*sr, Mil".
-
12
El
cleric la Rhiladelptik has ato•
ha.imPjoSo klit
1 oOds fiqta her , employ..
wr 604' ye' to glad another
100ip the the same
•TS ate making a
00 the .1 V eit, am if male
• t arerii . . net gouty - 01", sealing larger
Wis. in some part, of the coontry, a dozed
than yeir • r •
- 6 Miss Knowles, of Mt. Vernon, Indians;
t
2
liohool•mlitreui aged 20, • has kecorere4
COG dars7es of Me e Si 8. Dryden, of
;les t .* w doFe!, for hreaok of_p_ro_lse.
P. o erect the prOteentrix VI,QOO to
Sett 0, ihe oaite without A trial, the Kokomo
ne thinks the,damages too high.
—John Nevin,of:Underhill, a native of
irelitod, thou ght to be the oldest person
In Vermont, being 117 years of age. Note
withstanding,hie great age he still enjoys the
physical and - mental vigor - of a man of 00,
sod the past season •-has done considerable
thinned .lahor , on, the farm,
—Amy Benton, of Salisbury Co., N, 0,, gave
sn ftlegiiitante child of hers to Ida Johnson,
sad goon after it was found dead; with
marks of violence upon it, Ida has just
been tried for the murder and discharged,
present suspictorr Oinking to the child's own
mother as the criminal, - •
—A Paris fetter says that the Mateo des
`Flotirverains in She lamp has received from
fit. Helena a wooden bench, rather rude lit
clmstruction, and painted green, On it
!Napoleon I was accustomed to sit, when
looking at the sea, and indulging in reverie.
—flocoully the intmonse collection of
books, papers, etc., pf.tho 'late Oov..Doty,
of WisoonahT, rim carted from hie reeidonco
on 101 l Ipland to To lftenah papqr
The o wet° three I rgo wagon Yoklis of books
And doeiitnents. •
•
• --A may vocalist at Toronto was a few
dttystgithrutally beaten by hor husband for
insisting upon singing at a.ooneert against
/ bismifb - es. The populaeo are said to bu
oho 'Anxious to give ibis model husband a
tbrasbing. , •
—5692,807 87 in gold bare woro fitamped
The United States Assay 'office. in' New
York ; during the month; ending November
80th, 1868. $080369 worth of gold wag
transmitted to theimint in Philadelphia for
colp,ge.,
In Patter's attack on the Indiana,on tho
27th alt., two white children were recaptur
ed, white woman and a boy ten year!, old
were killed by the Indian women, iiily•throe
of whom, with their children,wero captured.
—ThelarAeet man in Wayland died last
week. He lived in Quoon -Anne's connty,
mg. wanted Mtn B. Elliott, and at tho time
tthis death welik6d 40 0 pounds. He had
tevidiely Weighed' NO i)ountle
—Miss JaeltsonAhe daughter of the eels.
bratdd:"Eitonowall." is fast becoming. the
belle Of t he Hoch. She Is developing into
tenuttitably beautiful and intelligent young
lady.
• Winthrop, Itaino t has a cat said to ho
years which has tnado three
hip' to the West Indies, and ' been tho
mother or gq.lcittens,
--A crazy 'sown, in Rochester, recently
dreissid tip in male attire, went to .n social
party; kilted 'two of her relatirm ) andlhon
poisoned ,hersolf,
of the twelve couples divorced et
the recent, term of the.Bnperier Court of
Connecticut ) eight hayo been married since
3800.
—Bight
,'thousand sheep perished in a
snow storm in Southeastern France recent•
causing their owner a loss of $26,000.
7 - 7 14 Eirtiticiottion Day," January Ist, is
to be celebrated in Nemfbern, N. C. , . and
probably other places, North and South.
—Twofatullies living in ono house in New
York, on Tuesday had a light, in which all
the combatants were injured, one fatally.
• t .
-LA Mississippi paper says, the eropS of
that State that' have not failed this season,.
are . "Pumpkins and boy babies."
—A monument Is to bo erected at the
Annapolis Naval Academy, in memory. of
the sailors who fell dating the war.
—An Indian was hanged for murder in
Wisconsin a few days since. llis whole
tribe came to see the 'mention. •
—ln India, Co escape the impending
famine ; twiny persons are Said to he enlist
ing in t) array.
—Three men wore killed by an exploa;on
of blasting powder, near West Point, , N. Y.,
oa WOO,
ME
-.—There• is a lady . in Columbus, Ohio,
eight, years old, who la ontting her third set
of teoth
—Quincy, 111., has a capacity for elaugh•
tering add packing about 4,500 to /5,Q00 bogs
dstr•
•
—There is not a Jewish beggar in Now
, The Hebrews support thoir own
poot. •
—A lady in Vermont has had triplets, and
*eased them Faith, Rope and Charity.
—A. Womatt flu 'age Conifintion is to bo
to Id this Month s at Provittence, R. T. •
—it4n died In a New York boll room
1 , 1010 ditashig i 'Thanksgiving night. •
' , irotitan in London Was thrown
42,4iwn and killed by A child's hoop.
Ao Web inman, aged 109, diedin Bos.
i4sinTipit-Ikkt9t4l%__
—There are 424 aoldter•,clerka In tho New
York Poa4•p@iee.
'The postofficti crierka Jn , ,nil aro all
haliges:
l"rokltbii ib cirgaoizing another military
compaq.
%.1.001 , 11 printers nre on a strike,
•
WHIVItA4V4,I‘qO7I.
frgok ) /1
' lust received it the AOLIfiIOOIIOTORN IS
fUll Hue of books In use in the
stn
the
this city, which will IA sold the terf Wink
Vises. it would be to the &dusk** of sn ot who
WA le !set of books to ejeort sin bar Orissa before
purehgebur elsewhere. We here .
s o ,ropdbuty's Naw Meth 4 th
. uolipositio:4o7ll:3l3
Patquelle's Fr ppoh Coarse, -
13onnicsatle'r Monaurallon,
181
Stoddard 's Atithtuotlos.
P arker's Philosophy.
UlDulllop'saraminar,
1e Algebra,
Outteriajloatolny.'
Uoodrlob's U. o.lllatory,
9reientearaith tu a tie,
Tennoy's Ucolony,
IMP
Darla' Legender,
Thome' Utyluolugni
• „ 1 1
ll
:DiOtiOp ar los . 1
Pone and JJ Ponholders.
Slates andllSlate Pewit's,
liponoorimAJCopy Book 19, 0
Antbon'ork Virgil,
Bullion's Crew, .
EWoodbun'eEloutonttrary floiliasnlleadorW
Soho°llloitskete; •
ParkeV.Wattsou'lSorlos:of t3olloollßooks,
351
Orittendon's j3ookkeoplng ' with setts of Blank-.
books, tifitil • w.f.;
PENN STIMET:
EMI
Pennock's History of Rolland. Greece. end Rome.
REA,DING, •
Mitobers Intermediate and Primary Geographies
TUB
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Containing the prinelpel
OIIUROII MELODIES,
Provided iviiit
GERMAN AND ENOTPII TEXT
•
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South,' S o
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IIANCIIIISTEIt, N. U.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In
!latent Medicines.
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Da. A. IL LIGHT,
I //
r ' W. J. THIERWEOHTER,
WILLIAM WELLS.
Agent.9 l Reading, Pa.
in el 5 1Y
GREAT FURNITURE DEPOT.
SCIIRCEDER FELIX,
• Wareroom, corner Fifth and WashingteD
streets.
MANUFACTORY; WASINNOTO.N STRAW,
BELOW FIFTH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
lIE
rlte public I gTll,ll.lVenaEllii i t Y to .
rat-class furniture now and constantly, on eland
and made to order to suit customers. _
' Among other articles, especial attention it hp
vited to their unsurpassed
EXTENSION TABLES,
DRESSING BUREAUS,
DINING ROOM CHAIRS,
• CENTRE AND OTHER TABLES,
BEDSTEADS OF THE LATEST STYLES,
an 4 every other article in their line of business.
'Nary article is manufactured by themselves, it
their admirably arranged manufactory, with the
tnest,Perfeet machinery, end skillful mementos
anti Aniehod in an unsurpassed manner.
Also prepared to execute all orders for •
CARVING,
TURNING,
SAWING, and
MOULDINGS.
Ail orders promptly executed, and warranted to
sivo satisfaction. an.lo.
J. XEELY.
WHQLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
LUMBER,
BEADING, PA. , f - •
Keep' constantly on hand and for rale at the
LOWEST ,PRIOES,
' I A tenoral assortment of
WHITE PINE, HEMLOCK, SPRUCE,
CHERRY, OAK, ASH, CHESTNUT,
INDIANA BLACK & WHITE WALNUT,
• CAROLINA YELLOW PINE,
MICHIGAN PANEL
LUMBER,*
Thoroughly mooned and under cover.
WHITE PINE, CYPRESS, AND NORTH
CAROLINA GREEN, SWAMP CEDAR
'SHINGLES.
ttt re atftSlfa lal Nerom Promptly
te ii o c poi n h
NEW EMU OFFICE,
On the Corner of Fourth 8c Pine Ste.,
On address,
J. KEELY I
Reading
febllly
G"4l' DEDUCTION IN ETllth—Ladies
denten' of purchasing , Furs 'should call at the
National Fur Store.
o. SO Penn street.
%tee doors below
0 EMMA °Moe,
there they will And
well aeleeted stook
'FURS, which will
4 sold St mall pro.
its.-
A. variety_of tenor
ITZIGHINO and
tUFFALO RUBIO
Iwaye on baud.l •
to order, altered
NEW WINE 110 USE,
'No. 052 PENN STREET,
•
READING, PA.
OSCAR CHRIST,
PROPRIETOR,
DSe t tpt on, *lolls of Domettle 'Wines of the bell
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av 24. k
rIPORT4.NT NOTICE t
THE GOOD WILL -)t'IRE COMPANY,
OP ,ALLBSTOWN, , ,
Would hereby anneugoe 4
to the cilktens offloading
that, oaring to'keonsiaerable number of tickets re
maining poola as well ea coupons inneturned,
they a i r ee_mpelled to peetuonc , the drawing
or
til
lta 2 2 Of Decgmber A Tieligts can be -hid, or a
L ortt OZ. Rieehera. &gent, Plough nd
narrow hotel, and at Strfeklana & ore. ;
nov.s
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and
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United Blida.
RITAILISSID I 1Y9T41 _F.
9 rculalion over Roe Thousand!
Thorneeding Adler" is the beet advertising me*
Cam for tho Gorman Districts In EasternPennisl.:
van's. having a circulation of over Sy° thousand•
copies. It contains toeuty-eight loge columns 4.;-.1
advertlsomonte and enrofullyseloeted reading Mete.
ter, Tho Adler le thoroughly Domocratlo In rain
olple, endeavoring to inculcate the sound political
doctrines ofour forefathere,as laid down by Jailor
eon and Jackson:
PRICE ONLY $1 50 A YEAR.
Published every Tuesday morning, by
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Fab. 15
O s A. OWES/MEWS
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Extensive Grain • Warehoine,
Now ready for
FARMERS AND CONSIGNOR%
T r with to ° 21: 1 : s rt e ril=onnSe. 0 e;1oaodo
FLOUR AND FEED, &C. )
„ F a cg:t r i Le r A l ti a
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e r A ta . 11 Af ' r t o l ,1ret r ife r r i l c e e r e l t o h t, ft ol
Buokwheat Meal, and Potatoes.
onto., No:105 North Eighth-Ot.fleading,ri.
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
Tun following table shows the time on which all
Passenger trains, on the different Railroads, arrive
and depart from this city:
• ' DIIPAhr-YOR PIIILADNLIPIIIA.
Beading Acoom., all way statfolut ..... ~.... 7:30 s.,p),
xprosa, principal statione . 1 . 10:35
Way and Market,all slattern) . 11:30 "
Wipress, principal etations 4:20 p.m.
ay and,Mall. all 'nations. , 0:30 "
. .
soli vomitus. •
Ashland,Tamaqua, deli and W. statlona,lo:3s a, at,
Pottsville and all way stations. 6:50 P.p.
Pottsville, Ashland, Taniaqua, iike: 6:10
Fos HARRISBURG AND VON MIST.
Express, Lebanon, Harrisburg and west, 1:10 sa i vi.
Accom,, Harrisburg and alt way stations 7:16 .
taall, Harrlsburg_and prinalpal stations, 10;46 "
st,Lebitiqn, Harrisburg and tbp west, 1:50 p. a r,
ay, Hatibinurg and all way stations.... cias
ExPrisfsLLeb a _Harrlsburg and the west, 10:10. "
ARRIVI ftons'llarrieburg at4:49,7:06,10:115 a. m.and
4:10, 6:25.1%40 p. m. ~
FOR NNW YORK
ndrlndpa way stations 4:44 a. m.
or fl ew York and prinolpalway stations'. 7:06
or . " and 411 way stations 10:80 ' 4 ' ,
For
~ .i. •'2:40 p. m.
" • • 1. :.
For "
:find pyineipal way strens, 114:4020 p.iia
Ann from New York at 1:00, 9:00 a. m. and 1:64
6:00,10:10 p. ps .
Eitst Pennsyhiania, :Raa'road,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING
Wednesday. May 20th, 18884
En TRAINS DAILY_ TO Nit* YORE Inn
GUT ORANGE OF OARS.'
Chi and &Ger - Wednesday, May 20tb, 1865. two
Parsenger Trains will leave Readingdally. (except
Elundaye.) for All.ankiwn amdd. way stalls, at 10.30
A. M. and 4.20 ALl:top:Angst all t way its •
elms between Reading and New Yor making
also close connection for Mauch Chunk and Phil
adelphia via Lehigh Valley ft, R., and arrive' at
New Yak at 8.30 andll),ls P. M.,
Four (4) through ExPres t . Trains Min ire
:Reading daily, (except ) for , New Yor k
and the East•, leaving Readi l nr ro At 4.44 and 7.06
A. M. and at 2.40 and 11.40 P,
Those Trains run through m Pittsburgh
New York, without 'change of cars. StoppiFiy
at Lyons. Allentown, Bethlehem, E_aston. P
ion Sommerville, Plainfield *ol_lBU:44d an,g
arrive at Now York at 10.00 A. Mt :12.00 M.:7.24"
, M. :tad 5.08 M,
The 4.44 A M. train will not lestrei &Ming On
Mondays. i be 7.06 A, M, and 11.0 P. M. trains
tun daily:Sundays included. •
Trains leave New York fa:4,ot Liberty street
daily. (except Sundays) at 9.00 A,M., 12 noon. 6; g
and 8.20 P, M. and arrive at Reading at 1.50. 8.00
P
and 10.10 P . M, and at 1.00 and 2.52 A. M._ •
The 8.00 P. M. train from New York leavesdally.
Sandals included. •
A Sunday •Exeursion_Train will IWave'Reiains
err Sunday at 8 A. M., stopping at moo*
an intermediate points. Arrive 'lt Allentown
at 0 A. IC- Returning: leave Affontown. :*4 4.
P,M. 'Arrive it Reading at 0 P.Mr • j
Passeng t riare requetted tuxciase ticket:ll46
. fore ente as' • nen ex 00 44
- aharged an coil 41:41 front aillsito
pother"» talk* adaptor. „
111113023. 0. Maine Rif 8114 Baits
. ' . it I 1 lasi& Ai iiroilio '
, . marked Narttb, 1 • — \
.
of j o r Als .AND inavapi . . oit ,
.... .oT4ons.univitAl
•
jtE,64IISTONIM-AatAND STAG Mil • •
1
laterded tO vat ' H4H eat" Lait teli Mldialt al
.8 si; Ist. i teilreeklt, Nauir.ll4 *Au
t Beton* Pune F sad:l 4 p o s ki t t
kier*sajne foklo ' aprop4 o b is
Intik, tinkle e. , Ad EN - janits.
11 414.6 i) e llititALL. AND giAttiE Marl'
Lewis' e o*n at 6 teem . a, ft... es
at Reading 1 4 10 o'clock: a. m. RettutinSeivis
Reac t *, at km p, ru. Arrives st, Boyetto al
p b. it servos ,_stoneratilte, Brume rill
1
cfm - byille. Yellow House, ,knelville and tolstek
tow ' ' •
'ERNVILLE MAIL AND STAG 1,0: 1
, L area Be el I t r . . 3 eclook st, at m a yea at
Re Inc at 10 o'c Oak, a. m: „Ratatqcs i ea
Deeding at 2 o'elee p , tn.. ulnae at tourney*
at 9p. 41. Its beinbachs. Lo * 'Bern.
talc. • Rebretiburg, Baikal. TuipehooeOn •
knitters Mule.
BLUR BALL MAIL AND_ ETAHIE LINE • f
Leave 4i Reeding on; Monday. wednway and,rl-
o_o' at 8 o'olooB. 6 1 .. m.• Heintning L 'jetty.; Nas
mail on Tuesday. Timidly and 61665076 tr.
Mossßeading at 44031913 k, p. m.. it err
Main a Stote.,_ •Kn”et s.• Bo ll iallty IN II at
Creek, 'l p '6 eareee mill ADC :3
. , WM/A NAIL AND I I3TA4II)II/ N 1 ,
Leaves. Heading on Mender, Weak ni an d
Fritlky a 7 o'clock, a. m. Alarms at stsidinsi Qe
Tueaday. Thuredey_ and Saturday 5 teethe,.
p. tn. ,it supp li es Mt. Penn. Beebe ills. Joa4nis
Furnace, Morita town. TalbotYille, oney, Breen,.
earab_rldae and outh Dorraltage, • , •
1,01/AOIIBVI 1,14 STAO/1. AND MAIL liI NE ..,
Leayes Lubin r settle on 2nesd, ay. i , ,,r and
S aturday ftt 6 . 4 o oe, a. m Avree it mons at
IA G o ' " c o l ak; ° IP. .m. Returning .
iir aktigt) 6 1. 111,.. i... "N
o c ook. p. tn. It serves Abaco, vie endaffvuev e '
. ,
yllio. ' RRADINO TO OOLUMRIA • 1
Daily by Railroad—Leaves .Heading at 6 p. in.
A Fri roe at 1030a.m Sapp) lea_hitatoitnjlteinhbldi
Fitation, sterens. 'brats . MUlwer )iris, Man
belm,Sport log 111 :twill:4110 and tittol3prlnse.
17E9(1011E TRU TO HIRDB ORO
Trl-weekly by tage—Leaves Westchester on
Monday Wednesday and Friday 40.7 0, la. Ar
rives At , Birdsboro at, 1p me iteternlag, leaves
Birdsicoro on Tur , sdaY. Wallyldat anyatar o ay at
n.m. Supplies Holier's mills, Niue ook, ag's.
Wallace, • Lionville and Vest Ulan
,
land. , • READING TO ROBESON • - .
Semi...weekly by Sta_ao—Leav pa Read log pn Tail
day and Saturday at 7:30 R. ta. and 9111,485 t Roe -
lug at 11 a. tri. , • ~
READINO TO lIOST
- Semi-wiekly by Stare—Leaves Reading Tut
idol and_ Onturdakat / :30 6-10.. Attires/at Rea
hie It 9:30 a: ill: upp lea Add ent'a Tavern Lori r
1101dolberg, Nor Heidelberg, Krick's Mills and
Uset.
LEESPORT TO NORA
ku„k, , b
0:10.11CO":'
No: 951 Penn Street,
LENNART A . (441 1 '0 1 1
MAOHINISTII e BRASS 4IIAIiEHS,
• Ana
OBNINIAIs,DRALE '
Kaohinists' and Manuttoturina' anoLtsi
NO. ar Aim 8294sAinnir Ovum. .
• • 4 ,
tara. , BODING. PA.
LAUER'S BRRWEItY I
•, , BEADING. PA. . .
_ The sibsoriberrespcottallyannoinee_sto the de
Ile that h e le , geeent4 enlarged Ms Brewery P to a
considerable extent, and Introduced gleam pcwer
Tits drr4 3 en% and lc 1 1 . 0 w toads' to supsols
all Wan tot , ,
• • .
SUPERIOR MALT •LI4ITOER
tor home and distant COtnnThiPtiOh• "lttb'*toe~C of
Malt Liquor*, warranted to keolA In all obuilktoo.*
!° !9/I°7ll:Stirli tOOtri•'ll4:o*
1i 0 . 1 T4 1 5 0 4 ALE, kip . 14 0#4 . BEER
'.':" • • 10nY*41411.
11. ILL•Aitbeial 'pir vestige wlllW4liowa
Agents abroad. • on. or
Trl-weekly by Stacy—Leaves Leesport Tuesday.
Thursday and 15atuircitty at n tbill ATTIVOSft LON"'
part at 3 P. m. Supplies • South Evansville and
Montana.
VOXTOWN TO VIRGINSVILLE
Trl-weekly by Stage—Loaves Lostoitn Tuesday,
Thursday and baturday at 9 a. m e—Loaves
Atrites at Cox
town at 4 p. m.. Supplies Kirby ville, Moselem and
Nirginsville. ,
It IsIIIERRSIIURG TO STOIJORSDDItO ,
Tri-weekly by Stage—Leslie' ItehrersburiTilea
daY. Thursday and Saturday al.ll a l re. .Arrlves at
Itebretsburg at° p. in. Supplies II Intertwine end
Host. -
•-. READING MAILS. • . •
TWIOM DAILY. -
Nosy. York —Closes at 30 A. U. and 10 P. Y.
Arrives At 1 A 4 tt. and 2 P. IL
Philadelphia—Arrives at 10;30 A. No and 6 r. w.
Closes at 10 A.• N. and 4 P. at.
Ilarrlsburg-4rrtvea at 10:30 A. N. an 41:30 r. U.
' oses at 10 A. u . and 5: P. it. •
Pottsville—trrives at 10:30 A.'ll l and :30 r. 11.
lows Et 10 A . it. and 6 : 3 0 II U. , , '
it
ALLENTOWN (IND EASTON i
A irives at 2:00 P. . Mafia atlo:o6.x.
nisamsvown—thee times a week.
Arrives at 7:00 P.M. 1 I Cleats at 8:00 a. $.
BERN VILLE. 1)
Arrives at 10;00 A. u. I Clos s at 2:00 r. ii.
Botxrows. .... A.
Arrives at 10:00 A. It. Closes ilt 2:0t11 1 . Us
LOBACHEVILLII.-I fee times a week
Arrives at 0:30 A. N. . I VIO oat W3O r.O.
PlQUA—three times Witte .
Arrives at 7:00 r, u. I Clos sft 6:00.A. it,
InAJA IlAtar-lhf Q. times a eel.
Arrives at 4;80 P. it. I Clods at 8:00 A. Ili
1.11i1141,011R1/"ANiiio I Week
Arrives at 0:00 A. it. .I ' 04E0 at IWO j a.di.
nonssox—twioe II WOOK4 ' --
Arrives at 11:00 A. 11. I Oldse at '1:30 A. 511
,N. T. GEHO
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FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND SHOE 14AltElt,
09 Penn •Street o Readint6 Pis..
pAS CONSTANT LY ON NANA TUN kINF.ST
assortment oine and Heavy Boots and Igloos
n this city, also Ladles' and Children's Bhoe4 Of
kinds. Ben list of styles and prices:
lien's calf boots, hump mado.
fe 25
41 46 6$ 650
calfp " , . - 400t0500
calf balmorale. 250 4 1)0
46 ki p
"•• Brogans, • 1 .2 CO 260
" Congress gaiters,. , 275 150
" (novo kidCongressgalters, • ; dOO 500
Boys' kip boots, 200 800
Ila balmoralb, ' 150 ,216
youtlio , kip boots.l 75 250
" " balmorale • 126.175
Women's glove kid high Polish, hal- •
morals,.l 350 400
W a rnen'slastinghigh Poll& baluerale,2 00 960
g_oat patent leather tip ' 200 325
' Kid slippers, - j 100 .176
Misses' goat patent leather tip Mg.-,
morale • • ' 150 240
Children's goat patent leather tip bal. -
orals, 126 100
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japril 'Lived] • 663 Penn Street.
TILE READING WIRE INSERANCE AND
TIMMY COMPANY OW RERUN CO.
OROANIZRD Jupy, 1807.
O f fice Reading 'tummies litsilding„ N 0.19 North
I'illll street, S. Cbrner of alKrt erred.
Office hours from 8 All 11. i<l , 8 r. N.
DIRNOTOIRT I • ,
J Pringle Jones, Jarees McKnight.
lienry Z. Van Reed, Jacob Shaffner,
J. T. Jackson, D. It Stout.
Jonas Shatter. J. T. Valentine,
acne Rieser.
This Company insures all kirids of property
attinst loss or damage by heat rates as low as any
otherrellableCoinpany and uponevery plan known
to Stook Insurance Companies.
Perpetual ,Policies issued requiring no renewal
sind upon which the. amount. of premium paid can
be reclaimed at any time, less deduction of five
per• cert. -The advantages of this method, ure
worthy of the nttention of farmers and others hay
tog first-olass throning'. houses, ' pa mo and other
buildinge, in town or country, as being the cheap
est and safest.
olicies for one, two, three, Ave or more years, or
fortes.* than one year, issued' and no ehargo mule
for Polley and Survey when reneifed or when in.
sureness are . transferred frotn other companies.
The citizens of Readim and vleinity• hitherto
dependent mainly upon fareign companies, have
pow the privilege of effecting their insurances in
home institution, well organised, with an adequate
paid' in and tuaranteed capital, presenting pa
strong a basis efecourity as that Of any other com
pany'. The advantage of doing bnsineee directly
with the Compeni end the imports i nce of keeping
some portion of t e largese paw fog tea nsetranoes,
in circulation nt oe, wi ll
S e app Preeesident rby All.
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