ItEA Ipl PA.
ffMEMIM
monocRATIO diTitiViikiNATtoms.
Jro • Xlity - or •
wm. 11. 01?.RNAND.
Por City D.eastsrer : ' •
HON. WM. nprontimucll. '
For at ! ) Auditor:
DR. W. 141.111 RAY WEIDNIAN.
DEROCRATIO WARD NOMINATIONS.
FIZIST 'WA 11%
Commoit.Coisnefi—J. S. Pllogor.
&hoot Conerottcril--3. Hproehor, 4 years ;
Jos.so Ilawloy, 2 years.
sse.s.sor—ttonrgo NV, Pilegor• . • • '
.iiii.f46-llehn K.llolfiltaMter.
borpcclor-0 won O'ltoilly.
sxiXirrn wAnn.
•S'ileet Cca l incit—Hanmol Ttoblinion.
Owntson Council- 7 1 .Villtatu Fix, Gregory
Helm). -• 1
• NehooL,(AOliroller--John .I)onliard. • '
34essor—W illlain Z. Booker.
.1 tulge—Gpctrgo
Inspector—Nilo)iaol MoCirann.
Tli I ItD IYATID.
Conenton Council—Jacob Titllpr, Atte:hoot R
ley.
Wool controller—Charlon Scull. • '
A sseßsor—Danfol (1.
Judge—Davld A. Stout.
_lnspector—John 11111.
_ FOURTH WARM
eoninlo/1 Council—Viliiitin C. Krollf4o.
Neho6lo(MerOtiCr-+. Wpliam AI. Rightniyor
A an i ssor—iletuy' Illngaman.
Ju(Ne—ntitiry Itorpor.,
inspector—Daniel Hahn.
VIVTIT want).
Common Comuife-4401/I•Wundor,
Jl.lsempr—John C. Strohockcr.
Nehoot Contra/ter-4=w' Mulligan.
Judge—Wellington Van Rood.
inspector—Joitoph K. Harvey.
HixT4 wAnn.
41,»Innon Council--Baulol
&boot Director-1) iniel Coylo.
dm/ye—James linffmastor. , • '
inipector-lonntban .1", Bober.,
B.7essor—lldllp K. Millor. •
Fi6iVI4NTII WARD.
select Counrit , --Vrotloriolt W. Lauer. ,
common Council—James T. Bober.
Erniontrout. •
SehoOl Controller—Daniel Errnontiout.
Jattgq—Llowellyn Wanner.
./itvectol•—Jacob Body. •
MIRTH WARD.
•Veleot Councii—Christian Mick.
Conenion Maui/ Moholae Heckman
Jacob It. Ritter. .
4ssesw—JAaopll Maleborger.
HAM Controller—W. Umbenhauor. .
ftidge—lrenaeuti Shatter. , •
Inv eetor mon Fcgor.
NINVE WAlti).
emanion Council--Addy Gehry,Daniel Him
inelreich. • •
A*s eiosor--John B. Kleiner. • '
Soiloot Controller—Jacob 131emlkiimer.
Judge—Janson Sherman. • • •
intspcolor—David Kline. •
moction on Va'lday, Velbitituri 12tla t 1869
TIM Eagle Book Store,;, ADLER
OfFICO ) DAILY ;EAGLE and IIEADING
GAziari: Sr.,;;DE gm lin have been re
moved to 542 Penn street,
Schniueker Lou i se building, op-
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posi to the Keystone House.
TliAtql4Trs - AI)VERTISEMENTS
the ( 'DAILY dfter
1)0 `.changed , rilte or,tep
ling.- , .firs .
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•IWIILIONC44I6 O iT ANDr REFORM, ,
If: the Itadicabkin tho Legislatiire are really
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A ;Ili favor of 'retrenchment luid roforin in.public
experi oges, •why:.dd.they continue their
•
travitgasitkibursoment of the 'Money
• • nt'flurrilshinif? .:Why slid they not aceept.oll'.
• •
°Ter or-Messrs: itaueli - & Cochran, of _lglu
castcm to do the pasting and . folding for So,ooo
•
- a , instead or ~about $15,000, the
ninounti',,?kpendedilciW:Year II eSAili.elloucli •
•
• ( 0 , , , Coolkraii are 'illvpublicans, and responsble
-
00 . 13,4010 boa; obioction todiem
• • •
•' •
. • Tho •fullowing,froin the Philadelphia /lii
how .the Radical champions of
"retrenolnuent and, rlifoiiii"• are. sipiandoring
the inouby of, the people fol.'. the purpeio :of
onrichiog'favorltes.,_ F 4 very: tax-payor ,shoultt
give it.n ea - reful perusal :
The foljewing is a of the dicers of the
•• Pennsylvania House of Itopresentotiie's
one branch , of the Legislature), onibraomg a,
largo number of men .‘yhO .were . paid liberal
salaries for doing nothing.,. Some of the mon ,
. monied in this list da.hot oven go to Harrisburg
Miring OM' winter; bia.draw their salaries. from
• Alio State ,Treatinry nevorthcloss. Ono olthein
.. is a olerk in the Philadelphia - Post-olliee, an'd
&Ova two salaries, though ho porfortos:.but
one duty, and We cotrlittuNo sevoral Who: uro
Arsoitally.knovin ,to.ne,aild,..Who•dO.nothing
whatever by•way of earning the nionOAthey re
. milvefroin,thettate; We notiC42tho name of
"JAII6B Fli14110RN; fli'011)1411)" .iu the . ' list •bot
-l6w. Con this ho the gontleinnnAo is a te en !
',wont of tho Post•olliee Down:tine:it, .in•our
Post , pflteo, nor} who figures In our city, School
Boort)? Mr.„nisisecix (our Mr. Freeborn)"liaa,
• we believe, hold two or threo - oftfece at It time
,: cro this, and it is possible that lie may now be'
Post•oftice Agent, School Controller'aad.legie•
hitive " together and obi once.
Itat whateiler the, fact, oe. to Mr. Famoav
. 4
there is ri•seritlemau •in our Post-office 160
figures ne a 'poster and folder-extra"_ in the
following list, and :has "$,783" opposite hii
, .
',Tonics L. solfridge; chief clerk . $lB7B 00
Edward -G. assistant clerk, • • 1230 00
resident - clerk ,1050 00,
Lainci-Sabere, transcribing clerk... 033 Ott
;Theme '• • " 033 00'
• Fred. M.lllagee," •• " •. • ... 075..00
dlonben:.Flernard, '•• ": • ~.1028, 00
. . 'John .Kongyi • . '•'• " ...10-15. 00
(loorge A. Bakdoven,
William A. Nichols; " ''` —11:32 00
William 1,. Coopet, librarian 4 600 00
d-. .)
~ Caper yang, sergeant-at:arm ()75.00
, J. Mec onnoll,aset seTgeant•al•arms , 033.00
AY. I; WOodfc . a • ; ," ' q 0,4 00
lvflliam Scandrot!; , , 1
.:: '! '075 00
0.'1). Waddell, •• - "
v ‘.‘, ' " • • 90G.40
,10bOt golIngOn ) :. , -" . , .... ...... 00
Mary likiifpety'. • , (' ' ' ' ",, ':-. '..:..1005 00
alisr4dll,l44en t • • " - , " ' 101 i 00
inhulgooklint, ', a ' . " DUO 00
Edward Nl6Coy,' ' '''" '. "
.1.11. Ball, doorkeeper ''. 1 .vi476 00
W. F. Cunningham, asst tloorkeeper.42o 10
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Sau)uel MI or, i• ---- —••- •i,1 -- ta)14 -
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biSes Arn , • tf , ' , '' ...912
. 1
llplodore tne il u .A*7 \ ...990
11?uhuelTrawfor'll, 1.1 1;# '‘, . . .17 600
Jar 76 94 3 9Ytelkit esic o rer ' ' - 033 6
0; ishop, ' istantiti`esseri li ).1000
6...‘vi. Keeri," , ..,,„,,, , 1' ...,4F:. , ",.. .... —41918 ;
H. H. Howell, " . , - r ... 033 00
Barrett. Brown, ,•~.,., ".., ,
P. C. Hemphill, A' ."If. P '
K: M. McCullough " :1 '4'lo
G.Black (detailed), " .... ....... :900 00
Linley Maples, " f ' 938
1,. A. Marshall,messenger tocotninittee '' 1'
roma - .1020 00
J. 'D. -- Itlikpatrielc; iiiessenger to 'coat" ''-''
• rObtri...t, .. ... :.. 1.....4 i " 1000 f 4 1.1
A. Of , Redry-postintleter:;.‘4' ' x... 09 0
. 00
James tent° e, rissistatitNsStranster.:.,.ol3 00
Roy. 0.. W. ‘orney,"chaplain 800 00
James McDermott, marshal, of rotunda..Bol 10
William W. Morrow, doorkeeimr of ici•
tunda 700 00
S. B. Brooks r superintendent folding
department 981 00
W. F. Wills,. assistant isuperintx . mtlent—_,.:
folding 'department • , 033 00
John Stewart, pastor and folder. ' 771 10
John fl. Bayne, '' '" . , '..782 50
Joseph L.-Stewigt, "', , ..,, .715'00
"'Joseph J. Wilton, , " 783 00
Frank I.iafforty, ' " - ' ....783 00
David S. toenail ) " .733 00
Stewart Forbes, . " .733 00
Samuel Graham, ' " ' .i..i • 783 00
Wet idebaughlin, " ' ' p. 783 00
L. F.; Williams, li
.733 00
P i eter Myers, , 11 .733 00
Hen'ry Ifeikel, 41 ' • .706,00
G. L. McClure, , " .. .703 00
/high Asters, 11 ' ' 766 00
Bamuol Drumm, • " • .71.5 00
11. C. Wins, ' " ' .712'0
% . 1.1. Jenkins, . " .... 703',00
`lillinm A. Wyie, " .708 40
8 , 'el D. Str ,- h, . ' l ' i extra 10
'I i
nn►el D. Stroe...
1i my Itowati,
Martin C. Lampert ' "
.1. H. Munn is
Adam Musketnuss,- "
George W. Wright,
Albert Duffee, ' 41
John Q. Welter, "
James Vincent, "
R. M. Durham, '
D:1). MUtterebOugh,
M. Ott,
James Growl,. •
John 1) Nenley,, . . . ~....733 00
John' Mitchell, ' " •.' • 788.00
Timm R. Moore,' . 11, , '162 4Q
John R. McGinley, " ' ' 709.00
,
J. D. Nichols, .• " , ' • 817 00
Thdinas You°, ' 41' .
807 40
B. M. Russell, • " ". • .... ..... ...72.1 00
Charles Shugleff, ', 1 " ' • r - 0-5 00
Robert 'C:Oainble, " ' 783 00
Samuel Wolfinger, " - 738 00
G. L. Braun, " (extra) i...., ' . 976 00
Samuel Fox, . " 788 00
It. S. Railer, • l< 1 783 00
J. C. Nipples, • ". , ...733 00
Thomas Hemphill, " 733 00
James Freeborn, fireman 783 00
Daniel Best, 16
.., 1........721 00
William &eddy, janitor ' 700 •00
J. H. Atticks, cngipeer . and inachinist..looooo
The above list shows the Timber of " bum%
mers " during last'year's Session of the Legis
lature. This 'year some. ' thirly•seven (we be•
liove that's the number) have been added to this
list. • . .
4 '1'11113 WIAINSD BUY."
The Dispatch of yesterday made another of
to bring discredit upon our county, for
political effect, by Indulging in-lamentations
in regard to the treatment of the idiotic in•
cendiary at tho Alms house. We would ad•
vitt° our very, tentlor.beayted brethren not to
slander forks county "officials for confining alt
incendiary, while the sod has not grown green
over the graves of innocent men who have
died from hardship and ill.treatment in the
Beadles of Stanton 'and Seward during the
4var ; while Dr. Mudd, an innocent tnan, , laki.
suislies . on the Dry • Tortugas, afar from his
family and friends ; And while Lieut. I3raine
still pines in prison for acts committed in law.
ful warfare,.(recognized as such throUghout
the civilized world), without the priyilege of a
trial.
. . .
Since the case has lken
.proporly.brought
before the county officials, every effort: has
been tnade.to• render more -comfortable the..
condition of the unfortunnto idiot. - Mr. FAle,
the Steward, with his usual huinnnit', is now
building a snfo yard, or..onehisuro,.. in which
the idiot Will .I.io permitted to take exercise,
ogler the watchful taro „of n proper - person.
Had this been dono before, the Dispatch, In
stead of prnising the Steward, would no doubt
'hew) howled terribly over " tho expense of
'hiring men to watch paupers 1 ;1 .
• I
'Lot Radicals ", sweep before g.hoir,
dears,?' and . dononn - ce tho acts of their own
party-during: the teat four yeari,lieforo they ec•
cuso , the Democracy Of 13crIts, or - any other'
county, 'of :- cruelty-to helidess priseners. • , .
CittANT AND Tar. OA6Vio,E.sEnKERN.
• 'Llysges , l,hp Silent AM . 1, romaine a darkly
myetartous i3uzzlo tdtho myriad of ofgoecaeek
(its who liai lnt foot§teps,dontindapji. rfho
foilowinipfrOni tho, flow york correppoadquoe
li'qg6r.qf yesterday, shot s
that Grant • is , ,`Ettill' tho . "epauletted .
.Ir..- ,
§Phyn..-,.. of whim .iforncearqoloy .formerly
oxpi:essed.. such ..kratp -'fears. r 011ico•hunteri
Will 'please , xnaiio a rioto:ofj,t.k,, . . •:
General grant
,will bo grad when. hp gets
sway from tills .. city: • The .huingry . politicians
will not let him have a moinentte., peace, .and
their importunities aro such noci put his tem
per,,,importurbablo as, it is, under the most try
mg circumstances, to.a severe test: - in , •
A't o'clock this aflxitlioOn the Union Re
publican . (11.01,Cal) Committee
'headed , by
'Charles Spencer, General 'Denis Burke,Gene
ral, and John Cochrane-, Waited upbn him at
the rifth Avenue ' After the tisual
hind:shaking, Spencer mado a speech. the only)
response to which, on the pail of the President
'eleetovas elotpiently and ably expressed in the
two little'monosyllables, "Good'day."
, Notlvitlistanding this "notice to quit,"'how
ever, several politicians lingered behind, each
to speak_his piece. One hoped the Gene
ral wOtild be as true to the Republican party as'
they had been true to him. r To this the Gene
ral did not condescend to reply. Other parties,
presented him with.thein cards, and one oven
more considerate than his fellows accompa
nied that. with. another , . card,_ ,informing_ the
General where 'his place of blletneSs was on
Broadway. . • •
/31VOIRMANT TO VOTOS.' • •
Fixtrnet &Qui ElleieltiointjAws Or the C#y
, •
• The following extract from ;:an, Act passed
by the.Penneylianin Legislature on the 26th of
April, 1861, entitled "An Act Iv/lain the
charter of the iaitnitiPal 'coip4ation of the'
city of Ito4ing t v—ivlll . be' of 1•1444.64 tro c t
cilizeas , at the present' lime.. Ballots Shoal he
prepared and voted in the manner therein de-
scribed:
SECTION B.—That the qualified voters , , 0 the
city of Reading ,, at than. • atinit4l: eleiiti6Cdr
city officers', may vote;' for' said 'otlieerb,_" l 4,0
two written, or pyinted, tickets, or Of
paper, .one.of, which :shall be headed " city
officers " and, contaiwthe *nameivof
dates fi s mi inn§ 0,. city *tiiisWitrer, ty .ithaifor,
and select and common councils, for whom the
033 00
783 , 00
'733 00
733 00
.710 80
....a . ... .782 GO
.733 'OO
00
' 718 00
i,i,„.783 00
' 718,80
722 50
702 40
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voter.4estre to voith'' l '.un el. , .' ilta l i t t
ttzloVi " ward ()Meetly) _ soi l w is mu t t i i
, of the earatidetertevitidertheer_com
i lifithi 'I judge, and "-iniktee,tors of - eleetto' 'pat—
_, , , le
1 kOnt Olen; of sehools'iMasse t 4 . 0 i, h
they ' by desire tOroto' . 111
4 " W blik
IL , , • .., ,
~,Islu)kolt of lisixables . ,lA, .ttici' flavors.' m*l44_
of tbi!i eiti:, , -)*' ,.; - 1 ~'.''7: .'..1 -- . '
Fit - Wail,'
Second Ward ' l . -. , , ,
;1 . I 21?,
fyhird W,ttid.••l •. . i ; ~ ,`t ').?..... t i- 1 1 1;
Fdurtli Warl ' '• • 9
Fifth•Altaird....,,,... 711
Sixth Ward I. GOO.
Seventh Waro - ' - - - 6P2 :
Eighth Ward ', . , GOI
Ninth Ward ' a • 1005
WA• vt,v
Kci ,1 rgo . pi,c_Th e
~,p4i n ter s of
Troy, N. Y., it is reported, have resolved to
demand $3 25 per day,after the first of March,
and to quit work on Saturday afternoon t 4
five o'clock. ; , .
'The Weirking .
nied,'s„Protectirik ',Union of
New York city have issued a circular, setting
forth the objects of the 'Association,- the plan
of orkanizatiott,• .afid Ali i teethed ,cif raising
funds by assessment. The circular states that
the Union being established upon principles
of strict justice, Wing ' foi. Its object thopro
tection land 1,1414 reue9
.of the, interests, of.thP
employer and 'thif'emplo r ybol,'"it . IS' interests,
that all disputes which may arise between them '
shall he submitted to arbitration, ati the most
speedy and equitable way of arriving ata con-,
'elusion ; and that it shall therefore he thb con
stant aim of this • kin tp leo that this desire
l i t,
be as far as possih carried out... The arbitra
tion shall consist of an equal number of em
ployersand•entployed, and.if 9*, decision is at
rived at.tho saumshall be final, said disputants
binding themselves to respect and abide by
the decision of the majority of the Arbitration
Committee. i‘ '
The employing 'printers of New York had an
important meeting on Monday afternoon in
the Astor House the result of which is a de
clared determination not to comply with the
demands of the Union. The' attendance was
quito'numerous, and the proceedings very har
monious, . Mr. Wm—C. Martin occupied ' the
chair, The
,Executive Committee submitted a
report, setting forth that several offices have
now all the hands needed at the old scale, and
ono firm has a large number iiif applientions
over what they can enteitnin. Applications
for work from country compositors were quite
numerous. The representations in the press
in -regard to certain employing printers hav
ing yielded to the strike wore false. A few had
under compulplon t acceded tcinporarily, bait
they had' determined not to recognize tho
Union scale.
Several gentlemen urged the' adoption .of
resolution, in favor of sustaining men not be
longing' to the Union. Another Mr. (Pele
trenn) said ho would pledge,hiruaelf to go back
to his office and 'discharge every man who did
nct, quit the Union. .111 e. Baker said that
Would only increase the present difficulty. 'lle
said, further, that this strike is kept up by the .
compositors on the morning . and evening
papers, because they have in view themselves
to strike for GO cents.
Finally resolution were adopted pledging
to stand by each other in the furnishing of
werknien, and .to continue resistance to the
strike; also appointing a co - nunittee of three
to consult with muster-printers in regard to
the expediency. of retaining 'Union hands - in
their employment. The committee consists of
Mem& Smith, Davis • and. Little. Anothei,
resoltition was adopted in favor of eficoßrag•
ing the introduction of female pornpogitora
into printing of fi ces. • '-
The journeymen, as usual, met tit headquar
ters, but as the reporters are not admitted, it
is impossible to give any record of what was
done. Among outsiders, however, it was an.
derstood that th,i situation was unchanged. -
VII,QONg DI NOS , OP ,f3OIOIOZIS.
''Ws"snikriro*, Feb. 9;
The Monday evening session of the lionate
was continued throughout the night, and term•
Mated. only half an hour before the time for the
regular session.yesterdify, debate being kept
up on, tho
,proposed Vonstitutional Almond
ment. ;. ;.
When. the Senate a4Arnbled at, noon to -day,
hills were reported for the relief of certain
drafted men and giving full bounties to colored
soldiers who enlisted as slaves.
The consideration pf the ( Amendment was
resumed,ntinit passed finally, so amended as to
include Mr. Morton'sproposition, giving Con
'greBS pOweeto proscribe' tho mode of chooslng
Presidential electors.
The Amendenent,which returns to theoouse
for concurrence, prohibits any distiection in
exereising'the franchise or holding MECO in the
States on .account, of race,. color, nativity, pio,,
perty qualification'or creed.
. The vote on the Amendment was 40 to DI
'The following Republicans voted not-Antho
ny,• of Rhode 'lsland,. Corbett, of „Oregon,
chimes, oflowe,Edieunds, of Vermont, and
Powler,'Of:Tennessee.
In the House, the bill feria railroad from
Washington to New York . watipassed.
,Mr. Judd, on belkiilf of the Coulmittee,on
Banking and Cusweneyi made a statement
the - various financial bills on which they. were
.prepared to report, and it was agreed to re
ceive 1,11i4r reports on Saturday.
-The Election Committee, in' the case of
Chaves vs: Cleaver,. of Now Mexico, reported
that Chaves, the contestant, was entitled to
the sent. ••
• •10. Kelley, lAtrodtteed•a bill to prevent col
lections d pasienger faxes State puthor
ilS• • • .• ' -
The - Army Appropriation . bill was c)onslder
ed,'and also the Internal Revenue, hill, tho,let:
ter itt droning session.- ' .
•
SOPWRECK AND Loss OF Luz.--,The British
steamer Europa, which arOved.at New York
on Monday tifternbon, front Glasgow, - reports,
January • 28th 52.46, lon ..27.'14, picked
up 6em the brig 13,'rilliant, oft. john, NB.;
Captain Me. Cart, R. Desmond' ' , mate,' and . five
sf the crew •, the Brilliant had sailed from Cape
Fear river bar January Bth; With rosin and tur
pentine i .experienced qvcry strong westerly
gates up.to the 25th, after which it blew a fear.
ful hurricane, and washed away the
,wheel and
broke all -the steering tear to pieces •, also
washed the first and seeped mates overboard,
The mato get on board again; but the second
mate, -Asa Bryant, was lost. ~ Thevesiel filially
was so disitbled that It, was deemed Prudent to
abandon her.-
TELEGR46;.PHO,
' . Wsexestokr, 'Feb. 117.`
The Wisconsin Senate; on.' onday evening,
voted its consent to the forMation of the new
State o Superior:
Another bill iegulatin . g. railroad. fares was
intriniticed in the Mitten& itegislature yesterl
The Governor'elete of. the former bill
Nut beenluatained by the - Legislature.
The Bedford'County. Republican Committee
has resolved of Gov. Geary's.re•nont.
li , s. 1;
• "1.1 am es T. Brady, Bsg., the eminent. New
YorklasfYer, died ; euddenly , yesterday, niorn
ingtaged 5.4; •
Murray McConnell, a State Senator, of Illi
nois, was found murdered - ie his office, at
.facksonville,.yesterday.
The Canadutn Privy Council have decided
net to•interfere in Whalen's ease. g is egecu
don is appointed oh' Thursday. ',
General Grant arrived. i 4 Philadelphia Yea
terday, and is staying at the Continental.
The strikes:Of the jar printers and sailors
NewYorir still'Oontinne, without any pe es .
pest of an adjuidefent.
Wm: Benton was crushed ',
to death between
two f ears' Oh .the Iladson River Ritilroad(at
Silnytdri Buyvil'station, on
-
A fire at Nos. 63 and 55 liiberty street, New
• 0 • , ~. .I'.
- it oilciAfikt evening, destro $100 ', ; ,, ) 1 with 1
4,l4lroptill .
9,5 >c
I il.k.. , fitto:KlL - qtetnnsti ye ter ., day,
t, „ tro e s
.mtato ifortfuf_poroperty. ` it,l' ' A
I Wwo Owes Fitchburg, , a., • .en ,
'ad brinks,ots Monday' `-' ht; $:4 was 'i -
00 , , 4,4oiitif the stores; In . other, he
17 1
tat) s rifled of small sum of money, while
ovilr - font thoutod.mdelltui ,- itti4ll:B: tends'
were Jefs, IMO!, gto il!z.un,v,.l I 6.1 2 't 0110 P
To-DAT.I ADT
0 - 711013.*tbe as . rid •.ed b t; la day sit.
1
&iodate with him as a full partaer s tlOortte.
P littittrnilll, f 211*W TOtirliattbb bbilnees 14 NI:
porting and paling to Choloe idquote Wll l l 3O
conducted u der the firm name or Lauman lb
Hammitt, at the aldbtati4l2Bl3outlt ninth el,Teet.
, %, : . • W% WII, XisUblA,r,
aanuokty 27,1869. . Ilkilatlelphla.
lreb.l2.Bt , ,-, . •, • ~. ;r' , , ^. , 1 ' 1 , . .
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$lO ItHWARD.—A double banded GUIVWRS
/ 0 0r re. Ors stilta Irillt.Tualllito ails
city from he far of Ja ea .01 1. The above
re wardllrlll be paid by leatingthe same
fob 9-tfJ THIS ovitcs.
9:ka i J "Anti
i ff.4Tbo
.1 ? of
11.1 and &re (lanceted to moot on
tirglt lr4. won tUo
Bq pn tier I n nt, at 74 o! k.
Order of,,k*.liAGGL, Provident.
O. SCULL, RAAretary. (fob 1:1-2td
AB)4 iiVrt7llll:—The roikh X eaturp Of the
,K-course of.Leetures under the auspices of the
.Readluir Library, will bo delivered on THURS
DAY EVENING, February 11th, at 8 o'9lpok, b e y
rtot J 1%; Valbiltluk e t •
G. A.: NICOLLB. • V 1
WM. H. STRICKL AN%
W. MURRAY WEIDMAN,
=7.ti
OR be sold at Trivets Sale,' the
1? took of J. RODGERS' BLltßail 8110 r, with
appurtenances. at No. 2055 Penn stroot, Reading.
.Sold on account of going into other business. •
fob 4
421 WEST PENN STREET.—AII Private Dila
ealleS curcdiumediately,wltlioutireury.
Comoiltatione a nd' o ff ice very private. 'ollloo
Hours from 4 to 9 P. 91.
f0b9.3t9
t
UST.--On Saturday trotting at the dry goods
J..and grocory store o C. B. Birch & Co., Penn
street, ,below Fourth a LEATHER . POCKET
HOOK with gumband.. Tho book Contained two
$2.00 bills t one of which was now, also ono $l.OO
OP, 90 0 d9iisr lll , ailvt•r, two 50 bent notes stud
same snittliturranoy, and 1410 Small tiatnOlesof
etilito, , , rtie' tinder will, be tinttably towtatut by
leaving it at . TIM MAGLE Olriel E.
•
1 feb 0-std* •. , .
111
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UNSTABLE'S SALE.—By virtue of an Excen
' Lion, will be eiposed to sale, on Wednesday,
t lo loth day of February, at 2 o'clock in the af
ternoon at the pub li c hoUsnof John 11.8ehe.effer,
in the city of Reading and county of Berke, via:
Ono eight wheel House Car.
Seized and taken into execution, with° proper
ty of Edgar Leo & doboshe Leo
tub 0-Itdi , ' WM. W.PIEJIL, Constable.
i i- t, ,
ADMANJr, HAMMILL, ..
1
IMPO.ATUR§ . AND D.VALIRS
.
6 ik
CHOIOE LIQUORS?
WINES AND SEGARS,
Tt SOUTH 11114TH STAligy,
, • PIIILAPEIPIIIA.
G. M. LAFMAN,
Fob. 9...
NOTIOE.—The titythership . of Hassan At Nolan,
lately dOing uslneSs as Plumbers and Gits
fit tors at 113 South Seventh street, in the city •of
Reading, is hereby d lEieolvod by mutual consent.
All dobts due to the late firm wilt bekpald to'll,ll
- IlassOn, w401v.111 - pay_all elainfit due by the
Into 11r1n. - D11011AEI; HASSON,
MDWAILD NOLAN.
'WADING, yob. 8,1869-3tal
PUBLIC SALE.:.-Wlll be Sold it rublio Sale„on
Saturday, tholoth. Feb. 1569, at ono otolook; B.
M., qt the Keystono•Honso. All that certain lot
or wee of grodnd with the three titers BRICK
DWELLINGHOUSE, thereon situate on the
South Eastern corner t of Third and 'Nankin]
streets, Reading.. Bald lot being 30 . Net fin front
and 100 feet despinore bt loss. 'rho'louse is suh.
stantial, having'been quite recently horoughly
repaired, and lilts all , tho modern oom nionoes—
with gas, ranges and bathrooms, So. -
Terms will be made easy. , •
ANN JANE HOW'S.
W. Y. LYON, Auctioneei*. ifolAniti.
KINDLING WOOD—K IN DLINO WOW .—Kind-
Ilnir wood for sato by tho barrel or In larger
quantitles;delivered to any part of tho city.
FEOCOCK &
, • Coal iiiid'Wood lard,
core pf Second and Franklin Ste..
Feb. 44 wd 1
FOlt ItENT.-4.- Second Story , flown', at the
earner of Fifth and Wash lngton streets, suit
11140far a Lodge !loom or other purposes. Apply
soon to N 0.60, nor. Fifth and Washington.sts.
fob tl
BANKING HOUSE.
BUSHONG 131t0; ;
BANKERS,
•
Ma4re
U. S. BONDS 4% STOCK, GOLD, SIL
VER AND COUPONS.
DRA,OI 4 O;
ON NEW YORK AND pRILADELPIIIA.
- Interest paid 03; all Do ►oeild;
Open at,l) a. tn. ' I Cioac at Sp. m.
BU . SIIONG . & BROTHER.
fob, 14869.,
G .
BOILER FOR SALE. .'
IMPORTANT , TO MACHINISTS;
M A NUFA.CT:URERS.
The undersigned offer for sale, at reasonable,
rates-
ONE, 980IfilitTern9114
ONE EIGHT-HORSE TUBULAR UPRIGHT
: S • 7 :BOILER, •
1— • =
Apply at the ADmin Onioe; or address.
&`'oo4,
mouth) HALL •
,19 North Moth BMW. •
; 1 40 1, 00 fitigt
etebto W ines ind on band I also, a
11 00 d stook or 41 4 6 1 1 , Depr, Lunch' every
iny k frattatartinitittat to call.
A few boarders. can be amorally:misted with
good WWI. ; •• • • Use #4azAt
• •. V ."
QTBAYBD.-.on the lid Inst., s red heifers One
i.l'year old. itall a 'Sather strap on. Any person
giving-information as tons wheteaboute will be
suitably rewarded.. B.'S. BOAS.
- tab 54tdltw) Fourth and Plnestreete.
411116,IIISINTS.
, DR., BARR,ETTI
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11Aumtr.L.
AND '
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READING. PA
ri, ,, ,, HBO -4 ' HA tOUR •r. L IP BERKE) ' :,, UN
.I7• .---Wrl - t P lion Su J' •al Esta
~ i i '' Pe.
k
• • orn, 1 1 _•• 9f ' count "" Kinks, , ',' • ed.
T Jere .1' h ' , rote tk, ern, ha : o ho
as ntor •?' 1 le • Ith :, rmon,y, , '; It • rs
•f J eph .!•'' n .„ It, :Jo ..r" tab Ki, '•'' • th
isi
tti er, ~ • v,l.'' . marrl •;:•*, • ith r., .. go hp -
vi t A ... n in n , `,.. !te e . , rio t
. t, s',th .n 1 , , ',,.
• Sva si tt
Amy Intern Inte . rtnarried with Joseph Meier ;
J.udi h,,_mtet•matriod with John Dorwart,
ittilk ' yott - immq WlEttirOf 41:1110011 "Vert , Vt.'
cetledleArg , Ann j
titermarried with Jamo
If'; • iln -IT omas Aern's heirs, to Wit: Ed
ward Kern, and Levina,
inttrmarrled with
•-e • h,Wltman; the heirs of Jonas Kern de
. • 'to wit : Toter Kern, William Kern, John
0 • nk Kern, Dr. Joshua Kern Mary Korn
I
w 1 •ow of ---- Seeger; Elisabeth, ntermarried
wltltiterri'lat-60*-N Hasiasan t' mut: Soralvintetwest.-
rled,witb i m.,FAlgeg thajtetrpolDinlo.l Korn,
dtdolassd i tOtrlt t• - •ll;titry/14ra; Dialed? iii ,.. !Natti
Matilda, intermarried with Petah Siefert Santh,
intermarried with-Jesse VITN4I.OII. A:O6A.
tnarrled, with Charles Mishit' I atilt otAtia,
A l tlincwlto was maryted' to )11.1q eel ,INtger,„ ii.ud
whole tinge dtKoasod, lottVlng Issue, Peter KW.
ger, ThOmes Sieger, Sally, !alums:4'44d With
Nacos; Ntienhextk Nly Alegor t . ; sate ,doctasod,
leaving a widow and tWo daughters, ,whose
names Are unknown to the , petitioutr, WI tho.
helrsot Sitohael Sieger, dobeased; to Wit: ThreO
children, *host) names are not known to the pc,
titloner. - . 1 • ,
NOMe is hereby given, that by virtue Of. the
above writ of partition, an inquest *PI be hold
on theprontlens of %Ito said Alcoewial, In : Itatn
burg, Berke county, for tho Vurpose of making
p,art,itlon L t And among the /Aire mutt lefial'Tl-
Presoutatlii 4;11 *AM ittmethiati or Valttatiolt Or
appraise •en of the tea% °MAO, ot in the :Mid
i za
wrlt. Mu I ind that. the Sala Inctuest Will
1 2 4,3 . 0„ Iv - ii e purpose efortsald, At, tnO . Above
mouton. .7•111.0 e, on Thursday, the ihtlt /lay of
pebruat7, , 0"1 , 369, at A o'clock, in the after-
Haan, at w oh tithe and Plaeo the sald parties
,
can attend l( they 'too proper. ~ ,
Jar; 18-13tdew9w], , tVII,I„N ALIIRIGI UT, Novi fr,,
••••"• -
("OTT PRUCLALLATIION.—Xotico .11s hereto/
kigiven to the electora,of tho • soveraV.wards :of
the Oity of Reading, that an election for City
officers will be held in said, city on FRiDAY,Web.
14, 1889, between the hours of 8 o'clock A, V. and 8
o'clock I'. VC, of said day, for the glootion of the
following °Moors for the ensuingyear, to Wit : -
One portion quali fi ed for Mayor for two years.
two years
One person qualified' for City Treasurer for •
. ' * • -• •
One person qualified for City Auditor for three
years. •
• One
_person qualified for Common Council in
First Ward. • ) •
One person qualified for Solcot• Council in
Second Ward.
Two persons qualified for Common Connell l ln
Second Ward, .• ,• • •
•
Two rawsons qtialitled for COmution Ovation,. in
Third Ward. , ••,,•• • , •.• -• ;-• •
One Uoilioul,iified for tomplon'Councp in
!
! Fourth Wara ,
One person q ualified for equ!Ottm Connell in
Fifth Ward. , • •
One tion quali fi ed for Common Council In
Sixth Ward, • • • ,
Ono person ' qualified for Select. Connell in
Seventh Ward. -
One pet'sOn qualified for Common !Council in
Seventh ward, •
One person' qualified for' .Select Council in
Eighth %Yard. . _ • ,
Two pergoits qUalilled for conimon. tendon Eighth Warfi. . in
, • .• •
Two persons qualified for Cquipaon • Connell in
• Ninth, pe rsons
• • •
• Tho electors of FirstWard'hold 'will their eloe.
Lion att he public honed of Andrew J, tioodhart,
-in said Ward.. • •, •
The electors of Second., Ward will 'hold their
,pleetton at the public house of *Jaeoh Went a ol,
in said Ward:: , -
The elootors"or Third We vii will hold' their
election at the public house a Williim Rapp, in
said Ward.' • •
• 4 1'10 electors . of Fourth a ( wild 110 - tlielr
:election atthe public house of Amos Estorly, in
'said Ward. ' • '
The elootors of Fifth IVard will hold tlfiiir
election at the public house of l'arylti 10 Weiler,
in said Ward. •* • - • • . • • ; ,
The electors of Sixth Ward. will hold. their .
eleotfon at the public house of Daniel D. Ithoadi,
in said Ward.
Thaeleetors of Seventh [Ward will hold their
election at the public houttel of Evan ?dishier, in
set(' Ward. '
The electors. of Eighth - Ward. will hold their
election at the public house of .llonry lirttelf l In
said' Ward.
The electors of Ninth Ward will hold their
oleetion at the public house of 'Andreas Wit , in
said Ward. •
feb WM. 11. DERMA ID,
Gl4Bl'tAL iit'pl4.l4lqE;.rel
• 400 Opened, at .144 OS South Botset4h' stred •
An oMoe where general inforinationean he had:
We pay special attention to furnishlturgood fs-
Male help l'Orptivato families and hoteir. Those
desiring such help would do well by giving us a
Cali, as all servants fnrnished from this 61We will
oome well recommended. •We nisei furnish work
for those out of employment, auell as clerks, bar.
tenders, salommi, Wateluen, and menof general
labor.
Wanted, by a gentleman' somewhat adVitneed
In yearn, a situation Its' watchman; can 'come
highly recommended by influential citizens of
this city. Also, a good by
girl eipablo of
deing general housework. Apply at this Mad,
No: 28 /loath Seventh street,, •
Jan 29-31nd " ' • • • • Reading, l'a;
VALENTINES I.
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VArINTINES!
ALL KINDS OE VALENTINES;
COMIC AXt SENTIMENTAL,
TENDER AND AMUSING,
. „ .
FOX SALE CHEAP, AT WILE
EAGriE BOOK STORE,
NO. _S4R FEN.Isj
J an
), • pri
t i ; ; '
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M° Et *AIMED!
•
IM P THE CITY OF:READING. -`
The undersigned; I Conti:pitted on. Finance of tho
Corporation of the city of Reading, , is oupow.
ere* td borrow the slitud of . t ; ; „ ,I, i I 1
sEvErrrzarrvz SHOUSAND. :DOLLARS,
for the purpose of enlarging the Water Works of
the said city, via the BIN .CcOvrn4ttee t , o ,l l,kobY
five notice that theYsire prepared to Issue: Ver.
1,11 4 0 004 (cir the same skt Six per . ipterest, io
'parties laaning money . to the City for 'the pur.
Frabove named. Persons desirous, of , InvP B t-
In th 4 loan, will applylp eiVrof the Under.
!geed Committee, or to WI Ha Heidenreich,
,Zeil4CityTreasurer. FRB IC left ;AURA:
1
DA EL IfILIXII.
DA EL SPAHR. ,‘ ~
Plal -2%'68 - 1y Committee on 'Finance.
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NTERESTINti NOTICiII.--The Boot aini lino°
-.
. .
Ifiianu factorn well kbewn budeg i the I ,old :firm,
of 41 ThIllp !Alas ft Bro" otipthilittl thoi tn4rket C.. , 1 1 2 , 1 R D I O B 4. T TT I L A R I4 PCI ' i R VO I II I B T S,— E T R Ites S o I ll irieStil '.
hOusit,`bas SindergOnif Settrorough; *batiste. tpo which' have been in constant tam by many ire
undersigned having taken the whole establisb. mom in title county ter the lOC tittriir Yea rt „ P A .
mentlebtl44 ewbv.nittiei felt ,1 1 1 1 1/3 (AVM on tho not sursed, 'hy any h olout P re r f re
sante stftp muph more liberalit t y, Mire:Strained Mins th at,have been. got ten up 'of lafe, en! J.' .
and U 6 theireater AdVitithita ti lifi'titioOtbetv. paraded befor,e, the farthing ; community 0 It" '
. P 0 tliflil
I consider it my duty, therefore(' JO inform all great SoutistkOfirunwie Although 701 , - .i i t ENT
'thy friends iind 'liegnalittiutoeli; and the 'old , pa. come np to Cif KIST' A N•IeiTTEWA E X" , r' - '; colt
trees fitherhUntitia, 4, % WM keep oluitently on ..POW DIMS. -Th following certificate lo l o m i . e le
. 1
ghand a large issOrtniant of ' ' it , eke . " Anil Af allivusand f,l might reftilllY. be fu r - , VoZd
o t r enit7ted•it4l, I 'via -ana "Mo. lit It; ILI MUM Ate ITT leo—Peor otr :-1, 0 g i " i ejv
Me e 4 *e • t ',writer* kilt* your CATTLE P win':
mt.
HS for lb COW 'II 1
tr
Galoshes' I' al • IEIIOO, : e ' Ave always on fittle-boulpt MI .1w! holloy lotus. A I"' t 0...,
band' German , Wlt, reluxis.....eustotner work is but half a spoonful
P rere mm iAlre z : nes d ur eer s ef n u it ify at titte low nill teg ,tto, re ,a,A psi d ie h d ho emai and then ono spoonful ever jr two X" e "' 1
isuid
Invettised tint otiPackAge of tluppotke , : l l l , ,i'
shorknottisee. Thankful for paet.favore, the ,un. the cow le thoroguhly cured nnd•gives !o f.e L .
datelined wOuld respectfully, solicit a ,share!of %hall ever Worm 1 ,. . 1 ' . • AARON (Atz
pliMb'OUSrahageit I f,q - riliLlriAisZ, !WP Ma y 18 11 /844 * i•
foot a nti Shoe M anufhotory, T ireabove . owdo.s are for Br
- jun tej Ku. 462 Penn Square, Reading, -= Emma book storo.
VALENTINES
IMI
LARGE AND SMALL
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1 A1),14 RE '''' iltlt 11101'1\1
. i , -..,-, 7SO H I.49iDEßlcic STI: It'R: .
E l , r im , . x is l C l 4 :ti_ovkatTlslN G.
o s c .
It As discovered tho most Cerisin, SpNydi ~,,,
l iCffectual limited)* in the world Cot all '''
gait/ in Six Hours! No 21-itting Pers,,,asfit,i,„,,
by / A nnireail Prefeatters, Or that Drectiv /tat''
, Mercury, sliNad apply hroat,l44,: p .
A OUR ,WAHANTE jOlt- NO till Allot,
Fite 0116, to i'Wo 1)4 1 / 4 I " ' to
oieath w
in t1ke...crit,..... , z,0tkm„ o f t he
and HIM te anltonVitary Math arta*, Ita te 1 , 1 2
Oerinriti,, 1 ;1,
our, 140 W Spirit% -Vontwilerl of Ideas, Plini t '
%ton of-the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, pl in i ne v
Of Sight or U bitithOSS J.) Weasels LI e:Ctl,l r a s t s
Nose or 3itti. Atroctionts of rte l.ou
Stemaqh, or, lloyieht—thwe
iristegfrom thAlsoluAry gabi tit of youth_„„ xe ‘p
and solitary practices utore fatal to thou. vi II ' 1
than the tiong of the, tlyreits to the tilat Wer t „,
Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hpp o jr.
suttotpatione rendering marriage, at., t itle ::
sible. •
-17 : MEN
E t ip e oisny, who Us" yeCOnto the v letting of Sol
tun, vice, that dreauful and destreetil b a q;
w hl o h nultu t ttly swe_e_ps to All untimely g Tiv 4-
thOUsktulti of 'Young oft ofthe meet exalted tlI•
outs tout brllltapt Autadliact who tn4ht othetal
h a y o entriihQo(l,llatintiott with the th at ,
dare of eloquent° ok,A•aked to,eestasy the livta
lyre. MOS cull with full contldonee.
TAKE PARTIVU4AIi NOTICE.
, ..
i. H uini are 80d0 Of thll Sad`Oehilltllloly effect,
picattle:ad by earlybablte ofyoutb, tis : W t ”,k,
noted of tho ilaok an 11. Limbs, anus ili tilU licci,
Dltauess of ,SlRitt , Ltkus4l2dutiouler rewer,44 4
U
tattoo of m Heart, llys my:lla, Nery t m
ous litt
lity, Derangement of t le Dlgestive t'unetions,
It is
tiouorol Dot t*, Symptoms ot t4ony timpt km, at.
SIUNTALLY.-r. h 0 maul idroot le on the it um ate
moo)) to [metros itoti— Loss of Mei:tory Cimtumoa
of Ideat, 'ilepre thins tf 'Blllvito, Evil Forel 4 : o 6.
in e, A.Version tO S(whity, Self•Dhitrtua, Lov e ‘ , l
Solitude, Timidity, do., art soul° of the evils
produced.
.'IIAItiZIAGE.
filarried Porseits, or Young Alen contemplatin g
mar l i ng °, beteg/ aware of physical welikneNl, o r ,
genie debility, deformities, &e.., should app.
immediattil,y. '1
lie who pTacos himself under the care of pr. J.
may religionsly totithle hi his honor w; It g en tl e.
lanai and t eitildentlY rely upon his skill 113' k
physician. , . „' , ,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, IM POTE WA..
IMPEDIMENT TO 11.41 RR t A le'E. %••
•
Uv Dr. Jotiiihtowti marvellous treatment, VieAk•
now; of the organs la outwit lly cured itliti full 140 1
motored. Zuis:ma of Thu west nervotte,4
Whaled and impotent, who had lost all hop s ,.
have Chou I ininedimely volleyed.
Atl impedivittilits to Mat ritige, Physleal or Ilea.
tul Ditionalitlcatiot4 Boaz. of Proem/my° p o 0,
Nervous Irritalallity, Trouibling null Weaknett,
or oiltaustion of the most fearful kind, speedily
cured. • : ,
• DR. JO lINS S 'PM t
,
tt (major who floyitit:oll9ge Of bergeens ; London,'
Utreduate from Olio of the Moat eminent Collegt4
In the United kitatcs, and Ws grouter - pan of
whose life• has been spent in. the hospitals et
Lontion, , Paris, Philadelphia and uhiewhereh n ,
,eifectod spipept the . m g.ost astonishin on res hat
, wereever know!); untnY tietiblod With rlinitlig
hi the head and chrii when &Mkt), great nerveni.
Ems, being 'duvet:al-at madden sounds, UAW.
gm, with Engem t Clubbing; at tended liCtlnOtilliti
with derangement of mintl,were cured Ikea
dlittoir. .-, •
'':,k, • - . , i :., i ~,:-„';
'•••
.. :' • WING MEN: . •-•
„ , •
iVuo.pave injured themdelViik !11', /VE4'llllll pric.
gu m ignialguil in when tdoitoot 'lntuit frequently
learned front evil cot pawieniv,,er at . 801104010
°Meta of which tiro nightly felt, ven w lien asleep,
and if, nut cured reudervcsearriage Jinpombi, , •
antidlistioys both ih toy. iirat ~ hotly, oho di appl y
imenedlatoly. ' j,. , , • . , . , ,
, . What a pity that ti young man, tho hops of Ida
obuntryt the darling of is parents, should 1t
snatched from ell prospeeto 'and eitioymoida„ol
life, by the consequeneo of deviating , fieni the
path of nattiro and Indalging'in a "certain awe(
habitk Such persons maim. before contemplating.
MARRIAGE, . . . ,
relletit that a sound mind and body aro the moil
necessary requisitea toromote eon nubial how
noes. indeed, withOuli hosetheJourney through
life becothea a *eery 1 Ilgrimage ; the pliopect
c
hourly darkens to the view the mind hoootnei
shadowed witludespair Mid tilled with the thetas.
(holy reflect oil that Plc blappineas of another be.
comes blighted with ellr,M l ol. • . * .
DISEASE QIP IIiIPRUDENOE.
When the niteguVitglAtind .imprudoni votaryst
lt
pleasure finds that lie as Imbibed trio seeds of
this painful disease, it o often happens that LI
11141 med sentiO of MARIA , o dread Of discovery
deters him from ANA Dm ,to 'these Who, from
Eluention and respects, i ii v, Can nlone bef r i en d
tri, delaying till the constittalrhirds)rniptomsol
IS - horrid ditionse make their appearance, sets
as ulcerated sore threat,4litelksed hose, noetunal
palms In the• head 'and limbs, almnoiss of sight,
deafnelis, nodes on 00, shin•bones and am,
blotches on the head, lueo and, extremities, pie.
grossing with fright f ul rapiditsr, till at That the
palate of the mouth or the bones of , the noes tall
n, and the 'Ostia! of this awful' disease boomer
a hoitridObject of cointrilsOration, till death putt
ta lr 4% t at! l engl= - 011.1 1 11:11 1 ;11111 k l e yreli n i l e
uotrave er returns." ,• • ,
4 ..DII,c JOIINSTON, .
Orvion, No. 7' SOUTH Fiturnonierf STRUT,
Left-hand alde`getelrig from Baltimore street a hw
dOOTSfronalle cornet; 'Fail not to obeerto-thi •
name and fitimboi. • _ • .. -,
• • Letters rtruilt, be paid:and Ontoln nation, lb
Doetor'a IMploma Pinko in his once.
ENDOIISEIaiENT OF THE VREgS,
' The'Thanitliolibintie ouvoct at. this inetitstfes ,
year,_ offer' year, and the numerous' important .
sttrgiottiOpoilitionis prirfottliedliy Dr. Johnston.
.witnessed.b3i t.he replortere of the "•Bun, ,, "clip ,
Ear s "paters, and Many other pers, notices of which'
alo appeared again and again before the pirblie,
°sides his standing arra gontioni an of oh muter_
andreeporddbillty, is a sußloientguaranteete tin
afflicted. ' . ,
13X1,X DISEASES SPEEDILY CURER
May 26.18084ydaw* . •
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1650 Miles Built.
THE UNION PACIFIC It. It. CO,
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD R. R. CO.,
',lave added Eight Hundred (BOO) Attica to their
linos during the-currant year, while doing A
largo local plumengcr'and freight business. The
through connection will undoubtedly ho tom
ploted next 'Summer, when the through trattle
will ho Orli great. Forty thousand men ere" !
employe& by the two powerful companies In
pressing forward the groat national highway to
a speedy completlEm. Only SOO miles remain t°
be build, of which nioatly are graded au& zektl
for the rails.
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First IltOrtiago Gold liOndS of the Union Pacitc
Railroad Company for sale at par and interest,
and,FlrEit Mortgage Gold 8011113 of the Centn.!
Pacific Rftilroitd, at 103 and Interest.
The principal and• interest of both bonds WI
payable in go'd.
DE VIENkSit
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIK I,
• GOLD, raq;,
SOUTH THIRD STREET,
nor 7-fttivivg
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