. . • • '
1 — .,.., , . • , .
_ , . • -•...
, .. , ..
.
.
ei ,,, v3el , t: .....iti..,; - ?,, , 1 ' -A . .) , ~ y--,•'i 't , • . , ) . )
t ,,_
A .... • , , J. ::,ti 1 !.. r , ' .o . i.i •:. r.... 4 ' kV.. .'h
• . ;'. .A 1 -, .
.., 1 ‘ , ..i. ...
.i I I.• ; ‘.. • ,
~.... -..e.,4 rt,*,"....1 , ,u .1 , • <= , • . I .
- -
- . -.
• _. ~.-:‘',.:,.. ... 1 -. .).... T. ;. .-‘. l . ,' ,. , 50 . : ..',' .A iI.“ N :,-..::a ';',,, 'mow♦
. r, 4Nt '.. - 'lllil . .1 .
' 4 . - i .'' ..) t • "., :
,• ; '' '•~ .5
'; .'t
4 ' l ' '' .I:) d;ft' ' -, '" -.1 ',..., 1
, . A,),,
..„
f . l e tab st 111 0 ,
I di g •i , ` • ',' I . : , ; ;2:1 '', -.;;;* ;',l $ ~'. •4;:: ' . •=';s fc ;$i ( 4 ;4.404,4• , ==.p . "_' ....1 •
IMPRITIft, 't -...,,, ...., .., ~,,,: ,•:4- ,
$ 9 . -, •
,',!! ,
,-. 1,. „ ..
r . " .
. , • i ,'IA :' -,..; .444 ' ' k •
.‘ . .s. . - ...........i ' " ''. -,‘• 1 , • T• ..:!,; ;,-' . .
\. 1
-.4
. . ... , ~. ~:f ;‘ d '-.„ :. '' •'''','-',---.. , ' ~. , .',.• - ... - 4 :•'7"' ' ' f•Jt. " , = .. -
'•„ . , • -. . ~ , . /,.,, '„ , ,: 1 ..:
- '.
i .
_-'-''' ',,:'-'' 1 . - -'A
_-2_' •: ~...4 ~4 , '',,.- ' . ,,t. - ,—.•....:•-• .- s v "- . 1.`:',.,s- ,:;A-4....-. ,',‘• '..
' T''-•'''''' '' '
• 1
. . .
E
1.--NO. 309.
REA DENG DAILY EAGLE )
PUOLINIIRD IsTEM' AFTIORNUON,
(stinmys EXOMPTACD) •
'AT NO, d 47 PENN . sTREtt, • •
BY iUTTER & cu .
TERiiB,4clivorod by tile 'Corriere, Tow Vents
per week, payable at the -cad of °Tory week.
Three &nee per staple copy. To NMI subsCri.
bare, $4.50 per year ;ELM for apt months; Of,
"43 Pr throe months—payable strioily in ad•
ranee. , •
De MOTH _KUHN,
D RE.SIDgNOB, NO. 244
244
0 50F itl
r n
tlI tr e 1n g,
• JOHN W. 010KEL, • •
ATTOR,I6I7 AT LAW, OFFICE,.
Loeser Building, (Idt floOri Wird Nq. ISO Con ,
tro dtrout. air CAA 141 cousuicoa tn•
clic) liorinan hinguilgo. war 4
WM. B. OcHOENEH,
A LIAERBIAN. AN ATTORNEY•AT .
LI, W'.--011ino, No, 511 Court strooto Bonding.
Can b 0 COMPltteli in UUraltin and lingligh. a3t,314
GEORGIE F. BAER,
A TTO RN ES Y . 'AT L AW.--OFFICE,
A
No. 5W Court fitroet i (up stairs) Reading, Pa.
April $4, Itie*.lydavr • • , . .
• - 1 —
WENpy M. , KEIM, / , ' ,
A TTORN EY AT LAW, OFFICE, NO.
XI.
;18 Fe b 29 North itt dee% Reading. . .
M
•
- -
WESLEY H. GEARHART. „
A ITORNEY AT LAW, OFFIOE, NO.
63:1 (Malt e *Ms Iteaollog, ra.
May Oriyahw,.
WASHINGTON RIGHARGs,
ALDEittiAN.--Or,FlOp, '!'ICE,
NOM Stith titreet, opposite the root (Moe.
Sorlreolnit.suCi COnveyttoolocprotrotty ato•
tended to. • (Feu Si lmw-srd
JESSE O. HAWLEY, • •
ATTORNEY AT LAW, HAS REMOV
ed hie otliee.to . No. 40 (seeoud floor) North
sixth street, nearly opposite the Court House,
leading, Pm • (Feb 9-tt ,
LOUIE , RIOHARDS;
ATTOUNEY AT LAW, orricz, NO.
530 (Spurt street, over office of John 8. Atiolty
ads, Itto. 18.014. 2 r4Y
H.
ATTORNEY AT. LAW, HAS 11E
moved his wilco to No. 046 Court street, next
door to the Yost 0030. • • (April t, 1350-tr
, 'W. M. RICIHTMYER,
ATTOIMEY AT LAW, HASREM.OV
od tag °Otto to 630 Court otroOtiok (e*, goon
In tow dlxtb, Reading, P. • • (rob I, 1847-tf
. _
ntt.,4oits TEI.3IIHN, FORMERLY
.11- 0 v Out.ii.filorf, towlors hta profoostonal tor•
vim to thu olLlZeul of Howling. °Moo No. 'An
North Sixth !Wool. Una bo oonoultwl at his oMoo,
or ut KeyutOnb nous°. 'duo 24-43Intl6nst
• H. M. NAGLE,
pa VSICI A.
S, Passion Surgeon.)
SW P 940 street , .
0 lin itits.s.li to So. si ato9 P. In•
13A4.10 ,
Of ,
r •
DRY GOODS,
gong, OOLLADitY &. CO.,
818 imid 820 Ohestn.ut
pM,LATIELPLIIA.
titles to Commence November 2d.
Ootnprtatng
BILK%
DRESS GOODS,
BIiAWLS
OLO4KINCA OLOT48;, ,
• LAMEB & HhIOIIOIDHRINEI
MARKS & WRITiII GOODS, &0..
•
HOSIERY & GLOVES, &C..
MOURNING GOODS,
iso,,
Owing to the wile reputation of their 1101100 It
Is needless to diStoll the otturdotor of their etOOk
Co. would mire) , state that their
IifPORTAtIONS
PRESEINT 'SEASON;
ivaloa
MUST BL SOLD
Preparatary td tetuoVal to ttieir
New Marble
Ohestriut Broad,
Have never boon tiurinteseti in Philadelphia
containing an -
ENDLESS VARIETY
Of torturo io Matti& prioe4 goOile t atireil as tho
• '
OHOIOEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
II.: 0.4 Co. would advise all deslrolis of obtain•
leg . .
c .. ,
gREAT BARGAINS 1
DRY G 0914
To lose no time before inepooting their stook
tooling snored tibia pto
UNPARALLELED' PRICES;
. ,
At 'blob the Outlet etoeie .
diepoeed o
Least insure
oetBl-3m114w1 ,
BOCKHUERLIB COLUSIBIA HALL,
WINE: A.I4D te . thin hitER FSALOONt
„
Pdati 8044 fielhooqi• Hirth de!i4
. ,
All kt o f 101 •Viine 00049.
wit at tha inarosatViiiaika,-; 3 int*? 10*.
6 - M — T - riOli i l tartZWlntrintr_ 2
ANltitroVirw 11.1101Vailpact a yarlety
q 4 91w we, tOspgla ahem], sv_ t •
WAIT •11114111(01111,_
01 ' t
_lls Pena draw
PHILADELPHIA AND
10 READIN,,RAILROAD.
101 ABIGINUE ENT
11 , PA6B NOMA iltAlto
ilisitoim.D"visktsalfft 1868.
FIVE TRAMS •14iW14 •TO PHILADELPIII ii,
pluming Renato g, lit liph 10.33 sad .11.15 4.1. t., and
4.9 and tr,:ii P. IL • •
_ 2 •
, • i
UP TO YOTTSVILLIIcAt i4.1:4A. ii., 04 o.soand
o_,oo P. k.,
_,_f , •
TRAINS WES T TO,LEOANONS II ARUISEIIIIO..
Western Kapteas fronl , New•YorE, s, lAA A. N I
and 1.50 P. Mr inidittin P. Ili • ' • •
. Har_ristiFooorriktiodition Train tit 1.15 A. M.
and Mail MI tit 10.45 4.: St.,And SAO Pal. . • ,
On Bun y, th ilwyn trains poi: ;goading at
9:40 A. M. and 4. 35 'Pi M. and Upttelns at 10.50
A. M., line /1.57 P. M... • ' :- • . •
The 4.0 P. if. down:. and 10.1 M A. IL tell*
11 4
run only botween Philadelphia and
' Up trains leave Philadelphia fO i r . /pi..
debars , add Pettavlilearl.Bonild 5 , ' ' SAD
noon, and 8.80 P. M_ ~ And at CO P. 31.141t141b11
only. The,0.13 A. m., train conhootfi 'lt trains
•for CatuaVilllawarolsllul3o4lllllNlo•Zitfle
gars andt, . = L . , . ~ .1. i ',/
Thad.fsA. ~ and 8.80 P. XI trail/a Morn Phila.
dolphin, and 10 1 85 A. 14.14044. P.M.dawriArkitill,
stop only kt prinalpal station' below' meadung.'..
Reading Accommodation Train's Leaven Read.
In g at TAMA; M., returning ftola Philadelphia at
4.0 P. Al.'
The Pottstown' AocommodMod train' 10avee.
Pottstown at 6.45 A..M. Hatua;4lnglaavoaFOo4lo,
dolphin at 4.00 P. DU ..
The Western Hawaii. trains nounont at liarria.
burg with itsprods ttains on the Pennsylvania
Railroad for Baltimore, Pittsburgh and all Pointe
%Yost,' audtho 19.45 hail train conhecteSilarria.
burg f or Pitteburgli v karicaster, Dintin rsburg,
Sunbury, Scranton , rittatta; IV Ilkesba e, Wile
Rampart, Look Haven, Elmira and the Vanadati.
.raeseager. trains leave U_pper Depot for Eplt
rats.l,ll,ls; Vuluninia Aid' laincaotcr at 7.00 .M.
sa i d 545 P. M. ft • 1
Through First-Ciase coupon Tick.3l,B and *Erni-,
grants' tickets at frediiced Pares, to all the prin.
olpalpolute 14 the North. W e a t a nd the thtudia,
COMMUTATION TICiLUTS, ,
With 20 Cempiine, et 20 vet oQnt:,diseOilnt, hel.
tweeh. any point" agaitoi. ,
s. ; AtUMIA4E /Bala% • •
0 cod for 9000 miles, between' all point., at atif
-tot Wallies and blisinciee anus, • • • ,
;111 • " .61411914 TieltETB, ' i ',
, , .
oodior the holder only, for 8,00 ith(111 mOuthe,
Moen* alt pO into l at reduced Faroe. • Behooi
431100,T10)roteta04111td Wee tban the above. r, •
ay Faseellgore will take , thO Express Wee
West at the UPPER DEPOT and all other trains
at the LOWER otpim DE,Pit i T. • •
300 pounds Baggage allows( each passenger.
Passengers are - requested. to purchase their.
tb3kete beforenntoiring the eallial nigher
ate ()barged if paid in the ears.
Exenrston Tickets, good for one day,. by 7.8 u
A. U. Accommodation' Train to P*ladelphia,
•
and ketutn I at! ta 60 elkai . -. '•
•4' '
• 1 ' • • • • ,'. t G. , Ai .L.1001,L8,
Uay 23) • • •, General Ouricrintondent
VAST* PSN,N'SYLVANIA.
Ali
.6.14.11=31kT rARHENGPIEI 11418,
Rnoitio Mirada& December 21841
tio. 3, !fall Trall3,' leaVeB
Beading 10 3, A.' M., arrivals
A 6 tow at Now York 3.50, P. M.
No. 7 Fait MallleaVes itoadlow at 440 P. M., ar.
rives at Alloatowa IS 55 ; y r Now York 18.05, P. M
Noe. 01147, t dully & zoopt Sunday, stooping
at sll Way Statlorm.bot litadlt.Er and Nov.
York. ' ,
EXPRE9B TRAINS 1 -
Leave Iteacling at 4 ' Ll 4 A. U.
It .. 7.81 A. M.
41 11 2.154 A. M.
! II 11 1.410 A. Ai
Arrive at Now York at' • , 11.00 A. hi.
11
•. 11 11 r • • 12.15 A.
1.00 P. Ai,
11 • 11 0.15,A. hi.
Those trains run through from Pitteburgh •1.4
Nevisr*York; without change of ears, stoppingotil.: -
At Wood, Allentown, Sathiettem, Easton __Juno
tion. Clinton, White Mouse,' Somerville. 11011nti
Urook, Plaindeld and Elizabeth. ~ •
.The 0.04 A. Ai. train runs daily except Sunday).
and. Mondays.
The 2.2t1 P. M. trains run daily except Sundays
he 7.81 4. M. and 1.00 A. M. trains run daily.'
•West bound trains, leave New York, atthe fool
of Liberty street, as follows t I •
Leave Nett) York. Arrive at ititcsditigi
'lB.OO N.. Mail No. 0, • • 0.00 P. it:
9.00 A. M. Express Train, 1.50 P. it,
4.101'. M. Itipress train, , 10.19 P. M.
8.00 P. N. Express Tram,• • , 1.00 A.M. ,
Mali Train leaving Allentown at 740,
stops at, all Way Stations, arriving at Reading at
9.10, A. N. runnng except Mondays. : •
• The 12 U. Tra i n (rem New York, stops at all
Stations between Ne,w York and Reading, leaving
Allentown at CV: P. Di., arriving at -Heading. al
6.00, P. running daily efeept 'Sundays.' .
The ILO°. P. train from • New York, runs
( r l n O u lg u irqg
tiotttn,,Ea t tu th i6rßethlehem. ar.`
riving at ' All town at 1 1 4 i _ P. g7rdissinit , L,X••
Ono at „ arriving' at Upending at 1.0.0 11.• 51. ,
Passengers rewlested puxottase ticket*.
before enter' the oars, a2O cents extra Will b.
charged and eoted on the train frOM all who
pay the faro o the Conductor: -
1161UTATION TICKETS , •
good for wentpeix Trips, at .25' pet cent Pis.
croUilt be woman) , Points clothed .
MILEAGE TICKET !COKE{ • '
for 200 i miles. good between ali Solute on this or
the Philadelphia d: Readitig R: 11, or the Read.
ing & Columbia B. U., at. 552.00 (mob for &dillies
stud
• SEASON TICKETS, • •
,good'for tht) holder only, for throe, sizi nine and
twelve months, at reduced rates. -
• . • •
Jan 2-tti ' ' U fo ai Tloktit Agents
TREADING , *: 4 ;;P4 1 .04114:1:,.4Tk
READING
' . - : , .46A . ittikitifeeriiiitiai,
f l ar:mil l i On• kr:4110411:40010r.:
!pig
Lcive . 9, . ili : „ ..' ,:. , •,. :.,'• Idit., t"
•Arryi tip teivOtikiiiiiki ',:, ' , '., : .
~' itia : 44
~.
I
. Columbia Ott . ' • . tlls A, ~,
SI 11l La n t wi to i s : •
00/linfiga ats,op.ir:,,:
- IIITURNINtI . • • ...•
•
Leave Lancaster and Volumbia at - • MG A.
tOr. t
41 Coludibia at• • 'SAO P.
Laiicali at' s' OM P.
A.rritre at Reading at ' 10.29 M.
n at:Reading at - • 5.40 P. N,
Trains Nos. , 9 and 4 make close connection at
Reading -with trains !forth and South, du the
Philadelphia and Readina Railroad aid WestOn
the Lobanonlrailey Road. NO. llaleo make to
connection with Wain for New 'relit. •
Tickets can be ob4iited at the °Sided - of: the
New Jersey Central _ .Iffp foctt. of Liberty Street.
New t Tork i and & Reading 1 / I 'AV, Thirl
teenth and Callowh skreete,PolAdelthlit.! •
"Through Tigkete W NeW York ' and Philadel
phlai mid at all the Principle stations 1411.4 bag.
through.
rains arc b Philadeiplihi and Beading
Railroad time, wb is telril?illpies , railteritiur
rensitylvania Ba ll:. Tinto. • 4,
• • • • • • •• GEOUGIt t: OAQBI,
• Superintendent.:
E. P.
04f Reyna, Gen. & Ticket Agent. ,
"
• deel • '• 4 ,
.
El
CIIIIHISTMAS!...CuII, ST AS
CANDY DEPOT., .
"xoßrif, AUTO•.fingifitr,
BEADING, PA. •
•
PINT, CONFEOTION§',
H
PLAIN AltutfaiWir,oobr,
autma, FRUIT, .
HUBER'S ,LEMON.. OR CLEAR' TOYS,
surzawli
,TO . t ifAblfr s AN `1614011/0.
Also, a large alisortmeOt of tronOila t tli•
tures, Oandy Baskoto.thikea s t ud, Protse f:kfoo•
aunt Otind4r, Cocoanut Baro, Lootukatil-Rtnink
AU w il l be sold (*esp. ( live.buo mimsad 114)*
I tor youroolvec .11 i h Et MIL'
deo 15-11 m . • ,
.
■
WILL REM9.,VE. •
I AU NOW 4;OMM OUT yMY ENTO/i
stook of
mrr,zahrisurAw I - Wicips, •
In order to ro.opt% an 9.41 pelf iti44
well qp
looted ptook,at, •.. (
*v. reom itroh below^ rhirdeork4 lllll l l6 '
..ihere I Will Pay pit:W.)4lM* 'V.eitMelt to R ee l } the lateetetvion of • •• • : 7 ` . 1 - 3
Lot i Ll*S t eikfiX* .it tt 'lrg4 44?
;,. ~"`"M .911: •
awl ei agesphte aseartialaili • fp tax per.
OM** to PC ktilliaamlitalt
j elint #
ex DIY alert let twort,
sad praia
vvrjr:roiratly . ; usim oi
the sinureLWilieletlOntimegteed.
jau edinta •A.iiiim‘o. B. lIMLLXS.
THE; T AT LA Ki wrioNti , THAT titiot-fitits'ilkiiag."
. •
. • • • • •
R AD erl NOON
JANUARY
7 V - 14 -
Obitur Lisi:osid assi iiviiklis * &, t, ,:: , k ;
Dive ediikatis) et 104 k NU s tellies •
Low.ilaSP • /id. A iiloit: - Ai: Nit
• . - ODgeoTitinAND DltOgitiOtni OW
• , , , , , : ~ 1 ,
.....!
....
.....„ 1 ........ i 1,..L',
BIOKORY , and OAK,'WUUDi
MI AND AAND.NINDLINO WOOD IT CNA
• 7 - . • t, .4 , ,k ~ - ~ ?
• ek t it t 40/fret04, 0 00 1 00041 4 4 1 q0 1 ,
-- 1 1 , . p 1 ~, ,t t• 1,;“). ;,, F
(i•-: )1, 4'l -•.; 1.
:ftitifateTtalstunrwig t :grubli Ps ' , °ls :
tractos as wrath* iteaki.nit tit v • !
pcopertlektit _ tt_ignektsthslootassistsPorw
Lautments • umlaut. - . • . • ,•
s duo s
Gout; NO:vo#o4iljtintmatoky.:lll(?%,!it;
•••
Neiirt44d; , geisittioht, raise
B or ' far
414, - - 444 i
• „ ?„ ,
In alt suoli eases tithi•linyl a t
I I
of relief. It hem: l (l, l 4 00 _ 112 1 11. LVA ly •
4 7 11 1 ( sAg a itextirtil e au *a op 7PN • al b(
• 11100111131,14 1 1 1 t. alai** ; a. „: SP.. .
'4674
: .
9 • `
Pofrsaliit the 1 0 0 AE". *,
1100. • •
: `;,OLQTIIEB:WIIOOEaftk
STEP LADDERS,.
El
NA It I) W AtRiE S ZOIRiD
m 4 10 1 7 7 1 4 71 r '- .71484.:'74
MoGowair\li .
:Digo*
iftjkiißA): - Wil it Ell,
• OUTlkgat'
4017 11, rop,riT : oll7ft p;f37 i ,
i t i a
01,
TIN PLATES ; SHEET IRON,
Building. Matgials, 7 -
• SO. 612
PENN STREET',' 'READING, PA.
st. 24-
;:
PIIINNSYLVAIILLORORM, HARMONY
Oostalales the prlnelfer:
' '
CHURCH MELODIES,' •
GERMaki
• '•
, lot 111110:110. the t :
, j 8 0; gnu $0010,: T'
ii
.. (I,_‘ (
BTQyt V. tr - 4N, 11'0 LOW-Apg 11:11-
1
. 1 . , riv IQ
.Qf TIES al' Of RAMPING.
i t ' y • iii , gprinryo ,uir,c; ,
'
/Jo .:LW 1 1.1%;U: 11 1 4CW1or WA*
. , . ,
.
3 1 •
.. . . AN,I et . e " ." 9 1
A
„N ••, ( `3 O.` - ..4 4 . ......' 4 • • .43 . vt 1 4 I tr..
- **4; .';''
'al4
V Promptly jittent r ati 4' ,
* !!--, , ''''' -,-., : t salt, um IRO
~
ALLIWARRANIIAD.
=I
AT
M 4 KNIGIit'S
~~- 1 l t.
•le 4
ME
Idod wfth
• '
VSTATE OF JOHN BECHTEL
f= l l l ,Vi l a l efartnikllo:23o e iVe nt it
uito of tie above named druedout, :nave boon
grented to the subscriber. Ail r Oreons indebted
to Stil 0 41 94 t0 Aro rOgaltod tO•tnakohn4Aillato
pay out, and Moms' bav 'Mattes *ill prosobt:
tboutypropetay ite,theuticattb forikettlement.
• • WA° HISOUTPL, Adrutnistiotor.
Jag *.dti Itobeeonla p. 43.; Dories Co.. ra• .
MIN
gstATE OP JOAN D. RIVIT R,
tate of Exeter owiaship, Berke CoUnty, deohl.
Luttere of adtuinletrittfpn to the estate of the
above decedent have boon granted to the under.
signed. An onionp inaebOrd finid• WM* ero
requested to make iminediate payment, and
thosolt baVing ()tetrad Will prbsotlt them, properly
authenticated, for settlement
ViamißiT_En , Exoto
r
oUN
HITTEII t Wainer, •
SAMUEL K. HITTER, otity,
tio Atlminietra!ore
OT IS' 11t4EllY
that Charlet, Loan, Committee of •Ann Wan.
ber, a Innen°, has presented petition to. Hi°
Court Of Common Pleas of Berke County; playlet;
i4l
be discharged trout his saidirust-ridid
lib will be discharged on the Sid ay.of l'ebruarV
untr.en cause be shown to hogontrary on
of before said•day.Vl.l%, UltlKSlridElt,
jaule-31, 11 Prothonotary.
sysirATt.: QP lAA AXIL RllO
'ho_lairptro of rmi a,"6) •
a r niatelg'ol e rdtiliet tl tA t ire
t i a a ria to 4on •ho above named AAtate
vi I) ads, of t mullet tow»ship; MI
r"tell;dCUtiut decedent are
SthstiVilligrv a l a n il e yl l e I t o
egainitlli s e :MO
willplot's° oresente thorn, properly rdbenttqa
tpoll fpr B.l4;tleniont. / LEVI iHO A DS,
anlll.llt /
S
ur
AL Q VALUABLE WOODLAND.
—On Saturday, January 30, at k eo'clook
IL, the unstiirsigned will offer at pub lo 'sale, at
Henglerra tavern. in tAlsacet to*uship, About '3O
soros of CHESTNUT•T/fillnElt LAND in part of
thirty yo are growtholtuate in •Alsace townshii,
Berk* , eqUety.liditnDing lands of Jostellk
Titrit,s FOulir t Jimett Z. kotieeottior and combr .
The !awl runs out to the turnpike and thu
wood-can easily he removed. This property
will Ito ofiered 1010 acre lots or in one piece. to
suit Pool:mew. • ConditiOns will be made
knOwU, at the time Of sale, by
r AMOS W. POTTEWER,
JONATHAN Gintign,
jab 041,1 JAMES HILLER. '
`BSltii•Tthitii BAL E.-AVILI, BE
sold at public) sale, at the public boils° of
A
•
•71t000 E i Bnydor, in Snyllorsville, Exeter , town
:IMP; Ile kit county, on. Saturday % Jautiary Botla,
18W,•theAllowing poroonal property of Jacob
10067,,t0 wit :
9 HorliekBl heid of , bheep, one t now two-soated
VarrleEo, /luny, new Spring Wagon with cover,
and 001110 PATIO Wagon, Sleigh, Horse , Ceara,
Winnowing Mill, Grant Cradles Bocci Plow Mar
row, Shot& Marrow, alot of rails; al
Ot of Empty
Barrels .s. lorgo Copper Kettle autt a 4rea,t many
Other awes.
Sale to commeuce at t o'oloOk In the afternoon
Of aabl when attendance will bo given and
terms Made knonot by •
BENJAMIN SNYDEU, Assignee'.
John W. Bo :mu A RT, Auctioneer. [Jan 0-8
/4, H. ~No hu9sters allowed on the ground.
EPF STROILECKERIS VEN-
D , 119,--On Thursday, January 28, 1869, will be
Auld at'Onbile dale, at the residence of tit° sub
40riber, in Born township, Berke county, on the
farm of Christian Kam ig. near Lein baehrd tavern,
the folibiring personal property, viz : •
6 excellent working horses, 1 two year old colt,
I one 'yeitr elti• colt, 1Q exoellent milch cows, 8
nelfors,, ball, two and a half yoars old, 2 young
Tikt oxen, 19 Oheeti, 4 sows, 8 shoats (Ches.
ter county whack), 1 broad Wheeled wagon; witb
body, one narrow wheeled wagon 1 Lone • horße
wagoa.springniagon i carrlage, 2 pair hay ladders,
I two horst: sleigh 1 ono hOree sleigh, ono tbrobh-,
:dg tuddliiihe , ••with swoop • •power, mowin
tnd reepiri machine, , grain fan, coru-sher
ie'r. horalo- ke, Seed.drill, 8 ploughs L 'St sma I
andl .1 la e 1111117attni 2. • sp ike barrow's,
itroketter,t e tt sett, lie Milt tOole, grind.
140110,8 saddl ;heavy hart:Oils for 7 latirlies, car
riage harness, sleigh belle, traces, swingle.treos
and spreaders,ool7 and log , chains Ant chains ,
nay hook , rope and rallies, gra n Cradle scythe,
rakes, forks, shovels, 40 twb bushel bags,Aoopper
kettle l largo farm bell Wood itove,bodite 18,sink.
.leek. benches, and many other articles too nu.
inerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 oteloeh precisely, when
conditions of sale will,bo ipondo known by_ _
" EOWIN EiThollEtwElt.
T. H. haute; Auctioneer, • , 9.3,
MM
1111
4 "
=RE
ISE
r , i
t)U BLIO - SALE OP VALUAiILE
A: • REAL ESTATE.;-.Tho, following real estate
will be offered at public sale on Wednesday, Jan.
nary 27t14' 1869, at the' public, hens°. bf Jacerb
tiraeff, Eq., in', the,,vlllage of Leesport, this.
county
110. 1 All that certain two story: BRICK
nous° with kitchen SIII0110(liettllitIO In the
village 'of Leesport; fronting on the Tern•
Thereand now , 'occupied • by William Weisser.
There is a stable and a good well of water upon
this property. .• . .• •„ •
No. 2. All thateortain twostor,y BRICK HOUSE
with Kitchen attached, satiate in the village of
Leesport, froutingon the Turn pike,and now oc
quoted by Daniel Edelman. %hero •is a stable
and a good Well of Water with. pump upon. this
property: . • .
No. 8. All that certain two story hntoic HOUSE
with Kitchen attached i eltuate in the village of
Leesport, fronting on the alloy, North of the
Turnpike, and now °coupled by , John Korshner
and Adam ii peicher. There is a largo lot of
ground to U° sold'With Oily property. •
No. L AU that certain ono, story FRAME.
LRAM with K.tehen, situate in the village of
LeospOld,' Muting (eV the' alley_ North or the
eurnplke, and. now canopied by Emanuel lfereh•
nOrand gamed Bgler.' •
No.o. 'All , ;thatc certain • two story; ttRIVIC
• EIOUBII, situate in the ifillage of Leesport, front.
,ing 00 tile alley . With' of the Turnplite, , and
no tteoUpled by filmon.ldaskomor. •
o: O.' A tract Of ten sores' of PAsT,tritz ?.AND
zocilent condition, in Onteltiunee tOWnSinPs
bounded by lands of Leesport free' Company,
Bonneville idengel4l estate, Dr. Penrose Wiley
and °thorn.
No. 7. Also, a ceitaltV two story FRAlial
BUILDING,' with"ertrame , kitehott attached,
frocting °lt the Turnpike in the village of Lees.
Bert , adjoining property Of J: k'. Dommal, Dan.
lei , btout and others i no* 000,3pleti by •Peter
Wonsol,
• •
-- • ••
z . 1 1
lIE
KIM
1;
. The este wilt begin At 1 .o t eleek Ibei,ertAt
14000! When the cenditione will bo ms s known
by DANINL CLDUSEN t _
_ • JNSSN, ti. HAWLE.
'Ja n n 4-30 Naeoutore of TeblahUlotisor, dead
THE REAPING FIREINSURAKE
taw • ,
l #
TRUST COMPANY OF SKRICS' COUNTY.
eireist,siza,4 - urv, ' caj 11,0150,000.
Office, Reading • lii;guVint,ce" Bitildito, bro. 19
./forth Ifa'streiif, SAW t` Corner of
4 ' , -.Milli litre& ~, , •
OFFICB IiOU AS FROM 8 .ii 2, , 1. to M.
, . DriiNOTORO 2 _
.7::Pa nidrat Jo* sa t . •-' • Jamits'are,lfstant,
• HENRY Z, y.AI4 ii,..EBD. JACIOM SHAVYNNO,
J. T. Jtotiore, -• ' , : , D. E. Steyr •
..i' Jolcs4 kfUsYrelt, t, . J. T. VaLs has,
ilseuee Misses. ',," L, r
rAiIIVEI ' COMPANY : INSURES ' ALL
: . kinde of 'proportY against lose . or damage by
mat, rates as lqw, as auyothor rellabliNempany
and titian everyphin knOivir to Steck . Insurance
Conipanies, r, ,-,,,t•- , -, , ,. , ..•• • -.•••.. ..,., •- .. ~ ,
rerpotual Polities issue d . requirig no renewal
and upeumblehtheamount of pretenses paid can
he reeiehned at any M 1441014 a deduction ()Hive
per cent. The adrentages of this ibetheid are
Worthy of the' attention' of farmers end others
having firAtmelasa dwelling • housbir. barns Sn 4
otherbuilfilu4i4 in town og gauntry as being the
cheapest and safest,. ,
Policies for one, two, three, five or morn O teem
or les, milli% QUO year, i s sued and no o urge
peade r
or , roller and ontrvey When renewed or
Whew, inatirastima are trazkaferred Lremotherborn•
Pligifeew4 ,•`., , -, • • :',' i 11:;' '..- .'
i • ).
, The eitis'enis of Beadin' and,vielnity i blther'to
ospergielit iAtitt 'upon rotortni toilpghter, have
tuiir, tne Prhile e or- etreetitsg , then. insprancel)
ins horde !heti tioni• welt organlied,. with an
supsquate paid in and guaranteed capital, pre
seating eke tigdilg ii" haT i t i l uf seeUrlty'ac that of
atlY 'Other directl y wi th ' e lidviantage: cif doing
business directly with the ectiltpany:andithe fed"
portanee of keeping some, portion-of ,tlio large
sums paid ter insurancies; le CI rOulatirdi at Wane,
re)
,wlll,helop lated_by,all.. 4., : , . • 4 : f .
A, - x. r bIGLE •lONT€I, - Treildetit. ;
t?L" I 1 :Mg Ii:IIIOKNIGHTe vice Pregidente in
-•-. SW 1112400 AdisierstakyandTreaettrer. , ...'••'.
eti 4 ,o 6 • l 4 ll Pit-r r.f 1 .! ,•,. , ..1 . 1 • • „, •
porJrvi.-,rl.ittiiuttteßir! g ite
f , '
'"A"''' - ,it ' "WeltriVil:
' ; . i - - -
v 1 01 , 1 %Ica A V leases t Ito j. 'and
'''f' v• ^ • , frei , t , A. :lOW p Sham , *
y'l.. i . i.:7310914 k47,'
' • t Licreierwri JannerP le6ll.
Trills IS • O. GIVE N-OTICE,
—AL on , thee h day of January A. MO SO, a. WO* ,
rant in' Oa krnotcy.washunnst mainst the Estate
of WILLIAM' H. SPANGLER, 'Mho Was also{.
utPrabsr or, tukl otilOnat Spangler, formerly
of Reading, PennSylrania. ' Or ltoytnship of
'EladshUry• In the i3ounty of Mil r. and elate
ot Pennsylvania,* Ito has beca'n 't god a hank-.
•rupt; on 'LW Own Rot itiOtti that. 0 PaYllivut of
any &Into and dOlivery'. Or anY preperty belong- .
lag to snob Itfthkrupti to 111m.or for Otte use, and
transfer of buy property 'by hi%l" are forbid
den :by. law that a Itueeting,of the Creditors of
tho 'said Uankrupt. prove MOW debts, and to
ehooAn One or tuoro asslgeeos of his estate, Alit
he hold at the Court' of Bankruptoy, to be holden
At the' 0111 co of the Itegtstar, N 0,6 south Qiii,36ll
qtroet, In the city or Lancaster, before Amos
S Alt MACS a t _ jiso,„l.l,legister, on the 80th . day. of
Jaututry,A. D., IWO, at 14 o'clock, lit ' • • ,
J 1 WEP,I2 GAINTNER,
Dop. U. 4 4. Marshal; oth dist riot, Pa.,
as<Mcesongor.
, .
.)(tut.C-2t
. ,
, • .
Iticonsed by the United iltacstigernmont.)
1 74 OOD NEWS POit'CONSUMERS,OF
N.A,TAPLE • 'AND FANCY tiODDS.TI4B(III.•
OUT T44ls COUNTIVIC., . • -
IlarritigtOn 4t . Co.' of fifteen yeare 4 ‘ luting ne
Jobbers And Retailere of the Marie goods,
Boston wad vioinity, have cOnnludeid to offer tlio
people of the whole country the advuhtagea of
then. tunnonso impOrtatione• and Agoncles for
merican manufactories through the,Topular -
A
ONE DOLLAR VITEN'.
olir ;Premium List to Agents ) and Exeliango
last for -Agents and•Pittrons, aro not 0011.110 d by
any hone() In the country. • 1
Beet New York and ilostoft refercimee, given
'whou required., Bend/for freepircular. •
TIARRINOTO'N it C 0.., ' •
so #UMMER ISTREVA .• BolYioiv
ilo2B.3nej - • 4'ost-011100 Box 324
WOIIIAN.--PEINIALES,
,OWINO TO
O° wont tar andl natiortant rotations which
they sustain, their pemiliar organisation; and
tho Offices they perform, are subject to many our=
Airings. Freedom from these contribute in no
Meal degtes to their happinesAand welfare, for
Many can be happy who aro ill. Not only so, but
uo ono of these various female complaints can
long be sutler' i to run on without involving the
onoral health of the Individual, and ore long
/ 0
roiluoing permanent sickness and proinatur
eoline. or is it pleasant to consult a phyolola i
r 4110 relict of those various delicate affection ~
and only , upon the most *urgent necessity Will i•
true woman so far sacrifice her greatest charm
as to dO this. The sox will then thank us for
&Whig in tli el r hands simple specifics which will ,
lie found efficacious in relieving and curing ali
ment esiey one of Moo troublesome complaints
&Millar to their sex. . . ~ .
IiaLMBOLD'S 111331311AcT MP Ileontr.---Itandreds
suffer on in silence, and hundreds of others ap
lily Vainly to druggists and doctors, who oiling
merely tantalise. tholn with the hope of a ouro
Or apply roinedies which make them worse. 1
itiouldnot wish to assert anything that would do
itajnistice to the afflicted, but I am obliged to say
that although it may be produced from excessive
oxlmieition of the powers of HO, by laborious
employment, unwholesome air and food ; profuse
Menstruation, Ole use of tea and.coffee, and fre
quent childbirth, it is ler oftener caused by di
toot irritation entailed to the natmous Inellibratie
I
Of the vagina tself.
: When reviewing the cosostof it hose distrosslng
Complaints, it is most painful to contemplate the
att.widaut ovlls onsequent upon them. . it is but
Simple pukka° to the subject to enurnorato a few
of tho many additional OaUSOS whlob so largely
atfoct, the life,. health, and happiness of woman
In alielassesof soolety,end whigilitionsoonently,
Wein more or less directly, the welfare ofthe Mi.
Ore human family , Tile int lila that exiSta for
.free,bolous education and 'nursing°, causes the
oars thatnature designed for .4aorporri deVolT.
oment to be wasted and' perverted In tho re
-4traintsof dr ItAtvearlytacrneinonitantlethrli
h i e d li ) ;Vo a ta l Y . Thu t s e w u ltlit i ta god c y zi: llltlf 01 43 01 1 ,411,
nil thei mind unduly excited by pleasure, per
ening in uff,d eight reveritho btaire designed by
step fiat' sleep and rest, the work of destruction
, . .
a half accompilehelf. , ...' :. : .:, , ,- ' :
I..ontanthence of, thje early:lost upon her
panf ul, it,e l t i rrll e t t iir ß o a t i l ti r i t n e ho o llitga on school b
h de&
later day, tinis aggravating tab evil; WhenOtil l t
xeltoment is over, another in prospective keops
the mind morbidly sonsi Live toimpression, while
lie now constaet restraint of flishionablo 'dross,
bscilutoly forbidding the exorcise indispensable
o the attainment and retention of organic heal, li
fold strength! , the exPosure to flight air; the sud
den change of temperatures the complete pros
tration produced by excessive dancing must of
necessity, produce their legitimate. duet. At
last, an early marriage eaps.tho climax of tulsory,
pn,d , the unforttinato one,
meta sand remOnstrances
h therto so futterly,ro
-1
gfirdlose of the plain
pt her. delicato nature,• be quiep au unwilling.
Subject Of reediest • treat tint. 'this is but tt
truthful picture of the experience of thOtifiands
of our young women.
Long before the ability to , earwig! the' tune
ions of the gonorativo organs, they'reqd fro an
education of their lamellar est4Missytitoin, coin
posed of what is called- t Ito . tissue, which 'is, in
common with tho female breast and lips, evident
ly,under the control or mental emotions aria as-
SeielatiOns at an early period of life; and, as we
skull subsequently see, thee° emotions•, when ox,
esslVo, load l long hoforo puberty,
,to habits
which sap' Die Toy' life of their Victims oro nature
has self-pcimpleted their development,. 1
Fe
For male Weakness aid De - bility Willies or
Lencorrliceiti, Too prefeBo Menstruation,' Exhaun
'lon, Too Long Continued Periods (or Prolapses
and Bearing Down, or Prolapses Uteri; we offer_
the:most ported. 01)0010 knowb: Ilittmeol4tVii
OMPOUSD EXTUAOT oy 'Swam Directions; for
use, diet, and'ailvice, amothPittlF; • '
Fehutive ili !ivory popod of life, jroui inianoy to
extrenle old age; will find it a remedy to aid na-•
turo ionic disoharge of its fulletions. Strength
Is the glory of marl bod arid womanhood. limukr.'
eoLe's kirraAe.t. .liventr is more Attougthening
than !my of tho preparations of Bark or fron, in
finitely,- MN . ; and More pleasant. Ilimisnotti'e
EXTRAOT Model
prom wont physicians In the haVIZIT reeleittal , the • Wane
merit ortho most,
United States, IA nb et o sworn° fifllitatedhumani
ty as * certain cure for the following diseases and
symptomn; frau what Over cause originating !
uonerai ItabliitY; Mattel and PhYaloal Demos
sion, imbecility, Determination of illood to the
Head, Confesed ideas; trysterlai Genets!' Irrita
bility, Rostiossooss and bleoplesisness at Night,
Abseneeof Muscular Ellieletioy, Lossof Appetite,
Dyspepsia, Emaciation, Low .Bplritsi i _Ditiorgani=
Zlktiol3 or Paralii 4 3ls of the Organs of SienogaDtm,
Palpatation of. he Ileattiand,inlabt r hil MO coh.
comitante of a ervous and Debilitated elate of
the systole. ' To insure the genuine, cut this out.
'Ask fqr Ilefarnord's. Take no other. hold by
Dreggists and Dealers evorywhoro., Patcs-41. 25
per bottle or 43 bottles for sl.t 50 delivorod to any
'addre4o. eserlbo sympionisdn• all comtnuifica-
Lions. A dress IL' T. LIED BOLD, Drug and
Chemical Warelionse_, Pk Broadway, Now York.
, 417! NONE ARE UENUINE UNLESS DONE UP
In strool•origntived wraPpOrs With ftieeohnilo of
tay ebeinloal Warehouse! and slatted i
doo 23-2ralitwl ' u.• T 7 itzLidijoLD
•
_. TO Tlir, ,
• OAPOALISTS OF , PENNSYLVANIA.'
Dovaa, MILAWAIIII,?'
, • " Feb.litb,lBeB. c
E UNDERSIGNED, RESIDING'
TU
....at the'Capital of the State of Delaware, arid'
the County Town of Rent county, have rare fact.
lltries for in s i _king investments Of moneyon 1 0 111,8 T
eI t Ott,TOAGES on , VALUAIII/E• REAVERTATR
and'in th4 l 3, l purehase of First Liens of flocord in
the sever Courts of said county.
, The sent r partner of the undersigned arm was
Surveyor General for strunty, for twenty- fi ve
yeare, and held °Mein% osithtme Wader the Conn;
ty and State,' for more t •Iten:years, and ton.
Beg uent ly became viry familiar with all-the pub
lie Records relatln %to Real Estate, and fully
competent, tO: !twee !gate the Mlle pf any land
°fluted as A; bads for loan/The 'therefore of. ,
for their services, in that , capaci t y to the CILIA
i
taste and money lo t
deni generally of Pennsyl•
vanla, who can comtnb
bleat° with them by Wile."
stating the sum • desired to be inveated,tholength
Of time to be invested, And ail Other instructions
they may, desire to give them, which will 'be
strictly conformed to if possible. The' interest
aft all Investment(' inadisYtheht Will ha PromPt•
ly collgoted and forwar ded
. to any point desig
nated bYthelender: • - ' .).
• • ~ '- 1
i :
• - • I .i• T... ; TQDI ) it ABBOTT, ,
1 ,
Real • EStatO Agents and Conveys:Were . 1
liorth-Eastoorner of eggs* likintu•e, • Tot
new , building, under the M ien of " 2'ne De a
*cumin" newspper. ~• - !, -,• . .. ,s ~ i .
P..0 - -.As to. In capacity and reappneibi li ty
they bog,lett'y ' to ,suldnit the 'following' rOfer•
liiabel, to witt.:• '3. , i I. , • .
„__, gate of Delawa4—Uork.ri.li:Batoi;Chanee ll oi;
taa.sl4rtid Bi- Bate,` Bit-SenitOr RiCongreeil
4 10 4.' 141%40 IcArrs • 1 010 Of PO fin rents
Court 4 ston .1; . stoh,Vud eertheOu rem.
Court I li on, (love Saulsburi c v . 4rAqc, 0 Dala.
ware; Jamgai t t.,mtw i gag..4; vor_or the ail&
i
ere , Bann rOittillittriiiM.o . - -a-Mer of First
torgrof.,lB4tl4xotsoism,
i) wit it
.sitoom:olo.,lummintty
~! lbty " t 0 ,vousactautansw_un,
~ x . f.i4; t .I‹, 'J.• 1'; A ; . 4, 1 ,1, • 1 4 T. 14.'
.- 4 1 1140,1Pv44F.41WilaliAiiiil, 4 1 MO ,
1 4
• ' ' . i I . -4 ''.''". .''' 4 ': . .
MI
TEN CENTS rElt wEEK.
F4ittkr. .
That inagle .
kiss se fur stray.
We onts. see it is •
When yauoyleads ue will& ent*ttelog 'way—
•My spirit oit!sseti last -ufght 4104 , dibims.
n0w114 . 011 , 110 i of Doolopietoo4,4lo,o4Udati
W4kod by,,,the pfayluk of e t u Xifln Wait! I
Wgilo'from Hi° gatoloaol.plimodattil likoporod
• oilva;fo 4 ' .
To welcome me lAii4l.. •
And brilliant llghts,stil?‘qa fork theleteskeatic44 ,
While loityfidroa glimadaintd their blase, • '
And a 6 or etata a Ogii4thiS nnfOld,
That o'on had- ibelood the enure reeplesttleht
rays.
Apti gorgeous flowers in my Pethwak Irrew.l
Than earthly blossoms many titles worn fair.
,Aud tildlp their, splendors opened to my view, .
They breathed delicious perfume through tfiti
• air,
iinohauted birds that,soarvl 01 danzlini wine,
Fill ing,the sq . one with nielociy and ales,
Flow tluonoh'titir wnOdlands . tn r ti systliitir
Such songs In) never 'bird had "flog tome. '
And when, star, / thrp f ugh haiy , 4to)den skies t
The ntystio l earth was bathed In sunebe OH; '
Wo watched:the moon In Inajestl arbiO,
while eveii , star then itrtioh its quivering 3Yrot,
Then - tiout those towprs and halls as frOta
trance, •
•
• :Thero issued forth a 6'loll hhd ghluy themig,
And too wild rouAlo tipo the Moly datum
In that weird moonllight,kafeled all night long.
But when the eon foretold apProachhit
And eont forth vibrato* in Ale morning bOOll3ll l
rho fairy landscape faded oaulte #way-•..
For wo may only sec 1$ our drOaUts. •
CIIANO). ;IN MN TaxTua OP hoe ter Vt..
onkriotie.--:Among engineering qUeatione of
groat practical importance is that relative to
the intluence!on iron ofeontinned vibrations,or
impaet, in changing its internal Obaraoter and
rendering it more liable to fracture after a,
time than at first. Many engineers maiotaiu,
as the rosultboth of thpory and oxperltnent,that
&continued strain has far loss offoot mien iron
beam or rod, than vibrations Produced by eon: ,
tintial impact „end thinges tiniperatore.
Thus, in one case, a - bar of iron, an inch
square, was hung perpendicularly by ono end,
andw small hammer arranged by 'clock work
so as to strike it continually. After tho end.
of a year, tho bar dropped in twit. This har
would, probably, have enpportede weight at
ono end of it up to the bending' point, for an
almost indefinite peri l od, • Wrought iron is sali
to be ram subject to molecular changes than
cast iron.
There are not wanting persons of great emi•
nonce, however, who deny the rant' of any iiltek
change, or limit it ti a degree as beirig of i:00
practical importance. .The • late Robert Eite.
phenson referred to the beam of aTernish td.
gi i no,.whieh received 'a shock Bor tfliftnee 'a
Minute, equal to about 66 tone, for' a period of '
20 years, without the least ap' parent change.'
The connecting rod of rcn certain locomotive
that had run 80,000 miles, and received n vio•
lent jar 8 times per second or 25,000,000 vibra.
dons, exhibited no alteration. Is all the easel
investigated by him, of supposed .change of
texture, ho know of no single instance *here
the reasoning was not deficient in some impor.
tant link. Mr.-Brunel, after accepting the the.
erg of molecular change for a thin, afterwards
expressed groat doubts; and . thought , tlitit' the
different appearances !Shown by iroi,, tien bro.
.ken, arise from the combinitions o the iniu•
see producing fracture as often as !Om any
change'in the texture of the tnaterjil itself.
He found that in certain instances iron brokei
with a fibrous fracture by means orstilow f l'
heavy blow, and with 'a crystalline , freotttre
when the blow was short and sharp. The whole
subjeet,is ono of great practical moment ! end
deserves a careful and 'exhaustive inveatiga
tiOn. ,
Cll4l' WAy or VOOMNG FOOD ma PATTLE k
ero.—Nobody can deny that there is . touch
profit In cooking food f9r .domestic eehrals
but there are cOmptkratively few farmer!, who
care to run the, risk of,a fitrhaeo set up in sit
ordinary barn Where their bay: and grain. are
stored. Besides this, the .cost of feel for cook- .
ing,in.the ordinary manner • is ,quite
,often a,
very, imp'ortant item. A pine b i as' lent( heen,
Practiced in EitrOpe for cooking food for,
households by Means of het Water, ;) without
any external.application.ofkeat 'to the= Vessel,
which could be employed to advantage, on 11,
largeracale,for preparing food for cattle. .An
apparatus on this principle could bp made• very
cheaply as &news : Take a sheeilitetal
of n silo sufficient to hold all that is needed for
°nee feeding the desired nutnber`Of cattle, and
fit it within a w6odin tub, which latter should
be of such dinteustons speca, will be
left between it and the inn tr vessel. This
being done,. fill .the space just mentioned
with sawdust or- 110D30 . 011iir good non.
conductolof heat, and providet_he *bele with
a thick.wooden lid to keep in, Abe boat , whpw
the apparatuale ii use. By fillieg the latter,
in ; the, morning with the materiels, to be
eitaltegi, togther • with two three
pall's fall . •iif •- • boilifig bet
water, the 'mass will be thdronghly steamed
'for use by the feeding - thaeht idgbt, ; and by
filling the vessel again.at night,•spother,batch
toy be )40 1 . 66d,y. for, morning, , s The, Betel
peen devices ate, made, suiall to be. carried In
the 6114101 e pall'; and 'beligfilledirith the
'beiliniwitee,'itietie Of, beef, smut, POistom
and other vegatehlowebei (Savannah Wrath
bona iii tioinatathybytkathiallahar sour
Orlf.es 4- OK. MOO if%9!ltit.tft in 4
.114 4144141004
ME
I
IMO
KM
e
MN=