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READING DAILY EAGLE,
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XV LIBILEID Briar 417211111(001 1 .
100$00111WpFiko ) i t •
AT NO. 642 PENN STREET,.
11Y RITTER
.
TEEttlB,deltosred by the Owlet*, Crogito
per week, payable at the 'end of every week:
Three t' C' sittOb , *VV. 1411, subsorl•
bore, $4.5 0 per Vat' 10.$0 for ate eiegigek for,
1.19.1 /be SAM month—yeyable etrletly ea.
ranee
_
3 DR. LOUIS Do BARTH Valk
IAvFFICE AND RESIDIO ii NOR t . NO, 244
tiorth Ninth street, Ites,dtri dee t •
JOHN Vt. IHOKEIa r • - ' , ' I, • -;;
A rrOBNIW AT LAW O ICE F,
IlLtoeser Building, (14flobr,bitait,)
ire street, Potuivlll4y, ifigi be consulted la
the tierioan language, mar 4
WM. B. SC/ROEMER, •
4 LDERMAN AND ATTORNEY AT'
GAMY.-00100, No, 517 Court Arcot, IteaEling.
Gen bo consulto(l in Got msn and Itnglieh. 014 M
GEORGE F. BAER, '
A TTORNEY AT LAN,--Opriog t
,Ll 6 No. btO Court etrooto(uOtotro)
RY M. KEIM,
EMI
ATTORNEY AT LAW, OVIICE,IIO.
20 Morin Sixth eteete, heading,
Feb 8, 1868-tfd
WESLEY H. GEARHART,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, OrFIOE,
532 Court stroat, }leading ) fa, •
May 2-Iydaw*
NIASHINOT9II RICHARDS,
A LDEIMAN.-OFFICE I NO, 29,
Li. North Sixth Street, opposite the root °Moe.
tended
*r Sorivenlog and Conveyancing p36464t0010pt1y
to. (WO
JESSE G. HAWLEY,
, ATTORNEY AT LAW, HAS REMOV
ed hie °Moe to No. 40 (second floor) North
Blxth street, nearly opposite the Court House,
R eading, Pa. ' Web 9-tt
LOUIS ,1110HAROS,
it• TTORNEY AT LAW, OFF.IOE, INTO.
00 Court ptrooto ova omoo of John 0. BOA.
erne, Esq. (Sept. 4-1 y
-
E. H. 1311 ARER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, HAS RE
anovail his offloo to No. MO Court street, neat
door to the Post Office. (April 4,1804 f
W. M. RIGHTMYER,
A TTORNEY AT
AL LAW)IIASREMOV-
L ad his Oleo to 639 Court street, It tow doors
below Sixth, heading, Po. [fob 1,16677-U
-LA JOHN STEPIIEN, PORMERIX
of Wonteladorf, tenders Me profoastonal aor.
floes to the citizens of Reading. Oflloo No. 207
North Btxth etmt. Can he consulted at hie °Moo,
or at the Keystono House. Moe 403-eniditrw
'H. M. NAGLE,
pit ViiICIA.N, •
(U. 8. Pension Surgeon.)
810 Penn etrooV, Beading, Pa.
Oniee houre Ito p. nt. 6toB p. tri
GRAND SALE
DRY GOODS,
'HOMER, OOLLADAY & • 00.,
818 and 820 Ohestmit
PITILADIILPIItA.
Sales to Oommenoe November 2d.
Compr(stng
siLKs,
DRESS GOODS,
BRAWLS,
CLOAKING OLOTLIS,
LACES ft EMBROIDERIES
LINENS A WHITS GOODS, So.:
HOSIERY Si GLOVES, 40;1
MOURNING GOODS,
&C.. &P o AO.
Owing to tho wlde reputation Of their Homo it
to noodlass to dotal( the °lmitator of their stook
'HA dr Co; would merely ntsto that their , '
INLPORTATIOI46
0/ TUB
PRESERT SERMON,
o WIIIOII
MUST BE SOLD . .
Preparatary to removal to their
New Marble Building.
Chestnut Street, above Broad,
Have nevor boon eurpaesed in • Phtladelpbta
contatnlng an • .
ENDLESS VARIETY - •
et toxturo In niodlum priced goods, its 'roll le tho
OHOIOEST NOVELTIES OF THE. SEASON
. . ,
It, O. It Co, would advlso all desirous of obtain
tuß
GREAT BARGAINS '
bRY GOODS,
,To lose no Limo before inspeotiag their stock;
!cellos arsoreil that the • • •
UNPARALLELED.PRICES,..
At which the entire etook will. be 41Apose4
tenet insure ,
RAPID SALES, •L
ettBl.4oulaitr) •
BOOIIIII.IIIILIS cOTAIMBIA, HALL
WINE AND LAGER 'REER.EALOONt
M
All kinds of boat ithoknleh wane always on hand
nd sold at the lowest prices. •fnoltlhri
COAL SCUTTLES COAL SHOVELS,
N.- , tremor Scoops, Snow Shovele, and a variety
of other useful Hardware, tot sato chop by.••,
IIes:IOWAN & MILTIVOUL
coOttl-tt • ' ' US PO*4 ittoilt:
10410aktiiiiA AND ilEADlNii•liAlijitlAil;
l ow
r
. ~. Ea AllNANORitlja ra . '. . •
aft* , 1 vittnamlltio, ca.
mg 41 $: Wit Ttr,rattaniiFitErtk
passitiltelidi a, at 80 '/O 83 and ii 15A .14 and
! : 1 5 7;r1TVIIALE lit 10 VA At 'aildivilati4
15. ,,,,„ , , Le, i.,,q.,•- ~ , , 1
all lisiOtitillt i litamuswait,
_ yt t elVr i p f t i Fruit in waXerit t a t tl.o6'44lll„‘
an I. i . d 10. IP,' „ ,
:Harrisburg coommOdt. lon Train at 7.15 'A: IC
and Mall Wratris at10.454.`11: 3 81X5 4 40 4 4'.1 1 .
On Sunday, the down . _ tra a pane Efaading at •
9,40 A. Md 4 . 26 P. .ss.,• and , avoidable it 3.0.50
N., Pays 7. M.,_ , , •
Tee 4. M. (low ,n" gold 10.80 "A. M. u trains
ran only, betweea VhilaAelphia an '
mr..... .,
Up trains leave FiqUadolyila for
rasburg and Pottsville:l 6 7, an 4 8. ti A. - 7,15 — N
•doon, and 8.80 P. M_ ~ an It 4ri M. for Reading
only. The 8.15 A. M., in cenneots with trains
fbrTntax2tfill WillbuluiPortlallallaso9l4lo6Nlll.
gata anduamidit.. ,
_,
_._.,
__. • ,I, , • _ , ..„, •,_., ,••
ThoB.lsA. Jibe and 5.110 P. M. up train o lfrOm My*:
delphigi and 10.88 A.1M.Aud.4.510P.,11. oWn Iran:Lit
sto_p only at prinoipal stations below Road ng.
yi r
, /teadin Anolinmmodatlon Train I Leaves Road
itt t o t Ai ,11., returning from. Philadelphia at
The ofistown Abo,ommodtion, tan leaves
Pottstown lit 6.411 A.M. ,ItetuarningleaVeondla
dolphia at 4.00 p s M. , , • • ' * . . ,
The' Western Express trains connect at Harris.,
Railroad with Expr ess trains on the Ponntiylitania
gaiiroad for Onion, Pittsburgh and all p pints
West, andth 10.46 MaU train connects at, Harris.
burg for loltteDurgh; Laticastch Cbarnberbbill,
itunbury, Scranton, Pttudop, W ilkosbarre, iv .
Itanuiport,l46ok Haven, Elmira end the Canna .
Passenger trains 'leave Upper Depot for Eph
rata, LIM, Coitunidat)nd ' ,Lanesatbr at 7 00 lid M.
and 0.15 P. I. f
__, r i-- 7y
Through First-01M VOtiPlin Tickets and Emi
grants' tickets at reduces area, to all the ,prin-
Sipa) points in the North; 'WOO and the Canadita:
, 0011MDTATION TICKETS,
, With 20 Coupons, at 23 per Cont. disoonnt, be
, .
!moon any points deal rad.
• MILKAOF, TICKETS,* • ,
0 ood for 2000 miles,listieori all POintii at $52 )
—for families and business Arms.
DIEM
SEASON TIOKETB„ . '
Good for the holder only; f0r8,6; 9 andl9 manths,
between all points, at reduced Fakes. School
801180 n Tlokete ono•third 1088 than tho above.
Passeuger9 take the Express• trains
Webt at the UPPER DEPOT, and all other trainti
at the LOWER or OLD DEPOT.
100 pounds Baggage allowed each passenger..
passengers are requested to' purchase theft'
tickets before entering the ears, as higher fares'
are charged If paid In the cars. • _
Excursion Tickets, good for one day, by 7.50
A. AL - Aocoinmodatton 'pain to Pn,u44?lpbta,
and return , at 69 each. •
d• • G. A. MOLLS,'
340 23J General Superintendent.
VAST PNNNSYLVANIA RA:Ur
-La itoa.m.
A.RRAtiGNMPIT OF . PASSISN4BII TgAINS,
• Comnienei ondas4 Peocember 210,1068. .
tic,, , 6, Mall ' Tratp, loaves
goading 10.31, A; M., arrives
!Ku
hi til 4 Now York, 8.60, P. M.
m ai(
No. 7 Fast 14,1 yes Reading at,430 P. M., are.
rives at 'Allentown 5,5%; at New York 10.05, P. M.
Nos. band 7, run daily,exoept tianday, stopping
at all Way Stattone betwoon 'Leading and No*
York. , .
• EXPRESS TRAINS: •
Leave Roadl34 at • . • • 8.44 A. M.
e
. 7.81 A. X.
II , 248 A. M.
•
11 11 1.00 A. M.
•
Arrive at New York at . 11.00 A. M.
41. 14 .It 12.15 A. M.
11 • II• • 7.00 P. M.
11 41 0.15 A. M.
These trains run threngh from Pittsburgh to
New. York, without change of oars, stopping only
at Lyons, Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton Junc
tion, Clinton, White House, Somerville, Bound
BroOk, Pisinneld and Elikabeth. •
The 5.4 t A. M. train runs daily except Sundays
and Mondays.
•
The 2.28 P. bd. trains run daily except Stindays.
• The 7.81 A. U. and 1.00 A. M. trains run daily.
West bound trains, leave Now York, at the foot
of Liberty street, as follows I
&A we Bite York. Arrive al Readin_g.
It% M. Mail No. 8, • 8.00 P. MI,
9.00 A. M. Express Train, • 1.50 P. M.
• 5.10 P. M. Express Train, 10.19
Ae P.I.
8,00 P. M. Express Tram, 1.00
Mall Train leaving Allentown at 7.20, A.
Stops at all Way Stations, arriving at Reading at
9.10 1 • A. M, running daily except Sundays. •
The 12 M. Train • from New York, stops at all
Station* between Now York and Reading, leaving
"Allentown at 4.20, P. M., arriving at Reading at
OA, P. M. running daily except Bundays.t ' •
The 2.00 P. M. train front. Now York; runs
daily stopping at Elisabethi Plainfield, • Rom
'
Merrille Junction,' Easton, and Bethlehem, ar•
riving at , Allentown at IL4 , P. M., passing Ly.
onset 12,29,A. M., arriving at Beading at 1,00 A. DI,
Past:ingots are requeSted to purchase tickets
before entering the care, is 25 cents extra *lll be
charged and collected on the train from all Who
pay the fare to the Conductor.
••• COMMUTATION TICKETS•
good for Twenty'-aix Tripe, at 25 per cent • dis
count between Any points desired. •
- MILEAGE TICKET BOOKS •• •
fdr2ooo miles, geed between all points on this or
the Philadelplals..& Reading R. • 11.. h or the Read.
lug & Coldinbla E. R. at 852.50 flash for 'families ,
and firma. _ .
• SEASON TICKETS,
good for the holder only, for throe, eta, nine and
Ivedive months, at reduced rates. , ,
p. ERMENTROUT.
Jan 2411 General Ticket Agent.?
11EA.DINO 4- COLUMBIA. • BAlL
.&.••aotig
On • and after Thirsdayi
Nov. 96th, 1808,•
Passenger
ano wrrileroa4 as follows:
I , eavo Beading at • . i °
7.00. A. 11.
it •
' 6.15 P. M.
Arrive at Lam:utter at 9.15 A. 4.
Is 55 CoUttribla at 9.t5 A. il k .
" Si Up:Aster at . . . 8.25 P. M.
it it Columbia at . • B.BO P. M.
•
RETURNING : •
Leave Lancaster and Columbia at 8,00 A. M.
Columbfia at 8,20
&45
l i Lancaster at
Arrive at Reading at • 10.20 A. M.
at Reading at ' 8.40 r.
Trains Nos. 2 and make close - oonnootion at
Readinglvith trains Norli and South, on the •
Philadelphia And ileadine abroad, and Weston
the Lebanon Valley. Road. • No. 2 also makes oloso
connection with train for Now York.
Tickets can be obtained at the 'offices 'of the
New Jersey,Contral IL R.; foot of Liberty street,
New ' York,C a nd Phila. a Reading - IL
tooth awl llewill streets, Pfilladolphia.
Through Tidke to Now York and Philadel
phia, sold at all the arinolplo stations and bag
gagQ checked through.
Trains aro run by Ppiladolphla and Reading
Railroad timewhich is ten minutes faster than
Pennilylvaulteß. U. Time.
oiragoic•r. GAGE,
Superintendent.
E. F. Kiwi; Gon. krt. a Ticket Agent.
deelo4l
eIIitISTMAS! GLIRISTMAS!
CANDY - DEPOT..
No. 107 MORril _rims BramEr,
BEADING, PA. • .
FINE.CONFECTIONS,
PLAIN.AND FANCY: CANDY,
SUGAR FRUnt • •
,
HUBER'S LEMON . OR CLEAR toys,
SUPREME .TO ANT MADE • /I 4 • EELEniG.
Also, a large assortment of Frenolli ;TOYS, Mix
tures, Candy Baskets, Cakes AO' Prelgele Cow
anut Caudy, , Cocoanut Bats,Doeoanut Strips.
All will be Geld cheap. Give Intik. call .and see
for yourselves. . . n ir.HUBB4 4
deels-11m "
. ,
r ,witL 'REM'OVE .'
tOVE.. ,
All NOW CLOSING •4 .
.. .
OUT MY ENTIRE
i stook of i .
MILLINERY ANzo,v,ar GORDS, ,
in order to re•open',an entire new, arid Well He-
Wind etoOki at •. • • • •• • x ''• • •'.•
No, $l7 'Onis sloititietwees ',Mill eofei Foliiih i
where X WIII pay Particular attentien tO ieiip - sti
the latest styles of , : , . . , • ,, —• ;, ..
ZADINAPi INISSEIP AND CHI4DANNV HAT
..-
.4/vP - 4,..olfirisr O.NAIN,
and a cornelete absortrilent 'ot:gireryttling . per
taining 1.9 the Millinery arid rinirrdis IRO. I
egpremaleY *OO . hearty t like' for past favor
d,TOry v. 44l4l)tlirr e 11 It the continuance oI
the aaMei Nit , tApO liteed.
44usi t ta i
jab IlLtild '.' ' In. O. 11. itElotlih.
• • ,•±• "
*Of •iiit '044 . 0 - ii:liikt.. - tAcK,a A 'TAN '• FOR • THE D WI ON t THhT EE.DR, RF.SISTANOEM.- r•t. • ;'*' •
- -4: J ANUAR Y 26,4869 • •
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Crovierffeolvid and nisittig4troggi t ;
.itois*A l 7oa tuOi4 iellt fit ibuoltabli
P 001. 11 ' - I):
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titioiiititexiftritiiittidesiOity;`
andVAIEIWQODi'
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fe D 67 1 0 4 3 In k
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off i f friihd to this net: Mid Iblault owl's:Mow
of Av, 03embined with Imrtain Yesetable.qr„
itro,ots;, Ottsourpossitt fel. its stealino end cent Vlr
,propertlestn thostexteroilitonitlaintetbrwli
. ,
Cute, liralsit,' Okifes,
•
`000; lierivu# ds Itulaintnetory Paint'
Neuralgia, Headache , Pains in
•
ibledJ464
tit
all euob Cie ei it 11111 k tia lid:e dirt eertaitity
of Tolle& It is (good •in Met; 01l t tileCoreplefits
where etteselt ittnittootiori 4 gewitred, for bian
or Beast, and the sabseribet ran Oootelentionslt
rettottmend i it ,as stood of the 'best 14*rietite of the ,
.
r •
1'1 . 166 25 (hints 'pa )1004. • - •
Yorj3ele it the "4/10P" BOOKSPRE. •
"
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• .uVrtn , •
CLOTHES WRINGERB,
STEP.' I,i,DD,IiA.S:4:
ALLIWARRANTED6
1
WKNIGHT'S
I:I*.A,RDW,AR.!,S,T;9R . '
MEM
THIRD AND_ PENN ,§2S.
Aug 0
MoGowan ,& • Miltimore,
DEALNSB IN
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k.Rt:DW'A RE ,
CUTLERY, GUNS,
UOUSE rinpxsupioooO : r
D
r ME TA L
TINPLATES SHEET IRON, '
•
Building Materials,
- ,
• No, - 612
PENN STREMA.READINO, Pk
WA-
..m.
THE.'
'PENNSYLVANIA CHORAL HARMONY
-
pentstninit the prinetP7l: '
CHURCH MELODIES;
•
• ' Prevldeti
-
GERMAN AND ANousli TEXTS
Poi eale:at lhel
BOOKSTORE.
i yeo striieth
Nki/Ottifi
1: • ' .•
STOVE. TIN AND HOLLOW--WARE EM
IPORIMIt OF TilfrOirrOF READING. ,
~A
SCHNADER,
iioi4 ' ' i the 'ii i iiliioit iii o. piibtr : t o viiie
l a
cu 11/1 olv il Aim e ttgisiAiiiiiilsolle oan
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iinTilft e;it.. .11:31:11, ciii.' 6149;nasitt
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lial
lIMIEI
VgltAtt ' - ittOttrkt;
..ithsiat.Onf Reidelbtfie township, lWrke county,
decooko4. /meter,* or !WWII Ist ration to, tlio CP!'
tittO.6l the aboVo otttood `dnOndenti tinite been:
granted to tho Subscriber, Ali persons ititletittitt.
to told, Wattle aro ireqiiestod to make itoutediate
phyttient, arid thbea hi tying preisiiit
jab *
Atte*, properiz outtiopticlttot toviV44tiViogot., , •
' • 1 BECiaTEL, kiintittiotrotor.`
.2t4t I , itebnistnitit WWI Pit.
VSTAtIiV . IOF:` JOHNIV,
Juno" Of 140ter 0,0111410, Berke County, gookt,
Zettere of • a duartiletratlon to the estate' of the
abitrOli deoadentbalte band ftrithted to the Uhdor4:
algned„ Apt jpetponandob;od to antsl VA;Akto ere
rligetned to 'make brinincliate - payment': and
t QM hsttiogPlelrettwill proeont**n properly
emtlietitleatea, ror settlemen
HENRIETTA It h .
EH; Exeter
JOHN N. HITTKR, Nxoto,r, ,
sAMITEL 11:•I31irTlatt Oley,- •a•
40111-Jett 1,. : , Adrnirdi a lyatora
TIOE Is ItElitAY GIVEN;
tholt•chArigs f e ealt i , Gonunitteo of ikuniVna , ,
,a
not, Ittdatto; lillB,proldontkl htb vtdlttrln' to tho
urt or CknrnOn Mean of Iterkatounty, prey to
g
g be dteohergod, troth hie mid trust—and that
ho will be Mee - barged billboard day of Pehruery
next / =lima cause he aho‘yn to the eontrar,y,ot
or before Raid day, ' U. URI ESPAIER,
janle-StA • ‘,.' • • • Prothonotary.,
"IPPEVATV,OI` IMAM( U. •11110 ADS,
ALAhits of AuMy , tbstinship, deceased. , Notice
iS iotoby i Wen, Pali letters of AdmiulStration,
have boon gtanted bn the a b ove ' named estate
to LORI ItbOades ( of the same township., AU
portions indebted to said deic4dent, are requ'oSted
to nikke prompt payMent to the Administrator,
( at i p li tlrp a tz " stlitl i ligtrOt
toor !lOW egkon v H UAW.' •
; an 104 t • ,
giALE VALUABLE *op pLAN - p.
ki—on gatUtdiy,..Tatulaty 30,1861, attilotelbok P.
IL, th e undersigned will , offer at pub 10 sale, •at
tlenglor's tavern, in 41111106 township, about 80
otes of 011EsTNUT TISIDNR. LAND, in part of
thittyloars growl,h, situate in Alsace township,
peeks coholY. adiolning lands dif Josiah De.
Turk, roulk; James . Z.- Gticsomor and (Allots.
The landruns out lo • the turnpike. and , the
wood tan 45011 Y NV 'removed. This prelim:4f
w,tll Ile ,offerod in 10 aore lota•or in ono Woo°. to
suitpurebaScrs, COOttiOns 7111 be made
known, at the ticao of sale, by
A 141,05
JONATHAN GIVICEIii
JAMES
javk 8-at)
A 88IGNF,FAE3 BALE.--"WILLDE
-4 - 441014 at public, sale, at the publio house. of
Jainib Snyder,ln Silydiirsville, Exeter town.
ship, Barks county,. on Saturday, January 80th,
1860, the following porsonal property pf Jacob It
SO der, to wit I
2 Hort ,B 4 head . fbhcop, one now two-seated
Carrie. e, Buggy, new Spring Wagon with "Oovisr,
a one Horse Farm Wagon,Sielgh e llorae: Gears,fiat.
,Winnowing Mill, Grain Cradles ifOoo Plow, fiat.
Shovel Harrow, tt lot of rails, a lot of Empty
Barrels, nlatge Copper Kettle and , ?mat many
other hrtloles. '
Saloto coma/one° at 1 o'clock in the afternoon
of said day, when attendance will be. given and
terms thade known bp'
. BENJAMIN r. SNYDER, Assignee.
'Jolluiturintyr, Auctioneer. •• ' [Jan 0-8
Ni B. No hucksters allOWed on the ground,
VDWARD STROHEOICE •
-R7S VEX-
Au DUE.-00 Thursday, January 7,41569,,w ill he
t r
sold at pnblio sale, at ho rosidonce of the snit
soriber, in Born towns ip, Berke county; on the
, farm of Dhriatiaplicen . near Leinbachs tavern,
, the following personal property; viz: •
0 exoellont working horses, 1 two year old colt,
1 ono year old colt, PI eXeollent milah cows, 8
heifers, 1 bull, two and &half years old, 2 young
bulls, 7 fat oxen, )2 sheep, 4 SOWN 8 shoats (Ches
ter county whites), 1 broad wheeled - Wagon with
body, cone narrow wheelott wagon, 1 one imrso
wagon,spring wagon,carklago, 2patr hay la( dors,
1 two home sleigh, 1 one horse sleigh, one thresh
ing machine with, . swoop power, mowing
and reaping machine,
_grain fan, corn-shel
ter, horse-rake, B 00441411 ,• ft ploughi s 2, /UMW
and 1 large oultivators t 2 spike harrows,
straw.outter, full sett blacksmith tools, grind:
stone t 6 saddles, Iw o, harness for 7 horses,, oar.,
rlage harness, Sleigh' bent, traces, awingle.troos
and spreaders, cow and, log •chains atth ohalns,
hay hook, rope and 'Mlles grain cradle, so,ytho,
rakes, forks, 811.0VOIS, 46 two'bluthel• bags; 1 copper
kettle, lame farm belhwOod stove, bodatcads,sink,
desk, berres, and inany other articles too nu •
merous t mention. > , % . ;
Sale to ommenoe at 10 o'clock precisely, when
oonditionl of pale will be made known by ,
. EDWIN BTI3OIIEOEEII.
P. B. Ditivis, Auctioneer. liatill-3t
PUBLIC -SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.—The following real estate
will bo °prod at public sale on Wednesday Jane
nary'
27t 1, 1869, at the public house of Jacob
Gillett; Esq., in' the village °I . _Leesport, this
county: ' •
No; 1 All that certain MVO story inicx
Nciusawlth kitchen attachcii, situate In the
village of Leesport, frontin on the Turn.
pike, 'and now occupied • by W Illam - Weisser:
There is a stable and a good well of. water upon
this properly.
No. 2, AllthateortaintwostorY muokiidutlE
with Kitchen attached, situate in tho•vilygo of
Leesport; fronting on the Turnpike, and now oc
cupied by. Daniel gdelmati. There" is a stable
and a good well of water, with pump upon this
propettr. , .
No. 8. All thatsortaintWostoryßßlCKMOUßE
with Ritsheli attached, situate in the 'village Of
Leesport, fronting, on the alloy North of the
Turnpike, and now °coupled by John Korshner
and Adam Speichor, Thero is a largo lot of
ground to.be sold with thiqproperty., •
No. 4.• ,All that certain One story FRAME.
!MSS with Kitchen, situate In the - village of
Leesport, fronting oh the alloy , North of the
Suropike, and now occupied by EmailhelKersh
nor and James Butler.
Np._s. All that Certain two • story IllttaK
110UBE, situate in the village of Leesport, front.
ins on the Alloy North or the Turnpike, and
now occupied by Simon Macherner, , ,,
No. 6. A tract of ten acres of PAIWURE LAND
to 'excellent °Condition, in Ontolauhee township,
bobnded by hinds of Leesport Iron company,
Bonneville Mengelts estate, Dr; renVeso Wiloy
and ()wen t ': - . .
No. 7. Also, a certain :two ' story FRAME
BUILDING, with a frame kitchen attriclied,
froc tin g on the Turnpike in the village of Lees:-
port,' arijoining.prOporty of .7. F. Dommal, Dan.
!el SOUt and others;; now occupied by Peter
Wenset , •
The sale rill bogin at 1 o'clock la, tiro after
noon, when taa . oonditions will be ma known
by • DANIEL CLOUSER
JESSE 6: nmtriai,
~ .
• Jean 9-3t] Exoentore of Tobias pouser, doold
THE READING' FIRE INSURANCE
AND
TRUST COMPANY OF BERKS COUNTY.
organizes:4 July, 1807. Capital, $140,060
•
ifflee, Reading Insurance Building, No. 11)
North .FXith street, South-East Corner of
Court Street.
OF.FIOE DOURS FROM 8 e. M. to 8 r.
DIUNOTORN
3. PAINGLE JONES, .JAIIREI .
HENRY Z. VAN BEEN "- JAVOU SHAFFNEN,
J.T,JAilicson, • D. E. BTotrr, '
JoNA 13n44.TErt, 'J. T,
Osimas RINSER.
'Pills COMPANY INSURES 'ALL
kinds of, property against loss of damage by
fire at rates as low as any other, rel table Company
and upon every plan known to Stock Insuranee
Companies.- '
Perpetual Policies biped requiring no renewal
and upbn 'which the amount of premium paid can
be reclaimed at any time, less a deduction of five
per cent. The advantages of this method aro
worthy of the attention of farmers and others
having firstvelaas dwelling limises, barns and
other buildings, in town or country, as being the
cheapest and safe St. .
Policies for one, two, three, five or Moreyoars,
or for leas tkan, one year, issued and no charge
made fOr Policy and survey when renewed or
when insurancee are transferred from othercom
patties.
The `eitizensof fteading find vicinity, hitherto
dependent mainly upon foreign Companies, have
nbw the, privilee of °treating their insurances
in a home insti t utio n'eil organized, with;'an
adeqqate, paid in an guaranteed capital,' pre
senting as strong basis of security as .th 'IV of
any • other company ! ' The advantage 'of , c oing
business directly with the Company and stk.bro.-,
portamie of keeping some 'portion of the arg il
sums paid for Insuranees,'ln eironlatiOn bomb;
*lithe appreciated by all. •
• J.ONES, President. '
JAMES Vice Prosicietit.
B.Ei ANCON4Bedetiiry and Treasurer.
aug 8, 1888-1y4.11w
'HERR; HAS
:Loretnoveti to aoo4 Penh strObtl,fitficOo Brown , *
11 i tabrorod bases
gp.tfltoro.- loop InsOrtiqr it&
peabyed tooth rated to as fbr . s u e t th an .Oxi
trabtO4 A ItbOut pal O.: pisoskes of th e ma h
Gams Pralttos t ll7 treato(l, Ur' pr ( l . 9l t anlAo li rlt
- neured, •
En
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,
• A.,f(er Swift's iloatt4 iaoieNai• /48
Syriliototosra trots or 4tolli 3 e hot; on tlto ? Tii•
pei onotostng it tttoiawri!,toii. '' , io)llY , ,
woititladie 1141r;'' •
4 ‘6liitiii , e ' '
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litl
' "Ngtintig y a
hadattoo.
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: PCtkilY witanaWs battr ' !,; ;
Xteahld their -
rata BtUdeiltiplay tho,pleGge,, , ,
did strivo tbe.xuOre. ,
, • •; . •
"Only a,woman!a hairy'
014 i'lrio,n'tiol'!!avt; '
t Furtt)l‘itg ,1•1 . 30
11o1~i to the hear!, ' • " - •
"Oily p woinitee hair
14ag0 of fond truati '
withetalvtatt totiwg, • •
Crumbling toduet. '
• )oman'a hair V' ,
• •,
Taa thlaa gibp,7
I
. A biAter iiierc—if so ? 1, 1 ,
r r
i3liatao on tioa aorilot.l
0 0nisi's wo`niikn's heal"
SYno'this n'high
.1 .
Borne on the midnigla Barg°
of itionioty
"Only, a womnrkto I►ah il!
Lot the;.o be times . •
tiYltqu paillnAputilo
To I:0;30E1ns rhymes. ' •
' , Only a womanta hair 1"' .
A lgirango it appears •
' ' ''i'hnt hovliOuld ntitso a jest
• So tanhy yeitre,
isOnly a woman's hair 1 ,1
Doad Stellate hair :
ho had raoaitt a jOit,
• Why all that °aril
‘' "(! 'Only a woman's hair 1) , ,
- ' True—.l)ttugllt bosllll.o .•
Apdyot 4111%siona(!thing mc•rf)
'ti4pn stelln dieo.
A woman's hair
' A moan frOin out the Past
A Implants' hair I
"LOVS9I AILIAD•TNxy SAD'
An English , divineYwho has'sinca' risen to
4) mimeo, pwed his Marriage, end a long and
Happy domostiolife, a contemporary states, to
a More 'accident, Re had pontraoted an elec.
tion fora lady of the neighborbood in which
ho *cached, but, through dread of a refusal,
could not bring himself to the point ofa direct
propasal. Tile : more he thought of it the more
he became dismayed at the prospeot. He Was
not of that kind of mon who can quickly inter
pret , a "woman's feelings from her looks and
manner, but was'oVercome with fear that She
should nover,loye him. He had almost resole.
to . abandon the Geld to a bolder l it not a bet.
ter man, when he .tiuddenly took a desperate
resolutiOn to know the worst. Ho carefully
prepared and sealed two letters, each address
ed to the lady; in one of which he made an
earnest proposal of marriage, and in the other
Merely requested the loan of a book. Shaking
them together in his hat,he enlled his servant,
and bade him take One and deliver it. "Which
one X"'asked the servant. "Either;" was the
reply, and the , man took one , at random audde
parted. The minister threw the other into
the fire without examining it, and for the neat
hour paced the floor of his study auxiotte and
miserable. Ho had resolved to'abide by the
result of this queer "proceeding, and that if the
book eume.with the. servant, he would forever
abandon all aspirations to the lady's hand. At
the end of that time the man returned with a
note, accepting - his offer and inviting Min to•
tea. The overjoed young mans told his little
experiment to his tetrothcd t over a cup often)
thatoevening, and' , was- soundly rated foi his
dullness An not comprehending tile "signal of
distress" Which had . been continually displayed'
to him from time to time. But 60I110' men are
,wonderfully stupid about those matters.
ExTRAOIWINARY ELOPEMENT.
Ahnut three years 60 a Young man named
Jaines Smith, an employee . of the Kentucky
'Central railroad; wooed and married• Miss Liz
zie Leepone of the most charming girls in Pen
dleton, Ky.,, just when budding into young we
manhood, being only "sweet fifteen." ANI:
living together. some eighteen months, during
which they were blessed with an heir l domestic
difficulties occurred, which marred the hatipi:
ness of their wedded life, end culminated in
the diyorde of the parties—the:wife retaining
liossession of the child, and *resuming her
maiden name of Lizzie Lee. • •
After the separation More than-a year—.
during bich time kiss 'Lee bad a number of
eiaitori for her hand-her,' former, luaband
c ‘ eal:(l„!;eer,ituo longer;hut earnestly renewed
hlaget,eataticpa of,lovemhhitl e'rerelavorably
and., lovingly , reebiiredo, ,, An elopement las
planned—tor'the Old follie objected to ',Appro.
pose l;mairiage l and~ :ori Moniday evenln ot .
'siteik; 'tl4'iO r ebilaily:iiclCaded In,olnfing
PreniN:
fatOlit gigi* 040 d Ike ap(11
was again unite n marria4e, , .
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[TEN CENTS PER a WEEK.
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Girls, too, 'ate reifbilyjbehins bleach ; other
I shouldcall,thiti o;is diatinCtive
Soo thorn when are •they". introduced,
Or ivhbit they" first at a'bet'
or croquet party hair coldly,
cal they lobk /aced, bthei k how inaolegEltalr
eyes rove over every pnitinn t, of tileir, rivers
dress ; read in their fines tbd btitatibkenetOtti
as the result of their deratiny.
"You think yon have duo it retrwe% .1111 l
you havO made ft
,f1101!;;Or
- Yk i 4 0 1 1:
much better than you lb , ',retch I tlistit
. diedita
'of the more'admired among . tho rn , :; snd hoiv
'exCeissively naughty tor Mtiactingio Mitch
tention they think that Ada or,itisay , are 'slim
whom the young Men clutter., *ow, hold sie
iS-Lhow overdressed she is t—bow afibited
ihu
is I—and, oh 1 how ugly she is 1 ' • .
Sonietinies, if they arodeep, they will
praise her ontbripasticellyCka l thii i ks
generally too transparent to deceive any One,
and simply counts' for whet it 111—ii eleier feint
that doesn't answer, It is quite i► study to
watch the way in which girls Artie binds
together, or take hands la the dances, The
limp, cool, impertinent way in which, they just
touch palms, then let their arms fill asif pert•
lyzed, tells a volume to those sble to read tie
lettering..—Every AVaitirday.' .
Tin first effective locomolo builtAa
Ampriett was built .:113 Philidelphlarfrom a
drat, by Rufus Tyler t in 1882.; This gentleman
iirdtrEit that time Considered the best mechanic
in .Amerifia. The wirele of the engine were
made of , 4od,with broad Viols and Oleic 'tires,
the fiangAeing bolted on the side. It was call.
ed Old Ironsides. She was first patio motion
the• Germantown and tiorristown railroad.
She ran one mile ab bond and *ae considered
the wonder of the day. It Waa ascertained that
the wheels wore too e light to draw the tender,
and to l Overeotne this 51it:60414 the tender 'Was
placed in front of the engine. Thlo)rept the
wheels on the track. The maker and hie part
ner pushed the engine ahead limit it obtained'
some spina, and then 'jumped on the "engine. ,
The boiler being too small for the , etllle t
steam was only generated fast enough to keep
It in motion a short ' time, eo . they wiere oOttil
polled to alternately Posh and ride dniing the
whole trial trip. was regarded as d ittecolie.
The wheels were atterwa'rd replaced With Iran'
wheels. This old engine is stilt in exiitenia
in Vermont,—Phila. Post. •
' PERLINOANATS of potueok it is iiniser ed, is
the most effectual 'agent 'in' s- deoderizin and
cleansing old cider and beer barrels, musty
cans and bottle. It Is stated that a pint of the
permanganate turned into the - most musty,
filthy elder or beer cask, and rinsed about 4
few moments, will entirely decompose all fun
goid growths and fermenting matter, and' ten
derthO cask as sweet as those that - are new.
The deodorizing, disinfecting Power Of the y
permanganate, holding as it does five equival
lents of oxygen, is reported to be wonderful, it
will even deodorize carbolic, acid. _The only
way, to remove immediately the order of efli•
bac acid from the hands is to finial, them
in the liquid-permanganate. The ofileinal solu
tion contains four grains of the permanganate
of potasea to ono fluid ounce of water. Condyta
disinfecting fluid, a tautens agent for purifying
Unclean room ) Contain eight .'gritielv of the
Salt.
,NEIV velocipede hasbeen invented in Port.
land; bag three wheels, but a fourth is
to be ittlAp. Tim motion is communicated
either s4-it the bands or feet, or with beth,and
the vehielle is capable of_ being attached to . a
horse and drawn like an ordinary buggy. The
steering apparatus is managed by thoiknees of
the rider. There are several 'other difer•
ences, paid to be improvemente, and login.
lonely contrived.
Velocipcdo•bnilding now forms 'an import•
ant branch of trade r in Pati. There are not
only manufactories 'of these' new locomoes i
init foundries where the iron work of which
they ere composed Is cast. One of thetieleM
ploYs two hundred and fifty wor:limen, and
finishes twelve'velocipodes per day,fniitcoach•
builder of Lyons. A Lyanese. itelo,elpedliii Is
wilting to take any bet that, be wilt beat the
fastest trotter in a taco. .
nEAYEE4 . O 4oassa.- 2 1bcre proba bly no
sure remcdy for the heaves, but the disease. is
sew to , be ameliorated by feeging cornstalks
and also by the use`in the same waY,- of pump
kiwi.; At this titne, year, w_hen l')ntapkins
and cornstalks are, bot h plenty;theexpetilnient
Toy be easily tried.' Carrots are food far
hordes thus alrected. 'The bay they eat sh,ould
be cut and wet, be l caus, a pliglit,;, !ri
the throat bllell'iiggTiated into cOriettint
cOgh py 0 /0 -1 1m) 4% . ist 19ng toy,
.6 e
,
GRAIN YOU,MILOIi 11.10110 ;
.• • .r
ehorti lti
alone are 1088 useful bq ,
Imitate.
Why
,f, 13eeause in corlmeal the
,elemen,tof
butter abeuedkil in pburti. Ole eleopickorOord
or 01teese.,. Ate , rale; the heavier railk.i", the
more cheese It '%11)1' to I *bile' 110 tallk
hiahaitt*, bOttei.... ftledioi 411,,e or
Coilki-oO li; ati'oitaj4e . llo I if or, bial,t944-sith
til' i 1,! i 1
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