Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 3

BEADING, MARCH 10, 1871. USE TIMES AND DISPATCH, nolUhed every mornine(Sundayexcepted) by J. KNABB WICK. So. iiixib Street.

H'l i II TERMS To moaoribeM (delivered by carriers) 12 cents a weak payable at end of each week. HaMmbiioribers a year In advance. Man suiKonoei a mouUls in ailvance. AdverilsluK Kitlos. Fivt eenti a line lst Insertion.

Thveecents a line insertion, i n.i:icl insertion. I weidy cents a line per week. tfouSS iff liSi Columns ten oenu a ''Xticefln Bu'slaesHColumn five cents a HaTnnonaZutot Deal hsand Marriages, ii wTfteeiltne uvo lines, ajvciivp. iHsclal contracts Tor yearly advertise instils. PEX PICTURE OF DAELEY.

M5IE9. WOODnCLt AND TnlSJK OP HIM. CLAFLIK AVocxlhull Claflin'8 Weekly the following analysis of the style of Darley, the artist Darley is a many siJeil man not great in the "tall" meaning of the word like a Raphael or a Rubens but a long way above mediocrity in all his departments. He is, moreover, a man of talent in contradistinction to a man of genius. He lacks imagination and the glory and color of poetry.

There is no passion nor warmth' in his pictures, but he is always good; never descends below a certain level, often rises far above it and is, par excellence, the most respectable of artists. lie excels in drawing and has a very lively fancy, which enables him to seize, as if by inspiration, the leading ideas of any author whose work he may be called upon to illustrate. Hia perception of dramatic character is instinctive. He knows his man at a glance, and his presentation of the same in pencil work is always happy and according to the archetype in the book. His interiors, whether rustic or palatial, he is equally at home in, and his human groups are full of life and character.

We have seen landscapes of his which give the idea of perpetual summer, where, as TennjBon says, "it is always afternoon." He loves woodland scenes, and rich, green meadows, and ialm Brahmincal cows, and flocks of white sheep. He possesses, moreover, a large constructive intellect, and his highest compositions are the very architectures of art broad, and sometimes massive, always well balanced and beautiful with Moreover, there is a great blood rush of healthy life running all through his works. He loves nature dearly, and has studied her in her mocds of Btorni and sunshine, calm and moonlight. He is a great realist, and nothing that steps beyond the domain of the actual has any magnetism for his spirit, Mysticism, so called, would with him be fanaticism and folly. We do not know nor care much, what his religious ideas are; but, judging him by his works, wc should say that he is an Episcopalian, and goes to church with the" regularity of the parson.

THE ODDEST FUNIiHlI. OX RECORD. A few days ago, says the New York Slar, it became the painfur duty of a well known sexton to commit to its last resting placo the mortal remains of one who had died far away from home and kindred. The unfortunate, in obedience to an earnest solicitation made prior to his demise, had been disinterred and brought from Texas, to be placed by the'side of those of his faith and race. The sexton being a conscientious man, complied with his duty strictly, and the ceremonies are described as having been most impressive.

About the same time a well known dry goods merchant received a letter from hia brother, residing In Indianol.i, informing him of the shipment of a case of. dress patterns which he desired to have sold for his account. The articles did not arrive, buf in due time the freight bill was presented ar.d payment was declined. The agent insisted that he could show a receipt, and produced one, which, however, was signed by the sexton alluded to. The gentleman was called upon, but while he admitted the signature to the receipt bore a remarkable resemblance to Lis own, he had no knowledge whatever of the goods.

Mentioning casually that at about the same time he had received a corpse, an investigation was determined on. In company with the stxton, the gentleman visited the cemetery, and discovered that the dress patterns had been buried with funeral honors. The goods are of course ruined utterly, and the corpse has not yet arrived. IMPORTANT I THE NEW YORK DRY Ureal Bargains In all kinds of Dry Goods, at 816 PcimSt. A.

KING CHANDLER, or Newburgl), N. would rospeclfnlly Infirm the cluzeus of Heading and toe surrounding 'country that on or bout tliofctuot March he will open a largo stock of FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS, No. SI Penn street, nenr the Now Market itlouse, which have been bought in BANKRUPTCY Attn AT AUCTION la New York city, nt price f.r below their value, to which be Invites tho nUenllon ol all who are Interested In the purchase of good, It Is well known that for llio past thirty sears be ba given MORI AND GREATER BARGAINS to the public than any man in MioHtnteof New York, and now propones to do the same in 'or that purpose will attend the New York City Aunt Ions dally will also buy lots or unditrwrltars' goods, slightly dainaKed but not materially Injured tor line, all or which will be forwurded dally and sold lor leas than at price. The public may be assured Hint all Ills deal Iiiks will be honnrablA and conducted on upright business principles, mid I hat In availing themselves of bis Invitation to come and examine bis (nods, they may dosoexpeclinif to Hod great bargain aud not be subjected to disappointment. KIN0 C1IANDLKK.

Reading, March fltli, IH7I. tit rnBK TBlBirNK ALMANAC, FOR 1H71 M. UonUluliiK oillalnl mention Keturnsof alltheMiates; MM ot Ulltcors or V. Government Htate Ulllcnrs; mates of the Union Population, Capitals, (lovemorn, Klectton Days. MeellUK or the legislatures Mst of Members of 4lt and 4'M Congrats (so fur as elected,) politically elanslfled, Population or the United Slates by counties and clllesfor the year 1870, lwtt and ml.

wit a vast amount of other valnabU stMlstlcal lnlormittlon. Just received and for sole at the JOUHNAL BOOK 8TORR, XebTtf Mo. 11 forth titb street. A. hi.

D. M. A. 23 C5 USEW Jt3 i T. rrf naif hilar imriTBR STEWARD, la account with the Director! of the Poor and House Kmpioyment, for toe county oi buu, ior year ism: IXPrWDITUEKS.

Cash paid sundry persons for eon during the year $189 Sending away paupers during the i year, per Wm. H. Sending away paupers annua, uie year, per 21 TCxnetMaann bnainnxHner FhtliDEattle i late ICrnposps nn hnsincss ner Silas Fisher. Steward 12 KxDcnRBs on bnslnesa ier Directors of Poor In York Countv 96 Gratuity to sundry paupers 78 A.uranam ry, porier in xuxipiuu full to April 1. 1870 25 John WIha nnrrnrln tTncinilaf In fall to June 30.1870.

Edward Deyer, porter in hospital on M00 32 10 10 00 account Mary Dunkalbotger, cook in baaa ment In full to April 1, Knrah Knrlrhart. cook in full to 22. 1870 30 Susan nnh. laundress in full to ADril 1. 1810.

19 RfT liirft And nasiApa stamns durlne the 189 Joseph Kohl, making brooms 16 Engle stationery 7 John Welt el. repairing artlflelalleg 8 Alderman RchOAner.aDfirovlna: inden tures 5 25 Alderman Richard 8.Bnnrovine inden 3 15 Alderman MenceL annrovine indent 2 10 Heizman, cord for clock, 2 03 ilenry Crouse. nolions. 52 p. A R.

rroiffht on coal. rrnlun Ac iaw Frederick garden I UO 36' 69 50 Aioeri isner, straw Georee Berhlnarton. Christian Gross, Frederick Haines, fish J. Knsbb 8 96 1 59 1 X6 1 75 Conrad Krebs, side curtains Charles Brlner, cake meal, Ac '2 97 Isaac xost, lulling ana Ssmuel BheDD. sawine lumber 8 Zi 17 13 8 70 59 35 Samuel Bhepp, William Hhnltz.

wheelwright's work Ann Krotirn. conk in basement.in full to Sept lit) 1869...... 1 75 Yeast. rr 30 esse Wentael, 20 young appl6 i 6 00 jjonauonto wnnara wrignt iu uu Reuben V. Drnmbeller.

elirars 10 25 Messrs. FT. (ireaves A Hon. re outtlnc flies 11 80 Daniel Zaohariaa. 5 IK) Joseph Hemmig, affirming Frederick Brown.

100 Amos Zlegler, Eve Swavely. 5 00 J. W. Earl, wall paper 10 40 Christian Meek, whetstone 50 Samuel Kurt, rye 7 20 Harvey Birch, 7 00 Henry Clemens, flsh 10 75 Samuel Christian, freight on coal 28 59 Isaac Yost, stocking yarn 8 35 li. K.

Owen, 2 city directories 2 0 Heuben' V. Drumheller, corn brooms. 10 50 Kambo Sl Heekman.DiDesand Dlumb lng 33 Burkholder Madeira, groceries 73 Samuel Kurtz, outs 43 Oil F. Spengler, 10 40 Christian Beuchert. milk tub 6 00 Wm.

Van Bnsklrk, hops, butter 4c 40 33 James Smith, donation 15 00 Peter Sarhy, 1 barrel beer 10 00 Daniel Mauger, shoeing horse 70 J. H. Ifsln, 50 50 J. V. Uelst, elioe lasts 8 20 Donation to Wm, SCO do James Tool 5 00 do Sylvester Kempner 6 00 do James Hand 2 00 Artman, Dlllluger A brushes, 0 00 Young, Smith, Fiolds 7 1 75 Central Express expressage.

2 00 I. J. U. Bordner, whip 1 75 schutter. potatoes 8 00 Harrison Smith, rat i 00 A.

Volmer, vinegar 1 35 243 60 Frederlcka Brown, cook 14 05 Mariah Koch, cook in full Oct 22, 40 60 Johu KicJiards. veterinary services 10 (Hi iievl Wanner, seed rye. 10 00 1'bilip Y. Gilham, peaches 1 25 Mary whitman, cook in basement on acc't IB 00 Lewis Brlner Dry Goods 2 17 I). K.

Urobst. melons 2 00 Fritz Merkle, Groceries 8(i Joseph U. lluyett, sawing lumber 3 78 Wm. Y. Lyon, detective 10 uO Daniel Y.

i'eter, plums. 00 Frederick Schuldt, cigars 1 75 Joseph Hemmig, straw 25 78 George Feolker A brushes, 30 00 Holler Bitting, flsh 89 02 ('. G. Gause, cleaulng chimney 7 00 I'tiiliplvmil, 60 Thomas McCrosell, 3 cows and 1 bull 335 00 William Bridegam, tin ware, 40 Maitlaud, Grlsslnger freight ou coal .7. 67 31 Kutz, Arnold 50 Jacob Keeser, 1 cow 87 00 Henry J.

Uhoads, notions 60 T. A. WillsoH, clock 4 50 T. A. Wlllson, repalrinu clock 1 60 N.J.

Fisher, fulling and dyeing 31 42 i On Pnth cnnlno 1 00 ivuuu, (vi tyica Kebeccu II. Fisher, maid services, on acc't Samuel Frees, freight, salt, 4c John Klntzer, labor on firm Jonathan H. Miller, grinding Catharine Arnold, laundress, on acc't G. W. Souders.

confectionery H. Brown, apples ilaai, Lsramy notions John McGowan, six bogs James McGowan, Chogs Joseph D. Hornberger, one horse George D. Boyer, 16 bogs HkiiiiihI Wertz, u.iiaiu'o uue county, Jan. 1st, isvi S4.4X) 44 Re'eints.

Balance due county, 1st. 416 28 47 00 Mary A. Levan, muintalug Henry it. Levan John Nelthnmer, old rags Daniel Dietrich, empty hogshead John Hchnlter, tallow Adira Mengel, Indenture John Crowell, do 13 78 1 00 200 1 20 1 20 ueorge, uo Wm. It.

temer, empty hocshead 1 20 1 50 Found on John Doyle Found on Catharine Fenner Samuel Bhepp, wheat do do timothvseed 60 5 16 60 1 25 John S. Miller, Indenture 1 20 uiaeou mover, ao William Holfert. flour 1 20 23 74 Bushong A on 4 00 25 12 70 rouuu on William uayes Esterly A seed onions Daniel Frev, Indenture Dan'l Edwards, do Daniel Eshelman. bay 1 20 1 20 18 45 Frederick Scantier, coal, salt ac 4 81 tieoreo F. Winters, hides.

.1 641 04 Abraham Becbtel, 51 head Bbeep. 495 80 uaupnin Aims iiouse maintam lnc paupers 34 00 60 Ephratin Shilling, seed corn Chester county Alms House main wining paupers Daniel Kemp, old iron 49 11 11 51 98 34 6 01 2 00 5 00 4 9 72 53 15 00 12 00 30 74 84 28 28 26 26 6200 89 00 4 76 2 80 6 CO 6 00 6 00 1 20 1 20 1 20 109 00 3 00 21 600 30 90 303 05 7 35 407 80 1 00 20 00 62 00 115 00 6 00 1 20 1 20 80 00 6 05 5 00 13 50 6 00 61 1 10 1 20 4 60 1 00 4 68 1 2 46 00 187 8 28 36 21 M) 61 76 15 00 100 3 12 100 00 2500 12 27 83 44 John and Adam Brossman, maintaining Dorothy Brossman W. H. Miller, hay Found on Patrick Kel Samuel Filbert, Catharine Long, re lief refunded John Trothel, bay John Houck (trustee) maintlnlng Bicbard Nvce John Brown, maintaining Frederics Brown Found on Wm. Machamer Northampton Almshouse main taining paupers, Found on Jacob Lean Uriah Hornberger, hay Bsrnhart Koch, empty flour barrels Dan'l Wei maintaining Mary Shade Abraham Loose, maintaining Elizabeth Loose a Johnlt.Kdleman, slush fat W.

Potteiger, onions Adam Mengel.canceling Indenture Gideon Moser do do Catharine Klrlln do do Catharine Klrlln do do Greuncwalt do do Charles Koch do do Grlesemer, maintaining Sallie Hill 7. Samuel bulterreck, ma'ntalnlng wife. Found on Surah Katzemau John s. Miller, canceling Found on ThomasSalfy Samuel Frees, hay Wm. Van Busklrk, seed wheat, AG Hrs.

Mary Capallo, Ullow Albert F. Fisher, empty barrels Peter and George Shatter, maintaining Elizabeth Shaffer Jared Troulman, maintaining Jlaliu di Troutman John Wise, ono horse tianlol Lercb. ciincellog Obud KoLhcnberger, Indenture J.C. Dctwellnr, Indenture John and Henry Meyers, malutalu'g John Meyers Daniel McUruth, maintaining family Snvilor.cancellng Indenture Samuel Werlz, empty flour barrels tsaao Shanntnau, timothy seed Found on Uenjamln Mlcbiel Henry it. Lutz.ludeniurei Conrad Ludwlg, do Philip Eaglet, clock Alexander 11 aster, empty Bridget Kuvll, maintaining Thomas Kavil Adam M.

Dleiner, Indenture Joseph D. Hornberger, bay II. Kuuclcntuisli, 1 ateer York Co Alms House, maintaining paupers A M. Dcbong. II.

Duudnro, hay Adam Duudore, old wagoq John Bhii.kI. I'lgars Philip Y.GIInani, Joseph I). Hornberger one horse Gimme Itnrk holder, selling liquor on Sunday Found on Johu Norbes Suudry persnnH, flowers Inmates in the Hmiu. Number of Inmates In tueHooJan; 1st, IS70 Admitted during the yar Born do do do Discharged during the year Indenturtd do do do Died do do do lucludlnj 3U 268 4 678 16) 16 70 00 149 92 57 75 65 48 6 00 5 45 9 64 199 71 155 60 aoo 483 45 357 00 129 60 15 15 CO NEW 2 oorpaes for interment 52 Number nf Inmates in House of Ut.1871 "S16 804 101 me Sex and Color. wniie maieadnitay Colored do do White femaleadults Colored do do it White male children Colored do to.

White female children Colored do do 83 65 21 13 4 A9 Total nnrhbAr of mAalafnrnlRhefl to 22 a im 10 00 re 00 00 and "comers" daring the year, 11,915 Deaths in the Uau, Jan. fith, John Bright, consumption 50y 00 ao izm, reter Decker, do do Wllllftm Tlfn1rAitt hlhtvih terneses, 2Sdays do 22d, Catljarlne Wallers, fatty de generative of the heart 45y uo iitn, John Uelger, rever Feb. 2d. John Devlin, faver. 50 do 17th, William Hess, pneumonia do 2lst, Jacob Moyer, typhoid lever CO aozist, ilenry Mulldon, typhoid lever 13y mar.

ist, Thomas Murphr, consump lion 48y do 1st, Eliza Shoe, consumption, 5ty uo ai unknown, brought a corpse unknowli do 5th rharln T. Pinhlhnrn onftp.n lng of the brain, 237 uomn, jonn uoyie. oldage, aiy do 13th nat.har'nAPiitirinnGnninJ tion 69y ao istn sarah smith, pneumonia, My do 20th Joseph Miller, pneumonia, 11 in 3d do Andrew Smith, consumpl'n, 74y do 31st Abraham Fry, chronic i hen matism. 72y Ap isin wiuiam naves, gravel, oy uo lotti Tbomas Murphy dropsy lay do 17th Frederick Stoeckles, con sumption 0y do 19th Daniel Casey, effect oi a wound of a powder blast, S6y do 27th Wm. Bover.

consumption 3Sv May 1st Aaron Fritz, catarrh, do 4th Wm Sourman, cdnsumpt'n 42y Sly do Wm. Machamer, old age do 11th John Norbcs, cousumpiion do John Moyer, do do22d Annie Brown, diarrhoea do 30th Jacob Geltes. consumntion zay 62y 3m Sd 60y 20y June 3d Patrick Kelley, consumpt'n uo 21, liurisuan ueossing, disease oi me rune. Jund24, Lydia Kantuer, chronic di arrnoea, June 29, Jacob Levan, old age, July 29, Hannah Eiler, chronicdlor 55y Wy rnoea, Aug 4, Sarah Delcamb; dropsy, do 16, Catharine Kelly, consumpt'n do 29, Catharine Brunnef, chronic deration, Septl, Elizabeth age do 10, Thomas SaUy.hiomaterneBis do 18, Peter Fiuk, typhoid fever do 29 in. Moyer broubgt.a corpse unknown do 22, JosiahSkein.old age 4, John Jjanbenstlne.consump tion do 14, Thomas O'Neil, hemorrhage of iungs, do 19, Martin Hlsemller, old age Nov 7, John Koch, fever, do 15, Benjamin Michael, dropsy, do 20.

BeniamlnSbaner.lnsanltv Sly 88y 40y, 27y C6y 42y Niy 52y btiy 41y Deo 6, Bebecca Fritz, do 7, John McNaulty, bilious fever 52y Clothing made in the Ilousi and JDislributea me aouse. 482 pair pants. 109 roundaboats. 85 vests. 182 pair or snoes, an sums, tiu small sums, loi pocket handkerchiefs.

101 frocks. 119 chemises t5 petticoats, 256 large aprons, 5S small aprons, 116 women's sacks, 88 pair drawers, 28 lunatic gowns, 12 wonlen's caps, 68 pair large new stockings, 52 pair large looted stockings, 81 pair uflw euiiureu pair cuiiaren footed stockings, S6 new bonnets, 92 sheets, 31 new aullts. 86 new chaff baits. 8 lone: table eioius, iui loweis. iteuay maae viotmna isovnni ana uistnouiea.

16 ready made coats, 18 pair pantaloons, 3 vesui, zuanau, im pair suoes, i pairs ooots, 24 pair woolen mittens. 61 inilr buckskin gloves, 60 woolen blankets, 72 pair stockings, no pair nan iioge, zi wooieu nuuer suiris, Produce Raised on Farm. 101 loads bay (tlrst loads (second crop,) i.zw ouBueis wneai, lu.s uusneis rye, uusii els oats, 2.930 bushels corn. 1.3U3 nuslrels pota toes, 17 bushels timothy seed, 2 752 beads cabuace. 1.173 souashes.

8.580 cucumbers. 237 bushels green buns, 17 bushels suup beans, 80 busoels red beets, 'M) bushels turnips, 30 busnelstomatoes, 500 stalks celery, 85 bushels parsnips, SO bushels sweet potatoes, 110 bushels onions, uunneis peas, iu uarreissoii soap, iohus maunrc, (Aittle iiluvahtered. Paaf lUlllTftiD. r.rvir 'Ift tht, noil 1 Jlllho. weight o'tbeef bides, Kib weight' of calt nklef, 235 lbs.

From the loregoing account or expenses incurred lor the Poor Housh, during the year lOYu, it win oe ousei veu mat iney nave nnen reauceu some lour uiousauu as ioi lows: Orders on County Treasurer for year IW9 830.513 61 Steward's acc't for year 1869 0,831 75 637.3S0 20 Orders on County Treasurer for the year 1870 Steward's account icr the year 1870 35 4.320 91 32,971 29 U7 l.lj IS. IjllltVH, JACOB B. MAST, DANIEL Y'. PETER, Directors. Fisixkr, Clerk.

Attest: W. mar 4 3t. 1 tuii HE BEST ASO VlfOICEMT SMOKING TOBACCO IS MANUFACTURED AT FACTORY NO. 1, 3d District of Maryland 8ee that Every Package yon buy bears that inscription, octl4 70 ly. LOUIS GIESKE WHOLKSALK d'EALERS IN LEAF TOBAC CO Jto.

42 Souths Charles Street, BALTIMORE Ml). HISTORY OP PARAGUAY, WITH Notes of Personal Observations, i I AND Reminiscenses of Diplomacy un BY CHARL12S A. WaSIIDUIIN, CoramisMoner and Minister Resilient of the United Slates from lilfil to 186.H. Jt IN TWO TRICK, t7.nO. For sale by deo.tf 1 J.

KNABB A CO No, 1 1 North 6th sireet. rlOMT Manufactured by MoctTRDv ATirnmiu Ji.fl tt Slici KVt.i it A 9 at at p. at uuBiatrrfuiJKeAiT. WINTER ABRAKaEMUIT, De.5; 1S70. PasaniiMr trains leave Readlneas follows For Philadelphia and way stations, at m.

and 6 p. m. and for Philadelphia topping a i principal Biauona wu7i m. and 1:45 ii. m.

T.mUM UraVtftnAVnft A m. v. A u.w 1 lil.i a w.j land, at 10:35 a. m. and 5:50 p.

m. and tot PottsvlUe and way stations, at 7:30 and 7:25 D. nn. Far Lebanon and Harrlsbnrg, at 1:35 and 10:05 p.m.; forHarrisburg and way stations, at 7:1 a. m.

ana KOdp.m.; ana 101 xuurisuurg principal stations only, at m. The 1:55 and 10:05 D. m. trains leave from gig Upper Depot only, and make close connections MHarrisburg with Express TralnsforPittsbun and all noints west: and the 10:40 a. m.

Mai ty Train connects at Harrisbare for Pittsbure. Baltimore, anbury, Williamsport, Lock Haven, Elmira and the Canadas, For Allentown, Easton and New York, leave Beading at 6:00, 10:30 a. 1:35 and 4:45 any p. m. and for Allentown and way stations, n.T.MI HUM.

45y 65y For Lancaster, Columbia and way stations, leave Beading at 7:20 a. m. and 6:15 p. m. For points on Colebreokdale Kallroad, leave Beading at 7.30 a.

m. and 4.45 p. m. teturning leave Mu Pleasant'at 7.00 and 11.25 a. m.

For points on Perkiomon Railroad, leave neuuing ai, ana ii.u a. in, returning, leave schwenksvilie at 8.30 a.m., 12.50 noon and 4.3o p.m. Passengers take the Express Trains west, and trains for Allentown, icaslon, New York, Lancaster and Columbia, at the Upper Depot, and all other tr ulna at the Lower or Old tiepoi. Trains for Keadlne. leave Philadelphia at 8:15 a.

12:30 noon, 3:30 and 4:45 p. leave oiisvuie at mauuano 9'SS. laoir. Van. Vnrlr .1 O.IM a w.

licw noon ana p. leave Allentown at 7.2 A. M. 12. 25 noon, 2:55 4:20 and 8:45 p.

m. On Sundays, leave Read inor for PhilnilRlnhia at 8:10 a. m. and 4.25 p. for Pottavllle, at 5:57 p.

forHarrisburg, at and 10:05 and for Allentown, Easton and New lura ai m. Through flrst class coupon ticket sand emi grants' tickets at reduced rates to all the prln olpal polats in North, West and the Cans COMMUTATION TICirffiTS. with twentv six coupons, at 25 oar cent, dis count, between any points desired. MILEAGE TICKETS. good for 2,000 miles between all points, at 847.00 tui lAuiiiitw ur uusiiieHH uruis.

SEASON TICK KTH. good for the bolder only, for any number of uiuuiiiis. uetween an ooinis ai. reonoefi iatas. School season Uokets at one third less than uie aoove.

100 lbs. of bafffirnifft allowed each Passengers are requested to purchase their tickets before entering the higher fares are charged if paid in the cars, Exourslon tickets good for one day, by 7:30 a. in. accommodation train to Philadelphia Daily Excursion Tickets, good on accommodation trains only. Issued from Beading to all points between Philadelphia, Potlsvllle, Harrlsburg and Allentown.

Excursion Tickets good from Saturday until Monday, Issued from Beading to all stations, G. A. NI00LL8, nov 19 tf General Superintendent. BEADING AND COLUMBIA B. K.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ON AND AFTJSK MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, 1870, PASSENGER TRAINS WILL KUN ON THIS HUAU AS follows: LBAVH. IKRivs. Lancaster 8:20 A. 10:30 A.

M. .4:25 P. M. Columbia A.M. .....8:15 P.

M. P. EETUKNING 1 T.BAVS. APIITVM. A.

M. Lancaster A. M. 8:17 P. M.

M. Columbia 6:16 P.M. 8:30 P. M. Trains Leavine Lancaster and Oolumliia above, uvike close connection at Beading with Trains North and Bouth, on Philadelphia and Heading ttailroad, and West on Lebanon Val ley Road.

Train leaving Lancaster at anu iviuuiuia ai a. m. nnniiAri. nit mi at Reading with Train for New York. xicKeu bum ne obtained at the OtUcos of the Sow Jersey Central Kallroad.

footot uiMrtv street, New York, and Phlladeliiuia and Koa f. Ing Kallroad, 13th and Callowhlll slii.s. piui Adelphia. Through tickets to New York and Pbiip.de' phta sold at all the Principal Utations, and Baggage Checked Through. Mileauo Ticket Books nr sua nr lmni 8eaaou and Kxourslou Tiokots.

to and from ail Trains are run by Plilla 'Slphta and Koadlmi Railiad Timo. which is 10 raiiim.s n.Q Pennsylvania R. K. Time. nov 28 tl GEO.

K. GAGE, Snpt. CflflRUIJUU Tit MKTS TW Tllb HKST JL VIA TUB PSNNSYliVANIA CKHTKAL It. U. This Co.

has recently an huIasi Rh.l.ih 0 tsrge stock of througU tickets to sll urluclps unt era poiuls, iuoludlng Oliicaza. Utinola. memptiii, TunuOfiWi, MllwSUk08, WlSWM.Hiu New Orleans, LouIbIkiu Omaha, Nobraska, yuliicy, lliinuis, Unck lrtluiul, liiiuaii, Ht. Luuia, AlUsourl, St. doseph, Mlsiwurl, St.

Paul, SpringSeld, Toledo, Olilu, Oil etunatl, Ohio, Ooiuoibus, Ohio, Osiro, UliuoLi, Ulevaland, Ohio. (Jouucil Blulla, low, ft. Ulley, lowi, ludlauaiHilis, Indiana, Eansu Oltv. Kaiuiu. Leavenwertli, Eanaai, LouisrUle, nooue, Aianauia.

Wheeling, Virginia, And all rrlnnll.al n.V.nts West. Niirli, Southwest. Chsckad fhrnmjh tn PltthnrK Ahsoked on tiaiiis from Pittsburgh to destination. Passengers leaving Reading at 10:46 a. arrive atBarrUiurgatLtMp.

w. and Pittsburgh at Leaving Keadlne at 10:10 D. Five at Harris rg at a. and Pittsburgh at 8:10 a. m.

soaring jvoauing ai 1:10 p. arrive Harrubur 05 D. m. and Pittsburgh at a. m.

Leaving Bsadlng at li.Su a. m. arrive Hvrrlibnra a. m. and Pittsburgh at 1:30 p.

m. m.1 jritinuurgn ciose connections are made at the Dnlon Depot with the trains of connecting lines to 11 Western points. Kor farther information apply it Philadelphia Beading B.B. Depot to L. OKMEM, "i iy.

Tioxot Agent WILIIINCirOir BEA" 1XO RAILBOAD. 0HANO1S 01T TIME. On and after Thursday. Dec 1st. 1871).

nun. seuuer i raiuu win I uu tui luiiuwa STATIONS. NOitTH. No. 1, No.

8. No. 5. A.M. A.

M.P. M. Leavo Wilmington 6 30 8 0" 3 00 BUCK Dupont Centre Smith's Bridge Cbadd's Ford Soger's Seeds' EmbreevlUe Lnnrel Morton ville Modevllle Coatesvllle ISrandywluo Hlbernla Liggltt'a Honey Brook Beaver Dam Hockvllle Waynesb'g J'c Conestoga HprlngOeld Joanna Cold Run Oelgertown White Bear Hampton 8 48 8 17 8 20 8 28 8 82 8 48' 9 01 9 08 8 18 8 22 32 8 88 3 65 4 4 18 52 7 OJ 7 08 7 24 7 35 7 41 7 66 8 02 805 8 11 8 IS 8 31 8 31 8 38 8 52 8 58 9 01 9 05 9 23 9 28 938 9 44 9 49 9 51 10 01 10 10 8 9 4 34 31 9 35 9 43 60 1(, 14 10 17 4 40 4 44 4 51 4 68 500 5 12 5 15 5 24 6 30 5.14 5 35 5 51 6 57 8 05 6 11 18 6 21 6 28 38 7 25 10 29 10 40 11 03 11 10 11 25 Arrive Blrdsboro' rive Reading 11 40 12 00 10 85 biAiiuna. SOUTH. No 2.

No. 4, A.M. P.M. No. 6, A.

M. Leave Readlnir 10 35 11 00 II 10 11 16 11 25 11 30 11 88 11 45 11 50 12 08 12 14 12 17 12 24 12 84 12 88 12 42 12 65 1 07 1 15 1 18 126 1 45 151 2 (11 1 21 2 29 2 30 2 45 7 30 800 810 Leave Blrdsboro 8 10 3 20 8 26 8 81 8 37 3 45 3 52 8 67 4 15 4 20 4 28 4 29 4 38 4 41 4 45 4 55 507 6 14 6 17 6 23 5 .18 6 45 6 67 6 18 8 24 34 6 38 Hampton White Bear Helirertown Cold Run Joanna Springfield Conestoga Waynesb'g J'e Kock ville Beaver Dam Honey Brook LIggltt'S Hiuernla Brandywlne Coatesvllle Modevllle Mortonvllle Laurel EmbreevlUe Seeds' Soger's Cbadd's Ford Smith's Bridge Centre Du Pont Buck 8 16 8 21 827 8 3i 8 42 8 47 915 910 918 919 928 9 31 935 10 05 10 12 10 19 1022 1028 10 43 10 51 1106 1117 11 25 1186 2 42 8 00 1140 12 00 Arrive Wilmington Train No. 1 connects at Cbadd's Ford with trains on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Hall road, arriving in Philadelphia at 05 am, aud In Baltimore at 106p in, At Coatosville with train arriving; lnPhlla lelphia 9 50 a m. At Blrdsboro' with train arrlvlni Reading at 10 35 am. Train No.2 connects at Illrdsboro' with train leaving PottsvlUe at9Hia ui, and Reading at 10iU a in, and at Cbadd's Ford with train arriving nt Philadelphia at 6 45 m.

Train wo. connect ni unadfl's Ford with train arriving In Baltimore at 1 05 nm. and ul Coatesvillfl with trains arriving In Philadelphia at 12 on and llarrlsburg all 00 pm, This train runs through to Reading without change ol ours, arriving there at 12 00 m. Train 4 leaves Heading at 2 46 m. eon.

ntjl nt With IjinnajilAr n. Chodd's Ford with train arriving at Philadelphia at 8 86 p.m, and at, Port Denosltat 822 Train No. oonnecU at Blrdsboro' with train loivlng PotUvt lie at 6 00 a. mat Coatee Vlliewmi tram roar iima uancssier at It 15a. and Philadelphia at at Cbadd's rrd with train reaching West Chester at 1 00 in and at Wilmington with the Washington Kxpress, arriving at Baltimore at 8 30 in, A DallyHtogeirom West Chester, connect Sagor's with all trains.

Knelneerand General Coatravllle.dncHil, IH70 jrekPAIKINU Of NEWlflU NACHIBKfl mm uy DAVIE8 DEHAKT, Not, li and lit Bouth 4iiii lOVUJ Sm'J JL dow I1 READING The Name, Business and location of the Leading Business House Merndttyt, These of our leaden who nabs cutting thU out and using it as a Reference, will save time and tSsiSiiVrbu mMe.Vn a i w1't sw Advertisements, not ezeeedmo three puoiished in tnis column ol.t8.00 per year, payable quarueriy aarance. ARIISTS AND 1 A. SAYJL.OU, the Puotoaraoher.South Jt East comer 01 aixtu and Penn. Pnoto grapn tne vest. KAHAS Uig, 5t Penn havere MA duced their prices to suit tne times.

Satis utctionlsguaranieeaat this Gallery. huu the TATTOS A 11ETK1CU. Ehotoeraphi MT every size and atyle in the most superior manner, corner seventu anu penn sireeis. BANKERS. BlWllONU Bankers, Dealers in U.S.

Bonds and Stocks, Gold, Sliver and coupons, interest paid on aeposiis. rtlllK SAVINUS BANH 449 West Penn JLf Bu.uare, L. Boyer, Cashier interest aaily balances. BOOKS, STATIONERY, 4 C. CSTKICKLAjiU dealers In Books, 9statiouery, Law Blanks, Periodicals, and on news iteaiers, no.

oao rwiu sureeh a KNABB A dealers in Books. Sta Jetiuaery, Law Blanks, 11 North Sixth sU, opposite the Keystone nouse. BOOTS a TTKSTfOM. Daniel F. Shearer.

Manuf of andDealer in Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes, Penn st, HIT YOUR Boots. Shoes. Hate and CapB, MM oid save money, at Geiger A Bro's, 431 i'enn sireet. eisofand tm Dealers in Boots anu snoes. 70a renn m.

Goods sold at prices to Suit purcnasers. PSA AC WINTEltS, 418 Penn St. keeps the JL best Shoes at lue lowest prices, special at tenuou to customer woi k. MSIKENU, 7115 Penn sireet, Dealer in Boola and Shoes. Custom work promptly attended to.

1'. Boot and Shoe Slore, Xl Ladies' and Gents' Gaiters and Balmoials ol all kinds, No 053 Penn street. BELTING AND PACKING. LtKD, tV. IiAUER, dealer in Rubber and Leamer Hose, Belling, Packing, tc.

No, 'J North 5th sireet above uouri. WU. VON N1EDA, Dealer in Leather and India ubber.iieliing, No. 7 South Sixtn street. BRUSHES.

A uBEABKli. Manufacturer of and Deal. In Brushes. (Painters' and other kmus ,) 13 North 8th near Breneiser's Hall, WA. 11AYNE, Manufacturer and Dealer a ill Ki usheaof all descriptions.

No. li Souihiili wholesale and retail. BOOK BINDERS. .1 NUEL BKO'N, Blank Book Manutauturers li and Stationers. i31 Ptinu (lormeily) Adier Duiiaiug.

BRASS WORKS. BbODUl.AS A 4'ONflAKD, Manutacturers JLyoi Brass and lion uloue Valves, steam itungs, omce cor. bin unu cuosinui av. CLOTHING, A fAiif. 1'be Largest Keady Made Stuck il in tue city at Jauiusou A Co the Oldest House iu Keaa tug.

.1 W. UILBKKT, Kashlouabie JE i Lioalei in all kiudsoi ike, No. Peuu street. KlKBAt'H one Price Clothing MA 1'cuu Uuouy Made tjiuiuiug Ueuts' fmnlsblug Uuods, in endless variety, IK? AN AMOlfEB, 728 Penn bant A Tailors and Dealers in general furnishing Uoojs. Olothing to order ou reasonable terms.

KV.TII.I.I Att 1IAOY. GlothiUK. Cloths. Cos 1 simeres.Vestings.audUeut'sKurnisbIng uoous, ho, 701 renn sueei. ON.

Merchant Tailor, For nierly with Jiunesou reuu. urueis execuied wu uispaiou cuargea leaaunauiti, TAHKN KOI.I.KK. Merchant Tailor, itU8 0 Peuustreut. t'iuo white Shirts and Ueuts furnishing Uuods always on hand. CONFECTIONERY ICE CREAM.

A Ml. riOl'DEBN, 348 Penn Wholesale A.eand ItetailMauulacturiiigoouiecuonary, Kaiioy (Jake Bakery, and Ice Cream Saloons. 41II4.IU.E8 U. KULER'S Wedding Cake Depot, Cough and ail other kludsol candies yyitliout ioisouous colors. Cheap.

COI.O.XAI)E ICE CBEAM SALOONS, Prouch Conlectiouery ahd Fancy Cuke Colonnade now cieweu, ropr, COAL, FLOUR, FEED. AC. 1 JliOOOC'K A OBTH, Dealers In Wood, M. Coal, Lime, Sand and Kindling wood, corner of Second and Franklin streets, CJTKHJVU Dealers in Flour, Feed coat, Middlings, coru oats, ftc, No. 33 South Eighth street.

CHINA, CLASS AND QUEENSWARE 171 W. l.ANOIS, Importer aud Dealer in Uts China, moss, Queensware, Table Cut lery, uiass, die, mo.axi enn sireei, CHAIRMAKINC. JJ, CLAY, 13 Church above Washing ton, nianufrof all kinds of cbairs. Special attention paid to repairing and repainting, DRY COODS. AfACT.

John D. Mlshler Is the only per BJn in Beading dealing nnder the Globe system. Dry Goods exclusively CHAM. LEVAN Jobbers and Re tailersln Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods No. 441 Penn st sign of the 'Star'.

JOHN S. PEARSON 432 Penn Dealers in Foreign and Domestio Dry Goods newest styles at Gold Prices. DRY COODS AND CROCERIES. DKEINER, 730 Penn street, Dealer In a Dry Goods. Groceries and (iucenswai e.

John Johnson, Salesman. WWT 8. YOCUW, dealer In Foreign and e1 Dnmostlo Dry Goods. Groceries, Glass and Queensware, 311 Penn near Third. DENTISTS.

AHERB, J3nrgon Dontlst, omce, no. Penn street. Teeth extracted without pain. AW. HCHERER, Surgeon Dentist, no.

a 7a Penn street. All work warranted, Teeth extracted without Pain. it NitrousOxIde 'tj nn bund. New stvls ArtlHclai work to snperseiip rubber, cheaper and better. DRUGGISTS.

HARVEY BIRCH, Penn ana 203 S. 5th Manufacturer of Dr. Leo's Worm Cakes and Mm. Evans' Infant Syrnp. JOHN H.

BAKER, Druieist, has on band a full line of Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Artists' Colors. Brushes, Ao. 144 tn. A. TREK'lII ER sso Penn sr.

fraah Druas fine Tot let articles: Prescriptions carefully compounded. M. XIEGLER, Wholesalo and Retail dealer In pure Drags and Medlolnea. No. 589 Pen street.

SH. STEVENS, Wholesale and Retail dealer in Drutrs. Medlciuos. Perfumeries. Toilet aoaps, no.

renn SltlN Of THE KBD MORTAR, on Penn street between lh ahd 7th U. Hunter, Wholesale and Retail Druggist. UrM. MAOVIRB fCO SOU Penn St. ww 1 Urnirs.

Madlclnen. DenUl Materials, Ar limn' ixilnrs. wax r.mi DRY GOODS Jt CARPETS. A. HOFF, Dealer I Fancy nn Domes tin Drv Goods.

Carpets. OU Cloths, Win Shades and Furnishing Goods. 40W Penn 7" LINE, RPPIIII1HER 4k Dealers BBvl and Jobbers In Foreign and Domestio Diy Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Penn street FANCY GOODS A NOTIONS. J. Penn Street, Importer a and Dealer In Fancy Goods, Notions.

Gents' and Ladles' Furnishing Goods, Ao. FIRE INSURANCE. M3 AIMNO Fire IrtsuMnce and Trnst Berk wco, Capltwl, tlHO.OOO. 1. ixv.

aip i st. P. R. M. Anfona.Hwi'v, 31 EN'S Clothlnu cut and trtmm jl at 847 Peun street, by rebit'im uttiLiu.

A BUGinGCOKDIRECTORV Cine FURNITURE. CARPIT8. C. it. uEMAjr, Manafactnrer Dealer 1a Pur ni tare, spring Beds, Agent for Florence Sewing I Tobacco and Manuiacturerso) allbrauub gi EOKUE K.

CLEAYEK, Mannfactnrer uiirpe anu ueaier in uu uioma, inai Shades. Cords. Tassels. 700 Penn street. Btnrer Window JB.

BITTER, Manufacturer of Furniture audDealerin Carpets, OU Cloths. Window I MATEK COR. rnl snades, Ac, No. 717 Penn, street. ides.

Ac. No. 717 Penn street. SCHROEDEK l'ELI, Monnfactiueri and Dealers in Furniture; Factory 4st4nd latt Washington CAS FITTERS AND PLUMBERS. DANIEL AtlLLEK, South 6th, Plumber, Uus and SleaniFilter.

Healer and Ranges pui, up ni suori, notice, ah worn warranted. TILL Gas Fitters and Plumbers, 110.U32 anu oai court street. Heaters, ftfi C30CERIES. PROVISIONS, 4.C. J.

SAYLOK, Grocers, keep every 1 Ihiug 'resa and Fine in their line. noma, urieu jaeeei Tongues, Ao.440tl.4that. I KiiHOLDEIt A MADEIRA, Dealers in impor leu and American ttrncarim sit An. Hams ou to: smoke dally, 6ih and Washington. FttllZ 4k MKKKtl, 444 Peun Fine ISAAC PltOJl, OJl.

339 Penn dealer in b'nwh JSL I Groceries.Piovisions.Oueenswaia. Ltonura. D.i,d rults. se. O.

IHOiUAs, No. as North Filth street, HATS. CAPS AMD STDAiu onnnc All AM lll.KI It AM 1), Hat and Cap Penn street, spring and Suuuuerotylcs lae latest and cheapest. 44 MA1 11SB," No. U09 dealer in Hat.

ium 'iv nnu anu oentlemon's Fuxnishtng Goods. BUNTING, dealer in Hats. Caps, Trunks, Traveling Hags, Canes, Umbrel ui jruiiii streou ISAAC fit, JLEVAN. dealer In Hnin Ho, M. straw Goods, ate, wholesale and roSSl No.

77 Ponntreet, HOT6LS. i BEKtis COUNTY UOUHE, Ncg.74and 745 Penn Feather A Son, Propi's: House remodeled and extenslvaSUblinir. GOHXERCIAI. th and Penn Col. os.

Flicker. Pron'r. ut 1 HV mo uajf wuu uiufa iseai oi llquora. 1 AlJiK'fil'AitKlIOTEIi. Arrangement JL4 lor Summer Hoard ers.

ieurv vnl priotor. HARDWARE, IRON, AC. BAIt ICEBElt; Dealers In Hardware. Iron aud steel. Muti iniu huh.

dieiy.hardware.coach Peuu. GEO, LEKCH Wholesale and Retail Dealers 111 Iron. stuai Pii.int.il nn uii.i. w.wp, Mvi. viv, um fcuu direct, JOHN sicKaiGMT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in llardware.Steel.Iron.Paints.Oll.

UlaSN.ttllll IVilur.WiirA v.r 'I Na 11 1 Not a So North flth No 11 nSi. ffi 5 2 1 MUU A OJJ 11 MCGOWAN MIE JIMOHB, Dealers in liuildini! Hurdwurn. Hmnu nn iiii.iu,i it. vis reuu hi. STICUTEK SON, Dealer, in Iron, Steel, Cutlery, PaiuU), oil, Cedarware, Fal julng lmplemeuu), Nos.

605, 607, 500 Peun st. IRON RAILINGS, LOCKS, AC. I UUis ixieks, lieys; Ae court be 1 low Finn. waunek, locksmith; Guu ii, j.oii tiauger, and Manufacturer ol i.u minings, uu norm oln St. LUMBER ijai nAuiiKNisusBi Dealers in JL White Oine.HeinlO!lr.

Mlnhlannuul oiiua Yellow Piue shingles, Ac, 4th and Spruce. JKEELY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In White Pine, Hemlock, Carolina Yellow auei, uor sin is pine sta. LIVERY STABLE. HH. HOC1I CO'S Dlvery Btable.Cher ry bet, 4tu and 6th Cabs, Omnibuses.

m.a, imn nurses. LOCAL EXPRESS. Boyer SOX'S Local Express, SO South tith sl, Smmutre dellverMl aha fmtn tv.a DepoUi, Horses, cabs, to hire. Good Slablluii MOURNINC COODS RAUNTUIAN, 401 Penn St. Mourning and While Goods.

Crane Vniln x.h inu, xLoopsiurui, corsets, AO, MARBLE WORKS. J1REDERICK itf raits Marble Yard, No, 2ja and ai4 Penn Street, Every description of Marble Work neatly executed. MACHINE PIPE WORKS. miKI I KRTS KINSEY'N Read XTJLlng Pipe A Bailing Machine Works. Coi ui owuuu unu ueukuufc sireeie.

PIANOS, MELODEONS A ORGANS. A. BERG. Dealer in Stelnwav A Sons' Mid Planoa. Melodeons.

Organs. Gnltara. Duvebiiiuuic, ccc, no. osv jrenn oireeu PAINTING. NO.

w. SEIDEKS, Plain and Ornamental 8len Painter and Pannr Mniivr Nn in South Sixth sireet. PLANING MILLS. NTERPRINB PLANINO Mll.Ija 1. ALicobH.

Devsher. Pronrlntor. Mmnifuinn, ofSash, Doors, Shutters, Window Frames Ao. PRINTING. OWEN, Book and Job Printer, SIS Court street.

All work executed with neatness and dispatch. KNABB Job Printers, No. 11 North Hixt.U Street. Orders by malt promptly attended to. ROOFING SLATE AND MANTLES.

VOUTE, K1IOA DH A Dealers In Roof lllff Slate. Slats Mantles Mauri hi Vlnn Tiling, Table Tops, Ac, Fifth aud Court streets. RESTAURANTS. (RNTKAI. HAM.

RE8TAVRA NT No. JUX Penn street, lleury Throm, proprietor. very thing served in good style. WANCES. HC.KINNIEK,Dealerin Stoves.Heaters and Kances.

and Manufacturer of Tin saunuwuroo are, 7i renn street. STOVES. DC. SOHNADER, Manufacturer and dealer in Stoves, Tin ware, Housekeep. inn uooas, nu.tn renn itrwt, fOIIN KNELL, Dealer In Stoves and 9W tinware.

Koone. Snontiuuaud Jobbing. 805 Penn Street. AMES in. I.ONH, Dealer In Stoves and Tinware, itoonag ana spouung, no, IS North ACllth street.

w. T. MAIN. Dealer In Stoves. Heaters KaiiKOs and Mannfactnrer of Tin and 8heet Iron Ware, No.

as North Klghth street. SEWING MACHINES. OH, CL4ltJ, 440 Penn rover Baker's Hewing Maoh's, Notions, Trim mlnirt. Lodge ItcgaUas. Shirts, stomping, Am.

TmANIEL If. HERB, Agent for tbe New mr amiiy Howe sewmg jyiaouiues, no, 10 North Sixth street. NO. K. LEWIS, Agent for tbe Weed Sew lng Machine Company, Offloe.No.

14 North Fourth street, Koadlng. Pa PPLVEC1ER KEIH, AgonU for the "Amorlcau Button Hole, over seaming," sewing machines, No, 117 B. (th PETERSON A CARPENTER, and N. Sixth Street, General Agents for Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machines, (opp. Keystone,) SADDLERY.

JAtOH H. II Penn Saddles and Aarncmalwaysnn hand or made lo order. Patent Adjustable Whip Tips. Jti MAN In want of good fitting PANTALOONS will plena call at No. H97 Penn stroet.

jbll lm A. HUILIU'S Clothing House. T41 P. ELLER, Dealer iu Pine and Hem West corner 2d a.ud PcnJstreetS, all and ami thi TOBACCONISTS. and A BAST A ol 1 ttt? street s.

Rj deflel fln Cigars ano ol I oiinana Tobacco, Snug. andSegara: i A large assortaierit anicies, K. iiaciy. iJui, aTIHABLES K. xrn xV.i UNDERTAKER.

oortfftrfttBlion noting BWV' I WATCHES Awn JEWELRY 864811 I 4T1 HXIZMANN A RDA 1 3f 'Wware, Fancy Gondii JrTKiSS 1 Iswnmenta.S.E, Cornerof s'wii; Watches, Jewelrv.Ri.v. I tl olated Til Js.Jewel is penn st. Par e'i io lepairing. WINES AND LIQUORS. lT" A YOIE.

WholesaleDetor" 1 MX foreign and nnmuii. w.Tirr16' 'I Vinegar always on uore TTTJQHES 11 I TOS. HISHI.KR I Dealers in the chobV hSi, y. ao. oh? yeon street, nitwriinii, toVorSF i xwsuiurant snpnlles.4HS JOB FRITEPJS.

OWEN, THE PRINTER, I 515 COURT STREET, I READING, PA. The place to get The place to get place to get The pluca to get The place to get I Plain and fimoir i I JOB Plain and fancy Plain and fancy) (Plain and fancy Plain and fancy IPlaln and fancy Plain iucy i TJ Plain and Sno Hntlllff I fat riaiu anu rancy jrmiu ana ninoy Is at the is at Uie is at the Is at the Is at the Is at tbe Journal Job Oftlce Journal Job Office Journal Job Office Journal Job Office Journal Job Office Journal Job Office 52' 11 SI? Sf? 8Jrce1' 0 11 atU Opposite Keystone House, Opposite Keystone House. Opposite Keystone House, Oppos te Keystone House, Opposite Keystone House, Ken I feuding, Pa Reading, Pa' heading. Pa' Pa Reading, Pa Sale Bills, Sale Bills, Sale Bills Sale Bills, Sale Bills, Sale Bills, Programmes Programmes Programmes Programmes Programmes Programmea Cards, Bill Heads, Cards, Bill Heads, Cards, Bill Heads, Cards, Bill Heads, Cards, BUI Heads Cards, Bill Heads, And everything in the' lino of Job Prlntlne And everything in the line of Job Pr Stinf And every tn ng in tbe line of Job Pr ntnf' And everything in the line of Job Printing Andeverything in the lino of Job Print El' And everything in tbe line of Job fir Si ng. Cnnsnal Unusual Unusual Unusual Unusual 6 POWEF Presses.

Facilities Facilities. Facilities Facilities. Facilities. sept 8 tf UAT8. CAF8 AIVO I'l TUB laARbK ItEAK HAT.

CAP AND. FUB STOKE, NO. 807 PNN STREET, READING, PA, The undersigned respectfully Informs tbe eltlcensol Berks County that be has now os hand, at his Store, a very large assortment PURS OF ALL KINDS, Oi! the Latest. Styles, for ladies and Uhudren. As he purchases bis goods for cash, he 1 sua bled to sell at THE LOWEST PJtlOEH All Fnra warranted to be what they are repre anted.

Furs Cleaned and Repaired to Almost as Wood as New Look CALL AND EXAMINE, BEFOEE BPYIN0 ELSEWHERE1 ADAM BERTHAND. uUT tf HHK PRINCIPAL DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF REVENUE STAMPS, Ho, 11 Worth lh Sireet, (Opposite the Keystone Hons,) READING. PA. Our stock com orison bear! AVAIVilimnmliitt tion printed by theaovernment. and haoino timet a large supply, we are enabled to 111 forward (by mall nrexpress) all orders im mediately upon receipt, a matter of great portanee.

United Stales Notes, National Rank Notes Post OfflceOrdors received in pay ment, Any informatlou regarding the declNinnsot Commissioner of luleruul Iteveniie ehetr folly ud gratnlt onsly furnlsbxil. .1. KNABB iiw, UPi.Utili til ii OifMi in.