&sults la ittniutral.
SATURDAY, KAM 7, 1863.
imp'rEflC CHARMS. ELECTION in Geneva, New
iork. on Mendip, Mulled in the success of the
entire Democratic ticket, by a majority of about
150.
RESIGNATION OF GEN. Sion..—The 'Washington
correspondent of the N. Y. Tralune says :
••Gen. Sigel has placed his resignation in the
hands of the President and gone home. Limp.
erable difficulties in his intercourse with the
C o mmander-in-Chief, are alleged as the reasons
for this resignation, which will be regretted by
e very soldier in the army. [t ie thought in mil
itary circles that his corps will be consolidated
with some other."
Tax DOORFCKEPEH OF THU flouss.—lt gives us
P leasure to copy the following extract of a let—
ter frost one of our Harrisburg ouireepondents.
The compliment he pays to the present Door
keeper of the House of Representatives, ie well
deserved :
• I cannot close this letter without mentioning
lif t . metier. iha Daorke.par of the House_ I must
say for him that he keeps better order in the
Hall whilst. that body is not in session, than I
have ever seen kept. in this Hall at. any time. As
en officer, he is obliging, attentive and popular..
I doubt Ant a public acknowledgment of this
fact, will be highly gratifying to his friends at
home."
THE SiEGe Or VICKSBURG.—The rumors from
Vicksburg for the last few days have filled every
One with snidely to hear gomething definite and
authentic. If there has been any battle at all
there, it most, of course, have been a severe one,
attended with heavy lose of life. But this ru
mor is generally discredited. The indications
appoo to favor the statement that Viehtibtirg hos
been or will be evacuated by the rebels, and we
fervently hope it may so turn out. Such a vic—
tory at this time would do much to diepel the
gathering gloom and restore public confidence.
Mcsiczrar. ELICTIONS IN New Tots.—At the
Municipal election in Oswego on Tuesday, the
Democrats elected their Mayor by 108 majority,
and two oat of the fear Aldermen.
At the Charter election in Troy, Wm. L. Van
Alsiyne, Democrat, was elected Mayor by over
1,300 majority. The Common Council stands:
Damocrat' 13, Republicans 9..
At the Charter election in Rochester, the Demo
crate elected the Mayor and entire city ticket by
about GOO majority, and eight of the twelve Al
dermen, and seven of the twelve Supervisors.
The Democrats elected their whole ticket in
Lockport by a large majority.
Charles 8. Wilson, Democrat, ie elected Mayor
of Utica by 606 majority. The rest of City ticket
is also Democratic.
WAR NEWS!
ANOTHER NATAL DISASTER.
Capture of the United States Sunbeat
Indianola by the Rebels.
II S. Muustssurrt SQUADRON,
Feb. 27, via Memphis, March 1 1863.
re tae Son. Ouse Seereltifil e 1 lle Nam
bin I regret to inform you that the Indian
ola has also fallen into the hands of the enemy.
The rates Webb and Queen of the West attack
ed her 25 miles from here, and rammed her until
she surrendered, all of which can be traced to a
non-compliance with my inetritetienek •
I do not know the particulars.
DAVID D. PORTER, Commander.
The buliontsda wee one of the Sneet gun boats
of the squadron, and was considered invulnera
ble. She was built at Cincinnati, is of the
Monitor" pattern, with en oblong stationary
turret, in which were mounted two heavy colum
bieds. She passed by the batteries at Vicksburg
on the night of the lath ult., and was reported
to be en route for the Red river, with a view of
rescuing the captured steamer QUM of the Wert
The despatch of„Captain Porter informs uv, how
ever, that the tables were turned, and that the
latter boat aided in taking her former compan
ion.
It is mortifying and alarming that we should
have lost the only two armed vessels that have
run the Vicksburg blockade—the Queen of the
West and the Indianola. Admiral Porter states
that when taken, both were engaged in opera
tions in violation of his orders. it appears, from
last accounts, that the Indianola made a desper—
ate fight, and only surrendered when in a sink
ing condition. There is some comfort in this.
From Gerieral Rosecrans's Army.
Defeat of the Rebels at Brafiyvifie.
Watunserros, Tuesday, March 3, 1863.
The following has been received at the head
quarters of the army :
111usrassesono, Teen., Pub. 27, 1983.
To Major Gen. Ilam.scr., General in Chief:
Gen. Stanley reports from his expedition to
Bradyville. The Rebels of Morgan's and Whar
ton's dommancla made a stand in Bradyville.
Cols- Paramour and Lung wept in with sabers
and whipped them in about three minutes.
Stokes s cavalry advanced bravely with carbines.
We took 70 prisoners, including 8 officers, their
camp equipage, tents, saddles, some 70 horses,
anti Basil Duke's regimental papers. /Nor
Murphy did good service. We lest One man
killed, and one Captain and seven men wounded.
W. S. ROSECRANS, Gee. Com'g.
CINCIAN&Ti, Tuesday, Marsh 3, 1863.
A *pedal &mat& to The Commercial, della
Murfreesboro. 21 idstaut, 8378 :
"An expedition of 1,000 cavalry, comprising
a detachment of the 4th Regulars, 3d and 4th
Ohio, and first Tennessee regiments. and 1,600
infantry, containing detaohmenta of the 18th and
21. et Ohio. 19th Illinois ead Bei Tennessee regi
ments, left Murfreesboro yesterday morning, and
encountered the enemy at Bradyville. After
severe fighting the enemy were driven from the
town with the loss of 8 killed and 20 wounded,
and 80 privates and 9 officers oaptured. There
were also eaptured 300 new saddles and accou
trements and a large collection of [Medal orders
and papers and the private' baggage of the ene
my. The enemy engaged was a portion of John
Iforgan's division. Our loss in killed and
Wounded was about half that of the Rebels."
IMPORTANT FROM THE WITH.
Destruction of the Rebel
Steamer Nashville.
WASHINGTON, Mara 4, 1863
A despatch from Savannah of the let states
that the steamer Nashville raa aground before
Fort McAllister, and was destroyed by our iron
cisde. The fort is not taken_
Richmond papers of the 2d inst., make no
Mention of affairs at Vicksburg.
Charleston dates to the let are received. The
steamers Ruby and Douglas ran the blockade
with Nassau dates of the 26th nit.
THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.
Cala°, March 4, 1868.
The latest advicee from Vicksburg state that
two dredging machines had arrived, and would
be put to work on the canal immediately.
The river is rising fast, and the water is in
terfering much with the camps at the head of
Island No. 95, the levees are broken, and the
water is pouring over at a fearful rate,
Another flatboat ran the batteries at Vicks
burg. She was fired on by the rebels and struck
three times.
A fire at Lake Providence on Monday de
stroyed nearly the whole town, with a consider.
able amount of commissary atom.
The Memphis Bulletin of Saturday, the 28th
nit., says that it was confidently believed in
leading circles in that city that the rebels were
then evacuating Vicksburg. Later and more
direct intelligence, however, does not confirm
that report.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
HARRISBURG, Thursday, February 26.
ScSarst—Mr. Clymer presented two petitions
from citizens of Berks county, for the enactment
of a couttitutional call for a National Convention.
Also, two petitions from citizens of Berks county,
for the enactment of a law to prevent l,laaks a nd
ilattoos from looming into the State. beverdl
unimportant bills were considered and passed,.
Adjourned till Monday evening at. 7 o'clock.
House.—Mr. Weidner presented a petition
i signed by twenty-one citizens of Pike township,
Berke county, praying for the passage of a law
to give the'collectien of State and county tlllBB
to the lowest bidder. Also, a remonstrance
signed by ninety-two citizens of Pike township,
protesting against the passage of any such law.
Also, a petition from citizens of the city of Read•
ing„ praying for the passage of an act to prevent
the payment of wages in atore•ordere in thin
Commonwealth. The bill authorizing the school
directors of the borough of Kutztown, Berks
county, to borrow money, was reported as coin.
mitted. The supplement to the Act relative to
the collection of State and county taxes in the
township of Maxatawny, in Berke county, Was
passed. The bill to accept the grant of public
lands by the United States to the several
States for the endowment of agricultural col
leges, was considered and passed—yeas 82, nays
9. Mr. Potteiger voted for the bill, and Messrs.
Kline add Weidner against it. The returns of
the late election for Auditor General and Sur
veyor General were opened and read. Adjourned
till Monday evening at 73 o'clock. .
SENATE- -Several petitions for &National Con
vention, and for the passage of a law to prevent
negroes and mulattoes from coming into this
State to reside, were presented. Tie supple
ment to the Act incorporating the Allentown
Railroad Company, (reducing the number of Di
rectors to eit.) bill to incorporate the Moravian
Seminary for young ladies at Bethlehem, and
bill to incorporate the Meravian College and
Theological Seminary at Bethlehem, were passed.
Adjourned.
Twitchell presented a joint reso
lution that the Governor be reqineted to commu
nicate with the Secretary of War with referen.ce
to the pay of discharged soldiers, who have been
sick since they entered the service, who, in many
cases, are sent borne without pay. A large num
ber of petitions were presented against arbitrary
arrests, and hi favor of a call for a National
Convention. No business of importance Was
transacted.
SENATE.—Mr. Clymer presented several peti
tions in favor of a National Convention. Also, a
petition of 163 citiuenc of Serke county for a law
to prevent. the emigration of negroes and mulat
toes. The postage account of the Senate, for
February, amounting to $1486 36, was presented
and ordered to be paid. Mr. Penney introduced
a bill to empower the Governor to commute the
penalty of death in certain cases to a specific
term of imprisonment.
The bill to divorce Thomas D. and Adelaide
W. Nice, of Philadelphia, passed finally—yeas
15. nays 11. Mr. Clymer read in place a further
supplement to the act incorporating the Mutual
Firs Insurance Company of Becks codify, ap
proved January 31, 1845. Adjourned.
Hold m —The Speaker and Members of the
Senate being introduced, the returns of the late
election for Auditor General and Surveyor Gen
eral were read, and the certificates signed. The
aggregate of the vote was as follows;
Swatter 219.066 Barr 218.892
Cochran 215.684 I Rose 215,928
--
Official maj,— 8,882 I Official maj... 2,974
At number of privarO bills *eke gamed, among
which was the bill authorizing the school direo
tore of the borough of Kutztown, Barks county,
to borrow money. Adjourned.
WIMS7I6BDAY, March 4
Briers.-11.1r. Penney introduced a bill inlet.
log to the payment of stamp 'a u ties, requiring
Stamp duties to be taxed with costs in judicial
proceedings. The bill providing for the distil
bution of State documents among the different
States of the Union passed finally Adjourned.
SIZNATIL—The Judiciary Committee, through
Mr. Seine, Chairman, reported a bill to prevent
the emigration of negroes and mulattoes into the
State. It prevents any such persons from com
ing into Pennsylvania, either temporarily or
permanently. under penalty of indictment, and
fine not exeoeding $lOO, with imprisonment not
exceeding one year. The second section is as
follows:
That if any person or persons shall bring, or
cause to be brought into this State, any
negro or mulatto slave, whether said slave
is set free or not, shall be adjudged guilty
of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof,
shall be hued for every such negro or mulatto,
in any sum not exceeding $6OO, and shall under
go imprisonment for a period not exceeding one
year, or both, in the discretion of the court,
The third section makes it the deity of sheriffs,
constables, and police officers to arrest such
negroes and mulattoes.
The fourth section provides that nothing in
this act shall be construed to apply to teamsters
or servants temporarily within this State,
Mr Barger called up a biii.making it unlsw
ful for any member of either branch of the Leg
islature to hold or exercise the office of council.
man in the city of Philadelphia, after the first of
January neat, which was passed. The special
order of the day was the consideration of the
bill repealing the act by which the tonnage tax
WAS commuted in 1861. The question being on
an amendment which had been offered by Mr.
Noyes, of Clinton county, imposing a uniform
rate of taxation on the tonnage of all Railroad
and Transportation Companies in the State, the
revenues derived therefrom to be appropriated
to the sinking fund for the reduction of the State
debt. The bill and amendment were discussed
until the hour of adjournment, without being
brought to a vote.
per THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for March, opens
with a notice of the recent Life of Professor
Wilson ("Christopher North"), ably estimating
his character, and concluding with an admirable
pen-and ink sketch of him. Professor Agassiz
contributes a remarkable scientific paper, in
which be treats of America as the veritable old
world—a continent when "Europe was repre
sented only by islands rising here and there
above the sea," which suggests that Eden may
have been in the valley of the Mississippi! Na
thaniel Hawthorne gives another of his charming
English sketches, in which he takes the reader
with him to Greenwich, near London. Mrs.
Child gives " Willie Wharton." a pleasant love
story ; and there is a true and telling account,
by Burgeon Weekee, of " The Last Cruise of the
Monitor." Of the political papers in this num
ber, we have nothing to say. Boston : Publish
ed by Ticknor and Fields, at $8 a year. Sold
by Harvey Birch & Brother.
PATMIIINT OF TUE STATE 111ILITIA.—III the
House of Representatives, on Thursday, 26th
ult., the following joint resolutioi from the Sen
ate, relatiVe to the remuneration of the Militia
of the Commonwealth for services rendered dur
ing the raid of the rebels into this State last fall,
Was taken up and concurred in :
Reno/cod by the ..Senate and House of Representa
tives, 4v.. That the Governor of this Common
wealth be and is hereby requested, immediately
after the passage of this joint resolution, to pro
ceed according to the provision of the Act of
Lasembly of the 2,1 day of April, A. D., 1822, to
pay the Militia called into the service of the
Untied States, by the order of the 11th day of
September, A. D 1862, out of the moneys of the
Treasury, leaving the question of the liability of
the United States for said payment to be hereaf
ter adjusted by the proper authorities of the
State and the United States.
gay- HARP7671..11 Maaszias for March, was re
ceived a week ago. It opens with a paper on
"Continental Money," which will be found of
special interest at the present time. It gives
fao similes of the principal descriptions of the
Paper Currency issued by the States and the
Continental Congress, and the leading "device"
of every denomination of Continental Bills of
credit. J. Roes Browne gives the conclusion of
his spirited sketches of "A Californian in Ice
land," illustrated with numerous original en
gravings. The shorter contributions are very
good; and the whole Number is one of Rapper's
bat, For pale by Harvey Birch & Brother.
To Nervous Sufferers of Toth sexes.
A Reverend Gentleman baying been restored to health
to a tow Sayv, alter nu.leegoing all the uttial routine nod
Irregular expensive modes ottreatment, without gnaws,
considers It hie sacred duty to communicate to his athlete,'
fellow creatures the MEANS OF cuss. Bence, on the re
ceipt of an addressed envelope, he will send (free) a copy
of the proscription need. Direct to Dn. JOHN IC DAG.
NALL, ISO Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. [jam. 17-2 me.
FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALES!
Use that Safe, Pleasant Remedy known as
It Is used by
YOUNG AND OLD,
In the Dimities Or Change of Life,
And After and 1101fre JAzrrWtre.,
During and After Confinement,
To Strengthen the Nerves,
Ramona Nature to its Proper Channel, and
Invigorate the Broken•down Constitution
From wh,,kvrr Cause Originating
USE NO MORE WORTIILhhB PILLS
Toke . .
ITSI.MBOLIOS RXTRACT BUCNU. .
Sec advertisement in another column. Cut it out. and
send for It. [March 7
Wheat (prime white)
per bnebel $1 70
Wheat, (prime red)
R e do 92
per bushel 1 02
y
Corn
'eel
do 80
Corn new) do 80
Corn 'eel 46 go
OMB do 90
Flaxseed do 1 30
Cloverseed do 4:A
Timothy seed do 225
Barley do 70
Potatoes do 05
Sweetrotatoes do. 74
Salt do 00
Salt per Sack 1 40
Wheat Fleur (extra
family white) ibbl. 9 0)
Wheat Floor (extra
fam. white) ip 100 The 4 10
Wheat Floor (extra
family) per Barrel S5O
Wheat Flour-(extra
MONDAY, March 2
family) per 100 The. 424
Single Extra Flour,
per barrel 7 50
Single Extra Flenr,
per leo lbe. 3 75
Wheat Fleur (super
fine) per barrel 7 511
Rye Flour per barrel 4 00
Rye Flour per 300 ma. 200
TUESDAY, March 8
Corn, (old) -
Corn, (now) a.
Ryo,
Oats, -
Reading Lumber Prices Current.
Reported for the Reading Gazette try J'ACOB H. HEY
SHER, bum9er 17070771148/0/1 rant, South, Third
near the Lancaster Bridge.
SHADING, March 6. 1868.
$l2 006114 00
20 0°640 00
20 , 10C426 00
12 001100 00
20 000;60 00
17 02E, 00
tOOBOO
26 00t128 00
4 50@19 00
20 mesa 00
1 BO@ 2 00
20 00@10 Du
9 05914 00
2001111611 00
is 09(598 00
20 00@22 00
20 00433 J 00
Hemlock Joist and Scantling,
Poplar Boards, - •
Scantling, -
White Pine Boards and Plank,
Cherry Board, and Plank, -
White Finn Floor Boards, -
Booting Lash,
Oak Floor Boards, • -
White Pine and Hemlock Shingles,
Oak Boards and Plank. ••
White Pine Ceiling Lath, - -
Ash Plank, . -
Spruce and Pine Pickets, - -
Walnut Batirda sad riaut, -
Lynn Boards and Plank, • -
White Pine Joist and Scantling,
Birch and Maple Board. and Plank,
200,000 feet Green Butt Edged Clear Walnut
from 14 to 7 inches WANTED, Price paid
to Carl 5206.1130
FLOUR AND ORAlN.—There is no quotable charge in
Flour, and little or nothing doing to Breadettiffs generally,
owing to the rapid decline of gold. The only sale we
Doer of ie 400 bbut formy Ohlo et $lO, and a fors atittill lota
to supply the trade et $0123036 31 for superfine :
®512.5 for extras; $7 10t0 for extra family, and $7 50@
$.Olll bbl for fancy braude, as In quality, at which rates
there are more sellers than buyers, and the market cloned
very inactive. Rye flour is offered at $5 V bbl, and doll
at that figure. Corn Steal comes in slowly, and Pt unsyl
rants Meal is scares bet quiet; the last ralee were at s4'
WA The maims Melly are 2140 bhle of Flour, 3700 but%
Wheat, 6900 bosh Corn and 5000 bash Oats. The Wheat
Market is unsettled and drooping, there is little or no de•
mend either for shipment or milling, and only about 2000
bush found buyers In small lots, part taken last evening at
17k5173c for good and prime Pennsylvania reds, in store,
at which rate It is doll; white range at $1 litt@s2 03, as in
quelity. Rye to worse and Pennsylvania eslts in a email
wry us arrival at Ade o.le. Corn le dttli bat prices are
unchanged, O@4ooo bash new yellow found buyers at 850
for prime dry. and B:leklie for damp lota Oats are scarce
and Arm at 65506 c le 32 The for good Pennsylvania, in
store. There is rather more demand for Cloveraeed, and
6110 bosh have been disposed of at ge MVO 8744, mostly at
s6'7sfijlo 81) VI bush. Timothy is steady at $2 75,33, and
Plesteeed ...see at *3 75 I) bosh.
WHISKY.—There is no movement in whisky, and prices
are nearly nominal at 152653 c for barrel., and 50*51c for
drudge.
IRON.—There is a good demand for Pig Metal at folly
former rates, and farther sales of .263000 tone anthracite
are reported, moistly to go west, on terms kept private.
Prices here range at s3ees34 and $9.9 for the three num•
bare, on time, and /roo for cash, with a moderate bast.
nese doing for the want of Mock. Most makers having
sold up. are not dlepoeed to operate to any extent, and the
market is quiet. Scotch Pig is firm and. advancing, with
little or nothing doisg in the way of sales. For manufac
tured. Iron the dernand continues good, and the mills gen
erally are well off fOr orders.
CATTLE MARIKET...—The olleringe of Beef Cattle reach
ed about 1600 head at a falling off, as compared
with the previous week, and the market was dull at quo
tations, the sales ranging from $7 to $l5 the he ms for
common to prime quality. The principal sales were made
at its @Se Cowe are steady, and about 140 sold ak from
to $3O each for sprlOgero, and $35 to siti for Cows and
(RIM EONS are alto steady, end the receipts, alum!
3800 bead, were taken. including 1173 at Imhoff% at s7@
VW, and 500 at Phillips' at $7 4 ,6330M, the 100 ihs net.
Sheep are lower,
and 4500 head sold at from 6 to 73gc
Th gross. etook Sheep brought s3@3 50 each.—ifortit
American.
In Philadelphia, on tbe4tb lust., CHARLES Kann, infant
eon of Charles and Elizabeth Ullman, aged 11 monthe and
22 days.
On the 4th inst., in Philadelphia, Eoween Drrnmtv, only
MI of Joseph L and Nan IL ranker, formerly Yr Ole
city, in the 16th year of Menge.
On the morning of the 14 of March, at the residence of
%V en. P. Cox, in Vhiladelphia, Arrnortr H Monate, ,
in the 82d year of his age His remains were brought to
this city on Tuesday morning last, and interred in the
Charlet , Sea. Cemetery.
On the 261 h ult" In Rockland, BENJAMIN, son of Jacob
and Either Strohm, aged 11 mouths and' O days.
OD the 23d nit., in Maxatawny, ISAAC, eon of Nathan
and Judith Katz. aged 15 yearn, 9 months and 8 days.
On the 22d ult., in Beet Cocalleo. Lancaster county.
BENEDICT Buenas, aged 72 yearn and 29 days
tie the 255 nit , this city, SARAH Cztvatna, daughter
Of Mahlon and Mien itanckv aged 3 months and 24 days.
On the 19th nit., in thin city, CAW:MISS, wits of Major
Isaac 9chrceder, and daughter of the late Philip Both aged
35 years, I mouth and SO days.
On the 19th all , in thin city, Rosa ELLEN, daughter of
Deed and Charlotte B. Clanger, aged 9 yearn, 0 months
and it day..
0 the 19th Jan-, In Upper Tolpehtmoon, CATELLILINE,
Wits Or Miebeal Long. (born Benne), aged 51 years, 7
monthsand 9 day'.
Oa the 2.ith Jan., in Rehreriburg, Chniagrag, with of Ja
cob Noerker, aged 07 !team 9 months and 24 days.
On the 15th Jan., in Bern Biz*, daughter of John and
Catherine - Ulrich, aged 3 yearn, 9 mouths and 21 days.
On the 131 t nit., in Upper Bern, Mout, daughter of John
Loos, aged a most hat.
On the 18th alt., In Maidenereek, Canomns, daughter of
Jacob and Mary Liunkiric, aged 1 year, 8 months and
days
On the 17th sit., in Penn, Maar UNE daughter of John
and Rebecca Oeschwiudt, aged 22 years, 0 months and 25
days
on the 15th ult., In Womeladorf, Panslt Lag, daughter
of John and Mary Manderbath, aged It years and 23 days
On the 13th niti, is thia city, CALTRA.IIII42. littanSume
HILL, aged 07 years. 7 menthe and 25 days .
On the 10th alt.. in Centre, Wrcuam Hagar, eon of
liam Z and Elizabeth. &tondos, aged 3 years, 7 Months
and 20 days. .
On the 7th nit., in Cumin, HENRY hinTort, con of Ben
neeille end Ann Eliza Kianglaud, aged 2 )ears, 8 months
end lil daylk
On the 2Sth December, 1881, In Orwigabarg, Schuylkill
county. Emma, wile of William Kreisber, formerly of
Reading in the 27th year of her age
Lately, at the residence of Daniel Smith, in Jefferson,
Emzenarn, widow of Jacob Knott, aged BC years, 6 months
and 13 dale.
Lately, in Upper 'falpshoecon, MOM, son of David and
Magdalena Zeger, aged 17 years, 10 months and 25 Jaye.
Lately, la Jefferson, Mawr ANN, daughter of Harrison
and Sarah Elizabeth Stapp, aged 5 years, 5 months and 27
days.
Lately, in &random's, Bays - RIMY= , daughter of Wil
liam and Lydia liollenbach, aged 1 year, 5 months and 21.
day■.
Trimming Store For Sale.
II ONE OF THE PLEASANTEST CITIES
of Pennsylvania, a well-petrontzed TRIMMING STORE,
which, has done a good badness for the last tea yearn, with
a desirable Stock, with a batgleome cheap residence, in the
bent location in the city, is °Gored for tale, for family
reasons, on reasonable berme. Apply at
Feb 28-211 THIS OFFICE.
Commercial Broker.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
out n Mama la a COMMERCIAL BROKER, fe pre•
pared to negotiate for kno purchase and sale of
REAL ES TATE,
COIN,
STOCKS,
MORTGAGES,
and other &merino, Goode in nubroken Packages, Coilee:
Con of Rents. and any other business of a COSDUSIWOR
Broker or Agent..
* Parties basing business to do in Ms line are request
ed to give him a call.
JACOB C. SCHSBNER,
OFFICE in Cond. Street, Be;.t 404 r above Alderman
Schemer. ireb 28
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT RUCHU,
For all CoiciplaiLts Incident to the Sex
No Family shonld be
Without 14
And None Will when once
Tried by them
MARKET.
FRIDAY, March 6, 1663
Eincli.whescrlourpor
READING
100 Bu. 2 00
Pork fl 100 lbs. 8 00
Beef (hind quarter)
per 100 pounds 87/9 00
Beef (fore quarter)
per 100 pounds o@B 00
,Flione par pound 10
'Shoulders do 7
Flitch do 7
.Dried Beet, do 13
'Table Butter do 22
Lump Butter do 20
'Firkin Butter do
iTailoW do 03.4
Lard do 10
Hides, Raw do 7 and S
!Best Old Rye Whiskey,
per gallon 76 to 1 00
Common Whiskey, per
gallon 27 to 31
FlaZaeed Oil VI gallon 80
Eggs per dozen 22
Stan Coal (atom egg
& broken, ip 2000 Pm 4 110
Nut Coal do 3 60
Limeburnere' do 2,00102 60
Plaster per ton, 6 00
Timothy Hay do 12 00
Meadow tray do : IL 00
Hickory wood per Cord 4 00
Oak wood do 3 00
Bark do 6 CO
PRICES OF GRAIN;
PAID BY P. RUSTIONO & SONS,
Ranh 6, 11363.
- SO rents for 56 %a
• SO COM for 60 lb.
- 92 cents for 66 Ibis
60 cents for 32 be-
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
FRIDAY, MAVI 6, 1863
DIED
BONDS
SHERIFF'S SALES
OF REAL ESTATE.
B I C - , v p, li!,. a i/gE ve lp i r lit S io U ni ND E.D ß p Y o W e lt I T d S
1, 01 7.
i L
F EL z aB l :
issued oat of the Court of Common Pleas of Barks county,
and to me directed, will be sold at public Tondo° or out-cry:
On Monday, the 23rd day of March, A. D.,
li 16E3, at 1 o'clock, P. lit, at the public house of Henry H.
Barnhart, (Prieetown.) Rescelabiltanor township, herbs
e ... N
county, to A on ce e l t a o i r n y I two- stor y ne
Stone Kitchen attached,
- =Prams Stable, Pump of Water, and a lot or piece of
ground, situate in ltuscombniauor township, Darks county,
bounded by lands of Martin A opstad t, Dr. Charles Weaver,
Abraham Weitzel, and a public road ; containing 2 more,
and 166 perches. more or less. bold as the property of
tad:ram BROWN.
On Tuesday, the 24th day of March, A. D.,
1263, et 1 o'clock, P. IL, at the public house of Joseph
tilleinger, in Douglass township, Berke county, to lett:
No. 7—A certain mesimage, tenement and tract of land,
situate in Douglass township, Berko county, beginning at a
Stone corner,ln a line of Charles Keeirand Jobe Nester's
land, and matting thence by the same North 21 degrees
and a quarter, West 42 percbes end iour-tezdha to near/WM
and North 63 degrees sod a half, East 42 porches and three
tenths to a corner of David (troth's - land, thence by the
same South 22 degrees. East 38 perches, South 71 degrees
gad & half, West 8 perches and six tenths and a half, South
/7 degrees, Emit 9 perches and eight-tenths, and South 70
degrces and th reemnarters, West 12 perches and four and a
ahalf to the place of beginning; containing 0 Screened
I perch, snore or leen. The improvements thertmt
erected are a two-story STONE HOUSE and back ,
buildings attached, large Barn and Shedding, Ste., &e.,
(being a Tavern Stand).
No. 2—A certain tract of WOODLAND, situate in Doug
lass township, Berko comity, beginning at a Stone corner
of late John L. East's lead, thence by the same
North 54 degrees, Boot AO porches to a stone corner
in a lineal Jacob bower's loud, ilictieeby the name
:south 49 degrees, East 26 perches and three tenths
to a stone and hickory, and South 54 degrees, West DO per
dies and three-tenths to a atone corner in a line of David I
Oreeb's land, thence by the same North 48 degrees, West 1
26 perches and one-tenth to the place of beginning; con-
tattling S acres and 1 perch, mote or less. .
. . .
No. 3—A certain meisnage and tract of laud, situate to
DOIIABLse township, Berko comity, beginning at it SUMO
corner of Jacob Bower's land, thence by the same South 11)
; degrees, East 97 perebeS and eight-tenths to a stone curner
of said David Great's land, thence by the came South BS
degrees and threuquarters, West 27 porches and seven
tenths to a corner in a line of other lauds of Lydia Grubb,
thence by the same North, 22 degrees and three• quarters,
West 10 perches wad eight.tootha to a corner In the great
road, being oleo a corner of David fiiresh's laud, Dieuce by
the same :North 21 degrees, Vest 31 porches and four tenths,
North ti degrees and a quarter, East 22 perches and six
tenths, and North tie &grins, East 21 perches and two.
tenths to the place of beginning; containing 17 acres and
85 perches, more or lass: on which ore erec ed Lime Kilns.
Sold an the property of THOMAS R. LLOYD DOUGLASS,
with notice to Lydia G rash, tam tenant, and Levi 11. Gash,
occupier,
At the Berne time and place; All that certain
mesimege, tenement and tract of land, situate in the town
ship of Earl. in the county of Berke, adjoining lands of John
senator, satrinoi Dierolf, George Focht, Jacob Focht, and
, Abraham Lochner; containing I acres and 38 perches
ilmore Cr Lege, with the appurtenance. The improve
ments eenelet of a two idory STONE
GOOSE, Frunze horn and other out-balldings. Sold as the
property of CHARLES Lit CANNER.
At i lie sante time and place All that certain.
messnage. tenement and tract of land, situate in the
township of Earl, in the county of Berke, adjoining lands of
Sarnnei Van Need. Samuel tilerelf, Jonas Sehreale, Charles
Graff, JOU 8170007, and Charles Lechner ; containing
7 acres and 64 perches, more or less, with the uppartma
glances. The improvements mullet of a (Masud a half.
story DM ELLIN° HOUSE Frame Barn and other
out•buildings ' Well of Water before the bongo, Or
chard. &c., &c. bold as the property of ABRAHAM
LECRNER.
Vu IVvinesday, the 25th day of March, A D ,
1863, at 1 o'CluCk F 31., at the public house of Samuel
Unger, (Stioemakereville,) Perry township, Berke county,
to wit: All that certain mmisuage, tenement and tract of
laid, situate in retry township, ' , ergs toasty, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a poet on
the East bank of Schuylkill, 'hence by lands of Widow
Goldin. Noah 70 degrees, Sant 4 perches to a stone in the
'entre Turnpike Road, theoce Wong Ills earns by lands of
Benjamin 81,11 Nora, 644 degrees, East 99 marches to it
stone thence by land of barld P. Moll Novi; 6 degrees,
Weal 110 perches to a stone, cud North 89 degrees, East 12
perches to a poet at the Schayikili Canal, thence along ;he
name North 2.5.4 degrees, West ,111 perches to a post, and
Kurth 17 decrees, West 12 pemhen to a post, thence South
a:, degrees, Wont 2 pp; cline and eight tenths too post thence
by lots of the *id Adam °shoe, Sontli 5 degrees, East 10
perches to a poet, thence by the same South tiri) 4./STEGS,
West 9 perches and reveuth.teuths to a post, on the East
bank of the MCI-tale Rote, thence along the same by
the aforesaid lots, North 14 degrees, West 53 perches, sod
eight.ten, he to n post, thence by lends of Jacob Seidel,
South CO sngr . ses, We,4 8 pereban sad fonr-tentlot to a stone,
thence by the am Surd. 20 degrees, Went 1 perch end a
half to a atone, and South Si desreta, West as perebes so a
poet, on the East. bank of the River Schuylkill. thence
down the said river Schuylktll the several courses thereof
about 100 perches au sellen-teethe to the place of
intng.. begin
; containing 45 acres, more or less. The Improve
meats thereon erected are a two-story Brick DWELL,
" LNG HOUSE, a large Swiss Born and other out- build
legs, 416, 404 150 ilia property of FRANCIS S.
REBER.
At the same time and place: Al! that certain
mainnage, tenement and tract of laud, situate in the town
ship of Perry. county of nerks, (about one mile above
Strownakersville wont; the Centre Turnpike,) bounded by
lands of John Lleohnian, Benjamin -stiller. Daniel Fisher,
Samuel Unger and Daniel Hoffman; containing 31 acres.
more QT less. The improvements are a one doable
ZaGN9O-5 , 017 LOG iiOII-SN, Prime Marl, Prams Pig aye,
there is also a thriving j•oung Orchard on said
premises and Well of never-tailing Water near the house.
It being all Arable Land with the exception of about 4
acres, which is heavy TIMB 6ft LAND. Bold as the pro
perty of CELEBES BETZ
Thursday,On it; 26th liarof March, 11.
1000, at 1 P U., at the public house of Charles
Seiler, in Bamberg, Berke county, to wit:
Ito. 7. Being a certain tract of land, situate in Upper
Bern township, Borks county. bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning at a post, thence by land of
Christian Schmiuk nosh :Mg degrees. went 10 4-10 perches
to a post, thence by the hereafter described tract rio 2,
month iftyi degrees, weed 041-10 perches ton peat, thence
by land of Jeremiah Balthasar, notch 2itg' degrees, east
10 4-10 perches to a post, thence by land of Christian
Schmick, north 78) degrees, east 92% perches to the place
of beginning, containing ii acres and 10 perches, strict
Seaffiref.
No. 2. A certain trad of land, situate in Upper Bern
township, Berke conzttr, beginning at a post la a public
road, thence along the same north 103 degree., west 128-10
perches. thence by land of Joseph Wagner south MA" de
grees, west 84 perches to a post, thence by land of Jere
miah Belthaser month 21.34' degrees, east 19 6.14 perobes to
a stone, thence by the hereinafter described tract No. 3,
nor,h 79X degrees, east 85 perches to the place of begininp,
containing. 8 acres and /42 perches, more or less.
N u , a, Being a certain tract of land, situate In Upper
Bern toWnship, Barks county, beginning at a post thoceo
by the above described tract no, 1, north 504 degreee,
west 20 perches to a post, and south 79 ; 5; degree•, wan
86 1-10 perches to a poet, thence by land of Jere:Utah Balt
baser, south 2l y, degrees, east 25 perchee to a post, thence
by the above described tract Ito. 1, north 75% degrees,
cant 907.10 perches to the place of beginning, containing
/5 acres and 90 perebe., strict 'hoar:are. Bold AS the prop
erty of QEORGE SHOT. LE:Vag/40ER.
At the game lime and place : All that certain
story BRICK DWELLING BOITSE and lot of ground,
situate in the Borough of Hamburg, Berke couuty, bounded
'aand described an follow. beef:wing at a poet by lot
NO. 22, Of A. L, Herren ea Schuylkill street, thence
by Paid lot seutbwardly WO feat to a poet on the tot
hereinafter described, westerly 45 feet to a post in a Due of
the said lot. thence by land of now or late George Rio lieu
bower. westerly PO feet to a post on said street thence
easterly along the name 40 feet. to the plane of beginning.
No. 2. Also a certain part of three out-lots of ground.
situate in Harnburu, Berns comity
the
sing at a punt at a
one perch wide alloy. thence by the setae north 87 degrees,
east t 2 perches to a poet, theuce by a 16 foot wide alley,
opened between this property and town lots of John Shol
lenberger and the Heirs of Abraham Raider, deceased,
north 03:4 degrees, west 6,4', notches to a post, thence by
out-lots of the Heirs of A. Kerner, drc'd, Benjamin bleind•
er and A. L. Norman owd the above dorcribed property,
sonth Si de..rees, west 15 pubes, to a poet, eta corner of
net-lot No. 5t of Israel Derr, thence by the sumosontli la%
degrees, east tiX perches, to the post and place of beginn
ing, containing about one-half of an acre, being port of
()I:l[4°qt marked 42, 53, sad 44. . Sold as the property of
WILLI.4IIf SHOLLEXBERGER.
On Friday, the 27tu day or Mareda. A D. 1863,
et 1 o'clock, 51., an the puhlin hoWle of Charles Ruts, in
the Borough of Kutztown, Verts county, to wit:
A certain messuago, tenement and tract of land, situate in
Maxataway township, Berke county, bounded by lands of
Jacob Stimtuel, David Gift, David Deininger, Benjamin
Levan. John Remoter and others, containing luny five
moron and one hundred and eighteen perehee, more or leas.
"Artie improvemeute thereon erected are a two-etory
LOG 130II$R, p altered outside , and a two-story
Stone Kitchen attached, frame t Witei Barn, wagon•
bled rpring home, frame pig-stye, carpenter shop, and
other outbnitdings.
Also, all that certain tract or piece of land, situate in
Maxatawny township. Berke county, bounded by lands of
Be , jurela Le an, John itehmer and other lands of Benne
villa Stlmmel, containing two acres and one hundred and
twelve perchee, more or lee& ,
Alan, all those Certain two Lots of Ground, adjoining
each other, situate (near Lyons Station) lu Mazatawny
townehip, narks totunty, adjoining property of E. 0. Owen,
Main etreet, Railroad street and a twenty feet alley, con
taining each thirty feet in front and one hundred and fifty
feet In depth. more or less. Bold as the property of BEN
STIMAIBL.
At the came time and place: All that nsessu
age, plantation and two contiguous tracts of land. situate
in Maxatawny township. Barks county, aforesaid, one of
theta bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a
corner poet in a line oflate Jost Henry, now Sussman
Nausea land thence by the same south eighty degrees,
west forty-four (witches to a poet and north ten degrees..
west sixty-seven perches to a post, thence by Joseph
Sedgfried's land, south eighty degrees, west eighty-one
perches to a post, thence by Anthony Fisher's land south
ten degrees, east one hundred and slat.) , perches to a white
oak, and north eighty degree, east one hundred and twen
ty-live perches to a hickory, thence by late Nicholas Her
niany's land (now Daniel Boa's) ten degrees west ninety
three porches to the place of beginning, containing one
hundred acres and eighty-seven perches.
The other, beginning at a atone corner In a line of the
above described tract, thence by the eaten south eighty
degrees west two perches to a atone, north ten degrees,
west sigty•seven perches to a stone, thence by land of
said Baseatooll Bauet (now Ono. Smith) north sixty three
a d o e u g , r b ee ti s h e y as i t y t e e n d
o r
g p r e e r e e s b , es
east
t and tea
bee
h t t a b: d
w nix a - b tein ac tb k e o to ak i
black oak, BOUM eightean degrees, east twenty-nix porches
to a black oak. south thirty-six degrees west ten perches
end seven-tenths to a atone, and wadi fifteen degrees. east
twenty-nine and three.guarter perches, to the place of be
ginning, containing four acres and thirteen perches, ;be
they or either of theta more or loss. Sold as the property
of DANIEL KOHLER, Adnilniterator de bolds sense noise
leekOnente annexe, of PETER lIEILi late of Morahan) ,
township, Barks county, deceased.
On Saturday, the 28th day of March, 11. D.,
1803, at I, o'clock, P. M., at the public house of Joseph Gam
ser, (Keystone) in the city of Reading, Berke county, to
int t A certain two-story BRICK ROUSE. with large
two-story Brick back buildings attached, and large
Frame MACHINE SHOP, and lot or piece of ground,
situate on the west aide of South Front etroet, is the city of
Reading, Berke county. and beginning at a point on Wont
street, and running North along said Front street 2.5 feet to
the property of Henry Leader, thence West along said
Lender's line 82 feet to a corner, thence along said Leader
and bilcholae Itoons`s Hue about 37. feet, thence Went to
Water Area 55 feet, thence South along Water street 80 ft.
to the property of balm T. James, !Ileum!. East along said
property_ of Isaac T. James about 50 feet to a 10 feet Alloy,
thence North along wild Alley 18 feet, /benne Beet about
52 feet to the . placo of beginning, be the said distances more
or lees.
Abie—A certainlot or pleas of ground, situate on the
met Ade of Canal street, between Chestnut and Spruce
streets. in the nit) of Reading, Berke county, honnded on
the &dub by iir.vpaity or Jo •ob &1 3 wenn,. on th e L o ot by
an Alloy. on Ike Yi.th by property ut Peter D. tietz, and
no the West by Canal street; containing in font about 19
1001, and in donut ilO feet, more or Nee. bad a, the pro
, party of ADAM W.4.1D.
At. the N!Illtt, lime and place: A certain one
story BRICK HOUSE and tutor pioneer ground. nitnate on
the north nude of Penn street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. In the city of Beading, Berke county, bounded on
atbe Kant by property late of William r , cliwartz, on
he icurth by bluntly alloy, on the Went by property
late of George rill, and on the heath by Pena street ;
containing In front 3U feet, and iu uepta 21U feet more or
lean On mild lot In lAborty Alley. there to erected a one.
story Relek House,ka,Ao Sold astheproportyof EßßWY
RHOADS
Heim! and taken Into execution and to be PON by
ABRAHAM K. MEMO, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Heading, Feb 28, tBO3-it
All persone employed by the said Elijah trown,
and all other defendants named, or any or either of them,
are hereby required to make known to the said Sheriff at
least five days before the respective days of sale of the
above named property, the kind and amount of their re
spective claims for wages, &a, against the said defendants,
as above named
. . . .
N. 8.—87 order of said Court, all parsons Interested In
the distribution of the proceeds of sale, are Loreby nolitl44l
that the distribution of the money arising from the sale of
the real estate aforesaid, will be made by the Court, on
Monday, May 4th, MM.
P. S —On all sales from $25,00 and upwards will be re
quired to be paid down.
VENLTE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
ON SATURDAY, THE 14ra DAY OF MARCH,
1863, at 1 o'clock, P. M., will be sold at public voo
doo. at the lumberyard formerly occupied by Henry &
kluthard, corner of Eighth and Washington streete, the
following personal property. to wit: 1 two-horse Opring
Wagon, 1 twa4torne Yarns Wagon, 1 one-bursa Lumber
Wagon, 1 Buggy, with tongue and shaft., 1 sat Wagon
Harms, 1 net Carriage flames, 1 single wagon Raman,
cutting-banch;wheelbarrow, lot of log chain., lot of crow
bar., 2 iron Safes, writing desk, stove and table. Con
ditions made known at the time and place, by
fob 2.1-3t] HENRY & MUTHARD.
FOR RENT.
'HF STORE ROOM IN NORTH FIFTH
Street, formerly occupied by the subscriber, being an
old-established 13111411 MS Stand, and one of the most desir
able oponiurs con.the Dry Goods and Grocery Trade in this
city. Possession given immediately.
If not rented by the Ist of April neat, the property, con
sisting of a three-story Brick Store and Dwelling, with
/MP 0, 1 44 ccntwodiona back buildings, will be for sale.
APP4 to
Jan 24-if] WM. EIMENTROUT.
FOR RENT,
9 1 115 ROUSE IN SOUTH FIFTH STREET,
I_ between the properties of the late Gen. Geo. M. Kelm
and Br. Lot Denson, now occupied by Mr. George W. Good
rich, troth the lat of April next. 1 1 91.46114 &sarong of view•
ing the property, can apply to hl.r. Goodrich; and for
terms, to Richard Boone, living in the neichborbood.
F. A. AtUJILENBERG,
Reading, Nov. 15th, 1.862-1!
Estate of Henry Bernhard Etabioh, late of
the city of Reading, deceased
'MOT ICE 18 RE EERY GIVEN, THAT LET
IN 'PERS of Administration to the ketate of Henry Bern
hard Habich, late of the city of Reading, deceased, have
bees granted to the it:M.ol.ll>er, residing in the same city
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make
payment, without delay, and all having etaime against the
same. are also requested to preeoot am, properly willow
ticated, for settlement.
feb 9.1-609 .ELI S. FOX, Administrator.
Estate of Solomon Sicker. late of Robeson
township, perks county, deceased.
NO' E tH HEHEBY GIVEN. THAT LET
MKS of Administration to the te. ate of Solomon
Itiaer, late of Robeson township. Berke. county, deceased
have been granted to the subscribers, residing In the same
township. Alt persons indebted to said estate, are request
ed to make payment wi , bout delay, and all having claims
against the same, Will present them, properly autheuticat
ed, for settlement.
ALARCMHET OICKER
fish R4ll JACOB WICKLEIN, ' OminJanitors
Estate of Aaron S. Holl late of Lower
Heidelberg township Barks county, de
Ceased
"f 46: OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LET
N TEES did nyiniatration to the Eatato of Alm S. AM.
late d Lower Fleidel her, tow aohip. Berko eonnty, deceased
have been granted to the entowiller, molding in the same
township. All peratine Indebted to raid Estate, are re
quested to wake payment to J. Groans SELTZER, Esq., at
hie office in North Fifth atreot, oyetante the Poet Office,
Heading; and all having claims twiner the came. will ai
m acesout them to the Attorney atorreeid, for settlement.
Feb. 7-61 J ELLEN 1.101,L, Admixdstratrtx
Estate of Anna Maria Ruth, late of Lower
Heidelberg township, Barks county, de
ceased.
7k; 0 Hue., 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LET
jITAS of AdminLtrtttloc to the Stake or Anna. Marla
huth, late of Lower Heidelberg township, desks county.
deceased, have been granted to the subscribers. residing in
the same township. All persons indebted to said Estate.
are requested to make payment Without delay, and all
having claims against the same, will present them, proper
ly authenticated, for settlemen..
ADAM it RUTH,
Feb. 7.61] EXLIBEN Ii KM, AdMitilstratOre.
Estate of Daniel Maurer. late of Lower
Efeidelberg township, Berke county, de
oeased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT LET
TERB of Administration to the Relate of Daniel Matt.
rtr,, Into at Lower tteldelbere towneLip, Marks county, de.
ceased have been granted to the enbecriber:restdlng in the
same township All persona Indebted to said. estate. are
hereby requested to matte payment without delay, and all
having claims against the name, are also requested to pre.
seat them properly authenticated. for settlement
Feb. 1-1-60 t) ISAAC MAtlitida, Administrator.
Estate of John Gulley, Sr., late of Read
ing. Berko county. deceased.
IVOTICE 18 HEREI3Y GIVEN, THAT LET
ters Testamentary open said Es:ate have been granted
to the subscriber, resident in said City of Rending, and he
requests all persona having Mathis or demands against the
Estate of said John °alley, sr., deceased, to make known
the same to him Without delay; and all persons Indebted
to aald Estate, are requested to make payment to the sub.
scriber.
Feb 7-6(1 JOHN B. BROWN, Executor.
JILAK.3IE AILIIEDACAIT
Cane-Seat Chair Manufactory,
No. 15 North Fifth Street. 5 doors above
the Post Office.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
respectfully inform lila friends and the
public, that be now has the largest amen
• meat of
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS
ever offered in Reading, and for neatness
raj of - finish, and durability of workmanship,
unsurpassed by any Handsome newsty te
_ - . 4 11111 • Partor Chaim, Dialog-room, 011.11.1nbilr
and cocking Chigoe, all goes- also Wind
sor Chairs. Looking (Ramos, Marble Top Tables, Demeans,
Bedsteads, &a., de. D. H. BRIDRMAN.
REMOVAL.
Millinery and Trimming Store.
Mrs. L. S• BALLADE,
sr -
RESPECTFULLY IN• ORAIS THE ClTl
rens of Reading and vicinity, that she bee
removed her MILLINERY and TRIM WING
mnablishment from No. 13 to No 74 EAST
PENN ST BET, south side, In the buildieg lately occupied
by Josiah Hearing, which has boen remodeled and fitted
up for her use She will be happy to eee old min
tomers, and as man • new ones as may be desirous of mak
ing purchases of SO NET?, CAPS, or other Millb.ery
Goods Trimmings, & c Her assortment is I age and feat
ionable, and suited to all tastes. Van 31-2nto
TO F ,RMERS!
POUVETTE OF THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.
VI 'HE ATTENTION OF FARMERS AND OAR
' deners le respectfully called to the above MANURE.
Owing to the nigh price of Peruvian Guano, leper Phos
phate and other fertiliser., this will be found the cheapest
and best mamma For full particulars call on the Agent
for the Company. .1 L. STICIITER,
Feb 2S-3rue] Fifth and Penn Streets.
OIL CLOT=S OIL CLOTZES I
ririlE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CAR-
A_ riaxe, Table and Floor Oil Clothe in the City. Call
and examine at
MEM
0. Ard7oB' SUOVELS.
OAII ES' SIiOVELS AND SPADES, A
s tun assortment on band. Apply to
J. L. STICEETER,
Feb 2S-Smo] Fifth and Penn Streets.
0041. Ti OILS MUM CIZIN
5n BARRELS COAL OIL JUST RECEIVED,
uwarnoted equal to any manufactured. For sale at
the lowest wholesale and retail prices by
Feb al GEO. LERCH St CO.
BLASTING ROCK.
rrflE SUBSCE WEE IS AGEN r Fug MESSRS.
j Dupont's powder in iron kegs, which bag twice the
strength of ordinary powder. Also , for sale Safety Fnee,
best Cast Steel, dm, &o. J. L. STICHTER,
Feb 2S-9olo] Fifth and Penn Street.
House Furnishing Goods.
lARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE FUR-
L/ b
Making Goode of every variety. For sale deep by
Fe 28] OF.O LER.CH & CO.
LIQUOR LICENSE
LL PERSONS IV 110 INTEND TO MAKE
application for tavern license, or for license to sell
liquors in quantities not less than one quart, are hereby 1.0-
qt:tasted to Me their patine and Wade at an early day, se
as to allow time for publication for the April Term, u they
Will be acted on at that time.
By order of the Court,
Feb. 14-31] JAMES BELL, Clerk of Sessions.
IV? ZNISTVII7II3,
For Young Ladled.—Pughtown, Chooter
county, Pa.
r HE NEXT TEEM WILL COMMENCE THE
L dth of April, 1803, and continue fourteen weeke. For
Circulars, address
Feb dt-409 R. M. HAWLEY.
V.A.T.ArABLII MEDICINES.
SOLE AGENT FUR BECKER'S CELEBRAT
ad Bye Salve, Wright'. Wilts Vegetable Fill., Stan
drth's da.„ dm, by
Feb 21-Smol
T. L. STICHTBR.
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
I{ELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
For Dimeasee of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
CitAVZIa gad DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine 112011388138 the power of Digestion, and ea
altos the Absorbents into healthy action, by which the
Watery or Calcareous aepositions, and all Unnatural En
largements are reduced, as well ae Pain and Inflammation,
and
MEN. WOMEN OR. MULDREN 1
BELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRII,
Arising from Excesses, Habits of Dissipation, Early India
eretion or Abase, attended with the following symptoms
Indisposition to h'wertioa, Loss of Power,
Lorin of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Universal Lassitude of the Flashing of the Hody,
Muscular System, Eruptions of the Skin,
Hot Hands,
Dryness of the Skin,
These symptoms, If allowed to go on, which thin medl•
eine invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FAB,
in one of which the Patient may Expire.
Who eau say that they are not frequently followed by
those" direful Mamma,"
Many are aware of the cause of their entering,
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS
AND THE MELANCHOLY DEATHS DY CON-
Bear ample witness to the With of the
assertion.
The Constitution, once affected with organic
weakness,
keeniree the aid of medicine to Strengthen and Invigor
,ate the System,
Writ= RELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Old or Young, Single, Married, or Contemplating Marriage,
In many Affectioue peculiar to Females,
THE EXTRACT BUCIIII
is unequalled by any other remedy, a. in Chlorosls or
Retention, irregularity. Painfuleess, or Suppresslpn of
Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Scirrhous state of the
Uterus. Lencorrinna or Whites, Sterility, and for all com
plaints incident to the sex, whether arising from Indis
cretion, Ilebits of Dissipation, or in the
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
Tess NO MORE BALSAM, 11sutcult7, Olt UNPLEASANT MEDI
CINE POE UNPLEASANT AND DANGEROUS DISEASES.
In all their stages, At little Expense,
Little or no change in Diet, No inconvenience,
AND DO Panama&
It causes a frequent desire and ail,* strength to Urinate
thereby removing obstructions,
Preventing and Curing Strictures of the
Urethra,
Allaying Pain and'lnilammation, so frequent in the dam of
diseases. and expelling cal Po - taw - nowt Dim:tees and worn
oat Nutter.
Who haveken the Victims of Quacks, and who have paid
heavy fees to be cured in a short time, have found they
were deceived, and chat the Poison" has, by the nee of
"powerful aetringe.M.," boon dried np to the system, to
break oat in an aggravated form, and
Use Itelmbold'astract Bachu for all affections and diss
twee of the
Whether ettetteg la
From whatever cause originating and no matter of
ROW LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these Organs require the aid of a Diuretic
And ie ante to have the desired street in all diseases
FOR WHICH IT IS RECOMMENDED
fiaridenee of the moat raid/6 and reeponaible character
will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
With names known to
OEO. LE R CH & CO'S
Delivered to any address, seenraly packed from any ob
narrative.
CURES GUARANTEED I
Pereonally appeared before me, an Alderman of the city
of Philadelphia, H. T. Helmbold, who being dully eworn
doth say, hie preparations contain no narcotic, nor mercu
ry, mother Injurious drags, but are purely vegetable.
IL T. lIBLIABOLD.
Sworn, and subscribed before me, this 2Sd day or Novem
ber, 1904.
WN. P. HIBBEHD, Alderman,-
Ninth street, above Race, Phila.
Address letters for information in confidence to
H. S. LIBLIIDOLD, Chemist,
Depot, 104 South Tenth Street,
below Chestnut, Phila., Ps.
And Unprincipled Dealer.,
Whoendeavor to dispose "of their own" and "other
articles on the reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
Extract Bruebn,
•• MI •• Sareaparilla,
'• '• Improved Rose Wash.
Fold by allDrugglete everywhere.
Ask for HELBIBOLDT. Take no other.
nt out theadvertieement, and land foe It, AND AVOID
IMPOSITION AND NNYOODDL Out. 1A47
HELMBOLD'S
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
A Positive and Specific Remedy
Is Good For
For Weaknesses
PALLID COUNTENANCE
"INSANITY AND CONSIMMION."
BIM NONE WILL CONFESS.
SIIMPTION,
INVARIABLY DOES
A trial will convince the most skeptioaL
FEMALES 1 FEMALES
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
BEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
RELbIBOLD'S EXTRACT BIICRC
AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Cures
SECRET DISEASES,
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
URINARY ORGANS,
MALE OR FEMALE,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRII
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC,
Prom 8 to 20 years' gam:Zing ,
SCIENCE AND FAME
PRICE $l.OO PER BOTTLE,
SIX. FOR $5.00
DesmWe symptoms in all Communications.
ADVICE GRATIS!
AFFIDAVIT
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
GREAT BARGAINS.
Now is the Time to Buy Bargains
BEM
PLOWS & ILLNILOW ITOkE.
'PILE UNDERSIGNED GA YE JUST FINISH
ed taking account of stock, iu view of CalliMenCipg au
EXCLUSIVE CASH BUSINESS,
and are now prepared to sell any class or DRY tiOODS at
unusually Low Prices. We intend devoting our attention
more to keeping a complete line of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
of all kiwis sealable for the SOINIUM. Law a nice lime or
AlOl7/LNING GOODS.
HOOP SKIRTS—we hold that we have the beet make of
Skirts In town, they being of the beet quality of dee., and
having from 8 tole broad bands (woven) with the improved
fanteninge, which we are selling at Old Prices. Aleo, a
complete line of
DIDBIESTIO 'GOODS,
Such ag Prints, Bleached an Unbleached Mooling, Blne
Drillings, Tickings, Sheetirega Checks. Cotton Flannels,
Woolen Flannels; and all kinds of Domestic Goode.
Men's' and Boys' Weax.
We bays always ea head a large awl full let of Geode
for Men and Boys' Wear, each as :
Black and Fancy Casoimeres and Cloths,
Cottonadee, Kentucky Jeans,
Velvet Cords, Corded Velveteens,
Beaverteens, &Coats and
Silk and Satin Vestings,
Together with a lot of other Goode too numerous to men
tion, all of which we can and intend to sell lower than we
can bay them onraelves, owing to the fact that many of
the Goods were bought before the late Rise; and we con
tend that by confining ourselves to baying and selling ex
clusively tor Cash, we can afford to sell cheaper than by
doing a Credit Business. Purchasers would do well by
calling and 'examining our Stock before baying elsewhere.
Also a complete stock of
Groceries, Glass and Qnsenswars.
Remember the Piece at the (in fame) Cash Plough and
Harrow Store, Corner of Third and Penn Streets, Reading.
Feb 25-intol KAUFFMAN & KISSINGER.
Or The highest Market prices will be paid in cash for
Country Produce.
1863 1 PHILADELPHIA
f PAPER HANGINGS. / 1863
SOWELL di .113011 REE,
CORKER 'POURTH & MARKET Streets, PHILADELPHIA,
have now in stock, a fine variety of
Wall Papers,
got up expressly for their Spring Trade.
WINDOW PAPER. OF EVERY GRADE,
to which they Invite the hilehtibli bf Shwalepeptp.o.
li' In their Retell Department, will be found the choicest
styles , of the station. [Feb. 14-3 ueoe.
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PHILADELPHIA.
MATTRESSES,
Weathers, Blankets, ealtitfortiakt6ll,
cushions,
And all other articles belonging to the btoiness.
Feb. 14-lyl AMOS HILLBOBS,
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NOTICE.
PENN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION.
1 - 111 E POTABLE BTOCHHOLDERS OF THE
Penn Ravings Association are hereby iiii4lll4el is 11.6-
501nblo at Heebner's ILuel, on the 16th day of March, 1868,
at 7 o'clock. P M- for the purpose a nominating candi
dates to he voted for to fill the following offices, to wit: One
person for President, for one year; one person for Treasnr
er, for one year. and three persons for Directors. for LWo
yew each, The election for the said officers, to be bold at
,he same plate. on Monday oyeuinis, Marc 6 43rd, 1363, be-
Mean the hours of 7 and 9 o'clock, P. M.
Dy order of the Board.
DANIEL ERMENTROUT, Secretary.
Feb 2S-St]
NOTXCB.
THE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING HERETO
.' fore between J. TITLOW Sr CO., was dissolved by
mutual consent and agreement, on the 12th day of Febru
ary last. All persona who have become indebted to the
said firm since the lot of September last, are to make pay
ment to Smith P. Übil, and those who are indebted to said
firm before the Ist of September Nat, are to make pay
mnt to John Titian. ims% Persons having claims against the
raid firm ; contracted since the first of last September, are
to present them for payment to Smith P. Übil, attd Lhasa
Laving claims against the said Arm before the first of Sep
tember last, are to present them either to Jerome Titlow,
Thomas Y. Rhoads, or to John Pillow.
JEROME TITLOW,
JOHN TITLO W,
THOMAS Y. RHOADS,
SMITH P. lIBIL.
Feb 25-13 L 1
DANIEL H. WENRICH,
DEALER IN COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Corner of rent' and Second Streets,
IthADING, PA.
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL SHARE OF
custom that has been extended to him daring the last
three years, respectfully informs the public that he Is pre•
pared to buy all sorts of COUNTRY PRODUCE, at the
highest market prices, for Cash. lie refers to the follow-
IRE PUMPS
nErr.UNCES.
Cesium. Kaestez, Editor " Adler."
Liman S. Ggiz, Wholesale Grocer.
C. B hicEntuex, Cashier Union Bank.
WILLIAM KBELY, Agent Howard and Hope Expresses
KAIMPFX.II.2" & E. 113.1210.1, Merchants.
JACOB Bumf% Diesiller, EFeb
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY ,OF PHILADELPHIA.
• ills COMPANY BEING STRICTLY MUTE
divides Fill the pronto (after expenses paid) among
Its members. ALL MUM) Ann ■pnnnaa The Truoteee
accordingly have &Meted a Scrip Divtatom or 40 per cent.
in Jannary, and have decided to receive the Scrip Divi
dends of 1853, 1854 nab, and 1856, in payment of Premi
ums, same as cash.
The Dividend Scrip for 1863 is now in the hands of the
Company's Agent, ready for delivery. Statement pamph
lets, and all information may be had grade
DEWY ZISBER, Agent,
S. B. corner of Ninth end Pont streets,
feb 21-St] Reading Pa.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed, engaged to t h e Clothing neeiness under thefltm of
"Jameson & C 0.," was dissolved on the 13th ovem
her, 1802 by the withdrawal of the junior partner Albert
H. Jameson, by mutual consent. The business will bey
continued at the old stand by James Jameson and William
A. Medlar, under the name of "Jameson & Co " as hereto
fore. JAvIES •AhIESON,
WILLIAM H. MEDLAR,
ALBERT B. JAMESON.
Felt 21, 1863-3t]
The 11. S. Revenue Hydrometer,
VON. ASCERTAINING THE TRUE PER
I: cent. of Alcohol to inspected liquors, b. which the
amount of ditty to be paid fur Interpol revenue, le calcula
ted. The Instilment, with glass jar and book of tables
and instraCtions, to packed in a polished Mahogany Box
With lock and key. Price p 7 Book only 00 cents.
SURVSYIo ill TRANSIT LEVELS, Compasses, and
CHAINS, 5W11513 DAAPTENG INWTHUMENTs, made by
JAMES W. QUEEN Sr CO.,
Manufacturing Opticians, 924 Chestnnt utreet,
Jan 31-Smut Philadelphia, Pa.
008 L OIL 3 00AL OILS
GOOD BURNING COAL OIL, AT 10 CENTS
a quart, at - -
GEO. LERCH CO'S,
Corner of Filth and Penn Square, next door to BOrbon'e
Hazleton Buena. Feb 7
Rare Chance for a Cabinetmaker.,
HE UNDERSIGNED, DESIROUS OF RE
lloquishing btadnees, afore for sale hie stook of CABI-
N 'MAKE and TOOLS, together with a HEARSE and
everything necessary to carry on thellndertaklng Business.
TEie ie the oldest stand in the city. le In a good location,
and offers a rare chance for a person with a email espitaL
Apply to DAVID RHEIN, Agent,
nov 22-if] Penn Street, between Third and Fourth.
SOILEF RALSTON,
ATTORNEY AT .LAW,
QFFICE WITH A. B. WANNER, NORTH
Sixth Street, (above the Court Howl%) Bonding, Pa.
ebrnary 21,1863-17
mum AND ALLOOICOL:
OR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY
J. L. S7ICLITEJI,
ab 28-3t] ritth and Paul aireeis.
NEW HAMS, SHOULDERS AND BEEF, AT
Vob 1) PSOCOCK%
40 South Nth Simi,