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' , PHILA. AND , READING RAILROAD
• worrs.n: Ann ANuilmer
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am swim OF - PASSENGER
TRAlliti
. , . Dateasitnuilltra, 1868.
VI v R TRAINS DOWN TO PIIILADEL;
1'1(14; paat.ing Reading, at 7.80, 10.85 and
Da i l it. 1 ..., and 4,26 anti 0.35('. M.
UP TO POTTSVILLE, at 10.65 A ~11., tustl
5.50 and 8.00 P. IC
TRAINS WEST TO LKIIANON & HARRIS
BURG.
Weateru Express from Now-York, at 1.05
A. M. and 1.50 P. M. and 10.19 P. 3.1.
Harrisburg Accommodation Train at 7.15
A.ll and Mail Trains at 10.45 A. M., and
s.osr. 21.1
On Sunday, the down trainti l iiiiss jtcad.•
tr a
tuglua at
it 9.40
10.50 A 4. 51. anti 4.25.
?d., and 5.57 P. M.
M. itild up
P.
The 4.25 I'. M. down, and 10.50 A. M. up
Mine.
run only botween Philadelphia amnion&
ing.
Up trains Rialto rhiladolphla for Reading,
Harrisburg and rOttsVillo at 7,30 and 8.15
A; AL, 12.00 noon, and 80 P. M., andat 4.45
P. M. for Reading only. Tho 8.15 A. M. train
connects Vatli.tralitB for Tamaqua., Wil
liamsport, Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara and
Vitamin:
__ . i.
The 8.15 A. DI., and 3.80 P. M. up trAina from
Philadelphia, and 10;15,A. M., an'd 4.20P.M.
down trains, start only at - principal sta.
Mons below Reading.
Reading Accommodation Train : Leaves
Readifig at 7.80 A. M., returning from Phil
adelphia at 4.451'. M.
The Pottstown Accommodtion train
leaves Pottstown at 11.45 A. M. Roturning
leaves Philadelphia at 4.001'.' M.
The Western SD: press, trains Connect at
Harrisburg with Express trains on the
Ponneylvitula Railroad forpaltimoro,Pitts.
burgh and altpolida West and the 10.45 Mail
train connects at Harrisburg for Pitta
burgh,Laneaster,Unainhorsburg, Sunbury,
,SOranton, Pittston, Wilkosbarro, Williams.
port, Look Maven, Elmira and the Cana
da& .
Passenger trains leni3 Upper Depot for
- Ephrata„ - Litiz, Columbia and Lancaster at
7.00 A. M. and 0.15 P. M. . 1
Through First-Class Coupon Tickets and
Emigrants' , tickets at roducod Fares, to all
the!prinoipal points in the North,West and
theYeanadas. ,", ~. •
•COMMUTATION TICKETS. .
With 20 Coupons, at 25 per oont. dis
count, between any points desired,
) MILEAGE TICKETS.
Good for 2000 miles, between all points,
at 02 00-for faratllc and business firms.
SEASON TICKETS,
. --
Good forthe holder only, for 8,0, 9 and 12
months, between all points, at reduced
Fares. School Season . Tickets one-third
less than the above.
VIP Passengera will take the Express
traihs West at the UPPER, DEPOT, and all
other trains ., at the LOWEE or OLD
DEOT. .-
10 P 0 Pormds Baggago allowed each paason
ger. -
Passengers aro requosted to piachaso
their.. tickets beforo entering tho ears, as
higher faros arc charged if - pald in the
ear&
Excursion I Tiokets, t irood for one day, by
7.80 A. M. Accomino ation Train to Phil
adelphia; anti return, at 42 25 each.
I ' ti. A. NiptiLLB,
May 231
' ' CienOral Superintendent.
READING .% COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
i'
*llOn and afterTlinrs
day, Nov. 26th,
1 , magmata Trains w ill run on this road
as fellows: -
Lea.vc Reading at 7.0 0 A. M.
/I 11 11 0.15 P.ll.
Arrive at Lancaster at 9.15 A. M.
" " Columbia at 0.25 A. ft .
Is ll Laneasterat 8.25 P. M..
" • " Columbia at sk P. AL
RETURNING :
Leave Lama:Ater k Columbia at 8.00 A. M.
" Columbia at• • • .9.110 P. M.
" Laticastorat 3.26 P. M.
Arrive at Reading at 10.20 A.lll.
" at Reading at. 5.40 P. M.
Trains No i s. 2 and 4 make elostr connec
tion at Rending with trains 'North 1 and
ioutli, on the Philadolpitia and Reading
Railroad, and West on the Lobanon Valley
Road. No. 2 also makes close conneotion
with train for Now York.
Tickets eau in) obtained at the ollices of
the Now Jersey Central R. It., foot of Lib
orty stmt. Now York, and Phila. & Read
ing It. it.,Thirteenth and Callowhill Ste
Ptilladetia, 1!
Through Tickets to New York , and Phil
adetphia, sold at all the nrineipal stations
and baggage checked through.
Trains are run by Philadelphia anti Read- .
big Railroad time, which is ten minutes
Castor than Pennsylvania R. R. Time.
GEORGE F. GAGE, .
Sliperintondont.
kF.l(egvult,GrAl Fit. ez Tiekot Agent.
fob IS-lin ,
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CM
KRYDER ik, CO.,
MAn l ilfaciurm of
I)It. BT(EVI.WS
Celebrated Tonic Herb Bitter°.
Moil Solo Agents for 8A141.103 I.7:inIYALUD
Rim Wgzaxixo.
For Baby fit tho Edglo Buoketaro.
'num 26-
BOOTS AND SHOES
REINIOLD'& SCHOENER
'tlJlE SUIISORIBER3 JIM; JV$ T EBTAB.
i lishod a first-class Boot and boo-making
establishment and store at the above stated
place, where they aro able to accommodate
coalmen with the host articles in their lino of
business, and at lower mitts than nt any other
place in the city. . . , .
The following list of prices proves all we say:
Men's calf boots. 84 00 and upwards
Men's kip boots, $3OO
Men's working shoo& 1 60
&fen's French calf Congress gatters,bos tops 8 9 90 0
dfen's oat( Gbpgress gaiters. . ,
Melee calf Balmoral& 2 00 25
!)fen's kip•Balmorals, • .1 80
Boys' calf Balmoral& 1 60
Boys.' kip Bahnorals.„, • ' , 125
Youths' Rip Balmoral& 100
Women's hating high Polish, 275
Woman's Cbagrass gaiters,• , 75 to 250
Women's tasting itsliner4lo, 190
Women's Morocoo mora le, 200
Woolen's Morocco shoes, 1 65
.
Women's kid slippers, 65
..
Atlases' lasting Polish, • 145
Youths' gaiters from . '. 15 cts. to 75
yputbe, and hope' shoes froM 80 qts.lV
Alm. s !area stook of - notions on han d
and
-for sib. •
Ths alma piaci. aro lower' t an at ditty
othST eittilar play° Of htisinosaia the city.
.IPAIRING. • ;
Nrtioalar attention Is paid to all kinds of
repairing. t
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N'O e 41 . , ilortitip ownt sintrr,
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J 'PRINTING , -Everr e iralwof
OJF Pr Latin sA es* 1 s eXoeu at the - sae Li b
Feinting Votablishuthnt, 012 pun Ana
"'FOR, THE GOOD THAT' LACKS ASSISTANO
READING, PI, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, nitOtt 2,186
Importer of
WINES AND LIQUORS.
No. 121 N orth 'Third Street,
PIIILADELPKIA.
FOR TIII PtOPLE.
THE PEST AND CHEAPEST I
No.' , 41 North. Sixth Stroote
READING, PA..
(Azova Inn court? nous)
; FOB THE
,vißcmci HAT NEEDS ateirrAtiotto
EMT 114:11,110Ap.
ARRANOEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS, • -
Cbmniencing Nonday, December2l4, 1568.
No. 5, , Mall
11oa i
rain
t ilsP PPlk a t v oVii Va r t:N;
York 1.60, 1". 7.
No. 7 Fast Mail, leavei Reading-at 4.20 P.
M. arrives at Allentown 6.(551 at Newllnit
io.ta, P. M.
Nos. if and 7, run daily, except Sunday,
stopping at all Way Stations belivecii
Reading and New. York.
El:1'11E813 TRAINS:
Leave !tontllig at
66
Arrive at Now York nt
It II II
II:13
41 14 8.15 A. 51.
..
Them: trains run through from Pitts
burgh to Now-York, without obango of
Cal's, id.opping only lit Lyons, Allentown,
Bethlehem, Hatton Junction, Clinton,
Whiteßouso, dotaorville, hound Brook,
Plainfield and Elizabotb.
Tho 544 4. At. train runs dully except
Sundays and Mondays. . .
eit T in ta y 2 iar .2B P_.i . M. ru.n trains daily' oraopt ;
The urn. Al. flua 1.50 A.. M. '
trains ran.
daily. . .
West bound trains, leave. Now York, at
the foot of Liberty street, as follows t
Leave New York. Arrive at Reading.
12.00 M. Mail No. 0, 6.00 P.M.
9.00 A. M. Exprers Train, - 11.60 P. M.
5.10 P. M. Express ' 10.10 Po, M.
8.40 P. M. Express Tram, 'l.OO A. M.
11.1a11 Train leaving Allentown at 7.20,
A. Pd., stops at all Way Stations, arriving
at. Reading at 9.10, A. M., running daily
except Sundays. ,
. The 12 M. Train from Now York, stops
at all Stations between New York and
'Leading, lea. ing Allentown at 4.20, P. M.,
arriving. at Weeding at 6.00,,P. H.,run
ning daily except Sundays.
The 11.00 P. M. train from Now York,
inns daily stopping at Elizabeth, X'ialn
field, Sommerville, Junction, Easton and
Bethlehem, arriving at Allentown at VAN
P. DI., prising Lyons at 12.29,A.M., arriv.
ing at Reading at /,00 A: U.
Passengers aro requested to puretuiee
tickets before entering the. earth s 25 eta
extra will be (+Urged and collected on the
train from all wim'pay the fare to , the
Conductor.
COMMUTATION TIOgETS,
good for Twenty-01x Trips, at 25 per cont..
discount between any p_oints desired.
MILEAGE TWEET BOOKS
for 2001 miles, good between all points pa
this or the Philadelphia & 'leading it.
or Ike Beading 1d Columbia R. IL, at 02.50
welt for families and firms.
• BB4SON
good for the hOlder only, for R114)(4'6174
111110 and twelve months, at reduced rates.
r; M. EItMENTROUT.,
Uenerat Ticket Agent.
MEM
J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proptistors,
71iA N.
Hold by :01 Druggists nud - Dealers
1 tkoitviit MolllollloB4
4. BIRCH & BRO.,
. Dp, A, H. \LIGHT,
W. J. TIIIERWECHTER,
WI LLIA M WELLS.
Agents, Reading, Pa.
mey 5 ly
GREAT FURNITURE DEPOt
SCIIR(EDE# & FELIX ) .
Wareroom, corner Fifth :and Washing
. tOD atree4. l
MANUFACTOR Y ' WASIIINOTON sr.
B LOW FIFTH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
rlt' I 11: UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
.!.invite publlo attention to thoir splendid.
stook o? first-olnes furniture now and constant
ly on hand, and made to order to snit
.oustomers. • • "
Among other articles, especial , attention!.
invited to their unsurpassed
IqCI 4 ENSION•TABLES,
pItESSING BUREAUS,
DINING ROOM CHAIRS;
CENTRE AND OTHEft)TABLES,
BEDSTEADS Or THI LATEST • !Mt/XS,
end every othor article in their Hue of buel•
11053.
Every article is manufactured by themselves,
:heir e:dmirabl lfactor.-
in their admirably arrange , manufactory,
with the most perfect machinerYl fond skill.
ful mechanics, and finished in an urtsurpass
ed manner.
Also prepprefl to exeouto ordore for
TVRNINO,
SA\VINI, And
All ordcri promptly executed, titNtwvre . : it 4- .
'ed tt give sattsfeetion. a
motriJnimas.
110(zniall & Mi
ttg4LEso
11 A.R P,W:ARt,
,9UTLERt
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HOIII3N lIPSNIOU/VO 000D8.
'METALS; ,
TIN PLATES )
• Building Materials,
SADPaP', 4d, 1 . 40; 1 io;f
rivrN StßEßZ•liZtarlfa l -P:4O
Drat _ • •
yos .- el It ,
.1 ..Ptween ono ell we 91,20 e, 11 Paelit3
amass Penn root Kon)1 1 1 6 , 1 7 1 j,109 al
Bank to If claw : 4 llPPihilikßt i t
WALLET rontaintng oetwoon OAS ."
aril A iliyag for 03. 8 4 Alt . 1 4 0 0tv ntyers
ter:whit* a Ill4rai Tevtartt vtli. ,Inn oat on
application t the oillce tho "D
A r ainal.l l ; flO ;t tett% Ado
F aupsitiox w. lint%
'i'OLD
Cbrner Nth PittrAforto)l lifter. Reacting, As.
Solo Afloat for Dorkortnd Lebanon rountloN'
for throolobratod% _ .
SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY.
The host relleblepod durable Scales over
placed beforotbe
Cult Arid fee them beforo purcbnalni
olec
whore.
Superiorinducententn offered to buyer&
A lot of socontl.band
• PLATI'OII,M . SOAI, 13 8
on bond and for solo eliemi.
11.14 A."lt.
7.31 A. H.
2 221
1.00 A. N.
11.00 A, 51.
14.15 A. 14.
7.001'.
"THE MT I
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SELMA` FAMILY .Eck cl SUHOOL.
An English, Classiest MitthoinaLionl,Beion
- tillo and Arttstio Institution,
FOB YOUNtI MEN AND BOYSI
AC "Itatown i Montgoniery County, .Pa.
T ‘ heyeeeend halt of the eighteenth annet•
el session commenced on Wednesday,
the Set day- of Felnuter'y last. Palette re
prim, at any time. For Circulars address
REV. GEO. I', MILLER, A. M.
tkV. idolglLs, Schaeffer. Mann,
Krauth,Bilio,
Conga Wylie, Storm% -and
•
lON s. talgo Ludlow, Leonard &Prove, N.
Basso' Thayer, Benj. N. Boyor, Jacob F.
Yost and Illostor Clymer,
'sQ9.—James E. Caldwtsll 4 James L. Clog.
horn, J. F. E. B. Orno, James liamilton.
Thco. 0. Boggs, C. F. Norton. L. L,
lioupt,. O. Gross Fry, MillOr & Derr,
Charles Wannoinapher, James Kent,
Sante° d Co., John Wiest, eto.
fob 204mooditinaw • ,
Important to Printers
3 PRESSES FOR `SALE.
A FINE VIIANOE SOIL MACIII•
MISTS AND MAZTUFAO;
TURERS.
ONE ENGI.NE
ONE. BOILER
TO 13. E '.SOLD. Cli 11UP:
Tho following innalithory twk offered tat'
auto, at advantageous rates :
ONE 080iLLATING I;NozNn
, IOUR HORSE POWER.
ONJ RIOIIT-HORSE-TURULAR
RIGHT BOlttlt.'
•
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ONE LARGE CYLINDER P RINT-
It G PRESS, GAZETTE SIZE.
ONI SAALL WASHINGTON HAND
ONE STANDING PRESS.
Apply at tho Adler °Moo * or address
RITTER & I OM, Reading, Pas
deo 7
3IONDE
& BRO.,
No. Nu PENN STREET,
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Aro now °Voting , st>londid stock Of
(Ain E lAND I.3.Fit;UltE
Sults made up to order In . aPlend
I ld style—
,
VXOntI.,ENT rim
An unsurpassed stook of 'kents'
FURNISHING GOODS.
PRICES TO Stilt S TiIE TIMES.
1111011 Sc, RAO.,
B EA u.' gib A
N ,":"14 rrmrir 1 4FRI P 'ET.
lab iOd
CARPETS t CARPETS
D. ii. mAiticLuy asp).
Lolntus owe. below rank Hap
fab‘Vsevsst *VI Bibwesith atiraetis.
Respectfully inform the citizens of Reading
gnd vicinity, that they are 'manufacturing the
very best Ingrain, j ell -ssogl Carpets, ever offer
gd in this atty. Latest spifterna and colors.
lYholesale and retn.li at New York prices.
We invite theptiblie to izattilnik oilsgaol(
inforepurchiitsing, ditewhora i .and, 2,‘ per
eent. nay -lolit'oUltst obss Wadi and Wive
MOM'.
d.ll-Sip , mAttxpnr mt.glt
1 f :"
Teen: PEWS. 1043iitIdalii# 1 txtitt l'eu9lll3
and bilkttionory_ (+very, MO(1. slt
r4oLvlttProssiletiro.,4 4 2 , r en f i lint• •
, fob 9.lwty
tt t11;i iit
iii,,lJOUi tt ur.111t11:11 Kul l * villa _A tut
reoldeii tele dir
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References.
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PRESS.
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SPRING= GOODS.
CALL AND MM.
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!'rout .4r t hut's 1 . 1040 Nip too.
SOIIRRODIO3I DARLING.
(The following Wool :lug verses are front
the lien of a Southern buly, Miss Mario La
coste, Of St4Vitnnfthi anti itne
conmo.
rate hteldent of but too frequent occur
rence In both armies. They were Am
published, we believe, by the 44 soll 4 heril
Prat :" • but poem tendoely written
well deserves to bo widely known, and to
dud a wpm perpnauentrecold then le ilka
ly to he ntrordetl by the columns of a news.
paper :J'
Into a ward of the whltowaßhaii hallo,
Where tiro doad ant) No tlythg lay—
Woundoil by borenots, shells, and bails—
Somebody's datrllng wes home ono day.
Soutebtnly's darl tog t Soyoungand so brave.
%reeling still On his tittle, sweet Nee ) ,
Soon to be Mil by the dust of the grav4,
The llngorlog light otitis boyhoodtagraeo,
►reel 4-
Mated and damp Ore t lie'etirls M WO
Kissing the snow of that fair young. br iv;
Palo aro tho lips of delicate Mould—
Somebody's darling is dying now,
Back front this he ttLttlt l, Ohm-veined faci
Brush every wandering ;
Cross Its bands as a sign of limo-2 •
Somebody's darllng is still And ileatl.
Klss hint oneo r for soma ody'a auk*,
Alurnuir a prayer soft: (mason',
Obi) bright ouni from tho'oluster take-4
they woo somebody's Prido, yon know',
fontotiody's hand bath rostod.there
Was It b mother's, soft and white
And have the lips of a sister fair
Been bliptlgod in those waves of light,l
god knmis beat, ito was Bomoboily , s love I
Soinobodyte boort onehlrinod him, thoro
Somebody wafted life Mia° aboro,
Night and morn, on tli b wings of Mayor.
Soinebody wopt'irhon ho marched dway, •
'Looking so grand;
it?onlekody's kits on y ;
Soinebody Clung to kis partingiinint,
Bonlotiodyls watobing and waiting for him,
Yearning to hold him again to her heart ;
Thom ho llos—with the blue eyes tli n,
Joitl smtflug , otilldliko lips apart. • ,
Toerly bury thil fair young doad,
Pausing to drop on hie grave a tour;
Caro on tho Molten slab at his howl—
: "Mamebody's darling lies tarried here
, INAIll0118•IN. STATIONIKRY.-"4110 styles
'pc stationery are , elegant: and showy,
Monograms, ciphers and initials are flu-,
minuted Jnto.meditoval and script.' The_
rlsiting'eard 'slit' smooth board, unglaz•
ed and, nearly square. The size for ladies
iv larger than that for gentlemen. The
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name is engraved in script, hough old
English is much admired. ' ,:it the owner
of the card - law regular icee Aim') days,
the day of the week'shonid be mentioned
in the left WO corner, under the name.
The custom of turning (limn the corners
of a card to denote the purp`ose of a
,visit,
- gives, way to tho mote estimable polite.
ncss of words that suits the caller on the
filed or the card. English ospressions of
the simplest kinds are iii the beA taste.
The . purpose of a eallmay be the best do•
noted by the wor.lik: Condolcuco, Con
gratulation Visit, To'Take Leave, as the
we may be. • ,
Fashionable writing paper for ladies'
use is nearly square, tirm and subsist)•
list, with delicate traeings'and figures:
For gentlemen, thiek, English—untdcd
paper is imported, of the, finest finiA,
Crest and coat of arms; in single and par%
ti•colors, add more distinguished' for eit
velopo seals and note headings thati mon'
ograms. The street and number • &rod.
deuce is engraved on the proper Once foi'
the date on note Juipor t :, The ttamen of
country, residences are ontrareAtii rustic
designs..
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A square note sheet hi the proper size
for invitations. On this the monograths
for wedding/fehould bo always'hite ; for.
'general invitations, in single-oollumina•
tad colors. Au oblong envelope snits this
sheet best, Tnvitatiosis should be written
in the simplest langttage s Mrs. -de :
sires' - the pleasure. 4f your company on
such an evening, is sufficient, the time at
which dancing beglns . beifigadded at the
foot Of the Ami_it is . good taste to
a.tiswer or decline an invitatiOn as soon as
pessible, thatllia - hastesilifity know the
nuMber of her kttemtti.
1. ;AT
Afivtrgonim, GriTEn.r.—.,A. short time,
aka wedding. pfliiouth 4arolina, a
younglawyer moved that ono- man , its the
company. should be selected ns president,
that this president should be duly sworn
to keep entirely secret' all the no Minn pi•
cations that slicatid be Air:yarded , to him
in his Offitflai'depralmentitanight, that
each unmarried': gentlentak : and.
_ley
should write his or her :rniuo
of paper, and under itplace . the , name
of the person they 1141161. p marry, then
hana :it to flit, president for insPention,
an.d if untgentleman and lady' hod re;
cipocalir chosen' each other the president,
weilo inform each of the result,-and
those .too had- ,not been' reciprocal, in
their _choice Were, to,gtat ircly
secret. ;! - After: the :appoititilicat of the
maiden! ) "coninunicatloMi Icereaceord,
ingryt )
handed tot)Ch r, 'told itivAB
found that; trielyo yintOrg:iiidies tinAgne.
flown hadieelprdol chOfees,and-Oleven
of the'itielYe - mattdics';*46 Solemnized.
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'—feongress ICU* appippriated ' :$30,000
'to ;.Irolievo the— IfpooL o ,-negroes—of
Washington. Dirty." , lousy'
fitatving, theyierowdAhe grillerin of the
capito' from day to day v itattning.. to tho
harangues of their white . 11111 es. .They
onght to , be pahl $30 4 000' for 11N-ening. to
such stuff. • ' '
titia.o,loitplalid . ,l,o4;for.p'ivii). ,A 'day,
or :(44i 'sloe it', doilieloilking to 07p.
sheitlrtl,)o6lli' bad' ti:rallingiout 'with I'4
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010" 0; eiii..,Ai`,oio corner . 'cit/Inlierioi.
sree iiiid'fpn 'ircitnirfoi:lirct resulted , in'
a' .'ti' trlio . .. i4ipiligi, : A.it loogt!i:' Om
Bh4n6 Gienlllolo4:l4s . ontaio4iiik
bi l i i th, V#t9. )h lo. t ; o o B : 9 l l "'it°l ll ti.
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1.0 CENTS, PER. WEEK.
---'!'ho tall of snow in Canada this win' l
ter, so far, has oxecotled any proviou•
sn mfall for twenty yeais past, by thirty•
eight inches.
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—it man in Nomielt Conu,, ivor4§lan
Ahlorney . hull upon n horizontni tread•
mill, flunislautpowoifor fain use..,-
—At) advertising wagon )a, Now York
carries a largo bell ► whirl► tolls aolorpnly
as flat concern goes through the street:.
.—Tweniy mad dogs have been shot lo
Brooklyn ttnd vicinity inn month.
—Krd, Partitigtott thinks
liberty are attlired with the f ntfsers of
tho itmerienn Engle,
—Lora (;eurgo Gordon, an English no
bleman, has boon lined iu India for
druid:6l%los.
--Seventeen thousand men and aixty
dredging machines do tho tvork on tho
Suez Canal,
—A:Now 'Hampshire Baptist , ehrgy•
nammi Lowell, has isetepted-- i
" Call" at a less salary thaw -his present
one.
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• —Most of the 'stone required for Itio
massive mnsonry of tho Sums Cloud has
been minlo from the onnA of the dosort,
—Tho snow is. live foot doop In ilia
about the and Franconia Nouh.
tains, and tho Ininhornien aro obligod to
desert the swamps and take d t ut their
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teams.
--Then►ro prim aro being lowored in
Now York.
Boynton, of Crimfbrdk•
via°, Indiana, hiving featured on tho
subject, " After Suffrage, What?" te
emed tut Rumor tho other day, in the
allapo of an old pair of trowsers, A plat
axe and a dull razor,
f - ,-The Union Congregation, Coloraiu r
Linetister COnnty l bac° in contomplatiqn
tin) erection Of a now church tho coining
summer. `l.llo building is to bo of brick,
85 by Gti (M.
--A two year Old child of Mr. Joao
Oray, of Homo, Michigan, killed hia
rant brother on Thurgday last by striking
him a blow'on the head. •
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—Wm. S. Ditich, Treasurer of tho
'lames Steam Mills, towhuryport,
is charged with embezzling $BO,OOO, His
employers have accepted his resignation s
to take effect when work now in progress
is finished, after which an ievestigallon
will tabu place.
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' —Governor Gemy has informed
prominent member of the bar of; Phila.
pie! Shia, thntEnton and Tyrhobo)! pro .to
be both ito on thu same day: Tito im•
pt. - casino hint the execution take
place early,in April.
--A new JAW in Cincinnati 'prohibits',
the operation of commercial agents or
"drummers" in that city. A traveling
agent of a New York lint and cap estdh•
!Mimed has just been tinetiirio and costs,
and another agent double Anil .amount,,
---tioarge•rti it lig. having A disputkwith
Samuel Shore, in Pittsburgh, bettled it,in.
a conclusive but , manner by . dot
miring the right ear and the enure t °so
of Mr. 81ioro, thus nitering the coefigt
tiou of Shoro, mid rendering hhoself;lift
hie to ho summoned befortktbo..Congoo
sionul Committee on Him* - and Par",
hare.
--A savan has just onnounee4 that t a,
bite of ay infuriated dog is aS dat:OrOutt
man inctston front the teeth °Copp ;rAiji•
tally rabid. Vor this reason, titdeSs
malt can kick a dog beyond retallittotl
, distnneo he had bettor think Woo boforo
raising Ws boot.
—A humorous note, which . 4 Cleve..
land gentleman
.tossed into the tinglieh
Chiumel seven montha pgo, inehmed jn
bottle,
tins jut been returned to• hie ad.
dress,blo. Sttife'rio'r street, Ofeiohind t
.Ohio, 11. B. A. It- was pleUed aito
Worthing, near llrightow, En land orter,
floating in the watetsix „11,wita
.coveted with bninaeles;
" --:An article, giving the hifittiiy J , r
arms, ;lit' the French official jOhithaTi tart
that in'l42B the English omployed
hreechloadora against Orleam t anct.tbat
some of the. 014 Italian , guM align
.of
Fibs of wood covered 'hide ate
to be seen in the arsenal of Gensa;'
:--An English girl has' obtained $2
damages front a sweelliiirt who a ,whilo
courting her, squeezed her, hawk aquird
as to break a finger,
—A San Francieco jury recentir,
awarded a citizen $16,000 against the
city ; for injariea received •.by, e
tlireugh an ()lining id the efrec!.
—ln the fall north of Scot
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ago, it is said,' when '
to ho married and could not' t•titie4 . tlt,e,`:',
Shoiter Catechism, the Sessloli.tepirtft
hint to produce two "cuutionOtir.lo'
amount of tweivo pottedo, qcottf t .tnat
ivould acquire it Within
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hisOilar nage.'
-ll4l► growiog Novi
ui►prof►table Wilicoost tiliiimt'ttieto.-
frisx that now "ovory hop-grotie s t.bi; - . :
lie*cis that over y . othor bopliowpi !lOW,
alnindon the bomnosn, !To! 81'110. t.ii4l';
Mick to it, anti milk°
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• •-,-,%. few days ago a passongeip..a Atitith's ,
near alicap was approached hir a 843,14-,
.ger, and Informed that, the _conductor'
- wiBl.lo to ..:gee hhn iannedlately, 19 t)e.
baggage ctir. - ''fltd passenger ataAtid Ft ‘,..
lite 'baggage - eat, followed - by4hii hiril -.-..
ger, `fm(l,. whpli
,Ite had reicl4o 4,9 plak'i
for tn' Ofilltia Second car, ;he iolvotctt bit
by
,ci, gang of three or fOcir ,oAk t : ho -',
gtutOtted and robbed 1 ) 1 M Ors4*; ~„ 0, ,
gi34,4" t hid jumped
.clif 0.6, iirqq riiirpot e' ,
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'their eitttpe. • . -''','l :" ' . r '
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—:sliss LutitiA , 41,4 young
lady betouginglo oup of tho.ficat familieff
in OliSo, lift:W6r infherfi bowie, imtlark
county, on Munqny mon'Oin#lefott (boy
light, 01.43 m: 4410 ti`oirpain - Notes:l*p!
ay 00 7 Latta mil° nWnli and
ly dio*fied "herioltiu
eigbtoen'inches de**
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