ac -vacs, I DIDN'T THINE l--Why, then, did you, stupid, pour the camphene into the lamp when the wick wee burning? Why did you give the child a fork to play with, when you knew that there is a positive incompatibility between eyesand forks ? In the name of the mildest eomlnon Senn, why did you go into the kitchen with a silk these on to teach the cook how to stuff a turkey with oys ters? Think ! What's that beautiful headpiece for? Is it a dummy, on shich to lavish hair-on, chalk, rouge, and India ink? Is the mouth an orifice for dentists to examine and perhaps de hide from its propriety ? Are the eyes mere or naments in mockery of intelligence, and the ears mere outriggers from which cheap jewelry may dangle? Are the brains within the skull such mere filling as you wear in your dress? Think, eh ! Why a horse on the darkest night in stinctively stops at the edge of the precipice. A hen will not go into the water. Is there no poetry save that which Mother Goose has given um? Shall we have nothing but the everlasting excuse of .4 I didn't think?" Do you put on clothes from the mere habit of the thing, or from an inherent feeling of modesty ? How is it that you rend or write, or communicate with friends ! Why not bray as does the long-eared animal, instead of using words to express the emotions of pleas - are or pain? If you have not -been in the habit of thinking, begin at ones. It is easily acquired without a master. Books are not essential for its onitivation. Nature has furnished immense - examples from the mere observation of which one may fall into the habit of thinking, and that vary deeply. Lose no time in danced Take a practical example, for instance. Attempt to put your finger on a fiy, and account for the flight before you approach within ten times its length. If that is too deep for the mental powers, attempt to drink a cup of scalding hot tea, and say why it burns. Let its have no more of .. I didn't think I" It is paltry, very paltry—is it. not ? A Werra or Lam— A New York paper tells -11, good anecdote apropos of Judge ldoConn'e court. It stye that the other day the learned judge was remarking that something in the evi dence showed the arnetue" of is certain proceed ing, when ono of the rotighti who happened to be present, hearing the word, and taking it for something belligerent, sprang to his feet and prepared to roll up his sleeves, with the remark, What's that he says If here's goin' to be any mow about hero, jest iemember thit around !" The eoming disturbance was finally quieted, but the judge had better not run the risk a second time. giir.Poon Cuastsg, a scholar turned Madams, masa, defers ids nuptials with the beautiful Au. guata, till his estate shall be equal to a style of living worthy of his affiances. "Ah 1" said an 2 14 chum, "you are WS:IEn harder than ever t eh f" the classical lover with • sigh,—" is 'the old scheme of ambition—Per auottekt ad Augusta!" Wurra wax and Black man had a talk in Baltimore. "Me told Black, this is your war; you ought to fight." Black retorted, "Nigger has nuffin to do *id die war. Two doge fight over a bone. Did you ever Bee de Bone fight ?" Tin Poughkeepsie Press says—" The beet capital for a young mauls a capital young wife." It is, at least, a sort of capital that is generally productivo"—a point always - considered in making investments. sir Passucs thinks the best pill in the world is a grain of common sense, but it is not to be bought at the spetitteery'e, ler it iA 1 19 t, • drug in the market. oar A HORSE Dlmant, describing a need-up horse, said." Re looked as if he had been editing a country aewepaper." • :1 aipi A al 3 :7:I l i 1-ifs(I); " BLACK HAWK," IS OFFERED FOR SALE BY THE SITBSCRI- - BS% on mount of resuming Ids Blackendthing ma. He le wellanown throughout this section of country, as one of the best-blooded Animals, and may be bought on reasonable terms. If not sold before the let of April, BLACK HAWK " will stand again for service dor- Rd ' , Lu y iritt u m e st:= 44 a . tt r h . e .r ßo r tel lately c looc v at - strains. oppaSite c the Old Tail. Any goOd, honed man, who will tO him for the season, cen Union opportunity of doing so, for half what is made The subscriber now carries on the Blacksmithing and Coach-Raking business, at the old stand, in Washington street, between Sixth and Seventh. HORSB-SROKINO particularly - attended to. March 19t] 'Estate of Henry Bernhard rfalllch, late of the city of Beading, deceased. ILTO TICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LET. .131 TEES of Administration to the Betateof Henry Bern hard Bahia, late of the city of Reading, deceased, have been granted to the subscriber, residing hi the mane city. All pereausindebted to mid estate, are requested to make payment, whiten! delay, and all bawleg elating *gated the same, are Also requested to present them, properly authen ticated, for eettlementr, feb2l-41t9 ELI S. FOX, Administrator- Estate of Solomon Ricker, late of Robeson township, Barks county, deceased. OMB 18 HEREBY OWEN. THAT LET- Teßa of Administration to the Estate of Solomon kor, late of Bahama township. Berke acuity, dammed. bane been granted to the mbeeribers, melding lathe same township: All pumas indebted to said estate, are mind ed to make payment without delay, and all haying Maims wind the same, will present them, properly anthentleat ad, tor settlement. MARGARET GICERB, M-Sta JACOB WICKLEIN„ Adml2lgrat"l• AUDITOR'S - NOTICE. Estate of John Gruber, late of Lower Hell delkuiretournaldp, Berke county, dec'd. MEE UNDERSIGNED, AUDITOR APPOINT na by the Orphans' Court of Berke county, to audit, Malabo and re Bettie the account of Samuel Ohanracht and DanielMtekel,.Adintalstrators of John Gruber, deceased, anCenike disnibution of tbe beinucela their hands, hereby gives notice that be will meet for that purpose on Wednes day. the Bth of April,lB6o, at his °Moe in Court street, In the City otlleadlag, at 1 o'clock, P. M., when and where ii= l ll4§4genaliei Amy attend, if they see proper. A, 0. taw, lndl or. AUDITORS NOTICB HE UNDEBBIGNED AUDITOR, APPOINT -4.11m by the Orphans' Court of Berke county, to audit re-statetho account of William B. Zorbo ag.,tham m tor ut the Male of John Sorbs, late of Bethel township, aiddcaginty, deesease, and make distribution of the bal. awn ha lama of said accountant, will meet the parties in terested, at bin °Nee, in Forth Fifth street, (opposite the Post OMee) in the city of Beading, on Saturday, the 4th day of hpril,lBB3, at 1 o'clock, P. M. Muck 14 , -3t] J GEORGE SELTSB.B...dualtor. e.llllll l O/111 ittrildb THE :UNDERSIGNED, ADDITOR APPOINT ed by the Court of Common Pkos of _Bolos county, to a t and restate the armount of Abraham. H. Venders**, Assignee of Herman Y. Linden:Eau and - Wife, of Exeter toonahlp, Boring °may, anaanke distribution of the beh ones in the hands, of the accountant, will meet all part* Intereeted, for the porpoise of his appointment, at hie °nice, in the Car of Beading. on Wolneoday, the Bth day of . April, A. D., 111133, at 1 o'clock, P. M.' liar& 1440 • B. FIIARIC. Boyme, Auditor. LAST NOTICE •.. A LL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES Indebted to the Ettate of Isaac Rholde. : •of kadty whi ß Becks comity, ara rtaineatad to make payment to the nedetetgned ataligneres, at Reading, on Friday, April amt. MN, between the boom of 10 A. W. and 4 o'clock. P. if; All porsoinchaving ebden against Bald Estate, will punt thew at: the same time and plate, properly an thee. innate/. falietainie.t. DAVID LIMAN, ii JOHN B. HOLLOWAY, Mardi 14, 18624 t Muse Furnishing Goods. v-agGE ASSORTMENT OF ROUSE Fn. llahla i rek.ods of every variety. For sale clump by able 050. LEECH CO. BTONGITEB.—FRESH SUGAR CURED Tongaee,forda at • PBC/COMM Manta 141 40 South Fifth Street. BEMOAN TOMATOES.—FOR SALE AT rsOOOOK S, 14 40 South Flltk Stmt. HAMS, SHOULDERS AND BEEF, AT MOOCH% to South Mk Skeet. Orphans'. Court Sale. PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE OR PHANS' COURT of Darks county, will ho sold at pub• lic "endue, on. Saturday, the 11th day of April, A. D , 1503, on the prendess, In Upper Baru towaetdp, Berke eou 9 V , the foliewin: Rettl:Entete, to wit; No. o—A tract of WOODLAND, situate In said town ship, Berke wanly, beginning at a atone a corner Of No. I, thence along4he nate North two degrees, West eighty.one perches and two4enthe to a stone, thence along laud of George Schoch, North eighty- Mae degrees. East ten perches to a stone, thence along No. 3 South Ewe degrees, Bait ninety-eight perches Aid seven tenths to a stuns, thence Clung land of Philip Paine, Nor,th thirty degrees, West twentpone perches to the piece of beginning; containing 5 acres and 35 perches, more or less. Also, No 3.—A tract or piece of WOODLAND, situate in said township and county, beginning at a corner of No. 2, thence along the mane North 2 degrees, West 90 perches .and seven tenths to a stone, thence by land of Geo. Schoch, North 30 degree', Cost 10 perches to a atone, thence along No. 4 South S degrees, East 117 porches to a alone, thence along lend of Philip Kline, North 30 degrees, West 22 perches to the place of beginning; containing 6 acres and 125 perches, more calms. .. _ . . . Also, No. 4.—A tract or piece of WOODLAND, situate in acid township and county, beginning at a corner of No 3, thence along the same North 2 degrees, West 117 perch. to a stone, thence along land of George Schoeh, North 99 degrees, East 9 perches to a stone, thence along No. 5, South 2 degree., East 123 perches and Ave tenths to a stone, thence along land of Philip Kline, North 30 degrees, West 15 perches and seven tenths to the place of beginning; containingS acres and 141 perches, more or less. Also, Be. 6.—A tract or piece of WOODLAND, situate in said township and county, beginning at a atone uirrier of Samuel iterhUrget's land, thence Along the Wane North 2 degrees, west 191 perches to a stone, thence Meng laud of O. Schoch, North ED degrees, East S perches to a stone, thence along No. 7, South 2 degrees, East 116 perches to a stone, thence along laud of Solomon Wagner, South 51% degrees, West 10 perches and four-tenths to the place of beginning; containing 5 acres and 145 perches, more or less. Also, 510.9.—A tract or piece of WOOlTheri 11, situate in said township and county, beginning at a stone corner of No. S, kiwi., along the same North 2 degrees, West 99 perches to a stone, thence along land of George Schoch, North 89 degrees, East 9 percheland four-tenths to a stone, thence along No. 10, South 2 degrees, East 9O perches and a half to a stone, thence along Solomon Wagner's land South forty-three degrees 11 perches to the place of beatn ik*: contning 5 acres and 155 perches, more or letu. - Also, No a _ i 115.—A tract or phi. of WOODLAND, sibutto ie said township and county, beginning at a gone, a cor ner of No. 9, thence along the same North 2 degrees, West 90 pei ches and a half to a stone, thence along land of Geo. Schoch, North S 9 degrees, East 10 perches ton stone, thence along No. 11, South 2. degrees, East 76 perches and du teethe to a none, thence along Linda of Solomon Wagner, South SO degrees and a half, West 15 perches and seven taatim to a Chestnut tree, South S 4 and a (muter degrees, East 4 perches and ulnAtenthe toe stone, 000th 43 degrees and a half West 10 perches and fonr.tenths to the place of b ess egintdog; containing 5 agree and 16 perches, more or l. Also, No. 11.—A tract or piece of WOODLAND, situate in said township and county, beginning at a stone, a cor ner of No. 10, theses along the same North 2 degrees, West 76 percher and six•tenthe to a stone, thence along lends of Oeorge Schoch, North 89 degrees, Nast 10 and fonr-tenths percheuto a atone thence along No. 19, (South 2 degrees. East 70 perches and four tenths to a stone, thence along land of Solomon Wagner, South 80 degrees and-a halt, West 20 perches to the place of beginning; contain ing 4 tier. and 198 perches, mere or lees. Late the.pro party of Anrahaim Marbarger, deceatted. Sate to commence at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, when dne attendance will be given, and the henna of sale made known by WILLIAM MAIIBURGIR, SAIMISL bIABBIIBOIR, Administrators. DANIEL MABBIIIKIER, By order of the Court—Danish Flans, Clerk. March /4, 1803711 • • OF REAL ESTATE. -13 Y VIRTUE OF SUNDRY WRITS OF LE awl Drat, Venditiont /Capon/ and ;Teri 'Witte, tted oat of the Court of Common Pleas of Berke county, and en", ke. to me ßl irected, will be mold at Public Vendee or oat d Oa Saturday, the 4th day of April,. A.. D., liiht, at I o'clock, P. H., at the public house of Feather & Relfemder, (Keystone) in the City of Reading, Berke coun ilkty, to wit : All th at certain BRICK DWELLING ROUES and soothers, moiety or half-part of a lot of end e dilate) on she weetern side of Fifth street, in mid ty of Reeding, and numbered in the general plan of MO town, (No. W 4) bounded as follows, to wit: On .ow' East aide by Filth street aforesaid, on the South by J. B. Elleke,(formerly Geo. Britter,) on the West by a VD feet Alley, and on the North by Robert roast • containing itt breadth North and South 30 feet, and in len gth from/ te West Zia feet, more or lees. Bold as theproperty of HENRY CONNARD_ At the same time and place: A certain lot or piece of ground, situate on the west side of Booth Ninth street, in the - City of Reading, Berke county, bounded on the North by property late Dr. Shwnfelt, on 'the West by Peach alley, on the South - by property of Nagle & Henry, and on the Bast by Ninth street; eonteining in front 40 a foot, and In depth 230 444, wore 41" kW. The Improve :manta thereon erected are two, two and threaguarter story BRICK HOUSES, with two-story brick build ings and one-story brick Kitchen attached to each house, and Hydrant in each of the yards. Sold as the property p 1 WILLIAM t AROMA On Monday, the 6th day of April, A. D., 1863, et 1 o'clock, P. M., at the public house of H. H. Mender bitch, in the borough of Womeladorl; Berge county, to wit: All that certain two-story MUCK MVOS, Frame SUlnfuor Kitchen, and lot or piece of ground, situate in the borough of Wonteledorf, on the north side of High street, between Front street and the Forge road, adjoining a 15 feet wide alley on the North, South said High street, last by pro perty of Joseph Feeg, nod West by property of Joel Strickler; containing in front on said High street 81 feet. and in depth back from the same 286 feet, more or lees. Sold an a.. pr.:pent) , of ..70271t W. MILLER. On Tuesday, the 7th day of April, A. D.,. 1863, at 1 o'clock, P. M., at the public house of Amos Helot. (Friedensburg) Oley township, Berke county, to wit: All that certain ineissuage, Grist a liDll, DWELLING HOUSE, o Stable, &., Ac., and tract of land, eitucte in Oley tywuehip, Berke county and State of Pennsylvania, boundedand described as follows to wit: On the North by land of Jacob Heckel, on the East by land sold by the mid Benjamin Franklin Palm, to Gideonßelter and Harrison Bench, and on the South-West by land of Peter Olase; containing 8 acres, more or less. Sold as the pro perty of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PAL)! On Wednesday, the Bth day of April, A. D., 1885. *ll o'clock, R 31., at the public home of Checks Dietrich, in Albany township, Berke county, to wit: All that certain messuage, tenement and tract of land, situate in Albany township, Berke- county, bounded by lands of Henry Grim, Samuel Stump, Nathan Dietrich, Amos Greenawalt, and a Public Road and °there; containing 138 jalacres, be the cams more or lees. The improvements thereon erected are a two-story LOG DWELLING HOUSE, a Jamie Swiss Barn, and a tenant House anti Stable, Apple Orchard, gptlisg ,:of Water, and other out buildings. Sold ca the property of WILLIAM F. DlEat RICH. Seized and taken into eseention and to be sold by ABRAHAM R. KIZNIG, Sheriff. Sheriffs 2Mee, Reading, Marsh 7,1863-4 t sap- All Ileums employed by the said Henry Connard, and all other defendants named, or any or either of them, are hereby required to maim known to the said Shedd at least Ave days before the rcemmtive days of sale of the above named property, the kind and amount of their re spective claims for wages, Re., against the said defendants, as above named. li. B.—By order of said Court, all persons interested in the distribution of the proceeds of sale, are hereby notified that the distribution of the money ariatuir from the sale of the real estate aforesaid, will be made by the Court, on Monday, May 4th, 1863. MARTIN KENT P. S.-011 all Gales trots $25,00 said upwards will be re• quired to be paid down. ORPHANS' GOUT SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY. lIRIMANT TO AN ORDER OF THE OR. PHARR' COURT of Barks eonnty, is offered at private e: All that certain HOUSE sa and LOT OP GROUND, sit algae in the City of Reading, on the Sonth,Rast corner of Penn and knead streets, containing in front on Penn street CO feet, and in depth along Elesond street to Cherry alley 270 feet. This is a very desirable property, as the lot is well pleated with Apple, Pesch, Pear and Plum Creek Grapes, to., with a frame Stable on the alloy. Persons desirous of purchasing, Will apply to. . . • CHARLES 10801411, ),,.... , LEWIS BRINES, ; -`"lkeeg• March 14-St] Desirable City Lots For Sale. TREDNDEIUSIGNED OFFERS AT PRIVATE Sale at moderate sate; Five Building Lots on North Ninth street, Five Building Lots oa the Peat side of Nona alley, Bait of Ninth fluent. Three Building Lots on the west aide of North Teeth street. and Youiteen Building Lots on the east side of Moss The conditions will bemade easy to purchaser; Oho pro pHetor being willing to Imave two-thirds of the part nee maw stand on the premises, if eecnred by bond and Mortgage, and allow payment to be made in Installments elk 20 and 60 Whiny until • the whole debt is paid, Provided that one-third of the purchase money is paid on delivery of the Deed. • . ' This is a rare chance for Laborers and Mechanics' to se cure homes, as the iota are in the neighborhood of the Steam' Forge and Industrial Works: and Gait is enderebood that all the Depots of the limedien llama& will bo put up near the property. lar Plans of the Lots may be seen at my Mlles, or that of C. Oscar Wagner, Bog., Court *greet. Tan 3l—C] FREDERICK LAUER. REMOVAL. Millinery and Trimming Store. Mrs. L. S. BALLADE, AtPRESPECTFULLY ' INFORMS THE CITI- • rens of-Heading and .eidetty, that she har sinsurod her MILLINMY and TRIAMINS snasussusss from NO. 13 to No. 74 EAST PENN STREET, south side, in Unhanding lately °emir's& by Josiah Hearing, which has been remodeled and filled op for her me. She will be happy to see all ber old ens. tomer., and as many new ones as may bedeeirous of mak ing purchaaes of BONNETS, CAPS, or oer Millinery Goods, Trimminge, Sc. Her amortment le irge and fash ionable, and salted to all tastes_ Van 31-2 mo COAL OIL I COAL' OIL I I GOOD BURNING COAL OIL, AT 10 CENTS a quart, at GEO. LERCH CO'S, Corner of Fifth and Penn Square, next door to Borbou. Mansion Hoare. Fob 7 OIL CLOTHS OIL OLOICIIB rEIRE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CAR ." liana. Table and Floor Oil Cloths in the City. Call and examine at Feb 28] T AYER, MINOR AND SEEDLESS RAISINS, 1./Peaches, Plums, Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Film &a., A. H. PEOCOCE.'B, Feb 7] • 40 South Fifth Street. ISLASTING ROC'S. THE SUBSCRIBER IS AGENT FOR MESSRS. Depont's Powder in Iron Sege , which bee twice the strength of ordinary ' powder. Also for sale Safety Fame, beat Cast Steel, &c J. L. STICHTSR., Feb 28-Sino) Fifth and Penn Street VALVARTaI rearacommui. SOLE AGENT FOR BECKER'S CELEBRAT ea lye Salve, Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill; Bran reties Pills, &c., by Feb 21-Bmo] ~_i~4 _li,r~-T{dS.i- OEO. LERCH & CO•S. zmuiT. J. L. STICEITEIt HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. 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Allaying Pain andlnfiamadlon, so frequent in the elate of (Menges, and expelling ail Poisonous Diseases and morn /nit Mutter. THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS Who haneheen the Vielime of Quacks, and who have paid heavy fees to be awed in a short time, have toned they were deceived, and that the Poison" has, by the am of "powerfat astringents," been dried up is the system, to break out In an aggravated form, and PERHAPS AFTER. MARRIARE, Use Efelmbold's Extract Socha for all affections and dia stases of the 'URINARY ORGANS, Whether tabling In MALE OR FEMALE, From whatever ewe originating and wz.natter of HOW LONG. STANDINIk 'Manses of these Organs require the aid of a Diuretic. EELMEOLD'S EXTRACT RUM IS THE GREAT DIURETIC, And Is sure to byre the desired sleet In nil .411ssasos FM-WHICH IT IS HHOOM3IENMD. Vie_ pm of the most rettabte and reeponadde character Will accompany she medielnim CERTIFICATES OF CURES, /iota 8 to 20 pore otawdtsg With na*es known to • OCLIME AND FANE. PRICE $l.OO PER BOTTLE, SIX FOR $5.00 Delivered to du,' address, meanly packed Kona any ob, mutton. Describe symptoms in all Communisations. CURES GUARANTEED! ADVICE GRATIEI AFFIDAVIT Personallyappeared before me, au Alderman of the en? of Philadelphia, H. T. 1161ml/old. who being duly worn Both ray. bit preparations sontalis lase..seetieotor memo ry, or,other Ira=Moe arose, but are purelyeigetable. R. T. LMBOLD. Sworn, and eabeeribed before me, tide 2.9 d day IIE of Norma bar, U 54. Wm. P. Ilinnsan, Alderman Ninth street, above Have, Philo- Address lettere for information In confidence to Xt. B. lIIMMBOLIN andel, Depot, 1.04 south Tenth Bunt. below Cheetaat, Phila., Pa. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS And Unprincipled Dealers, Who endesuor to dispose " °Melr own" and "other articles on the reputation attained by Heinibold's Genuine Preparations, ." Extract Socha, " Sarsaparilla, o " ImproTod Roue Wash. Bold by allDruggnste everywhere. Ask for LINLNBOLD'IL Take no other. . Cat out theadvertleement, and wad f or tt, AND AVOID /WPOINVION AND =roam. Elikept. 13-17 TO °T HE LADIES. .111 E-X DST An. GLASS AND. RUDENSWARE. WE HAVE NOW OPEN A LARGE AND elegant assortment of the following kinds of .WIIII7OT CEIXNAL .6.II.7XCLES: Preach Chins Vases, 7 dor. pairs, all nixes, Card Baskets, Card geoelvere, Jewel Boxes, Cologne Bottles, Motto COP fees, Watch Holders, Inkstands, Cigar Staudt', Bud a variety Of Other fancy gouda suitable lbr the WhabNot. Also Bohemian and French Glassware, Such se Wine Bottles, Decanters, Goblets and Wine Glasses, Liquor Setts, Cigar Stands, Card Baskets, Cologne Bottles, Cake end Frail Steads is great variety, Caetorn, Balt Cob lame, Candlesticke, Tumblers, &c., Sc., and Common alma' ware of every description; together with an extendse stock of QIIZIENEVITALIVEI, Consisting in part, of White Granite Tea and Toilet Bette, Teased Coffee Cope, Dinner, Breakfast and Butter Plates, PlOllOll of all kinds, Malmo, Mugs, Bowls, Sc., So,, with a fell Use of common ware, all of which we offer at unu malty low Nines. Al, Inspection of our goods by our many patrons and the public, is respectfully asked. M. gIiFFSR & SON, may 24 No. 124, Corner of Fifth and Spruce St. IMPORTANT TO YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS! STOVES AND TIN-WARE. WILLIAM BRIDEGAM, No. 86 WEST PEN* Stn-et, next door below the Plough and Harrod' Hotel, respectfully calls the attention of perseus going to housekeeping, to his ',age and superior as "" 40. Ment or STOVES AND TINAVAII, who will be gold at the sway newt ease prices. He bee bought out the etoth of Henry Huth, and obtained Hie exclusive agency for the sale of the " CONTINENTAL " COOK-STOVE, • formerly sold by Mr. Ruth. and the very bess Stove in the Market either for large Or small families; Me Is also agent for TUB " GOVERNOR MINN," Another excellent Cook Stove; together with a variety of other Stoves, either for kitchen, parlor, hall; chamber and dialog-room use, from which purchasers satinet fall to be suited. His sleek of TIN-WARS, is bum well made, and com prised every article moiled for household purposes. • es - YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS are particularly request. od to Rive him a call, and thereby save money. Rememkr the place. . . . . DRIDEGAWS UNION STOVE DEPOT, Weal Penn Street,4a foto the Plough and Harrow March 7,1868-t( STItIOICLAND & BROTHER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, 23 BAST PEHNOW STRELEI2 I , HEADING, PA. ALARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK of School, Miscellaneous and Blank 411 - 31 CM. Mi. MN • PRAYER 20089, • ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOLES AND HYMN BOOKS, . PERIORICALS, MUNICand .M 0670 BOOMS, • GOLD PENS. FANCY ARTICLES, .r.RTrga. 04 P444. 1 - 'DENTING PAPER and PAPER BAGS. BS AVM BOOKS DiESCUANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS Made to orderiCherchee and. Sabbath Schools supplied with Tract Society and Sunday School Union publications, at catalogue prises. /fir Orders from Country Merchants solicited and filled promptly at the lowest .mbolosale prism • mar Teachers sepplled with Made at the wattalcihwount: N. B.—Books 44444 Matte goal by mai P 4414414 paid. 00 receipt of Publishers' mom Jan 154 f HATS, CAPS & FURS, roik reusi AND mpronux, NLAT THE LLD -ESTABLISHED EffaliD OFA 313045.18, No. ti West Penn Street, next door to the Union Bonk orßeadliag, TJETHO 18 CONSTANTLYNECEIVING FROM VT New-Yolit and rbtladelphla the latest styles of HATS adds Oar% -- Adapted to tke Beason. He hoe also rseelved a fine womb meat of LARIAT FURS, BUFFALO ROBES, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, • VALISES and UMBRELLAS, whiob will be cold at the lowest each prima - Ae he pay Cash for all hie goods, be fa enabled to sell them at the low eat prima rip A large lot of the best quality of BED FEATHERS received, to which the attention of Hotteekeepora is ramped, fully invited. Call and examtue.—No trouble to show goods. [oct 18.tf LOOK HERE! r B. RIXSTINE RESPECTFULLY INFORMS tip a his friends and the public, that be has opened a new Store on Penn street, No. 63, next door to J. B. Ritter'e Cabinetmaker Store, where he invites the citizens of Read ing and. vicinity, to his splendid stock of imatirata.DE mamma, Coasiting of OVERCOATS, FROCK COATS, PANTS and VESTS, of various colors and qualities, got up under his own supervision. Ile is also supplied with a good stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, whin)/ will be made to order in the neatest and most Fash ionable Styles at the lowest each vices. Having consider able experience in this branch of hnsine.s, he feels confi dent of giving general satisfaction. Be has also on hand a good assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goode, such as White Shirts, Overahirte, Undershirts, Drawers, Collars, Cravats of different styles and colors, Stocking. and Gloves, and ouch goods as are found in a Store of thin kind. Jan 24-Sm] JACOB B. RIXSTINE, Reading. N. R—All.firiods mode in this establishment obeli give' entire satisfaction or no sale. HARDWARE & IRON STORE, INTKOLZSALE AND ..1121TAZIe s THESUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BOUGHT the old Establiehat Hardware and Iron Ron of the late Pricker, Sterewant & Co., and having added alma new Stock of goods ; would respectfully call the attention of the public to their large awortment of HARDWARE, CUTLER r: IRON, STEEL, PAINTS, - . OILS, GLASS, SADDLER.); COACH TRIMMINGS, Ac., &et, Whleh they ore stotermtied Wien at the very lowest Mu , ket Prices, wholesale sad. retail. • GEORGE LEECH h CO., Corner of Fifth and Market Square, next door to Borbox's Mansion House. (Kelm'. Old Stand). • GEORGE LEECH.] jan 78 E.T. T. JACKSON. MIL. AM .tML. MOW l‘kr GERI. Cane-Seat Chair Manufactory, No. 18 North Fifth street. b doors above the Post 081 es. rit*P., THE UNDERSIGNED • WOULD 101) , respeelfollr inform Me Mende and the pilbita,, that he ism ban the *gait assort. :i ! , . Went 0 r , . # - Wi.'. , . CM4311412 =Ara* . ' ' ',,., >I, ever offered is Rending, and for heftiness litri,' , -, e , . of - finish, and durability of workmuuabip, Jr- -' 'rig uneurpneeed Welty. liandeome stereaty/e ' , mil --- p sr te r Char. Dieing-room, Plumber - - -. and Rodin Chairsall alias; also Wind. sor Chairs, Looklug.alaress, Marble ' Top Tables. Bureaus, Bedsteads,. ha., he. D. H. BEIDEMIAN. The 11. S. Revenue Hydrometer, MIOR ASCERTAINING THE TRUE MR cent. of Alcohol In inspected liquors, by Which the amount of dotty to be paid for Intereat revenue. hi mink lad. The lasizoinent, with /We Jar .old- book of Cables and instrnetkons, Is packed in a polished Mahogany Box with lock and key. Price $7. Book only 50 ante. 011BVirphiG• TRANSIT LEVBLS, - Corressas, mot CHAINS, Swim DRAFTING lIISTRTIIIRNTI, made by - •JAIIIIIB-W. QIISSKAIF CO., Manufacturing OPlielans„ 024 Chestnut Street, Jan 51-Smo] Philadelphia, Pa. COAL, WOOD, SALT, 111E-dWZOMAW 01111 z. WM SAMUEL BOONE, , (Foßmmuy) Sohn Kissinger, arm, Corner of Fenn and Front, &reels Reading AS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND SELLS at reasonable 'Week all kinds of Broken, Egg and Ti Coal; Nut, Chestnut and Bituminous Coal, Balt, liine and Bend. • sir Persons in want of anything in my line, will And it to their advantage to give me II eau before purchasing else where. I deliver free of extra charge to any part of the lett 8-tf TO' FARMERS! • POUDRETTE OF THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO. THE ATTENTION OF FARMERS AND OAR. deztere le reepeettally called to the above KAMM. Owing to the high piles of Peruvian Guano, furor PlM photo and other fertilisers. thin will be found the cheapen and beat manure. Per foil particulate call on the Agent for the Company..l: L. STICIITER, , . Feb 2,8-Smo] Fifth and Penn Street& OCULT. OIL I COAL OIL I : 50 BARRELS COAL OIL JUST RECEIVED, warranted equal to any manufactured. For Mae at the lowed wholesale and retail prima by Feb 28] 080. LERCR & CO. PAVED AND Amos:tor.. TIOR SALE *MURAL?. AND RETAIL, BY L L. STIOIITEL 48-Bkl • • ritth and Penn iiinieta. F2E.TaA Lou FAT MACKEREL, AT moms% -4 0:1) 40 89401, PUIb &rot. B. W. CORSI= & .111r.41.01r, ACCOUNT BOOK mAiguFACTuRRRs, 33 Nassau Street, New-York. ACCOUNT BOOKS ON HAND, OR MADE to order at very low prices. [March 7-110 WM. B. BRAILIMITELT'S PIANO-FORTE ESTABLISHMENT No. 4217 BROOME STREET, NEW-YORK. Tat: SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN vltits the atientioft of his friends and the public gen erally to his Plano-Forte Establishment, at No. 437 Broome Street, corner of Crosby Street. "laving withdrawn his Interest. stunk and materials from the late firm of " Liglate & Bradt. or ye," which firm wan "01 dissolved on the filet January, nit., and hav ing purchased the entire stock of PIANO FORTES and Plano-Forte Material. owned by his brother, Edward O. Bradbury, In the said firm, he is now prepared to supply the increased demand for his celebrated PIANO-FORTES Employing the most skillful and experienced workmen, with a large Mock of the beast and most thoroughly Reasoned material. and an abundance of capital, he has taken In hand the personal supervision of the whole brteinees of manufacturing his iustraments, and is enabled to turn oat Plano. Fortes of unequalled tone and durableness. BRADBURY'S NEW SCALE PIANO-FROTES In the amendment of our now math. drawn and prm pared wtth•the utmost care, expressly for our new Warn , meets, we have added every improvement which can In any way tend to the perfection of the Piano• Forte, and we can confidently assert, that for delicacy or touch, volume, parity, brilliancy and sweetness of tone, combin ed with that strength and solidity of frame necessary to durability, these Instruments are unequalled. dvaselevu Axa %aunt" is oar Wolin, and we Invite the closest criticism of the best unbiased judges In the land. re , Every instrument warranted for five years WM. B. BRADBURY, 427 Broome Bt., con df Crosby, N. Y. March 7-3m] 4 7, -44 E.,12.117:-3 , 1.1.••.1 :7 1 13 l al - ..11 ..h.qh: 0 f,e7 l c Km P r. w--It. Zr, 4 g 4 4 , g: ~ 7 z ~, 6 0 . r 5“.,.,14,, ....,v 2 t , i gg . id -EE w rt - D. V 3 • E.' 3. - .714 qt.-- os= itr . V, ni txj a , 0 .. r. !a .... gr. 6... a g ..I.g. a , P 0 4 l* —',1,0 : 0 - ~._,z 4 t, 1 177'4 m ts r & 01 ..., 13 . 5147 206 V, case d. c.r, ra z ..4 a ;glir.l - .IFI 1-t -t... P'-'ito 12 a 6 it -rce & 7 " . 4 0 '-' ''lE,o g 'o t ' . PP k i . . ° ll. '''' ' al 1. V, Kg' 94V I' ^/ e.'gk .77:z 0 ° u oit .-38 - 411' (l l ' gt l . l-0. a 0.,,, 2i:rm....a., . Fen nagEA i-. 0 g_ _ 44 • rt" '' ' l l i hV IP " --4 RI ,i 2, Ali . . ... $ ...,..- ST „OP titg > . 01. a 7.,to te i ti 4 g 4.r . , 1 ° ...:: i i. 41. 0 ••. g. vr-.. . t• ere Ir ..... ... , O r , CI II C 4 4 1214 ;11 ti itr i ff4 - F. 4.. ...ts 4 19 ..117 W g ig In 'la -12 , 4 : .; gz 73 i t „.r gl .144 q A. El il .ri, 4 CO v 4 6 4 f. iiMai, " 47 - 0 • 13 5b_.:&044 lee.% ,p, 1 4. 11 ii 'II ,, i s t ar frin '4. „iiSit , Te MEELLADZILPIILI. . • MATTRESSES, Beds. Feathers Blankets, Momfortables, Quilts, Cushions, And all other articles belonging to the business. Feb. 14-ly] AMOS HILLSORN. TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELTZER APERIENT. rpHlB VALUABLE AND POPULAR MlDl else has universally received the most favorable re. commendations of the MEDICAL PROFESSION and thePtrnme, as the meet EFFICIENT and AGREEABLE SALINE APERIENT. It may be need with the beet effect In Bilious and Febrile DISPERSE, CentWitten, Meg Fleedeeh o , Nausea, Lose of Appetite, Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Torpidity of the Liver, Gent, Rheumatic Affections, Gravel, Piles, and all complaints WHERE A GENTLE AND COOLING APERI ENT OR PURGATIVE IS REQUIRED. It is particularly adapted to the waste of Travellers by Sea and Land, Residents of Hot Climatts., PAthons of Sed entary Habits, Invalids and Convalescence; Captains of Vessels and Planters will fled it a valuable addition to their Medicine Cheats. It is in the form of a powder, carefuliriput np in bottles, to keep in any climate, and merely reqeires water poured upon it to produce a delightful effervescent beverage. Numerous testimonials from professional and other gen tlemen of the Llgloof, standing tbroaskonat the coutury, and its steadily Increasing popularity for a series of years, strongly guarantee its efficacy and valuable character, and commend it to the favorable notice of an intelligent public. Manufactured by TARRANT & CO., No. 278 Greenwich Street, Corner of Warren Street, New-York. AND FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY. December 27, 18e2-3zuee 1863 1 PHILADELPHIA 1863 j PAPER HANGINGS., novinnrs & sotattay COSNER 10131‘TH.4 MABEE' &reels, PUILADELPRIA. . have now in stock, a lino eadety of Wall Papers, got op expressly for their Spring Trade. WINDOW PAPER OF EVERY GRADE, to Whioh they invite the otteettee of Norekeel4ro• Sir-In their Retail Department, Will be toned the Meta* style* of the *won. [Feb. 14-8 moo. • 109 BARRELS OP .TUE 9 ( X ) . 0 LODI. .1111.1111 FA CTU RING CO'S AE=V: - .2 , 11LT,1ti0 111EillITILT7)110 130 South Wharves, Philadelphia, Pa. . THIS COMPANY, WITH. A CAPITAL OP - Ifid0,000; the molt outmode. Works of the kind in the world; and an experience la•-mlaufaotarhor of over 43 years, with-a asputatton long establiebed,. having -also the eillardlre control of Mr the night soli of the gnat city of NeW , York, are -prepared re famish aa artiele, whisk.% without doubt, the CIMAPEST AID TERI imp- forilltrer,ln market. It greatly increases the yleld,and ripens theorop from-two to threw -weeks earlier; at' an expense .of .from three to four dollars per acre. with little or ao labor. Also, FIFTY TOMS of BOAR TAP HU; being a mixture of bone and night soil ground and, at 4115 per tow,a superior aril- We for-grain and gram. A pamphlet containing all mew nary information, may be had free by addressing Whales to the enbecriber: /AMU T. - FOOTER, Care of the Lodi Masofatturtior Compaay, 66 Courtleadt Street, Hew-Tort J. L. STICHTSE, Agent; Heeding. Feb 7-3m] HOSPHATIC FERnGMMt AND imoutir AuirD ON crateollg . THE ATTEN i'ION OF FA it BI Eta' AND others, le respectfully invited to the above, MANURES, eh have been•amply.tatled lb various soodotte of eoentry, and which as • tummy of affording silsouhtut, and nourishment to the Growing drops are now generally conceded lobe among-the beet and che apest la the market. We have been obliged, rather than deteriorate thi elee; to 'drawee the, prices, in eqnsequense of the Inersoesa coat of materials and labor, to tbe following Meg: FaIITILLEIM • Ui 00 par tel. MBAT AND BONN COMPORT, • • - 027 00 •do Washington g Coraek• of Bth and Washington Ms., MIL air For sale by JOHN MoKNIGRT, Reading, Pa. Marsh 7,1863-3 mo• Watches. Jewelry 4:t Silver-ware. THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD —RE , speetruuvite 7011. T attention to hie well aeleeted •etock of lin e Gold and _Silver WATCHES, Eine Gold JEWELRY. of every tied and variety of etylew-womprieing all of the neared end moot heatelftst 4 2: 1 - I. hoLID EILVBR-WARE, area/ to ' Corn—and the beet woke of . It iver Plated Ware. Raab 'ankle .le war ranted to be em represented. ar Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired and one- Melon gossaineed. • JACOB HARLEY, (Summer to Stauffer Harley,) March 7-3 ml No. 622 Market Street, Philadelphia CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS . , PIICUOR, Jr., WOULTV RESPECTFULLY • invite the attention of Nerchatwolust Renseksepers, to Ms large and well eseorted ' stook, ' acondeduir of' all grades of C:f AL. 1"' MIT Car Kagliah Taped*. Braude, Three Ply, legrele, Retry and Stair Carpet'. OIL CLOTHS and WINDOW SHADES in groat variety, Door Nat; Hags, Hag Carpets, &0., all of which will he sold at the very lowest market prices. PHIN SAS No. MS - North IgeOnd Street, above NoHbIe.OUG Branch Store, Smith-West Corner of .11,Igbth and Spring Garden Streets, rbllidelybla. [Mirth 7-Smo 0. AIIII2IIP KNOVILT.I. OAMES' SHOVELS AND SPADES, A . fall asiortment on hand. Apply to Web 28-3mo] ~* 115ri Fog iillieTtlro ‘* T ' H iid 14 0.1 131:14 2 ~.." 4 ' IM F:2 7 ;411 kg F- 4 1 13 r 03 0;141- graUggiltgmt:sen ,t. id lei 1 :* :4'3 c g - ,1a4 24 -14 . . , td CO 0 - gri 1.2 ..7...t.p..ri , , , :g.r i r; g 0 p `fi b 'i ir ea 5L"' rt .3 raiiE, t -. 5'.. P c i 1 CI i I:41: i E: Ng g t :,..14 .i.. 1 ;4 g ~--: Its r- - if l g Qll II gLI Er n 7, . a -14-,,elf, r. zr. 3 , ,, - - a .4 . 131 , m x :.. .. tre-...e41 tig•zaz.. Z .... 0 gV 13 " .. •-• P ". ''.. ^ 1 ntl MI " -..• •• ga . l'' , = -- ..... a..., .. 7 ,,,A r4vo "f; 'v gFA 0 g rigA E. 03 g 1. ., MI A ~7-0 I a. ,11 ig" g L - .:7, E., 1 PI 171 qrai =.7 4" gsl-7 '5 .. ..,"Z ,Te?, 6 . 4 , yo •Zaa It § EL' ... 1 : 4 2 t'i 423 cl 0 . lc A. '... . 1 . -- q;s2:-.. gr'Vro 11 mbi g-Var * '- trlilhigi AFillx a EDL:f :;e1 r iettav E l d -. 2 m " 1 4iF Vii .15.:fri9r gil'qir P P _ For/Into, Mice, Roaches, 4 Ma, Bed Bugs, Moths in Furs, Wool/env, inc. Insects on P/ tuts, Fowls. Animals, &c. Put up to 25e. Ler. and $1 00 Boxes, Bottler, and Flasks, $h and t 5 ablelt for Harare, Puma. luernarmorte, .11m. " Only infallible remedies known." "Free from Putman." - "Not dangerous to the Haman Family." "sate mime out el their boles to die.' air Sold Wholesale is all large cities. 414pliold by all DRUMDSTS and Ituramaire everywhere. /Mr !I! BEWARE ill" of all worthieseimitations: skpliedthit"'Comma's" name is on seek Box, Bottle, and Mask, lieforehyoo boy. , Aar- Address 11E1,44" cosTAR„ ralncipAL Dzror 482. BROADWAY. N. Y. • *fir Sold by- , IIAKVEY BlRoEllk CO. Wholesale and Befall: P.B. Bravitnei 93 East Penn street:above the Rail road ; J. K. MCCURDY: H. P. livarna d Co. , RRaDING, PA_ January 17, 1863-9m0.. ,ElO A LFCTURE do. - TO YOUNG ME in a seated savekdid. 'Prke Ste &its . . . 4 0.4;401 , 47.0* THE if.4ITI7I(E, • TREAT. ••weaI sae Radical Care Of Dpermaterrhas or Seminal ackanta - InvolnatliT'Smiselons, 'Sexual Debility, 'and liapeillnientstollarriegegsnerally,'Nervanasock Consotip, lion; Byllepcy and Fits; !Instal and Physiesl lacayasity. resulting from Salf-Eboss. Am —By ROBERT J. qr. N.'D„ Anther of the 'Green Book; Ac.• • • -• Min world.rencliwnwl auShoc,ln this admirableLattlYeß, clearly NOW* from blaowaimperlanee that the awful OOLk iutiqtymis of Bell abuse may be elfeelnally removedi.vtith ent medicine, and Dittmar dangerous enrgleal operations. booth* boarnmeato, dams or oardtala.polathoront4 used, of care at Ohesearlain andeffectual, by which every sulfew no roatlay,w.hal-.. big condition. rely, be , *Or, carp hind? .cheaply,"priaitify, and radically:7.Year' . Lncturia wit& Pllave a 1100 i Uy rnr, 111113 AVOUSANDO... -' •• • • • - GOOt Uglier geal, , to lay addreao , fa a plata, naiad en velopoi on receipt of six seats, or two postage *ay., .11 addreselag, CHAS. .7. C. KLINE * Om. • Jan 81-6.gmos] 127 Bowery, New-tort; p. O. Box OK PRINCE- World Helitithet lekileons and • • Harmoniums, - WITH THE LATEST PATENTED Improvements, introdusing the Rano &auto !Apr Univac& of Pedal besson the cheapest 7 1 711r7,7, inatitialintrom MID to ' EARNEST.44BrikkIa VII SURPASSED • • IP=A Bir 1:11 Mil s • / and 7.ti . ostaesa, tall Iron frame, otrerstamm small and large Mame plain and very nobly attithed.. - an to $4OO, according to etre. Also ...Plasm by 9thor makers. or. Beery Led.-nerent WarYintei. For ale at the low est wholesilepriese, end a liberal dednothin . ter Cash, or on small Alukoottvoolent moithltinstatutellta. , JallEB.lilolllf, Sole Agent; 278 rid 281 Loath Pifthlitreet, above Spruce • Dec 8-6moj, , , Philadelphia CASPREt REPT, • ORTER AND . DEALER IN WINES, Lj- CIIOBB and 6110d116, No. 161 North Third Street, Pl4ll - Would respectfully call:the attention, of hotel keepers and others, to his well selected stock of Wine; Liquors, and Imported Revue, In store and under Custom House lock.' • • ••• COGNAC BRADIDIRS.--Of various gnaws, atutogillug Of Pale and-Dash Marta & Co., Plaseivarnamey, Magiorff, Otard, Dopey at Co.,eod Otard'asupettorlamdonDock, and V• 1101118 brands of Cognac and other Brand/ma WINES, 6e.—ffine old. Madeira Cherry, Tenerife, and Lisbon W ines -.. super old Port Wine, Claude of different kind., on draught orb glass. italliPAGßlL—Holdalek, P. A. Mumm & Co., and Eleba , ler's genuine Anchor Brande r in plgle apt Quarts, Together with it general autaortuteut of &eta and lAA Kali 'Whiekeye, Holland Oin, Jamaica Sphita..,Peath Bran dy, old Bourbon, Monongahela Whiskey, Wild Cherry Blackberry Raspberry and Lavender'Brandies. , ear liverlor Wine end Bionmeh Hitters. Gene 4-lf T. J. MoGUICIAN, IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN • THREADS, TAPES, - EMERY, NOTIONS, &o. DiffATINIMM AND DLACIImmi, - NO. "11 EITHAWIIIIIRRIT STAMM PHILADELPHIA, [March 7.-9 m WERT CORN, AT. ' .'• J. L'. STICHTER, Fifth and Peep *nada ED FRESH SUPPLY OF DAY GOObS. • DAVID NEFF 'ETAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE PRlN ilUipal rsiteksi,nnd Is now opening a large assortment of satotc, Ids has Klee on hand a very large assortment of all kinds of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOODS, At prima 30 per rent. lower than they can be purchased by the PACKAGE from the Importers, comprising la part BLACK . AND FANCY SILKS, And a general assortment or Ladles' and Gentlemen' Wear, Which will be sold at an average price, comparing favor ably with anj other Howie in this city or to Philadelphia. Purchasers. wholesale and retail, are cordially Invited to call and see and Judge for themselves. PHILADELPHIA SHIRT EEO C, CA Ir-i IA _AL Mt. So LT MI 101. 1000 Dozen. HICKORY SHIRTS. 1000 do. gray, Red a s t u f i ßgie PLANNEL 2000 do. ASSORTED FANCY TRAVELLING • SHIRTS. /000 do. ! WHITE lIIMLIN SHIRTS !OM $9066 Upwards. 1000 do. DENIM OVERALLS. 10,000 Pairs COTTONADE PANTALOONS. KLAUPICTIOZPRit WI me MINER'S WRISIT j PLANKEL SHIRTS. And a Large Assortment or LINEN And MARSEILLES BOSOMS and COLLARS, And (111/NTLF.MEN'S YOUNIFIE /NO OOOJ For bII by . BENNETT, RUCH & co., Malafacturers, 2117 Church Alley. Jan 17-3mo] PHILADELPHIA, PA PIIIOOOOVI9, 49 Mouth Fifth Serest. 000 CONSTITUTION WATER. TUE GREAT REMEDY • FOR TIIE • CCOriTISTITTYWXCPAT AND TILE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY DIABETES AND DISEASES OF TUE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER. Then Danger.. anti Trfaal./...erane Darrmat, Ina frl4 /Ultv Muslim Resisted the beat directed Drectment. INK Completely Controlled by the RE DIKD I7lllw before uet THE CURATIVE properties of the medicine direct themmelvee to the organs of secretion, and by so altering the condition of the Wunsch mnd liver that the starchy principle of the food le not eon 'retied into sugar iny long se the gamin le under the le. flume of the CONSTITUTION WATER, which gives those organs time to vecovertheir healthy tone and vigor. We are able to state that the Constitstion Wa ter has cured every case of Diabetes to which It has Win given. STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS, GRA VEI, BRICK PUNT DNPONITN, AND MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES AFTER URINATING. Dioesde occurring from one nod the seine caned will hs entirely cured by the Conetitution Water, Monet, for soy length or time. The dose should vary with the severity of the dime., from twenty drops to a teaspoonful three times a day, in water. During the paseage or the Calculus, the ' pain and argent- symptoms ehonld be combat...l with the proper remedied, then followed up with the Coustitution Water, as above directed. DYISWRNORRIRRA, OR PAINFUL NENSTRUATIOM AND IN NENORRIIAOIA OR PROFUSE FLOWING, Both diseases arising from a faulty secretion of the thee. the one case being too little, and mom. L • by severe pal. ; and the other a ion which will be speedily eared by the Constitutive The disease known as FALLING OF VIE WOMB, which the relaxation of the ligaments of that organ, and la known by-a sense of heavies.' and draggipg plus in the -back and side., and at times accompanied by sharp ladle. ;;Istlng or sheeting pains through the parts, will, to all cc. 'nee, be removed-by the medicine. There is another chins of eyroptema arising from MAL TATION OF THE WOMB. which physician. calf Nervous. nese, which ward covers up muck ignorance, and in Mee oases oat o( ten the doctor does not readily know whether the symatume are the disease, or the disease the symptoms. We can only enumerate them here. I speak more parties. /arty of Veld Feet, Palpitation of the Heart, Impelled Memory, Wakeful..., Fla-hen of Beat, Languor, Leiel. tads, and Phone. of Vision. SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION, Which in the unmarried female in a constant rector/Dr disease, and through neglect the seeds of moregrave and dangerous maladies are the result; and as month after mouth mime without an effort being medal. assist nature, the sheeression lemma eltronle. the patent gradoall 7 looses her appetite, the bowels are constipated, night sweats come . ., and conewmptton finally made her career. • IaIUOORRIKRA OR WHITES. This disease depends upon-an inflammation of mucosa lining of the vagina and womb. It is in all eases accom panied by serer. pain in tbe back, mom the bowels and through the tape. A teaspoonful of the medicine may i,s Won three limes in din' Wilk as Wootton of a tablespoon, tel (Me medicine, mixed with a haltpint of soft wake morning and stoning. IRRITATION OF TDB - NECK OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. AND CATARRH OP THE BLADDER, RERAN. GORY AND BURNING , OR PAIN. Fill URINATING. For.these Moues it is truly a sovereign remedy, aml too 'much cannot be said in Its praise. A single dose has bees known to rathy,. the most urgent symptoms. Are you troubled with that diatressing pain In the email of the back and through, the hipar A teaspoonful a day of commie:tied Water will relieve lon like magic. MR DYSPEPSIA. It ben iio equal le relieving the 11161 i distressing sym toms. Alm, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stomach. Vomit. log Food, dte. Take a tesepoonful after dinner. The doge in all eases may be Increased If desired, but should be done gradually. PHISICIArs long emu given up the use of bucbu, cnbebe end Juniper In the treatment of these dimwit, and only tn,e them for want of a better remedy. CONSTITUTION WATER Has proved Itself 'equal to the tack that has devolved upon It. DIURETICS Irritate and drench the kidneys, and by constant nee soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed disease. saw. AZAD. 'Ueda& June 2, 12. Di. Wm H. 01111061—Dear Sir : LB In February, 1 861, I was afflicted with the sugar diabetes, and for five months I passed more than two gallons of water in twentrfonr hones. I was obliged to get up as often al ten or twelve /imam deritig the night, and in live meeibe I loot about fifty mode in weight During the mouth of July, 1861, I days aftertwo bottles of Conetimtion Water, and le two days after using it I experienced relief, and after taking two bot tles I watt entirely cured, soon after regaining my usual good health. Yours truly. J. V. L. DE WITT. DoermrC WM,B Qseaa & CO. , Y., Dec. S 7, IN/. Dents :—I freely give you liberty to make one of the following Certificate of the value Of CONETWUTIoIt Waren. which I can recommend in the highest Mariner. My wife, who was attacked with pain in the shoulders, Whole length of the back, and in her limbs, with Pa fp/lo tion of the Heart, attended with Patting of the Womb, Ivemenorrhaa, and imitation of the Bk4der. I milled • physician, who attended bar about three months, %rhea Le tea tier Worse than he found her. I then employed one of the beat physicians I could find, who attended her for about nine months, and while she was under his care she did not suffer quite as much pain; Le finally gave her up and said her case was fricurneta" For, said he, "she has such a combination of complaints. th at medicine given for one operates against some other of her d&lculties." About this time, elle commenced the use of Constitution Water. and to oar utter astonishment, aleormt the drat dome seemed to have the desired effect, and she kept on improv ing rapidly under lie treatment, s od now superinteude en tirely her domestic affairs. She hue not taken any of the Constitution Water for about four weeks..an4 we are happy to say It lute produced a permanent care. WM M. VAN BENSCHOTEDL Ntcroso, Coax:, Nov. 18.1961 Dr. Wm. A. Gaza° Dear Sir have for serums' yearn. been afflicted with that troublesome and dangerous disease—Graiwt—which muddied all remedies and dot:tom until I took Constitution Water, and you may be . liesured that I. was exceedingly gleaned with the remit. It has entirely cured me, and Yon limy make any use of ray name you may see It in regard .11i the medicine; is I have - entire confidence hi Its Weary. • Yours truly • POND STROM& TRESS ABE . 8 40TEINOORIL There !Brio clam of diem*, that prMlned 'lath incluinet.7 Mg edema upon the bureau eonentution all PlabeteeMod Diseases of lbw Kidneys,. Bladder and Tlrleury.remag en. and through. tales modesty. th ey are degleoted until thpy are no advanied as to be beyond the control at ordinary remedies, and we present the . •errrittropr WATER iskie To the public With the conviction that tt has no equal In relieving. Machias of diseases for which it has been found so eminentigrenecessfal' li 'eating ; and we . Inset that we 'Wale rewarded far our efforts In placing so valuable a remedy Ina form to meet the requlremeats of patient and . physician.. . 808 BALE BY ALL .BitTiocigen mcg enisee co.,- Prolnithwc / 101 firth & &Boss 4geutii„ No. de 0111 Street, New: York. [ Noy. 29, 1862-Iy. . 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