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SATURDAY, ,ITARY 9, 1899
CITY AND COUNTY.
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FIRST EDITION-1V 1•2 P. M.
A ovr.nriseas arc requested to lia`nd lu their
adv.!ltscrnenls as early In the flay ns 1)0,4411111i.,
;0 k J ar rapidly Increa.sing circulation compels us
to go to press about 2 p. tn.
Sri, 'remet:4 who fall to receive the Emma_
regularly, will confer a favor by leaving notide'
ul thhi odlee, where all complaints of Irregular
-11 y or latenegy of delivery will he promptly at,
tended to
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Com sten icATioss Intended' far publication in
0110 EAGLIC 111114 bu necomPatiled by n responyl•
Irle mune, ns a guarlint..e; or'aillefirity ou HIP
11;lVt (If lilt: Writer. The myelin Will not Im war
n-411041 111111.54 J4O lIII4ifC4I by the correspondent...
Correspondents should u u ►ke their voinnoini.
cations shoot and to tho point. Our space is too
limited for very long articles.
Write only oti vt r side (It the paper, and un
plainly tin possible, tvllhout flottrishen.
REAn the beautiful article on our first pap,
entitled "Our Haturday Night."
Tnh hotol property of John Barth, - at nl
nottown, In Richmond township, Is olforod
for side.
liUliKY.—Officer John LAWrOlleO -from tho
Hecond Ward, Brow a gold watch last nightlftt
tlio tilatorn' Fair. -
Tstoo; who aro diMp'►voll to wranglo should
rononnhor that nolmo novor co►nponoate9 for ft
want of Homo. '
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Mn.EDWAIID CAII ILL, a map podlor, ball
ing from Easton, was robbed last night of $1.4.
Tim robbory took placo at private boarding
"Immo.
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Tun en gin() mlll'loll[l4ll ineitainail tower() iti-
J taloa on hot : trip from Hamburg to Reading,
on Thursday afternoon, by the breaking of
nowt) of her machinery.
AcciDENT.—A young man by tho muno of
Stroll, was , sovoroly lu►rt by tho falling of a
tblook of wood on him, at tho lowor dopot (old
dopot,) Thursday afternoon.
Tun Leesport Live Stock Insurance Com
pany, gles notice to. ; -Its members, that an
assessment is levied of three dollar& and . fifty
cents on every hundred dollars insured.
FATAL 11A t tatono Out nnrcr•—A man,sop•
posed to / bo Thonmaponnoll, WAS run over by'
a train of cars on Vito Heading Itaiirtiad, near
Nicotown, on Thursday, and was killod.
RUN Ovi•nt.—'rhoin as Roach ' a brakosinan,
was run over on tho Hooding Railroad, noar
Belmont, on Thurpday afternoon, and Wit:4 so
rionsly Injured. 110 was takon to Ills 1101110 at
llohnont.
A Mnrat titt Of the Burke County Agrlcul•
turat Kiciety will la► held In tlto Court I
In t his city on Tuemtlay,the'l.d day of February,
1869, at I o'clock, it. n►., to elect ollicere for the
milting year.
Aro:pH:vv.—A iNirpenter by tiro Paine Of
Paukmon,while at work on Wodriestlay lavt in
the Ilirtimboro Foundry Building, fell front a
bolduroi (I/stance of moino 8 feet,breaking a rib
awl anvtnining titikt.r internal itijildeS.
Tnu ease of Elizabeth Fisher, formerly of
1111 H minty, charged with concealing tho
Month of an illegitimate child, which has been
before tho Court at Allentown tbr tho past tiny
or two, Is now in tho bun& of tho Jury,
nun itEADINO STEAM CoutimiN N (WM."-
Tony in North Eighth mtreot, Iy much inoro
extenßivo and eomploto than thin ono destroy
ed by tho,groat flood of 1850, being 1400 foot in
longth, and Iho inaohinory being driven by a
powerful stoam onglno lately erected.
TIII good Idea wan plaond on our table this
morning. It is well edited atul iv dovoted to
the 'Comp:lrene° cacao. The Editor, hooter
Hargraves, wan one of the early advocat OH f
Temperanco, and we do not know of a more
active and einem boliever in total abstinence.
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!kin. Wi 14.1 A lit A Ittiobn sold a lot on North
Eighth street ;tom. Elm, 120 feet front on Bth
street, and 100 fO - et loop, to Lesslg M.lst, for
the stint of 115,000. We understand it IsTlie in.
tentlon of 111,essrs. Lessig (t, Mast to erect arc
tenslvo shops on The lot for tho ninon factor°
of farm implemOnts. '
MAsoNit'.—A. mooting. of the brothrei) of tto
Masonic Order in this city, will bo hold this
evening; January 9th, at the halgo ltoom, , in
tho American House, for the purposo °form.
saltation in regard to the proposed formation
of a now bodgo lh Bonding. (hand , Master
,fan x, of Philadelphia, will bo in attendance,
THE 10yr:ft.—The ice on tho Schuylkill fly
er, having yielded to tho mild woodier of tho
past few days, broke, and is floating. "down
the river," without doing any damage. Vu
less wo have soother "cold snap" Our ice mer
chants, we fear, will not have enough of the
cooling luxury to supply next sttmmor's do•
mond.
0 f,EY TußN rutlr 10.1 D COM VAN Y.— No-
Ow is givon to all tholuthserlbora stock
of said Company, who have not, yot paid tho'
inkahnonta called for by the said Company,
that they are milked to mako iinnrodiato
payinont of said unpaid instalments to the
Preastirhr, or ho will put the claims against
them In suit for collection.
PcamoN AL.—Our genial friend Maj. Lewis
i(ohnor has domed out his ostahliainnont in
city, and oulmrk od
temporarily In busi
ness at Pottsville.' Tho Ma,* is a thoroughly
correct business man, and wou the reSPect and
ostoem of many friends hi this city anlcou4ty .
h‘r his correct dealings and gonorous disposi
tion. Success attend him.
A. N kVir Ai EC It gri ICS' lionoil.—On Tlitirsday
(welting, (Jan. 7th,) nt Sinking Springs, a
110 W todgo was installed by tho Manny, Mr.
Charles Frame, in bolo& of ItesointO Council,
No. 27, Jr. 0. 11 . .. A. M,, of this city. , Spirited
and stirring addresses woro motto by sonic of
tho members of Rosoluto Council. '('ho Immo
Of thu new fJodgo isChartor Oak. Aftor hay
ing a good . Unto genorally, they_ returned
, home, iteing vory much pleagod by tho ro•
eeption thoir "Brothers" gavo them.
Wt: woro Atown yesterday a combination
mar° lockwhieh has been patented and was in
vented by Mr. Miller, of this city. It IS in
geniously arranged, and it iy 'Works', iittpos•
slide for it by be picked or °wined by liUrglars.
Tito locking process is guided by figures, and
no long as the number Is not known to which,
the look has boon sot,tt cannot be opened,oven
if the burglar btart from one to- millions. It is
a valuablo invention, from the fact that it has
been tested in Now York and WashitigtOilp
4111(1 that (Ito NUM of jive thousand dollars *as
offered for ono-half Interest in tho lock.
n RAI LROAD Acolonwr.--A sad accident;'
(warred at Horrimbtirg, yesterday morning,
by which an estimahlo Citizen' of,' Crawford
county was killed. Mr. AlVin Congdon, of
Evansburg, Crawford c0.,10 milosfrom Mood
'reached there yostorday morning at live
o'clock, betind for Vinolond, Now :fumy, to,
recruit hi#hoaltii,which has been bad'for somo
mouths. Accompanying him was Mrs.
fihorman, a sister of his 'titni:inaW,.`l,4lth,tllo
children, hound for MiddietOwn. Mrs. !Thor
nton was obliged to stop thoro for the 7 o'clock
train, and Mr._ Congdon loft' the cars to don
duct her to a hotel, after;which ho, walked to
the Rending depot, opposite the Pennsylvania
Central, and stepping Off the passengeep - plkt-,
form in the tIArC, On ' hip rotutnio the train",
wa.s run over by 'a 'l4ltiftirig-ongire, IMO
out in twain. ifoYmnit married matt, 4.
ing highly respected in. his neighborhood,
and loaves several children.
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Pot ICE INTELLIO CE.—iitorrh Kimball
hnd Ititheti • Youilli '441,0 'arrested iytliterday
•14 , efileeiClay t ter the lareenyof it pair of skateit.
from the store of Baird et Heber. in rend
fit Net :. Tho skates were veined at ti.so. They
had a hearing and In default of hall were sent
to prison to appear at Court.
• Thirteen lodgers found sholtcr in the titatf 'n
house last, night,.
',EVILS OF (30880•INO AND EAU LT-F,J NOM°.
—Tn trade, hi friendship, in polities, in rolig•
lon, its effects are soon, and half the ',mills of
llio that ow' °mounters, are caused by the ob.:
trusion of seine hand in his dish besides bia
ow* now much heart burning Is caused by
414 how much bitternosS, how much hatred,
how much annoyance! And yet those who
;noddle most are often ' vorrgood peoplo, and
are quite' eimekod at the results which their
a;sohiluablo Interference has brought about.—
And yet the meddlers do not know what thou
havo.done.- They might, indeed, weep with
you 'over orushod hopes that their very pro
pensity has caused,' and bear no malice' hi
their hearts towards anybody; as an itinoCent
colt might, in his excess of lovo,kiek his own•
or's and heat friend's brains out. If peoplo
Would mind their own business. there would
ho loss bankruptcy of life, and alt' its depart
nionts would run smoothly.
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intro \ DisrfifisAttv.--This Institution,
No. 618 Court 'fixed, im now open every day.
It 18 intended to' supply the worthy poor of
Reading with medielno and the attendance of
physicians without charge. Two doctors will
ho at the Dispensary every day (exeopt Sun
day,) from B.to 4 o'clock in the afternoon, to
give advice and supply modiolno.
Persona who are too Hick tototne to the Dis
pensary will be viated at theii• hornet, by the
Ward'Physioians, whose names cud residen
ces ars aafollows:
Ist )Ward•-4Yr. Kurt; No: 840 B. Viftl4 street.
2(l' Ward—Dr, Weidman, 214 • 86 86
34 Ward-L . l)r: Ihnrnor,•l,ll4 Penn Street.
4th Ward—Dr. Luther, 20 South Fifth street.
tith Ward—Dr. 'Ulrich, '42 6/ If
6th Ward—Dr. Brooke, 44 North Pourth St.
oth Ward—Dr. Wallace, 542 Court street.
Bth Ward—Dr. If, M. Nagle 840 Penn street.
oth Ward—Dr. Scholl, 110 North Fifth street.
Rmacirous ltiTma,mmivon.—Tlio Young
Pooplois Christian Association will moot noxt
'Monday ovoning, at 7,4 o'clock.
,(prise Clutre/f.—Tigr fifth 'of the Alonrsc of
Herinfinaimi the Movori Cittirches , of ASia, will
(I). V . .)so givon on Sundry ovoning next,: the
10114 inst. Services at 7„ o'clock—scatff free.
Universtiliol Church.—On Sunday evening
noxt,'Rev. Mr. Motors, Pastor, will ismulionce
a Courflo of Lectures on interostii'; 'Pablo
thomos. Subject of the first Lectiir i o—'"l'lie
Gordon of Edon." 'rho public are respectfully
invited.
/I«plia C/turch.--Servicos to-morrow (Sun
day) at 10 a. m. and 7p. in. Prayer meetings
at ta. m. and ii p. in.; Sunday School at I p.
lir.; Adult Bible Class at 1!4 p. m. Services
()tory evening next \leek, except Monday
evening', when the meeting or the Young l'ee
plb's Asf3oelatiOn will be held. The publn
aro respectfully invited to attend all these ser
vices.
There will bo a sermon and merviee by the
Rev. Air. [Andy, at the .Ailasion Chapel, Itiek
town, Li) morrow afternoon at 3J
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SISTEMI' FA 111.—Latit °vet - domes announced
In our columns, the Rt. Rev. Bishop Wood,
D. 8., honored with his presence this own
mendablo midortaking. Tho Bishops of
Harrisburg and Soranton wore prevented from
attending through unforeseen eircomstances—
but an appropriato "token of remembrance"
was not withhold. It is not our province, as
fouroalists, to dilate upon the tilipettis given by
tho countenanee of snob a rovorett dignitary
of the Church it4*i the venerable ecclesiastic.
whose namo it is an honor to Mentidn, but we
sire justified in remarking, that t h recogni
tion of t h e object bought was not 1 itifout its
truo import. it was, Indeodi a haply sight to
behold one, on W hose silvery brow tt o' Hooting
.course of tinto has a slg,nitioance, mingling,
without the le ast ostentation, am o ng the as
sembled throng, and by k cheerful aspect and
geniality, exemplifying tho prooept, "to do
good and to communioato fergot not." It was
en occasionlong to bo remombered.• There
was not only the exerilso of patronago (and
our readers are emulous of its import when
correctly carried into preotico) but a kind
word—that which Is tho manifestation of an
honest heart—to every onomenslbly convoying
the idea, *nil - words will never die." Thor°
was an absence of all formality-.41a) pervad
ing thought stunned to emanate, that a good
man was presort, and it inspired a decorum
characteriStie of correct appreciation. ,
Father Film' accompanied his diocesan dm
ing• the vinit l and was tho medium of introdue.
Lion to many of our esteemed citizens. '
Bishop Wood left the hall with the respect of
every ono who witnessed his Christian And
gentle deportment ;* ho rather avoided, much
less sought, oxprossions of thankflness,
'"Vhank you, thank you, you have sal more
than enough,"
" woro words ,of meaning.
True is it thatfled has sent Into !tho world a
inOre postrerfill and more noble soutiment than
oven gratitude. •
This evening will terminate the Fair, and
'Milt . wo aro reminded of the ascription to
Benevolence by a poet of Other days :
"soft rime° it briogi wherever it ar . ri , rvii
It builds our quiet—latont bow) reviver,
boYe,the rough paths of nature smooth and even,
And opens in each breast a little heaven."
[Front the llerka b'ohltylA Jota-nul.)
itopi ORN.—A Very largo deposit of iron ore
has just been discovered on the farina John D.
Stitzel. Esq., in Maidenereek township Berks
county. It is first-rata hematite, and is found .
within a few feet of the surface, and extends
over a range of at load(, thirty acres. Tim do•
posit Is said to ho equal in richness and abund
ance to the Moselm ore banks. Mr. Stitzs
purchased this farm last year, of Mrs. 111 1,
for $12,000,--and would not now take dim le
that amount for it. From present Wield'. um
the deposit of ore on elm farm is alone W(,
more than double what was paid , for it.
noW l pnines aro at prosont worked 1)
Mos rs. Kauffman, with the most gratiA
results,
ItE s tlllNG rAtiSIMIMIL RAILWAY.— - e learn
froffi the bestlitthority —one of the officers of
the Company:4-'"Piat tho Reading Passenger
Railway will be built early in the coining
Spring. It NO not bo known until their
mooting on Monday next, which of the linos:
are to be first put into operation.by, the Com
pany, but It la belioved that Penn steeet will
havciittho first track. Tho moot hug on Monday
next Is called for the election of officers ! _ and
for-the transaction of business relative tb the
early building of the railway.
AmitsowmummENTs. —1). B. Albright,
Superintendent of the Orphans' Homo at
Womolmdorf, acknowledges the receipt, last
week, of goods and tummy to the amount Of
*l2B 17, for the bonelllof tho Institution. W.
.1). Gross, Treasurer off' the Orphans' Homo,
acknowledges the receipt of *255 611 for the
same 0 1 0,30 t. -
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T/ 1 0 41 REFORMIal" 1611014'r IN RNA nINO.
—A. correspondent, writing to oho last number
of Alio Reformed Ohurch Alcssengrr, Hays :
"Sunday-schools are looking up in the Ea
forum' intorosts at Reading. They must have
about fifteen hundred children in the Reform
(ld Sunday-schools of that city. lk ;looks
healthy for the future prospects of the Re
formed Church when we moo such ,growing
signs of strength among our people. "Mach
plan for alto Burks !"
,The Inuno.oorrasPonaont says
"If Our Sunday-schools would nil join in aid
of the klynoilts plan for publishing hooks, there
would soon be socured the Means , needed to
get up Sunday-school publications. Lot not
The schools it our large places ho put to shame
by those iu the woakor points and missionary
churohom. , Rooks of the - tight kind are as
MAIO needed as chapels and Sunday-schoolo
tholitsolves."
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' Arts with pleasure that We unties) the Urrival
Of 'Prof. 'llityfubh•l hi our goodly yltv. The Pro
fessor AA stopping at the Ku3's t ondAlouso, where
he Will remain fortit short time lit order to sat's
,ty ,Of many, persons who regelved
treatment at Ills liontla, some few lumina' ago--
our readers will remember the Professor—as the
Dorman itml 'English lecturer of the Magic Most
dotitan'oll'Company. Doubts' having arisen in
thearands of Soul° persons iateaartl to the quid-
Ity of the, oil now Hold by our Druggists. The
prof. takes flits. opportunity •of itorreeting such
error. We earnestly urge •the afflicted• to take
sAiNantage• of Prof. Raymond's short stay and
calf on him, as thy ailvleo is (NO of oharge.
6 UIISORIBH fin. tho Faolat.
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Money Market.
Ix Philadelphia, the money Market Is daily
gaining strength, Mad the *aka are pyyming a
more accomModating spirit. "the deicitind for
money In still quite active, whielh accounts for
the high rates demanded, anCritioh the
,casy
turn in Ulm market does not otherwise Justify :
but as currency continues to pour in from the
West for employment, Otero must, by the mid
dle of next month at the furthest, ba a consider
alio reduction in tho present rates. The supply
of trreney has been greatly increased by the
did ttrscments in payment of dividends and In
teresits on the part of the Government Treasury
and (Incorporated instituttong, and as staht as
these fonds shall have found their iv ay into the
proper channels of trade. it will ritricoMpara
live easo to the market, and aid materially in
the tee - It-al of trade. Call loans may ho qttoted
at 6(0 per cent. on Governments. There wore
twine transactions on the streets for ilret•class
mercantile paper at Prices ranging from Sgdo
per cent.
There is no perceptible change in the condi
tion of trade, though the Improved tone In fittatt•
chit circles, by restoring public confidence, is a
hopeful sign of g speedy revival. The rooent
failure of a sugar refiner, which wo noticed on,
Thursday, produced some excitement in 11w Ito()
efreles but the consequences are, happily, not of
such a nature as to cause much Inconvenience or
etabarrasstuent.
,
film business at 'the Stock Board yesterday
tnorning wus ,etnall and generally at steady
tirlecs. Government loins were firmer. :ital.°
loans wore unchanged. (My loans, nosy issue s
closed at lue@ioo l /,'s. Lehigh Gold loans are dull
at titU.
In liiillroad shares there was midi firmness.
Reading Railroad closed at 41%, said I'uufQylva•
nla Railroad at 5t.74 I Calor, Ism Railroad" prefer
red, advanced to 32! A 132%, and I'hiladulplii4 and
Krle Railroad 20.
Bank, Canal and Passenger Railroad shams .
u•o steady.
littshong ar Bro., Bank Ora, No, 18, Northlith atroot/
1 (Lunt() tus follows t • 1 ,
• . EitADINO, Jan. 8, 180.
Onl U. N. o's 1841 • .' . . 110.)4
mil lii ti. s's 1862 • - ' - - • 112 1 .4
Now XT. 5-20'o, 180, July awl Jan. • -107 p
Novi IL 8:5•2 0 's 1065, Alayitittl Nov . ' % • 109 4
Now 1/ , S. 1865, new . . - .. _ loge ,
Now U. S. 5-26 , 0 1867, July and Jan. - • - . 1( s%
Now U. S. 5-24's, DCA - - NAN
Ton Forty Bonito,' - - -, . 106 1 4
Gold In Now York up to 12 0 9 6100 k,
~. - 1a514
Gold in Reading at Buoliong & Bros., -_ 1341 i
forum the N. Y. Mercantile Journal.
Dry (floods /Market.
TRH market for Staple Cotton Goods has as
sumed a more active appearance since our last
r'eview, and although there are but few ohanges
ilt our Price I.lst holders are very firm in their
hews ht consequence of the rapid advance and
still upward tendency of the raw maternal. ' This
advance has been foreseen by many shrewd
speculators, owing to large contracts for fututie
delivery—mainly on tlie bastS of 23(tAcr-that
Nruro falling due the present mouthp and which{
are now being filled at, the bust possible price.
the apparent scarcity of the' Staple hai had alse
etfeet of onbancing quotations, and from
itese'leunititted eanses, it is argued that prices
may reach Bth cents for Middlings before the
close of the month, With this impro-stop gun
crnlly prevailing amo n g tho trade, we have na.
in a more cheerful and sanguine feeling to
report eonnect ion with the Spring truth), and
Jobbers have bought with much more freedom
than would otherwise have probably been the
ease. The transactions have thus bona large for
this early stage of the season, as agents wore
mono aceonimadatiag in their terms than might
haVe been exported, under the circumstances,
but quotations aro atutost houainal in first hands,
wit it an appearance Of a further advance of et.
On many popular !nukes of Brown Shirtings and
Sheet tags.
The recent stringently lit the money market
seems to be abating, but comp' Intl , are'still rife
as to the dithoulty of,Making
,colleetlops'in the
West, and this latter fact has, perhaps, prevent
ed a still further advance in prices, na there arc
many firms who' would have bought freely dur
ing the week; but who preferred to wait until
they were strengthened In a financial point of
view, and tukti their chances of the markot at a
later stage of the season when the nettle) dis
tribution would be more Immediate. There is
still another reason !why we do not
,belleve It
probable that a much .higher range of values
will be established and that, Is the large amount
of speculative purchases that Wei% recently
made, and which will act LW an incubus lii the
market, until they pass into the reKular chan
nels' of buslnsioi bat it woUld be impru
dent, to offer any decided 'opinion ot.the future
of prices, in face 'of. the unsettled mine of the
ctittoWthtite.
i Urnlit Market.
is Phi latlelphia, tho dothatal for Wheat is con.'
tined to tho wants of the local s trilllot,;, who por.
ohaso principally of prltuo lots.
Cord Market.
Tim ()oat matket reaming wlthont. evitorlal
ehange,.the local demand ottll being good at,re,
lanneratlve pricer;
, - lINADpfal P 4110104.
Egg and BrUtion COAL - ' ... •' $7 00lbw Mg,
HW% Y. - 4 4 .• 775 r "
Nut, - - A- • (; 1 •A• 14
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, " . 4 28 ets. VI bu
Heading. Housekeepers' Market,.
Tux Mild weather brought 4 largo number of
farmers to market yesterday afternoon and this
morning. There seemed to ho nil abundance of
everything. Butter and eggs have declined,
butter sold this morning at 40@t5 minim per pound
and eggs 15 cents. The prices In vegetable:4 aro
the some as last reported.
Burr nn-Freek dtatT, yi 116 . i 45
46 1.1111114 4O
Cif exec-Cheese 11 lb., r i, 0 ) @ 2 2
LARD--Lard IP IN, . ' 124
ISOOs-Eggs Wildcat'', . .35 ,
Ay P LISB-.lpples irl peck, 21 6 •@30
61 ~ Driod ill quart,l2
l'eAcute4-.- .I lb., •k - 20
111r.er , --thiefetenk, round VI b., ~ 10 0
.1 - 41 sirloin, " 20
ti l6 rump, 6l ' '2l)
II Beef roast, It 11l I
" Meer dried, 64 20
" ' Veal Cutlets, ' 64 'LI
I' " chops, is . . 10
" 1. Mutton, .glOO2O
61 t/ Pork, 16 ."
t Kw
41 " 60,66nk, . 1,4
of 20
" Sauengo fresh, 46 / '''2/02.1
61 " 81110100 d. 46 25
HAUS- WILMS, 66 of
66 SI le(111, • 4
" 3 , 1
snotriansSn- • 16
SI Il KS--. $6 X/1
Potn.Trif -Chickens live, 66 , , PI ..
11 -, I,‘ ilreme(l. 66 I,
li • Turkic» live, 11 "..
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6 111
" 41 re Sio l o , ' " 18
In Chickens lino p pr " ....... ....,.. 1 411100 '
Potatoes 11 bushel § - 1.....6; ........ ...,......75a100
_ Reading' ilnyVilarket.
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'I'KN 101141 s of, liuy wore broil - 1;1a to the city ON
inernitik, It 'WM SOill attittteilt per ton.
Leather Market
llaUtooit , Sobs in• tho New York market has
been etendy ihrotigliOnt the Week, tiro Piincipal
demand being!ft l oM manufaCtiirerii.'• Prices arc
unaltered, but owing to the light stooks and
moderato receipts from the tanneries, holder*
are extremely firm, and refrain from puffing
their stocks' on- the anoirkei, expecting higher
prices to rule in the course of the ensiling month.
Light lenther;rpartietilerly, is Karoo. • ,1
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14miday,-
Tuesday ' ,
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Sat tirany,
TO-NICRT. SWI rti' Fair will dose.
The diatriblitiou of prizes Will i t iakti place.
Tiu: property of Charles B. Illillor, now oc
cupied by Jas. Davenger,Noa. I and 17 'North
Fifth Woes, will be sold at public Mtn
liitb inst.. ',Se? ad‘ortisemoot.,
•
4
FATAL ACCIDENT. -:-A man inimed .la!ttes
MOW, witSrun °rot and Mika!, by tho Cara
issit Railroad Caisoit Titintur a, nu' Thursday.
ilo attain pled to cross tho track in frolit of tho
train, ami was struck by UM ongino, with Iho
above result.
Acrtnt;N Saturday evening last; floury
(libble, saddler, of 'Wilhelm, while in the
aetof putting oil in a lamp, it cau,ght tire, and
.had hts,arm putting
in a shocking manner.
Ho 100111 suffering severe pain' from the ef
fects of the burn.
• .
Ov
the Ali ult.; Goo. 11. Sessinger, employ
es freight agent, at Palo Alto for the Philadel
phia and Heading Railread Company', ! was
held by I.itittiro Frailoy of Pottsville in thelstun
of $l7OO to answer the charge of embezzlement.
Tee CoMpany is the prosecutor..
=•- - -
YESTI4IIIIAY Was pleasant enough for the in-,
auguratlen of April.. The Worst Omit find
Winter daya 14 that they are invariably lent,
and King Frost always exacts principal and
interest by giving us winter weather When the
almanac declares it to be spring, ,
-- • - -
OFFICER 9 Et.t:CTi).-LAt a meeting of the
Windsor 'Assocl i ation for tho Detection of
(torso Thieves, the following ()dicers wore
oleeted: • ;
Presideht-,-clereott lleishor; , %leo President
._Hamuel H. Unger; Secretary--M. A; tioliors;
Treasurer —Josoplt Bower ; Collector—Noah
,!'
TUN Anthracite Furnaco of Win, 11. Cly-;
mer 4.V. Co., at the Temple. this coonty,. built
last year by Mr. Mel loso, Nom) of tho licit and
most compact works of the kind to ho found
in this State. It conntenced blowing in the
latter part of Soptember, 18138, and works_ No.
1. It can run its ore and coal whieh come by
railroad right into the stork house, and the
limo % steno- towns' also drive into the stock
lions() aside of; the railroad art dump their
A
loads Amyl' through the holes s tmo as the coal
and ore. It is splendidly locatod, being live
miles front flooding Ohl twenty-ono from 1 1
letdown. ! I 11
1 it
Our Hamburg Leller:
t
i„ 4 2 1 'V PH l lltlMpt illtit;lls69.
l!ialiOn 'AMY E fah iiiii- 1, 4110 02111 V Of 4808 is
passed, and ull,its joys Avid serrows, never to
return rigairk'Werwoicome the now year with
brightantipipations of the happiness it may
have in atom for us, overlooking for the pre.
sold what sorrow it may have, and start out
with a determination to play eer . part in the
world's drama, leaving the consequences with
111th who rules above. We shall endeavor to
live by the (olden Rule, "Do unto others as.
you ,wbuld that they should do unto you,"and
when the death knoll of 'O9 shall 'have been
tolled, and a happy now year of IWO k root us
witlrmerrypeaiing of bells, we trim that
knowledge and wisdom may not only have
boon sought, but also found.
On Monday evening test, the Teachers' In.
stitute of this borough met, when interesting
and Justructlr) reports 011 sovertil tellOcts
were read. ' he examination of the pupils of
our publie schools takes place ;diving nest
week, beginning on Monday.
The Mite Society, Connected witti tho con
gregation of the Emanuel Chiireli, rotkliz t id
over t 4,800 at the fair, which way being hold
(hiring last Week.; . „ '
The 'silver. tea sorvico, which was to bo
awarded to the person receiving the highest
nuinhor of votes, has not been awardethowing
to a misundorstanding on the part of the vo 7
tors.
The Union' Firo Co. No.' 'I, has been thor
oughly reorganizer) omi t is now ready foretc
tive service. :1 S. fl . . J.
.
Letter fripn 1 .ebannn- ,. isvielion of she
Safe Robbers.
A. '
.
1 . . 1 . 4 101 A Isi ON , PA., Jan. fith, 186 u.
Enrrolt•Emital-DEall Sfit:- , LIAko Biotic.
mins of our citirens, 1 have, this week; been
watching ad interesting profdecution. Doubt
less many of your readers know, and many
Moro Item hoard of throo
~!' tice) young : men"
reprosonting their names as Nat. Miller, J. 11.
Beatty,-and charlos : Horrls; who; without,
any visible employment, woro putting tip at 8
•
lirskeitiss,holel ip, 'Wading, during the winter'
and Spring of 18t14; When Otto, to tho Aston
islotiont, of nearly„ every cue, _ it, tiiroed out
that each had sailed under • au• alias, that they
Were a gang of thioves, , robbors andburglars,
and thettlioy had boon , d!tlying: their evoca
tion" effectually in•Borks:" i
The Many robberies end W144 . 1(1,1(18 in ; Berko
county last winter, and covered' falso andltni•
suatalnod charges fter Ithent !against innocent
persons, will still bo remembored. doyens
doubt the glint lies pt tho, thio, ,of time "dig
nit a l tibtl ' Wb(i' we're the ellsdkeWlY:Who rob
bed the minor ? might with propriety be ask•
od: IR our, ocorty, their, or] mos wore brought
homo'to them. On tbe night of the I.Oth of
- April, the station house of the Phils4elpfila
and Headline RI H. Co . :, hi'Alatiiille, Lebanon
count ,was broken into,their safe blown open,
'l4 id nd. ICU Oxtrect9d. On, tho,. night of
i x
t te2. 41E1410 saute ,deopthi ; theilionMo of An
i rea , Kreider, of Ow saute Wile' town, was on
tore I, i his safe rolled outside anti
'blown open, and $13200 In Oovornittent Itotitlei
mid about s2oo l in "Otoonbax" 'stolen ' there
from,-tho loss of wine:llllam brought rivers of
tears from the eyes, and over sinco disturbed'
tho lie* and haunted the slumbers Of poor
Atr. Krioder. Tilos° burglaries wore trend to
these three neon, but do positive proof ulei bed
had•witil they had fled the country, , .whon, of
con ran, they chmp(' their names, and, for p
time; eVeMiOd thd: aW." Aboht the first of .11el•
00011)0, they wore ermined, Iti',Allaklolpiiia,
Minor, atios'lllacit;and llcatty; (dials 'Banal
fresh from a raid on a , safe at' Letvisintrg,
'Union colt idly, and on Hoene it ,NOn'tf fitore,at
Milton, NortliuMberlainVotinty: i Tho ovi;
dinico WllB not' faillioiontty„stretig..itodigh to
hold Retrris, but Miller and Beatty were sent
` hold
the , "emetic" to await a trial. But our
Prison 'walls and bolts - were not tiigh and
strong enough, ; and the koya , too sinrdo (to
our shame) to hold Miller. On ilio„det Mpg
of January first, ho bid et polite and elle ,tinft
k
ate adieu to Shedd' :hint{.. He, .is ~till;.-a t
largo, a reward of $lO9. being offerod list'h6
arrest. Just hero I 'Wilt 'makeinfe:stiggestiop ;
that the very able ',Counsel for: , the Comity
Commismionors urge upon them the propriety
of ' inereasitig this -I reward' to 14r)00, for
the , rn-arrivet •of this, waved' villian.
To ask 'Whether the tO-payers would "stand
it" is afinost protieetorotes. The whole com
munity 'arb !ifittirested s .an was convinced by
their attendance en maw to hear Cho, trial of
'lmlay, and would sits' "Anted" to the proper
1 si 0 o
n , end if, perchanee, one, should: not
,any
!aiben"-to It;Stiggestlett might bo mad°, that
%tutor pay
as
041°1es...dime' visit.
': 'Beat ,theft
ty- 1 0dd tiled at-lebbation, this weck,A)t.,
his folly amterline, Money was spent, in pro-.
fusion; Accomplices, clung from Philadelplifed,
to "smith! tow ow , b'nt only to perjure them.
solves, exhibit their villainy add isehow their
forks." The wbole of Abe days and pventngs
of Wednesday add Thursday"woreltedided"dif
in these two prosegotions; but, all 'tlone,i4ii;
dips ggutUty pv4os reilderied,lind sentence of
ten 'tiedr.i dnd'foldil fnenta idiprisonthent Id'
the•Napterik'Peojteptiary peissed. \ Thum tho'
, editalrt lath toi Joint II : Beatty. Jilletily Nho
way of the 'transgressor is hard." Tlio prim ,
onor was - ably , defended Eby learned , couttApis;
while District Attorney Mark, for tho mninty,
attift.LKilllngei , add/A.IR. Aucliter; Esqii.,, ct of
Lebanon and, W. pt, Qoarhart, Es '
q. of Rea- .
Ing, Attorneys ter the Philadelphia tt needing
Railroad. Company and for Mr. Kreiderind,lecs
'Ablrtittitelfiedllitl.';tfrobiStintlfiti.';lLet Me, yet
say, beware of all nice young men, stronger/8.
to Me coinnyuiditmety.Oftve no visible ,nettle of
'support; -
.I,r• '•: - , nor. ~,
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WAstilitaToNi Janl, th Senate, Mr.
Spencer, of Ala., introduced a bill "to regulate
the price aid encourage the production of cet•
ton."
-
j., The hillier the relief of Sue ?lumby t of Ala• .
bania,invOlving the question of the payment
Of claims of loyal Southerners, was discussed.
p.djotirvidd until Monday.
In the house, Mr. Sch'ench, from the Nays
and . :Means Committe?, reported a bill, which
,was 1)460: extending 'the provision &of the
bill repealing the tax on , maaufacturea
tei,mantifacturers of naval mat*lnery for the
Government, and remitting tax Os not received
before April last.
The Naval Appropriation bill was made the
order for Monday. -
Debate bta Me, 'J enches' Civil Service bill
oreurritlin Committee of the Whole, Mr. Lo•
gait apprising the bill.
The Military Academy till, appropriating
it27:l / 658. wits passed. Mr. Boyer spoke in
Committee, and the House then adjourned un
til Monday.' .• " • - •
I'ELFAGRAPiIId SUEMARY.
BaTeartaY, Jan. 0.
lohn Minor Botts died on Thor a / a y l at
Culpepper Va., aged 67. '
. Getterae lluchanan has 11141i111116C - COM l mand
nt,Neter Qrlesns, by seniority, in pike of Gen.
oral ,Itottatettn, deceased. ,
The'conimittee appointedly the recent Uni
versal 8 '
n(frage and llnirersal Amnesty Con•
fetence in,Virgiuis has arrived Washingtod.
The O ff icial vote for Governor in. ll'ashtngtOn.
Maine is
unp m kncot Chamberlain's majority is 10 1 264,
in n Oat e,of 181,70.
troops were sent from Richmond yesterday,
i tp the , scene of the diettirbance in Princess
Anne teunty,' Va. No flirther violence is re•
ported, however. -1-
Tito Texas Convention has passed an ordi
nance giving the right of - way across that'state
to the International Railroad.
Wit Pain Henry Carswell was hanged yester
day tor the ; murder of a little girl, at Rome,
Now York. Chloroform was administered to
him before : the drop 4as allowed to fell. •
Edwin S„Whitfield Vffifi shot dead, at Mem
phis,. yesterday, ia the Ibonso ofd. A. Dorati,li
tOneiii l or his. - no weat to tho house, it is sup
poliedlo chastise Doran, for an opprobious
surd blished in one of .the papers, and a
crowd outside hearing the firing,' broke in the
iloor, dud found him' dying on the floor, with
'Doran and n woman standing over him.
A despatch from Augusta, Maine, 'says it is
now conceded that Mr. Hamlin will be elected
U. S. Senator on Tuesday week.
ItAnnr.T . oB VinwrAni,u HAIR REBTORATIVR.—
Wu speak from oxporlonoo, having given K prae
ttet►l trial to thli renowned preparation. Na
other hair reAtoreave has ever received or ;iearrect d
milre univererd demand Ilktie BrirreWs...-PitistOurg
Oomnieecial. ijnn b-lw(I
gio'THE IMPORTANCE OF
H EALTH.
None but Owe deprived of Ole blessing knoW
of its loss. The pimpled, blotelnsi and tettored
covered portion looks upon a clear, smooth stria
with jusiousy, und Inwardly desires the Ammo.
Those whose systems are tilled with the virus of
iiuItOFULA, and other etitunentis
wit hove good health. When ibe blood is im
pure, disease insure to follow.
All have) warithnrln tImAO Pimplee,
'notch e s, Tottors, Sores, Boils Coppor•eolorcil
Niches, seslea, Av. Avila lhu 'calamity by
miirytou the srfantri with the
SAMARITAN'S HOOT AND DERR .lITICEs,
SAM A HIT AN'S ROOT AND HERR JUICES,
SA MA ItITAN'S ROOT AND JUICES,
Before Scrofula takes a firm hotel.
flow many loivo tho virus of Syphilis in Om
4vBtoni, and in that condition contemplate inar.
r Inge, knowing little of its bahcfpl 111111101 mo on
the constitution. To such we say ATOP. First
cleanse yourself of those Ituptaritien ;of that
scrotnloits Infection, (which . In many cases In
lintetlitury In the constitutioi.,) before you brim;
misery on yourself and calming. Mee 4425
per bottle.
-0-
NA MA lazily's GIFT!
.111mir CiovrAlt4 ligunny I.lmun
Yew! A •Positive Cure!
Ib' all Diseases Arising front Youtllfut ittelisarelkin;
Contains' no ltlittortd, no 'Balsam, ho "Mercury.
Only ten Pills to bo taken to effect a cure. They
aro entirely vegetablo, !taring no stnoll nor any
plotisant, taste, anti wiii not in any war injure
the stothaeh or bowelnl of the most delicate.
Cures in from two to four days t and rileett MSS
In twenty-four houys Sent by null.
Maio poultagett 42, Female 63, t.
stud Ovilarvey Birch, heading, Pa., and by
Druggiete.
OF-attOND k Co., Proprietors
doo2ol-Iyl 915 lace street, Philadelphia.
, \ 0 PITYSICIANS. •
"\ ~ .
Niew Yoe*, August Bith,lB6l.
,AT
AII ION Or COIifPOUND ow me to call N'otir attenti on EXTßACT D P to V
my ittPA.-
MU.
!hie oonilihnont parts are BUULItI . f.,ciliio i LAUF,
;LTBEItS, JUNIPTIIVIIERIOES.
Moue or PinirithATion.—Blicilia, In vacuo, 30.
Riper Berries, by dintillation, to form a Eno gin.
Oubelis ex; niotelitiy. displacement by liquor- ob.
Mined from .11), dper 'terries containing very
little augur,a small proportion of spirlt, and
more pitiatade than Rily now in use. The actilip
Properties are by this mode extracted.
Bodin, as pnipared by Dr iggista generally, is
ore dark color. It is a plc t that emits its fra
grance; the action of it Ea e estroytt tlds (its
t i t
active principle), leaving a dar kand glutinous
decoction. Mine I. the color of ngredientp. The
i
Buono in my preparation predominate.; the
smallest quantity of the other Ingredients are
ended, tO
,prelletit fenhontatkin ; upon specs
tido it will lio found not to _be a Tinet re, as
~,_.
made In Pliarinacopcea, nor Is it a BYrti and
therefore nen be used In eases where feve or Ind.
Elimination exists. In' this Yon have tire t
*now:
&Igo of the ingredients and the modeof prepare
thin.
!loping that yen will favor It with a trial, and
that, upon inspeetiou it will toilet with your sip
prOblition, ' With a feeling 'Of eMindence, .
I am, very rompectfully,
11. T. lIKLIdIitII.D.
Chemist and Druggist ,of la Years' 14xperi.
. , once in Philadelphia, and noW Malted tit.
his.i Drug and Chemical Warehouse, NI
Broadway, New York.
[Front the iiirgest Manufacturing Olietnista Wit
the Wor1(1.1.
I am acquainted with Mr. IL T. Iffeltnnold ; be
occupied amp, ug Store opposite Iny v residence,
and waS siitioessfilf in conducting the business
where othern• had not been equally so b j efore
. Wail., Vltava Mien favory impressel with bib'
..yiliiinietier.iand enter!». q. ? 1 • f
W LLIAM WEtiIIITMAN.
, Firm of powers h. Weightinan Itanufacitur
' nig Chemists,' Ninth and Bkeirti Streets.
Philadelphia.
Ilimmantri's FLUID EXTRAOT lIIICIIU, for weak.
netts arising frOm Indiscretion. The exhantited
powers of nature which are acomupanied by so
many alarming symptoms, among which will be
found, Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Memo
ry, Wakefulness, Horror of Disease, or Yore.
hoilings of Ev II In fact, Universal Lassitude,
Prostration, and ?nubility to enter into the en.'
Joyments or society. ,
The Countitution, o»co affected With Organic
Weakness, requires the aid. of Motlicilio to
• strengthen and invigorate. the. system, which
lIELMINLIPS EXTRACT BUCtlitT invariably,
does. (Lilo treatment is submitted. to, Coinnittnp.
lion or Itibunftt MIRROR.
11 mi. tinoto's 'Loin EXTRACT 110O111; in affec
tions ;Jet:oiler to Fes, is unequalled by any
otheepretnitintlen, as in tlOrtmbl, or Retention,
Pain folnesS, or Supp ression of Customary Eviie 7
outline,. Uhierated or Soliirrns Btuto of. the Utel.
rims, and all complaints Incident to the sex, i
whether arising from habit* of dissipation, ins-'
prittle non ln, al the decline 'or change of life.
IiRLMUOLLB FLUID'ICXTRAOT BCOI/11 AND IR-
PROVED Hotly. WARN will radically exterminate
from 1 he B,yBtela diseases twilling (rem habits of
,tilasipatioh, at little expense,, Halo or no
'Change in diet,'no inconvonlanco .01 , exposure ;
coln,pletely superingline thoSellinpleasiint ono
Aingeronic rentedlise, (*pairs / Old Mercury, in
'all tireitil diseases, .- i
' thite 1111MMISOLD'ri nom Erreaer'llUClll7 in all,
diseases of the organs, whether In male or fe.:
male, front whatever mike originating,, and no
Matter of how tong standing. It 1s ploßAant, in
taste and odor, "Inuneillate" in action anti more
strlingthelllngthith 'ally Births` Oftiperatiorr Of'
, Bark or lisin.• i. , 1 -1 i, • '. - - i , • • ..,.. .
Those suffering from brekeh-dOwn or delicate
collet ttp tions, propttrig.t.he.relpeiltst opco. (
. 111,0 road . ir nitist I,M aware, that, however ali g ht'
inn byth4 attack of the above diseases, it .Is
'ciirtaintO, Met the ,ixidilY health and mental
pewees,•
. . f t • , ,
Mt Alio' tinoV4...diaeases•ykqelre the aid of a
serene. • i lELMROLD'IIIiIf-TRACI' Bucou ,is
the greatotit Dinretii4 ' " f . •
''
, 1501 filkY; I 1 11 'o4"YrtsCre::.;_irrico-41.25
or , rtic s ut.ro_ bottles ,for t 4 ., Delivered to
any' a I Ciitt. ,-. PRARXibe,OOI) , In all coin trot.
imi.. ..-
.._,; .i . i ..'
Add retitl,l. T.' lIELIIII6I,D, D.* and Cbeinicai
Wf2 . 3 . lii_in 4591 DrOtidWity,,_#, Y... „ '-'
_.., rip E ARICOENVINII,UIitEIiB DONE UP
.%
1 .
teilttitravelk wrapper, 2 with ; fac-elmile of
uut C euutiarplAottoe t aW oipw_4 i , . , 0 ~
- 1 I .OfA a - litt ' itin • 4 11' 4 • tIZIAMBOLI);
ache * sOriehei RlieutauktiinnOkolds, Barns,
Frost pea, and alt „
To s114•10t0 Muslin outfitting lahohld fonslitsto the
*detest situ of Os tflsllololooPltsf. Vial the nth of
science In our own day has Weedy 11ChitirtA tr . ! prom ins
the Inhalation of chloroforrn r e tother t allay the !mins
ronatonent mot diMcult Ind silpperst
SAYR n ti s . .
PAIN
will stromplish by sin4le out s anl
Its effect Is perfectly nisiktcAl. atulit* propAttri
entirely harmless se to ho as applieettio to theehlld o f 1. %
der age as to the adult. Thmison , h, of snocsssfnl eAtra toe,
sit r Ibis thhp Is DO Action, Dui f,:t,-11 , .:p1ti‘1.19 eont to% erg..
and a lllngliapplicatlon pt the c\ eourinhi the n
Ikestical ant fonts tatty ottracutert
WE Olikustirint • Tilt , ViOltiD
To Produce its- - Equot
Nofamily Thal once becuniesnivia if I
withvir4olo tvii! Gc lviil.lo4il•
4riti . ‘ll(l , Bold by .1
• ' mliittLap arco4,
Bole Proprietors, Radii% Pak
H ThIA fa. A • Rainey. says, lit qto Ora of Dad.
lei & Maga , ono of taxied *41164010 Ursa
establistanenta in Ohl wintry
tee. tV Ilaaity.t.st Se., t/S VOIL
• Jantlary n m.
Misattia & Co., nehdlaly, Pa. 4l -~ Airs :
It affords too plsuuro i to spot of Os whit/seal
ffsets of your "Pain 1., ors, pay own caw I.
June last, A was attacked with Neuralgia la my
abdomen owl eldo i Aftar euhriniviniemots fit
nearly two weslre,.t 'was indttesa to try your rem,.
dy. and alteras, tipigicuttlea to !Li attar
Was Telloved lan for rooonds. rud en waa
the relief that 'I, tOUld y owl
Helloes. Frdm knowledis of the pliparatioa. I
firmly believe that it will atoto.i Wan soirb
emery cause and almost instantly.
Reepoottlilly, you
J. A. n, DvDLry
Of Ate /Inn of Dudley & StiffOrdi; Whets/ae bras
Mete. • " ;ea. 2s-t4.
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.1. RIB ' _
PEAR L SOAP ,
,
TPA' (lINAPES7 I 'A NO hgir AhricLE: j)R
*hi PIIIIPOSEB tor . SOAP , I4. USA
I'OR, WASIII.N9 CLO7IIO,ExCAP TM
THE OKNAT , A 1410,100 SOAP COMPANY
take pleasure in informing The people of Read ie,
and vicinity, (but mere particularly 'all good
Housekeepers) that they aro manufatturing awl
introducing a. Boap superior to all others for the
followlug purposes: , ,
FL BT— For Oleaniog laint, .Wood-wogk. Mar.
bl •
BE B—ler Ulganitig (and Polishing at the
sante t mot Metals of all descriptions. •
Housekeepers can at mule euo tut stoat Oven
(ago of th s, as it is 6ntiroly iinnee'essary td keep as
heretofore, Polishing Powders, Brick Duet, Baed,
Asitcs,_Sic., 10--
.
TIJIRP---rot' a Palm dr Bath Bhp, especially
where there are any ImPurjtibt orstrune von the
hands' such as Paint, grease or atq kind, ranter,'
Ink, leie. Ste.
FOURtif and last—Par the thousand 'and en,
other purposes for nhich soap is in, constant use,
and 'which it is impossible to enumerate ',Wits
time
1 / 1 1{ISCTIONH YOK IISINti HARRIS' PIIARL SOAP
floc each and ev,nry purpuna'aboye inentloned. Ti
he used in the name manner an anyothe tlonin with
thin eaceDttop, that it WAY: rOQUIIOII ONl}•TiiiRD
thu tl3
aotllit of our Soar , to :tromp) eh the ram re
sUitA as othern, and ONE-TIMM of the TIME
and LABOIt raved,
WA A' TED, every Person in Rending to try
HARRIS' PEARL SOAP.
• BRWAttii or ALL IMITATIONBI
Mitnitfothired earttitsirtfi, by' theldreat 'Aomori,
Soap Ch., 1:1 Arch Strtd, PAlit'sAitsaie.
If Alt 111 8 & U 0 . , Proprlotori.
,) l:MLIIOLNIli it MAOKIIIIOI, corner of Fifth
and iir hunston litreots, polo Axklitil for Readies.
A 0 FATS WA NTIID IN.HVIIRY 011 Y & COUN
• TY IN TUN UNITED STA SAL
The Soap is now offororto the Publia4l;the fql
lowing Stores :
Stauffer Jr. Bhenfolder, Yocum & IlAusum.
th.toiteiger, ~ ,' i . - ',oftk i llfr(i rro a l ,
J O. Baylor, " . .I • stet.
lister & 'love, ' • tr' - • F. .Yi **ni t
IL Kelvin • Hdpcors link/50w.
J. Dundoro, " '(3. I elle tinier,
A. 8w ,arts, . P • 8 at ei'
J. 0. Thomas P, P_,•Uret a N..
F. Keller . A lirO., M. Kefflr Bea ,
J. 11. illidebeitA ' -. . .IL Be7er.
itett, , . ", , ' ~1 • ir% ..
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Beyer, Ott Boblet - ,
0et.17-1y
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11, , ,,,,DrA J411( 1 ,41(?, V,
nt •
N 0.114 l'in'street' L `bt. Ow entittlle,
tween Sixth anti Illeiventh streets,
Boipoptfully theritioepeof hiding and A
, eln
in. All-
oo ty, that. oty
pr
efW eery beet In
gralr cs, eteraire od. Olitity.
test' patterns ••nil, Ca r er* , Mt bride. almilletall at
New York prim!,
We invite the public to exktnine oar goods before
pgrehaoteg olsoorbere. midpave 25 pey }eat .. Buy out
m
of O olio bond' apd ea 4craapay.
• • . mAßsLllfik CO.
L.• .
THE READING INV' INSURANCE
AND _
TIKIBI . 'OOMPIINY OF .BEmits floluNTV.
Organized, Jury, 1807. ~ , ,-,,l ktriMit 4 lloo,o*lP.
Office, Reading Inouronco Buitd(tig, No. It
North .liYfth area, hroothlNuac•,Corner of
•
ani . riSh)ea.
°mon nouns piton pA. M to 84 H.
_ IMMITORM
J. PRIN(11,11 JONUN, JiMee 1110KNIONT,
AIWA, Z. VAV 11 I RaD , J Ao_9n re,
J. T. JAcif pox, • • • 1), N. STOUT,
JONAS' atiALTalt, ; ; JT. VAldereriss,
("sotto* flunkey.. ~ .
MIIIB COMPANY " INSURES i
-A- kinds of property against loss or damage by
Oro tit rated pa low no any,other rellehle Company
and upoij every, plan ,linowli t to Oteek Insurance
COMpardes. •‘;
Perpetual 'Policies issued reqUirlnf Abletlevet
and upon which the amount of picin um paid can
be reclaimed at any thus, less a deduction of five
per cent,' The , advantegeeof Ibli method are
worthy of the attention itgraerk *n4 others
having tirst•clitsis dwelling !Melte', .batms and
other buildings, In town or country, as being the
cheapest and safest.
Polieles for one, two, three, five or moreyears,
or for less than one .y ear, issued and no charge
made for Policy and survey when, renewed or
when Insurances are thin sferted IYOM tother con
panics. •
The WOE me of Reading and vicinity, hitherto
dependent mainly upon foreign companies, have
now the pr virago of .tlfettirig their. insurances
in a home ilistitutiol4: gotganized, with an
adequate paid in and guaranteed. Capital, pre
senting as strong a bass of security am!timt of
any Other company. The advantage of doing
business directlywith the Company and the tin
pOrtanee of 'keeping some por4lon` of the large
sums paid (dr insiirandeft, hrelFeAstittAp,t home,
will be appreciated by all. -
J. PRINGLE JONES, President.
_ k _ Alin& mcifai i itikk4ysi N president.
angß.E. NA,.'l4oCretary alid Treasurer.
11.1miss--tyrtawl , : r,
VSTATE OP. JOH* BECHTEL,
Jlat of liol+loll 9r towlishW *irks comitY,
deceased..
f Aatefg of Adinloistration to the es
tate of the above Tiarried:thicodetd, have been
granted to the subscriber. AU persons indebted
to said estate are rortuented to make Immediate
prtyrriOnt, end those volitio. , will present
thorn, properly atitliontipated; for pet tlemen
; ISAAC 13hUl1THL, Aiimlnistrator.
ian 1-4 t 1 itobesmile P. 0., forks Co., Pa.
'Eg`f4T- t OF, 04.11,VEL
i tAtit ai LATE
of Muhlenberg toWnighln;" HO' nty,
eeaSed. Letters testamentary to the estate of
the above natned - deqedent have beqn granted to
the tindereighedi residing in tiatd,t6wiaslilp. All
persons indebted Inlaid estf s tAare,reggested to
Won't,, make immediate DayMe, and tllosOk having
claims will present them,,_ prp NJJB orly authentica•
t tedyfor tiettlement. , A,O_DAUM,
• • ' I , •DA lAUId, Jr.-,
dee.l94t7 • • `., ;• • •,Illlceeutors.
NOTICE IS 111E'REBY 01 V EN,
AllfitA t ha aCeon t,of jue,w I tyelAae fte r, Corn t
tee of lsrael K a; ;
_ bi;en filed to
the ProthonOtary , CoMdd• cite/ ocrUnty t and
that the same will be confirmed, on Monday, the
Stludtyy of robrultry ntust.,,,mileA3 Callse be linown
•Id thfi co r •nr t' W.Bi 1.4_4018 EWER,
Jan 0740 rrothonotary.