo•
tween them dhow). It was alleged 'at the
time that the' man was very violent in.tem
per, threatened the life•of his' wife' and chil
dren, and gave other evidences of being of
unsound mind.. A eonsultation of phyiicians
was held,'who e,aule to . the conclusion that
the husband was tract in his right tnind l and a
warrant was accordingly *sued to place him
in the Insane Asylum at.Worcoster.' He
was, therefore, seized one fine afternoon,
while at work on his farm, and hustled Off
to Worcester;
If insane, be certainly bad a deal of meth
od in Ms madness, for be °seeped from the
asylum, in a week after his incarceration,
fleeing to New 'York,und thence to a relative
in Newark, N. J., where he ball remained
until a few days since, worii : ing daily.—
Strange to say, not much effort was mallow
far as is known, by the officials to recapture
the fugitive l ancl there area great many peo
ple in the town who iloubt very much that
his reason over loft -him. ,On Monday
morning ) to. the surprise of the neigh
bore, bit more to
.the
. surpriso of
his wife, ho appeared to her in pro
pria peraonati She refused to acknowledge
his identity, as hel has been reported as
among the things 4114 were for at lout two
years,; his "spirit" has been" rapped up by
. his would-be widow • and talked .with at
many a "seance ;" iu fact, his spiritual ex
jatence was .riot considered a matter of
doubt by either his wife or those who were
of the same Conviction.
A hearty. looking man, incased a stout
overcoat and other dry goods, is not genor•
ally coFisidered an object kik* to melt
away into thin air even at the bidding of a
spiritualistic wife, and he had 'no notion of
taking an aerial flight to the (to him) un•
known realms of bliss, manger the cam.
mends of his loving spouse so to do. On
the contrary, he coolly sat down and
sired to enter into conversation with her
upon such worldly matters' as her present
feeling towards Kai, the health, of his 'two
children and other matters of eqlml interest.
A deaf ear, hoiever, was turned to his pro.
testations that be had not died, and that he
had no intention of so doing. as, long as he
Could help himself. The wife seized her
bonnet and shawl, fled the house, made her
way to school l obtalted her two children and
half dragged them atthe top 9f her speed to
Abe reeldence 'ocher znether,whore the doors
were barred and locked, for fear he• would
follow her. This he did not do,'but quickly
made his way to his old home, where' he met
a more hearty welcome from his old moth.
er. Mimi the case stands at present, th©
woman refusing,tobelieve in the existence
of her husbandi andthe gossips of Ddrches•
ter have at least a month 1 'of 0144 before
them. Irol long the husband will allow his
wife to call herself a widow i time and the law
will have to , determine.
A SPIRITUAL TRIOK EXPOSED.
G. W. Jackson, who claims to be a spirit
nal medium, has created quite a sensation in
fit. Louis in the tying-up business. He was
challenged to an exhibition of his skill by -
Hartz, the magician, and on his' first trial
succeeded in freeing himself from his bonds ,
ins few moments, to the great delight of the .
spiritualists of that city. On Friday night
list the trial Was repeated ?. when the gentle
men selected to tie him inflated upe!rt !march•
ing him before commencing — operations,:,
Thai found a sharp penknife ,concealed
one Shoe and a coil of rape wound round his
body. HiS trick consisted simply in being,
tied with a rope similar to the one he bad
_concealed, and then when confined in his
"cabinet" cutting the one with which helm
tied and secreting the, pieces, and substituts
ing for it the one he bad concealed on his
body, which he exhibited to his audience as
having been untied by spirits,. When the
knife and\tora were taken from him the
spirits Wei to respond to ht a invocations,
and he •was released from his. "cabinet"
bond ao iocniely 84 When be went lb.
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Cosittittatoonslistidisits 4 =Hka, •
Wu Asti sad to tho PoIRL St.°. • DA "
KO Pr tett lon WWI* -[••• pz..
Fess. 0*94.0.-rOltbi, don't
,11“,t9 0 ,4, 1 5t
*Aim don't. Of course you site 14140, find
have no *skeleton (except. lkstra,iti) ',our
•closet.. But • don't get , introdiced Ott the
street to Champagne _ Oharlies,, wlee trter
watches, 'broutpinr i .liend. rings, don't .
work for &living. •Don't ndvertleo (or a
husband in nuMberleaa war, juittrUttbe fun
of the thing. Don't go to Ode . 41000 wllh
young mon-ralways have third Penal'
along, evenlf it be a child,
Lady 'confidant who , „ . 4 1 9414 04
from her husband, and s : „vb.() b , es so
many gentle Men ssegaalutancet. Don'tgive
out to ma that you are going 'lO see consist
May, who is unite% and then to* 4. to a
dance., • Don't accept preseisteswhieh you
hide from pa and ma, ,Don't-throseyoquets
at handsome fellows, with Written , notes
signed "lueog,"and paddle througb puddles
because you have pretty an'lthus..:bon't have
seeretsv,hieh you keep from ; yonr pother..
,gooil girls never do, Ther4 paths wiser
essayq than this, but this is ,nul„nitegether
worthless. Wo'll ley any girl st s trnseenf the
amount of a yard of bluo' ribbon tkat acne
. of these "dont'a" hit her. ,
RI:MANOR AND RRALIVWOttIeII often
fancy themselves to be in love then they are
not: The love of being
• 1(404 ft obese of
flattery; the pleasure of giving: pain to a
rival, and a passion for novelty •and excite ,
ment, are frequently mistaken foi seMething
far bolter and holler, ;till inariloge-Alsen ,
chants the fair. self deceiver, autt . leates her
astonished'at her own Indifference and. the
evaporation of her reralitio fancies.; ,
. •
l A. LAWYER who was sometime's 'forgetful,
having boon Ongaged. to 'plead the Oikase . of
an offender, began ki
.'siyhip,44lllnOw.the •
prisoner at.the,har; and In beiri the' Obit*
actor of being a' moat ionstuniiiate' and
pudent scoundrel." Herisiteibetly will.
pored to him that thoprisoner Wa,s lls client,
when he immediately eontinuid,, but what
great and good man over Hied • ibil'lras, not,
calumniated by his oorktemporeriesi"
Milwaukee, at a latehour eti TtleadaY
night, the captain of the bark Dobbins 'Went
on board the vessel , and. atter angry *Ms
between himself and his wife, he, knooksd
het. down and stamped upon and kicked Wet
in such a terrible`mannee that'shegave pre •
mature birth to a obibl, which he alma and•
throw overboard. Ile then aenttot adoetor
and disappeared. The woman la in , tik! criti•
cal condition. The brute will be at:rested.
—The Lancaster. Inteilimper.,,stgel that
a few, days ago Mr.. (horse W.. Thatcher,
while hunting rabbits in East Donegal town
ship, fired at a large hirdy! at aTeri long ,
range. Unfortunately tho shot was elreaires
and the noble bird, fast' beconileerare la
our country, was destroyed,, It pgoyett
be a very large female .bald eagle, amour•
ing three foot in length and Beim feet MUM .
the wings. I"
fitilarelpida 8v iteitiliniltailioad.
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4,1444
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INTER Aningivimail
I mo,
TRAINS, Nov°sobeol
Jive Trainodown toPitadelpbi
igaistijit Itesid!
ins at ,7 00, 10 85 and 11800 On.; ond 4go SAG 550
p. m. •
Up to Pottsville, at 1040 a. n., snail* and 400
P. m ,
- hydno West to Lebanon and Ilarriebney,
estern Hares' from New York; al 105 a. ni,
anl r , tio and 1 11) p, m, ,
arrisbUrg ocommodatien Train it tlB Ctn.,
ait moll trains et 1Q 45 li. 0. and 805 WS.
Un Monday% 44 down Mini m)! soadlOir 14
940 a.. m.sinct 4 25. p, ra,, and up Innis', et 1009 a.
in,..and 5 57 p., in.
The 125 p. su,dowped 10 4 60
l iso 1, syflis
can only between t elpb isn
ilptrains leave Estelph a for , ,yr
risburg and Potter' e, o i l 750 and' 8 1 a. i. 45
noon, and 380 D. is. an 15 15 p. tn., for
o_ply. The 815 a. in. tra ins.consteqt wilts 101 l
TamaousOir,illianksporchilptra. parialo, Aiwa:*
and Gonads,
The 815 a. m: and 880 P, lop., tralimfrOm Phil
adelphia, and 10 85 a, in. And 4 Jp. in, down trains
step only akprincipal jitatio , elow Realm
Reading Accommodation a i lean kg
at 780 a, tn., returninit losvpi ll.44•lpkif at 515
4
P titstown Accommodation Train.tetsLee keit,
town at 645 a. in., returning leaves rpitualliPaut
at 480 p c m. ,
The western Express Trains eonneetisp Beyr 4 l .
Vtu.rilo with
rigge s : II itt i a i rn c ;A l n l e i ' io l l v Tal ,
Pndthe I¢lslnatt train "sotto ; ~ mg y
ittsburgh,Lancaster, 114 p • • Ununi7s
ntltn tip , , Pi alto p, wtri
~ 7w.
a naveni.ssinsins in o e lad ~ i -, •
Paponder'Xrahodepre ptey ippAat 790 is. ni,
and 015 .ru., for mins* Sol _ "bilhOalgee SU
Golumb
Throng Wirst- clue 'Clo . . a tie alif ishil tea.
\
Pints' tic trodstai ITA to th Kaelpist
points In to, Mit AV ,1 4,- ' -' -, i ' -
With 26 oxporul t E r matt: •• i .14tioes
an) , points deal '' • ' .' ' '" 1 "
dr . , .
Ood for 2000 I s la ween impoutto i o,l4s.Bo to
famulei and b nese tins el ; ‘
ir • : •
•• ,
Good fox th e homm a y,„ 71, 2 11110015515 e.
between all poi to ai hot iced :root seem
tionetent one-thir d us td 0 a I*. _ •
Siir liniero 1, to 4 *FM_
_TV
'ton id the yr
tepos And it *
Lower or 0 . irm .
100 pounds of bsiiiitera Hob' r.
Passengers are rogues td,?,py t eta
bifle p :Mr o hmlne earn, minor
a4 R r xcueston /UAW goodpv9opdst hi /110 Mina
Aeeelleo4lo.loe Wralrkto blladelp [sena totem
at 8205 tam • `' • ' • _
. G. A, MOW,. Orli 131in't
'fiA4EHOT > WAPITED.
in
MONEY. WANTED! '
BY TIER CITY 0* ItliliDiNe.
. Thiandersined.Siortuci v se t4il ls ‘ PinaneO Of the
Cloorsion of the Ulty ej ins, lmp' pout
litnorned to borrow me s 0 `,
BEvENTY-FIVE
(0. • the pupa* of ,
PO sold °Uri hereby
Pm to boo Cettilli
opot.pterclat. to par'
Vtatiri;o f fßreWl