liszefft sub Dentervat.
SATURDAY, MAY 23, Nil
WAR NEWS!
CAPTURE OF JACKSON, MISS
OHHaI Dispatch from Gen. Grant
IVA2nusivrox, May 21.—The following was
received to-day at the Headquarters of the Army :
JACKSON. MISS., May 13, 1863, .
via MNISCHIS, 20. j
Ti' Gen. IT. W. llnllea, General in -Chief
This place fell into our hands yesterday, arler
a tight of about three hours. Joe Johnston was
is command. The enemy retreated North. evi
deftly with the design of joining the Vicks
burg force_ [Signed]
U. S. WWl', Major-General.
REPORTED DEFEAT OF GENERAL JOE JOHN
- STON'S ARMY.
Mumsessoace, Tenn., May 21, 1863.
General Sheridan's scouts report that the reb
e h admit Grant has defeated Johnston, and has
secured the railroad bridge across the Big Black,
thus culling off Vicksburg from supplies and re
inforcements. This bridge is the largest in the
south.
Recollections of the late Brigadier
General Terrill.
Chaplain Drake, of the 121st Ohio Volunteers,
writes as follows to the Louisville Tournal :
It was on October 7th, 1862, that I formed the
acquaintance of Brigadier-General Terrill. I had
heard that one of our men had died from fatigue,
and whilst our brigade was resting I walked back
a short distance to make some inquiries about
hi.. When I returned I found that our brigade
had moved on. - I was soon overtaken by Gen.
Terrill and his brigade. He introduced himself
to me, and then asked me "what regiment I be
longed tot" I told him the 121st Ohio, com
manded by CoL W. P. Reid. Said he to me, " I
suppose you are the Chaplain." I told him I
was. I informed him what I had been doing.
"Well," said he, "that is right." He then talked
some time in regard to the duties and usefulness
of an army Chaplain. I was very favorably int
premed with his remarks, and also with his
manly deportment, and wished that all officers
were possessed with the same Christian spirit.
lle ordered one of his escorts to dismount and
give me his horse, and told me that when I had
overtaken my regiment I could leave the horse
by the side of the road, and they would get him
when they came up.
October Bth--At Maxville, whilst waiting for
our troops to get properly arranged, I again saw
Gen. Terrill, and had a short talk with hint. He
was the very picture of health. Whilst he ap
peared buoyant, I could discover that he was
thoughtful. •
I will now record a fact that I have not seen
noticed in print. A short distance from Maxville
we were met by a large number of eitizene
and quite a large number of young ladies. As
we marched by them they sang a beautiful song
welcoming us to the State of Kentucky. As we
were leaving they sang a farewell song which
brought tears from rawly eyes_ Gen_ Terrill and
many others heard their funeral dirge sung that
morning by the fair young women of Kentucky.
When we arrived within four miles of Chaplin
Bills skirmishers were pushed forward. They
continued this position until we arrived near the
scene of 8011012. The firing by both armies did
not become general until about one o'clock P. M.
- Immediately afterwards such a scene followed
as beggars all description. It seemed as though
the heavens and the earth were coming together,
and for two hours or more there was a continu
ous firing, both of infantry and artillery. Toward
evening, as the sun was hiding his face from the
bloody conflict, the firing gradually ceased.
About nine o'clock in the evening I beard that
Gen- Terrill was mortally wounded, and that he
was in a house about a mile from where I then
was- Desiring to see the General that had talked
so kindly to me the day before, and who had
fought so bravely on that day, I hastened to visit
hilt before he died, and if possible to render him
some assistance. - When I entered the room I
found him lying upon a linen cot, and, as I ap
proached his bed-side, he recognized me, and
rt..ched out his hand, and as he took my hand-in
his he said
"Well. Chaplain, lam glad to see you;" and,
after talking with him a short time, he raised his
voice and spoke in an audible tone, "God have
mercy on my soul." Then adjusting the clothes
about him, he said, "now let me rest." He felt
calm and peaceful, and met death with Christian
fortitude. I was told that evening by one 6f his
friends thst he was a member in good standing
in the Episcopal Church.
Thus has died one of the bravest men of this
war. May his soul rest in peace, and at the
general resurrection, may he come forth to meet
his Saviour.
The Sentence of C. L. Yallandigham.
11BADQUASTS118 DBPARTVISFIT OF THUD 01110,
eifidiNYATl, 0 , May 16, 18113. 1
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 68
I. At a military commission, - which convened
at Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 6th day. of May,
1863, pursuant to Special Orders, No. 136, of
April 21, 1863, current series, from these head
quarters, and of which Brigadier General Robert
B. ?otter, United States Volunteers, is president,
was arraigned and tried Clement L. Vallandig
ham, a citizen of the State of Ohio, on the follow
ing charge and specification of charge, to wit :
Charge—Publicly expressing, in violation of
General Orders, No. 38, from Headquarters De
partment of the Ohio, sympathy for those in
arms against the Government of the 'United
States, and declaring disloyal sentiments and
opinions, with the object and purpose of
weakening the power of the Government in its
efforts to suppress en unlawful rebellion.
Specification—ln this, that the said Clement
L. Vallandigham, a citizen of the State of Ohio,
an or about the first day of May, 1863, at Mount
Vernon, Knox county, Ohio, did publicly address
a large meeting of citizens ' - and did utter senti
ments in words, or in effect, as follows; Declar
ing the present war " a wicked, cruel, and un
necessary war ;" "a war not being waged for the
preservation of the Union; " 7 1! WAY for the pop•
pose of crushing out liberty and erecting a des
potism -" "a war for the freedom of the blacks
and the enslavement of the whites ;" stating
that "if the administration had so wished, the
war could have been honorably terminated
months ago;" that "peace might have been hon
orably obtained by listening to the proposed in
termediation of France ;" that "propositions by
which the Southern States could be won back,
and the South guarantied their rights under the
Constitution. had been rejected the day before
the late battle of Fredericksburg, by Lincoln and
his minions," meaning thereby the President of
the United States and those under him in author
ity; charging that "the Government of the al.
ted States were about to appoint military mar
shals in every district to restrain the people of
their liberties, to deprive them of their rights
and privileges;" "characterizing General Or
ders, No. 38, from Headquarters Department of
Ohio, as a base usurpation of arbitrary euthovi
ty," inviting his hearers to resist the same, by
saying "the sooner the people inform the minions
of usurped power that they will not submit to
such , restrictions upon their liberties the better;"
declaring that "he was at all limes and upon all
occasions, resolved to do what he could to defeat
the attempts now being made to build up a mon
archy upon the ruins of our free Government ;"
asserting that "he firmly believed, as he said six
months ago, that the men in power are attempt
ing to establish a despotism in this country,
more cruel and more oppressive than ever existed
before." All of which opinions and sentiments
he well knew did aid, comfort and encourage
those in arms against the Government, and could
but induce in his hearers a distrust of their own
Government, sympathy for those in arms against
it, and a disposition to resist the laws of the
land.
To which charges and specifications the priso
ner refusing to plead either "guilty," or "not
guilty," the commission directed the Judge Ad
vocate to enter on the records the plea of "not
guilty,"
FINDING AND SENTENCE
The commission, after mature deliberation on
the evidence adduced and the alinement of the
accused, find the accused, Clement L. Vallandig
ham, a citizen of the State of Ohio, as follows :
Of the specification, (except the words, "That
propositions by which the Southern States could
be won back, and the South guarantied their
rights under the Constitution, had been rejected
the day before the battle of Fredericksburg, by
Lincoln and his minions," meaning thereby the
President of the United States, and those under
him in authority, and the words "asserting that
he firmly believed, no he awned six months
ego, that the men in power are attempting to es
tablish a despotism in this county, more cruel
and more oppressive than ever existed before,")
"Guilty."
And as to these words, "Not guilty_"
Of the charge, ' , Guilty."
And the commission do therefore sentence
hint, the said Clement L. Vallandigham, a citizen
of the State of Ohio, to be placed in close con
finement in some fortress of the United States,
to be designated by the commanding officer of
this department, there to be kept during the
continuance of the war.
11. The proceedings, finding, and sentence in
the foregoing case are approved and confirmed,
and it is directed that the place of confinement
of Ike prisoner, Clement L. Fallandigham, in
accordance with the said sentence, be Fort War
ren, Boston Harbor.
By command of Major Gen. BURNSIDE.
Lewis itienstonn, Assistant Adjutant General
MARRIED
On the evening of the 14th inst., by the Rev. Thomas T.
!sexes. Mr. BENJAMIN B. CORONER, of Hamburg, to AMP
HANNAH C. SEYPERT, Of Reading.
DIED.
On the 221 inst., in Ontelannee, Snap, wife of Nicholas
Schaeffer, and daughter of the late Daniel V. R. High.
aged 31 yearn.
The relatives and friends of the family are luvited to at
tend her funeral to morrow (<naday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock,
from her late residence, to proceed to the Cemetery at Oen.
aaot'a Church.
On the 18th Inel, in this city, Cassias F. Smolt, son of
George Smith , Esq., in the 25th year of his age.
On the evening of the 16th inst., in this city, MAIM wife
of William Nichols, in the 65th year of her age.
On the 16th lust„ is Philadelphia, SABAN Mew,
daughter of Christopher Geiger,and widow of the late
Philip Hinkle, of Berke county, n the Slot year of her age.
On the 15th Inst., in this city, Auticsrus W. MMus,
(con of the late Samuel and Elizabeth Roman,) Drum-Ma
jor of the 931 Regiment P. V., aged 37 years, 4 months
and 4 days.
On the 14th inst., at the residence of her 11011•111 law, re'
ter O. Moser, in Donglass township. Mrs. HANNAH WEAVER,
widow of Jacob Weaver, in the 73d year of her age.
At Schuylkill Haven, Pa., on the 12th lost., Mrs. MART
LEVAN, formerly of Reading, in the 78th year of her age.
On thelltb lost., in Richmond tp., DAVID, eon or Charles
and Sarah Leibelsperger, aged 4 worth, end 12 day..
On the 11th inst., in Richmond tp., HN.mty Osoxos, aged
GO years, 7 months and Ndays.
On the 10th inst., in Maidencreek, JOHN ORME, aged 68
years, 8 mouths and 27 days.
On the 10:6 iovt , its Kutztown, SUSANNA, widow of leans
Levan, aged 78 years, 3 months and 5 days_
On the 6th DIM., in Robeson, SAMUEL FRANKLIN, eon of
finery and Walt Pram, aged 8 years, 6 months and 20
days.
On the 2.5 d inst., In Robeson, Sl:waxes, wife of Daniel
Weetley, aged 31 years, 2 months and 22 days.
On the 22d ult., in Amity, SIMON NEIMAN, aged 55 years,
months and 19 days.
On the 18th ult., In Kutztown, Jails /Erman, aged b 2
years, 10 months and 13 days.
On the 9th nit., In Amity, Mra.CATHARDIE ORSINI% aged
years, 4 months and 29 days.
At Nashville, Toluene% on the 12th March, of chronic
diarrhea, WILLIAM ROGERS, of Robeson township, Berke
county, aged 31 years. The deceased was Quartermaster
Sergeant of the 18th 11. S. Infantry.
On the 13th nit.. in Franklintown, Ohio, RICHARD STRY.
yea, formerly of Lower Heidelberg, Berke Coda% in the
.50th yearof his age.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF RETAILERS
Of Foreign & Domestic hierchandize,
RETURNED BY THE APPRAISER OF THE
City of Reading and the several Townships and
Borough!, of the County of Berke, for the year 1868, accord
ing to an ant amendatory of the License Law of this State.
. . . . .
Samos 5. That it shall be the duty of every City and
Comity Treasurer to sue for the recovery of all Licenses
dely returned to him by the Mercantile Appraiser, if not
paid on or before the let day of July in each and every
year, within ten days after that date, and said Treasurer
shall not be discharged from any such License unless be
brings edit to recover the same within said date, and press
see the same to Judgment and execution, as soon thereafter
as practicable.
. .
19th Class pays $ 7 0019th Class pays $2:3 00
18th " 10 0018th " " 30 00
12th " " 12 507th " 90 00
11 h ;15 00 10th " " 50 00
10th " ^ 20 00 oth " " 60 00
ISEADLY6-Ilarth-East Ward.
01(188. Rates. Occupation.
8 $3O 00 Hardware
13 10 00 Feed
14 700 Fiats
14 7 00 Store
14 700 417017
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Flour
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Hats
14 7 00 Coat
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Plumber
14 7 01 Store
14 7 00 Saddler
14 7 00 Shoes
14 7 00 Flour
14 7 00 Store
14 7 03 31111
14 700 Coal
10 10 00 ClOthing
14 7 00 Tobacco
14 7 CO Stoves
34 7 00 Shoes
13 10 03 Huckster
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Hockater
14 700 Qil4er
14 7 00 Tobacco
14 7 00 Tailors
14 7 00 Books
13 10 00 Books
13 10 00 Store
14 700 Jewelry
13 10 00 Store
14 7 00 Store
10 20 00 Clothing
14 7 OD Coal
14 7 00 Confectioner
13 10 00 Huckster
13 10 00 Store
12 12 00 Store
14 700 Clothing
14 7 00 Store
14 709 do
14 700 do
14 7CO ,Flour
14 7 00 Store
12 12 50 do
13 10 00 do
10 01 Huckster
14 7 00 Furniture
14 7 CO Clothing
14 700 do
14 7 00 Tobacco
14 7 00 Stoves
11 700 Milliner
13 10 00 Store
14 7 00 Milliner
14 700 Feed
7 00 Leather
14 7 00 Lumber
13 'lO 00 Leather '
14 700 Clothing
14 7 CO Clothing
14 7 00 Furniture
Bard & Reber
Barnhard & Koch
Adam Bertraml
John Becker
Gawp Bwhriuger
J. F. Boyer
S. Breyfogel
N. Brossman
J. C. Brown
S. Breyfogel
OPOTWB C hrletman
WilliMP PiClillisCß
B. Dreiroos
Samuel Donabower
B. Engler
John Eilelman
Mary Filbert
George Frill
Go do
Furth Et Fdrorteln
Tbomas Gabel
J. G. Chiseler
N. T. Gebo
George Gehman -
Jacob Gerhard
V. Graeff
Godfrey Graf
J. M. & G. W. Matadi
Hider & Brother
I. W. Harper
Samna] Hechler
N. Heckman
F. P. Heller
Joseph S. Hofer
A. Hoffman
Jameson & Co.
Thomas Jackson
M. Halbach
J. Helmer
John Kline
George K. Levan
P. Pram*.
Jacob Mataberger
A. 01linger
Adam Ott
Do do
Frank Price
Rhode & Maher
Samuel F. Ruppert
Do do
J. R. Ritter
Regar & Becker
J. B. alkaline
Jacob Sartorina
Charles K. Buell
Charles Shaeffer
A. B. Schwartz
Mary Space
Samuel Spoha
J. H. Stroup
P. Tinernan
• IND gelds
Simon Wilson
Wilson & Co.
William B. Yerger
North-West Ward.
D. S. Andersen
John D. Bertalotto
IL F. Berlin
G. H. beideman
James Seidler
Henry Bennethom
H. Birch & Brother
Hies R Brelstord
Lewin Brioer
B. Burkholder
Enehong & Son
J Cotterell
Do do
George Chrisman
Charles Creasman
Mrs. Edinger
David Brinentrout
William Ermentzent
A. & F. Eaterly
H. F. Felix
William S. Fisher
George Frees
William Geiger
H. B Getz & Co.
E. Gilbert
William Hagy
George Heller
Jacob Hensler
0. G. Hiester
S. Ferman
S. U. Hollenbach
Mr& Hammel
14 7 00 Shoes
14 7 00 Furniture
14 7 00 Store
14 7 04 Furniture
14 7 00 Clothing
14 7 00 Stoves
14 7 00 Drugs
14 7 00 Milliner
13 10 00 Store
14 7 tO Store
14 7 00 Feed
14 700 Store
14 700 Store
14 7 00 Paper
14 700 Clothing
14 7 00 Milliner
13 10 GO Storer
14 700 Coat
70 00 Store
11 15 00 Shoes
14 7 CO Store
14 7 00 Saddler
12 12 50 Shoes
lz JZ b 9 P,WP!
13 10 00 Clothing
14 7 00 Clothing
14 7OJ Jewelry
14 700 Store
13 10 00 Huckster
14 7 00 Store
14 700 Paper
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Drupe
14 7 00 Confectioner
14 7 00 Grocery
14 700 Stationery
14 700 Jewelry
14 700 Mill
14 700 Jewelry
14 7 00 Furniture
14 700 Store
10 70 00 Store
13 10 Oil Huckster
14 7 00 Milliner
11 15 00 Store
14 7 00 Store
14 700 Rats
14 7 00 Drags
14 700 Store
13 10 00 Store
14 roo Coal
13 10 00 Store
7Op cooper
14 7 00 Lumber
73 10 00 Store
14 7 00 Store
7 40 00 Hardware
12 12 50 Stationery
13 10 00 Huckster
14 7 00 Tobacco
14 7 00 Clothing
14 7 00 Saddler
14 700 Shoes
13 10 00 Huckster
14 7 tO Flour
14 7 00 Store
R. P. Hunter
J. Jazinieman
B. F. Halbach
Charles Kessler
Henry Resider
William Krick
Saudi Loden
N. S. Miller
C. Miller
David Reif
Samuel Nice
Rya E. Norton
Amos W. Pottaiger
J. Heiner
Francis Roland
George W. Rasa
H. Ruth
William Rhoads, jr.
William Rhoads, eon.
P. B. Shateern
iL R. Shearer
Solomon L. Snyder
E. D. Smith
J. Sanerbler
Joseph L. Richter
Strickland & Brother
Jonathan Tobias
' Samuel Wanner
Solomon Weil, agt.
Jacob Weise
Daniel Weitzel
D. H. Wenrich
George Whitaker
William R.Yelch
Butdh-Bast Ward.
Albert
B. B. Reidler
Charles Brenleer
H. W. Bergner
Peter Brady
14 700 Were
14 700 Store
14 7 00 Tobacco
14 700 Menge
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Flout
34 7 00 MUll.23er
14 7 00 Stoves
14 7 00 Milliner
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Clothing
12 12 60 Store
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Flout
74 7 00 Feed
19 700 Coal
Do do
S. IL Cramp
Charles Death, agent,
Matilda Dean
L. Dickenson
wlltiam Donahower
F. D. Fichtkorn
Adam Fox
Do a..
Gene Hein
Do dO
William S. Ball
A. Hellman
C. K. Heimann
Charles lieuniuger
William High
L. Hirsh
le IDeg llnghea
William Km.per
Amelia Koala)
Henry Koch
Lewin Kremp
A. S. Latshaw
Augustus Levee
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Shoes
13 10 00 Store
11 7 on Fnreltnre
11 7 00 Shoes
14 7 00 Store
11 700 Confectioner
, to) t.tore
11 7 00 Store
11 7 00 Leather
14 7 .0 Store
13 10 to Store
34 7 00 Store
11 7to Hats
14 700 Clothing
10 00 Huckster
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Tailor
11 7 00 Store
13 10 00 IluckAter
700 Jewelry
14 7 00 Flumber
14 12 00 Store
12 12 f:0 Store
14 7 00
14 7 Ott Furniture
11 7 00 Saddler
14 700 Confedery
li 7 CO ClothDm
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Drugs
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Flour
14 7ro Confee'ery
14 700 Coal
Isaac R, Leven
gr_ even & Moyer
rederlek Lehman
Max Link.
11 McKinney
Henry Moyer
Lewis Moll
NMI Pante
Francei Rambo
Ritter & Keiser
George P. Rowbotham
L. S. Ballade
Joseph It.. Schmncker
Amos Seidel
Bunn Bigman
'Abraham Speier
S. Stadtman
S. S. Stevens
William Wells
William Walter
Franklin Weaver
Albert L. Weitzel
MAMA WilJehifille
Jacob Young
*South- Wood Ward.
Babb & Wanner
Philip Ball
Jeremiah Seidler
P. G. Bone
Samuel Boone
William Bland
Charles Briner
William Bridegam
John Brown
B. H. Brown
O. H. Birch
R. Connard
Thomas B. Corry
William Clewell
Henry Crouse
Daniel Dillon
David E. Evans
Samuel Ermentront
J. & S. Syrich
TM de
Fleer
Samuel Frees
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Seed
14 7 00 Shoes
13 10 00 Rate
14 7 00 CO4l
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Stoves
14 7 00 Store
11 15 10 Store
11 11 00 Store
14 7 00 Leather
11 710 Coufertloner
13 10 00 Store
10 20 00 Store
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Hate
14 7 00 Clothlag
/t 7 00 Tobacco
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Mill
14 7 00 Coal
14 7 00 Store
14 7 (0 Store
11 15 00 Store
14 7 00 Leather
14 7 00 Flour
14 7 00 Coal
14 . 7 01 Broshea
14 7 00 Clothing
14 700 Clothing
12 12 50 Store
14 7 00 Clothing
14 700 Coafec'ery
14 7 00 Leather
10 20 00 Store
13 10 00 Store
8 30 00 Store
14 7 00 Flour
14 7 0) Coal
14 7 00 °Me
14 700 Clothing
12 10 (0 Huckster
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Clothing
14 7 00 Flour
14 7 00 Store
10 20 00 Hardware
14 7 00 Tobacco
14 700 Drugs
10 go 00 Hardware
14 7 00 Lumber
14 7 00 Confectioner
14 7 00 Plumber
14 7 00 Leather
14 7 00 Wore
14 7 00 Store
14 7 OD Store
13 10 00 Coal
12 12 50 Store
S 30 01 Store
14 7 00 Stoves
14 700 Dings
13 10 00 Store
14 7 00 Milliner
14 7 00 Plumbere
14 7 CO Clothing
14 7 00 Confectioner_
14 7 00 Confectioner .
14 9 00 Dia.& Shoed
14 7 00 Saddler
11 700 Jewelry
14 7 00 Jewelry
14 7 Oil Clothing
Do do
Catharine Fart*
balsa Goodfellow
A. M. Hart
A. D. Harvey
Edwin Hinder
Do do
Helms & German
A. Hen leln
Heckman & Fisher
Henry A. Doff
David Hughes
Thomas Jackson
Caleb Jones
Kauffman & Kissinger
M. Keifer & Son
Kline & Eppibimer
Pam nal Klopp
Do do
Kepis° & Lelubach
James 0. Keller
J. Kissinger
Leibrock
Joseph Levi & Co
Reuben Leightheiser
Conrad Ludwig
Lereh & Co
John Malisherger
J. R. McCurdy
John McKnight
John Milliroore
P. K. Miller
Daniel Miller
Mull & Co
Jacob Moyer
Samuel Newkirk
Henry M. Otto
Wm Peacock & Son
A. H. Peoeock
John S. Peal eon & Co
Asaph Prntzman
John IL Rasa
Israel W. Kugler
George W. Rnnyeon
Scull & lifohring
Henry Simone
George W. Souders
A. M. Souders
David R.ohnlin
Abraham Stondt
T. A. Sweeny, agent
Solomon Weida
Solomon Wilson, agent
Spruce Ward.
Philip Albright
A. F. Boas
Richard Caine
Henry Christman
14 7 00 Store
1:1 10 no Lumber
14 7 03 Store
14 7 00 Coal
14 7 00 Floor
14 7 00 Coal
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Lumber
9 2.5 00 Lumber
14 7 00 btore
14 709 Store •
13 10 00 Store
14 7 00 Store
14 7 0.1 Store
10 20 00 Lumber
7 00 Store
14 700 Store
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Feed
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Store
14 7 04 Flour
14 7 00 Coat
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 . Store
Do do
Samuel Craig
Henry Drum
A. H. & S. AL Deysher
Jacob Deyaber
Flaeberty
S. Hartman
Jackson & Newkirk
Keifer & Pon
Jahn Kerby
Joshua Kerby
J. E riblatOn
Jacob Newkirk
Henry Peace
J. id. Phillips
Do do
R. J. Rhoads
Adam Schwenk
Jacob chooffor
DO do
Thomas A. Sweeny
Adam Treat
Albany.
Jonathan Grim
Abraham D. KrlallatiV".''
Wilson M. Ki
Tool Mellor
Jeremiah Ku.'"""'
Levi H. Lenba
Daniel Levan 4
W. dc M. Levan
Charles H. Lenh
J. ts W. Moser
William S. Moor
John O'Neil
James Long
Nathan Wessner
•
John Witman
13 10 00 Huckster
13 10 00 liack.ter
14 7 00 Leather
14 7 Ott 11111
14 7 00 store
13 10 00 Huckster
14 700 Milt
CEM/11:1
14 7 00 Mill
14 7 00 Leather
14 700 Store
13 10 00 Huckster
13 10 00 Huckster
13 10 00 Huckster
Alsace.
Bellboy/ Kerper
13 10 01 Huckster
Amity.
&Alum Berkolake. 13 10 00 Huckster
Samuel Buck 14 700 Leather
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John Dry 34 700 Mlll
John Geiger 14 7CO Mill
Herman Giltems 14 7 00 Mill
Henry Meßeilly 13 10 00 Store
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
Peter Ludwig 14 700 31111
William W. Rhoads 13 10 00 Ilneketer
Solomon Rhoads 13 10 110 Huckster
Isaac G. Stotler 13 10 00 Store
Samuel Stotler 13 10 00 Store
A.S. Strasberger .14 700 Store
Jeremiah Schaeffer 13 10 tAI Huckster
Leidy Scholl 14 700 Mill
Weitzel &tumuli 14 118 04Ala
Bern.
F. G. Hain 14 7 OD Store
John L. Kauffman 14 • 700 Grain
'D W. & B. H. Letthart 13 10 00 Store
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
Levi IL Lash 13 10 90 Huckster
Bilge S. Leinbach 14 7 17.) Store
Charles Long 14 7OD Mill
Thomas Murphy 14 7OD Store
Benjamin Parvin 14 7CO Leather
James Riekenbach 14 7 00 Coal
.. .
jeseph Reber 14 700 Mill
Abraham li. Tobias 14 700 Coal
Do do 14 7 00 Lumber
Reuben Wanner 1.4 700 Store
Upper Bern.
F. A. Bailsman 13 10 00 Store
John Ketver 13 10 01
Houk
ter
John Loves 14 700 Mill
Jonathan Maehemer 13 10 60 Hocketer
Edward Moyer 14 700 Mill
B. F. Nunemacher 13 10 00 Huckster
Daniel K. Potteiger 14 7.00 Mill
Win. Neischarender 13 10 00 Huckster
N. at C. S. Schoch 14 700 Store
C. F. Rentschler l3 10 00 Store
&Vivi,
Jacob K. Boltz 13 10 00 Huckster
.1. P. Bomberger 13 10 00 Huckster
Levi Doppia 13 10 00 Huckster
JS. Hagler IS 10 00 Huckster
Elias Frantz 14 7 00 Leather
T. & J. Groff 14 7 00 Leather
John Roane 14 7 00 Store
Peter 8. Lutz 13 10 00 Huckster
J. P. Lerch & Co 13 10 00 Store
M. Miller 13 10 00 Huckster
William 11. Reber 14 7 00 Leather
G. M. F. Rick 13 10 CO Store
Mesas Wolff 13 10 00 Store
Daniel Ziegler 13 10 00 Huckster
Bow. nville.
J. F. Burkhart 14 7 00 Store
A. EL Bright 14 12 50 Store
S. K. Mindere 14 7 00 Feed
Jonathan Kline 13 10 00 Huckster
D. R.. R'ix.eig 12 12 DO Store
Klahr A Miller 12 12 00 Hucksters
Samuel Miller 13 10 00 Store
H. R. Smith 13 10 00 Huckster
Witmer'. & Conrad 14 700 Lumber
Do do 14 7 00 Coal.
Do• .
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
Bralowd,
Peter Bowman 14 700 More
Daniel Hammel 14 7 00 Store
Samuel Retbman
13 10 40 Hiickider
William Schweitzer
14 7 10 Leather
Centre.
William P. Bents 14 7 00 Store
/Whey 44 itOtt4 13 10 00 Store
Freebie!der. Mohr &Co 1 3 10 CO store
Do do 14 7 00 Grata
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
Caernarvon.
Robert A. Gilmer 14 700 Store
John P. Haws 14 700 Store
Do do 13 10 00 Huckster
John W. Kinney 14 700 Store
John P. Mast 14 7 00 Mill
J. G. & D. K. Plank 13 10 00 Store
Colebrookdale.
H. Dornewan 14 700 .Tewelryy
D. 13. Boyer 12 12 00 Store
P. Y. Brendllnger 13 10 01 Store
D. D. Meyer 14 700 Lumber
Y. Y. Breadlinger 14 700 Lumber
Clouser & Mory 14 700 Mill
Levi Fisher 14 7 00 Stoves
D. K. Bogie 14 700 Store
G. &F. Gable 13 10 00 Store
David Gable 14 7 09 mill
William R. Grim 14 7 0 0 Leather
George Landis 14 700 Leather
Samuel H. Landis 14 7 OJ Leather
John Merkel 14 700 Mill
Nicholas Johnson 14 700 Mill
Cams.
Joseph Gaul 14
Daniel Launch 14
Jonathan Miller 14
Sara Miller 14
Wm. K. Roth 14
John Y. Rhoads 14
J. Shanewan 14
James Schwartz 14
Joseph G. Huyett 14
Trout & Grim 14
Elias Tenant 13 10 00 Hackster
Dtetriet.
Samuel Landis 13 10 00 Store
HongMee
Joseph Bailey 14 700 Mill '
Jeme Bechtel 14 10 uo store
110 d 0 13 1 1 00 linelceter
John Mock 14 7 00 Leather
Earl.
Franklin Cleaver . 13 11 1 00 Huckster
Jacob K.llll/ 13 10 00 Huckster
.7. 11. Sohneffer 14 7 00 Leather
Yoram & Millegtte 13 10 00 Store
' Exeter.
.Tohn 11. Bechtel 14 7 00 MIII
James Z Oriesetner 14 7 00 01111
Samuel Haler 11 7 00 Store
.Tonee & Su rder 14 7 00 Mill
Ilerman Linderman 11 7 00 Kere
Selectee Stoner 14 7 00 Store
Daniel Snyder 14 7 OJ Store
Do cla 13 10 00 Huckster
rireennook
Wu, Bast, (out for x yr.) 1:1 10.00 Huckster
D. Feusterurscher 13 ID 03 14 imitator
E. S. Fry 14 7 00 Store
Daniel Grim • 14 700 Mill
J 10. Orlm 14 7 00 Store
beciel F. Orlin 14 1 011 Leslhee
Peter A Kline 14 7 00 Store
George Merkel 14 7 00 Still
Merkel & Kauffman 13 10 011 Store
P. C. Wanner 14 7 00 Leather
Hereford.
Wm. Baughman 14 7 CO Store
C. N. Oery 14 7 0 0 do
F. N. Gory & Brother 14 7 00 do
Hillegas & Butz 13 10 00 do
Do do 13 10 00 Hucksters
Levi Sassaman 13 10 00 do
Id K. Treichler 13 10 00 Store
Welgeer & Brother 14 7 OD Mill
Heidelberg.
John Bechtel 2$ 10 00 Onager
Samuel L. Brown 14 7 00 Mill
James D. Kern 13 10 00 Store
Samnel Shearer 14 7 00 Coal
&We/berg Lower.
Daniel B. Bucks 14 7 00 Coal
Samuel firath 13 lo 00 Huckster
Iloover & Hyrich 14 7 00 Mill
R.& F. S. Ludwig 13 10 00 More
John Saylor 14 7 00 do
Franklin Spengler 13 10 00 do
Shubert & Leinbach 14 7 00 Mill
Heidelberg North.
Ferry & Schaeffer 14 7 0) Mill
Jonathan L. Klopp 1l 10 00 Store
Abraham Krick 14 7 00 Mill
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
3. &A. Richard 14 7 00' Mill
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
Hamburg..
Jonathan Bantsch 14 7 00 Clothing
Wm. Balthaser . 14 7 00 Coal
Do do 14 700 Grain
John Beitenman 14 700 Store
E. R. Derr 14 7 00 Stoves
Henry Depher 14 7 00 do
J. A. Dietrich 14 7 00 Lumber
S. IL.Epler 14 700 Habil & Shoes
F. &Gerhard 14 1 00 Clothing .
Jacob Geiger 14 700 Coal
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
Wm. Gift 14 7 00 CoMec'ery
William Hebberley 14 7 00 Leather
C. Johnson 14 7 00 Hardware
D. S. Derr & Co 14 7 00 Store
E. & J. Hammerer 14 7 00 Leather
L. H. Moakley 14 7 00 Feed
Isaac Mandelbaum 14 7 00 Clothing
Christian Lockman 14 7 00 Feed
William J. Loebman 14 7 00 HatenShoee
H. K. Shollenberger &Co 11 10 00 Store
A. H. Seltzer 14 7 1.0 Tobacco
William D. name 13 10 Oa Store
Samuel F, Stayer 14 7 00 do
- "
C. M. Shame
Peter S. Smith
B. Sharile 14 7 00 Mill
Michael Richards 14 7 00 Leather
Rufus Wolff 14 7.00 Saddler
Tobias H. Wagner 14 700 store
jeffereon.
Hamner &Faust • 14 700 Coal
Do do 14 7 CO Lumber
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
Adam M. tempt 14 700 Leather
Joseph Miller 10 70 00 Huckster
Adam Stondt 14 - - 7 00 Grain
William Yeagley 13 10 00 Huckster
StitHeitra.
T. 8. Bieber 10 /0 00 Store
Hiram F. Bickel 14 7 00 Saddler
.1 Bieber 14 7 00 Lumber
fiberles W. Baser 14 7 00 Hata St Cape
Charles Helfrich 13 10 00 Huckster
Fisher, Hinierieltuer &Co 13 10 00 Rom
... . . .. .. .
John Koons 1.1 7 00 Stoves
Jacob Sundayl3 10 00 Store
Do do 14 7 00 Flats &Shoes
Anguatua Springer 14 700 Jewelry
Wanner & Humbert 14 7 00 Shoes
Benjamin H. Zimmerman 14 700 Saddler
Longetaamp.
Dieuer,linfr. St CO 14 700 Store
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
. ..
Do do 14 7 00 Lumber
William Geist 14 7.00 Leather
Peter H. flowerier 14 7 00 Leather
Benjamin Howerter 14 700 Coal
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
Benjamin Helldal 10 10 03 More
Loy i H. Item 14 7 00 Coal
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
Do do 14 7 00 Store
Samuel Long 14 700 Stoves
William Troller 14 7 00 Leather
Jacob Wieder 14 7 03 Store
Maidertcrech.
Joshua S. Becker 14 7 00 Store
David L. Deinly 14 7 00 do
Do do 13 10 00 Ilarkater
B. Jones 14 7 00 Coal
Jot. M. Kauffman 14 7 00 Store
lame Plank 13 10 00 do
. . ..
Wily & Hug 14 7OD Mill
George D. Weieeuer 14 700 Store
Do do 13 10 00 Marketer
Marion.
George Burkholder 14 • 700 Stoves
Augustus Burkholder 13 10 00 Store
Joke Brohtold 18 10 00 Huckster
M. Hershsperger 14 700 Mill
Klopp & Stump 14 700 Lumber
Du do 14 7 00 Coal
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
Michael Reiser 14 7 03 do
D. R. Royer & Brother 14 700 Mill
Stump & Picker 13 10 00 Store
Andrew Taylor & Sone 14 700 Coal
Prawatawny.
J. S. Grim 14 700 Leather
J. P. T. Hass 14 7 00 Store
Jacob Haak & Son 14 700 Coal
,Do do 14 700 Grain
J. S. Miller 14 7 01 Store
Schaeffer & Co 14 7 00 Coal
7 00 Mill
Do do 14 7 00 Drain
Snyder & Maurer 13 10 00 Store
.iffighlen3erg.
Daniel Baum & Son 14 7 00 Store
Do do 14 700 Coal
Adam Kocher 14 7 00 More
John Bothenberger ]4 7 00 , do
Jamb Wanner 14 7 00 do
A. O t
R ev. .
Brumbach 13 10 00 Huckster
William S. Bear 13 10 00 Store
John IL Bert°tette 13 10 00 Huckster
D. S. & B. S. Bear 14 7 00 Leather
Samuel Bushy 14 700 Shoes
David Charles 14 7 00 Stoves
D. A. 01ase 11 15 00 Store
William Glass 13 10 00 Huckster
Reuben Hassler 14 7 00 Mill
Gideon Hartman 13 10 00 Huckster
Franklin Palm 14 7 00 Mill
Christina Schaeffer 13 10 00 Huckster
Jacob B. Spang 18 10 00 Store
Henry Weidner 13 10 00 Huckster
. . .
Ontelausee.
Jonas Dauber
David Dewalt
John B. Fisher
... .. ...,
Hunter & Co 14 700 Mil
A. D. 111.mmetrelch 14 10 00 Stare
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
Leesport Iron Works 14 700 Coat
B. H. Limber! 13 10 00 Store
Jonas Shatter 14 7 00 do
.... ... .
Do do 14 700 Coal
David Schlegel la 7 oo Mut
Dan Sal Staudt 14 7 00 Lumber
Owen H. Wily 14 700 Mill
Conrad Williams 14 7 00 do
Penn.
L. X. Baßbaser 14 700 Store
D. B. Fisher 14 700 Mlll
'Do ..
do 14 7 CO Coal
Obold & Reber 13 10 to Ytore
Adam Bloods 14 700 Grain
Ftondt, Halbach &Co 14 70, drain
Do do 14 700 Coal
Whitman dcConrad 14 7 00 do
Do do 14 700 Mill
Perry.
R. S. Dnokle & Co 14 7 00 Store
Coerge B. Fisher 14 700 Stoves
S. S. Koller 13 10 00 Store
Do do 14 700 Coal
Roller & Brother 14 7 00 Grain
W. S. Holler 13 10 00 Huckster
Hammerer & Co 14 7 00 Mill
Do Je 14 7 01.1 Coal
7. aJ. H. Mohr 13 10 00 Store
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
Perry,
George B. Fisher 14 703 Lumber
Charles B. Mohr 14 7 00 00
Solomon Seidel 14 700 Leather
J. B. Seidel , 14 700 Store
..
ii.. B.S e id el l. 14 700 Feed
B. D. Wartlitft 14 700 Mill
Pike.
Levi Brown • 14 7 00 Store
D. L. GHIA° 11 10 40 do
Tamen T. Tea 13 10 00 /Waster
Rockland. . .. .
• - .
B. E Dry 14 700 Store
Kline & Boris 14 7 00 do
Jonathan 0. Kline 14 7 00 Stoves
William Knauss 14 7 00 Leather
Nathan Moyer 10 10 00 huckster
Riukinond.
Jacob Dreibelble 14 7ro Store
John K. Eck 13 10 00 Huckster
F. 3. Hunter & Bro 14 7 00 Mill
Hunter & Mayer 13 10 00 Store
William Leakier 14 7 00 do
D. Iffellot & Co 13 10 00 do
Kline & Schaeffer 13 10 00 do
Schaeffer & Co 14 7 00 Coal
Do do 14 0 0.1 Grate
Do do 1.1 7 00 Lumber
J. H. Sholleuberger 14 7Or Store
William Moll 14 700 • do
A Weldonhammar 14 7 00 do
Ructombmanor.
Reabee Faust. 13 10 00 Huckster
Chance Levan 14 700 Store
Daniel Wooten 13 ID 00 Huckster
Robeson.
Henry Beard 14 700 Store
William S. Dachman 14 7 00 do
William Deivitt 14 7 00 Stove.
Henry ti. Dina 14 700 Leather
D. J. Lincoln &Co 10 12 no Store
Do ito 14 700 Lumber
Do do 14 700 Coal
William 8. Pearce 14 7 00 Store
Dail's' Reed 14 7 00 Mill
Peter Schweitzer . 14 700 Store
Samuel Seltrit • 14 7 00 do
haste Witman 14 7 00 do
Spring.
Joseph Burger
David Oring
Henry M. Heffner
Hoffer & fleece'
Isaac Lair
Jaime Rath
7 00 Store
7 0.1 Mill
7 00 Mill
700 Mlll
7 00 store
7 00 Mill
7 00 Mill
7 00 Mill
7 00 Mill
7 OJ Loather
14 700 do
14 7 00 noes
14 700 Mill
14 7 00 Stoves
14 7 00 Lumber
13 16 00 Huckster
14 700 .omin
14 7 00 Coal
14 7 00 Mill
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Grata
William Sheeler 13 10 00 Store
Joel Winters 11 7 110 Mill
Samuel Wan I WI, 13 10 00 Huckster
Amos roman! ' 14 700 Shoes
Tolpehoreon.
I/. /lowan & Sou 1 t. 7 IM Stoves;
George Fisher 13 10 1. ,0 I I unkster
John Honstiet 14 701 Store
Isaac Knoll 13 10 00 Huckster
Light &Grolier II 7 Od Store
Moses Oxenrider 1 t 7 o 0 do
William Snyder 13 10 Ob Iltickstor
Cyrus Snyder 13 10 00 do
Daniel rethert 13 30 00 do
Jacob Shaffner 11 10 00 .01010
Levi Woll'ersbergar 13 12 00 do
TolpeJeoee.om Upper.
Jacob Long 13 10 00 Huckster
Potteiger & Tieing 11. 700 Store .
Solomon Stratis 14 7 00 do
John Weiser 14 10 00 huckster
Unin.
George R. Brinley 14 7 00 Store.
Job n Maud 11 7 00 do
Do do It 700 Coal
Amos 9 Boone 11 7 00 Store
William Detwetler 13 10 05 llucketer
Megan & Buckley 11 709 Store
James Healy 14 700 Mintier
oeorge W. Harrison 11 700 Store
Lewie Dampulan 14 7 00 do
Richard H..lones 14 7 00 do
Daniel H. Klink 14 700 Teed
Samuel Runt 14 • 700 Lumber
. .... ,
Henry Lash 13 10 00 Huckster
Daniel Nyan 11 700 100 t
Harman Umatoad 11 7 00 Store
Zerr & Son 1t 7 00 do •
Do do 33 10 00 Hucksters
Windsor.
Jacob. Halbach 14 7 00 Coal
.lames H. Lenhart 14 7 00 Mill
B. Seigel 14 7 00 do
M. A. dollen 14 700 Store
Washington.
William B. Bechtel 13 10 00 Store
D. S Bechtel 13 10 00 do
Do do 13 10 00 Huckster
William 11. Bechtel 11 7 00 Mill
Babb A Christman 14 7 00 do
. .
Henry niehl 14 7 00 Stereo
H. S. &Abaci) 13 10 00 Huckster
Adam W. Giese 13 10 00 Store
Aaron Gilbert 13 10 00 Huckster
D.
. ..
P. D. Schell 14 700 Store
W. S. Sunman 14 7 00 Mill
Jacob W. Zero 14 7 01 Store
Womeradorf.
Henry M. Clone At BM 15 10 OD Hucksters
Adam J. Deppea 14 700 Flour
Adam Filbert 14 7 00 Mlll
Elias Fidler 14 . 700 Grain
W. S. Filbert ,4 lire 11 15 DO Store
John George Gender 14 7 00 Stoves
Angola.. Koller 13 10 00 Huckster
DAM Millar 1-1 ' 700 Store
William Moore 14 700 Grain
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
Do do 14 700 Flour
William Neff 14 7 00 Coal
John H. °barley 14 7 00 do
Do do 14 7 00 Flour
J, B, &J. Smith 11 700 Lumber
Wm. dr John Geo. Seltzer 14 700 Grain
14 7 00 Coal
13 10 00 Hocaster
14 700 Mill
Do do
William Valentine
David Buck
Pursuant to an Act of Assembly, I, the undersigned Ap
praiser, appointed by the Commissioners of the County of
Berke, do hereby certify tltat, the foregoing lid Of the
Wholesale Dealers and Retailers of Foreign and American
Merchandise, comprises all those coming to my knowledge,
and that the same are classified.
Witness my hand, this 16th day of• May, 1861.
Whi. S. FILBERT. Mercantile Appraiser.
The Day of Appeal will be held at the Commissioners'
Office, In the City of Reading, on Friday, the 19th day of
June, A. D., 1803. [May 23-41.
List of Distillers, Brewers, Patent Medi.
eine Vendors, &e.
PERSONS RETURNED FOR LICENSE UN
der the act of Assembly, pawed the 10th day of April,
DM, enticed . 1 An Aet to create a Sinking Fund, and to
provide for the gradual and certain extinguishment of the
debt of the Commonwealth, to wit:
DIsTILLERS. . Class. .Rotes.
Reading—P Buehong & Son 3 $lOO
Samuel Bode 9 25
Reidelberg—T Manderbaeh & Son 5 23
Tulpehooonn—lsaac Katterman H 15
Peter Shell 11 10
Bern—Reuben Herbert 9 25
Maxatatcy—Nathan Levan g 25
Windsor—Jacob Kalbach 9 21
Spring—Samuel Wertz 9 26
BBEWEE9
Beading—Frederick Lauer 0 Co
Seidel & Co 9 25
H A Felix 9 25
Herman Floto 9 25
Peter Barhey 9 25
Hamburg—John Rothloft 9 25
lirome/adorts.sJohn Yost 11 15
PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS.
Reading—George S RowbOthaM 4 $5 09
S 8 Stevens 4 5
II W Bergner 4 5
.1' K McCurdy 4 5
J H Reser 4
R P Hunter 4 5
Harvay Birch & Brother 4 ft
Charles Eeeeler 4 5
LictuOß DEALERS.
Returned for License under the Act of Aseembly approved
the 31st day of March, 1850, entitled "An Act to Regu
late the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors."
READING: Class. Roles.
North-Rae Ward—Nieholse Beekman 9 $22 iv
John Knee 9 25
Rhode St Fisher 9 23
B Y Yoder 9 25
J Mishler & Co 7 40
F S Ruppert, (dec'd) 9 25
Spruce Weird—seam Schweca , 9 29
Keifer a /4011 9 9 5
Jackson & Newkirk 9 25
South-Rost Ward—Henry Oestreich 9 25
Keifer & Son 9 25
C W L Hoffeditz 9 25
John Brown 9 25
Jeremiah D. Bitting 9 25
North-West Ward—Tobias Barto 9 25
'case Ely 9 25.
William Rhoads, jr 9 25
Jefferson—Stoudt & Sheidy . 9 26
Kerrville—D R Kmeig 9 25
Hamburg—William Kalbach 9 25
John Sellmonan 9 • 25
Wometedorf—Sell & Sono uour 9 25
Upper Berit—C & N 8 Soho& 9 25
Kalstown—Joshua Bieber 9 25
Rockland—Benjamin E Dry 9 25
District—Samuel Landis 9 25
Washington—D H Bechtel 9 25
Colebrookdale—J & F Gable 9 25
Doced4B3—Jesse Bechtel 9 25
Ofey—reler D Griesemer 9 25
Lower Heidelberg—B & F B Ludwig 9 25
Frank Spengler 9 25
Brae/mock—Daniel Hummel 9 25
.Robeson—Henry Beard 9 25
Peter Schweitzer 9 25
Richmond—Kline Sic Schaeffer 9 25
D pielot & Co 9 25
Perry-8 S Koller 9 2.6
J B Seidel & Brother 9 25
Centre—Frannfolder, Mohr & Co 9 25
William F Bentz .9 25
Talpehoccon—John bonnet 9 25
Spring—William Sheeler 9 25
DILLIA.D TABLES.
Reading John D Mora* 8 tao
Do do 13 10
Do do • 13 10
BROKERS.
Reading—Allen Bechtel $2O
0 W Goodrich 20
Jacob Schmucker no
An appeal will ha held at the COMMEMbnere ' Office. In
the City of Reading, on Friday, the 19th day of June, 1568,
for all who may feel themselves aggrieved by the foregoing
appraleement and classification.
May 22-4tj WM. S. FILBERT, Mercantile Appraiser.
Hucketara residing in Olvor counties and trading
In Berke t
Lehigh—B K Brobet 10 $2O
Montgomery—Henry Bellotette 10 20
Jacob C Laver 10 20
Samuel Lever 10 20
Edward Miller 10 20
Jonathan Hoch ID 20
Philip Rosbow 10 20
Michael Shively 10 20
Samuel Weand . 10 20
Cheater—Mattbias Huber 10 20
. ..
Andrew Lawrence 10 20
Jacob Hiller • 10 20
' Frank Overderfer 10 2(1
Samuel Tyson 20 20
Lancaster—Philip Hartman 10 20
WM. S. FILBERT, Mercantile Appraiser
OLD ESTABLISHED
WS 0 Mg X=. X "1" AL 7... ,
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On the French System. Quiek Cures and Low Prices.
20,000 Patients Cured Annually.
DR. TELLER CONTINUES TO BE CONFl
denttally and successfally consulted on all forms of
private diseases at hie old established. Hospital, No.
Beaver street, Albany, New-York. Twenty years devoted.
to this one particular branch of practice, enables him to
perform cures such as no other physician can; and his
facilities are such. (being In correspondence with the most
celebrated physicians of the Old World) of obtaining. the
Baled as wall as the latest remedies for these diseases. of
fer inducements to the unfortunate of a quick and rapid
cure, to be obtained at no other office in America.
In syphilis, gouorrbma. gleet, strictures, enlargement of
the testicles and spermacetic cords, hobo, ulcerated throat,
sore throat, tender shin bones, cutaneous eruptions, biles,
ulcers, abscesses, and all other impurities of the system.
are perfectly under control of the Doctor's medicines, and
Dave been tested in more than 10,000 eases annually with
Immense success.
. .
YOUNG MEN addicted to secret !titbits, who have im
paired their health and destroyed the vigor of their mlnda,
thus depriving themselves of the pleasures of married life,
are notified that in consulting Dr. J. Teller, they will find
a friend to console and a physician who has cared thou
sands, in almost every part of the United [Mateo, who ap
plied to Dr. T. broken down in health, now rejoice in all
that makes life desirable and man happy. The reader in
of course•aware that the delicacy of the subject will pre
vent a more minute description of this terrible disease.
DR. TELLER'S GREAT WOEX.—A book for everybody.
Startling disolosuree. Dr. Teller's great work for the mar
ried and those contemplating marriage...2oo pages—full of
plates—price 25 cents. gent to all parte, under Real, by
mail, poet paid. The single married and the married
happy. A lecture on Love, or bow to choose a partner—
s complete work on midwifery. It contains hundreds of
secrets never before published. Warranted to be worth
three,times the amount asked for It. 20 cents, In specie or
Wind stamps. enclosed, will SAMS a copy by return
mail. Dr. Teller bee devoted a life time to the cure of
those diseases of which his book treats.
TO THE LADIES.—Dr. J. Teller still retains the only
Agency in America for the sale of Dr. Vichci's Italian Fe
male Monthly Pills. The sale of more than 20,00) boxes
establishes their reputation se a Female Remedy, mm
preened, and far In advance of every other medicine for
stoppages, irregularities, and other oboarnelions in females.
GairrlON.—Married ladles, in certain delicate situations
should avoid their use. For reason. see directions which
accompany each package, for the guidance of patients.—
Oa the receipt of $l, (the price per box) these pins will be
sent, by mail er express, to any part of the world, secure
from curiosity or damage. Office bourn from 0 A. m.
to 8 P. M.; and on Sunday from 2 to SP.M.
N. R.—Persons at a distance can be cured at home, by
addressing a letter to .1. Teller, enclosing a remittance.—
Medicines securely packed from observation, sent to any
part of the world. All cases warranted. No charge for
advice. No students or boys employed. Notice this—ad..
drums alt letters to J. TELLER, M.D.,
May WV] ATe. ramor Woe% Albsay, kit Y,
JAMESON'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
IE
Corner of Sixth and Penn Streets,
READING, PA.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED AND WELL KNOWN CLOTH
ING HOUSE is better prepared now to hold out great inducements to buyers than
at any previous time, as our stock of
MEN'S CLOTHING & DRESS GOODS,
Is much larger and better than ever before, the bulk of which has been bought before the
late great rise in prices.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
In great variety, of all sizes, prices and qualities. The long experience of this House
in this branch has enabled us to get up all the different proportions and sizes to fit boys of
all ago, to which we invite particular attention,
March 28, 1863—tf]
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Steam Grist Mill and Wharf
Property In the City of Reading.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
Saturday, the 6th day of June. 1863, at 1 o'clock,
at the Packerack Hotel, near the Lancaster Bridge,
a.n the sold City, All that certain well known MILL
and WHARF PROPERTY, owned by George IL Frill
and Solomon Ltiahalser, eltuate at the cotAttelide Of
Third and Dingman streets and the Schuylkill Canal.
The Mill Building is fonr-stories high on Canal, and three.
stories on Third street, well and substantially built of
brick and atone, with 5 run of stones, 4 of which are
French Burr; Smut Machine, with the modern improve
ments. A first-ease 50 borne power Engine with 3 boilers
30 fed long, 34 inches diameter, Engine and Bollerhoure,
a two-story Ware-bonne, frame Cooper Shop, frame Salt
House. The Mill building is 40 by CO feet, the machinery
nearly new and in excellent order. Also, the Wharf pro-
perty with complete arrangements for loading and un
loading Coal and Merchandize, with machinery, connected
with the Steam Engine, Coal Office and Weigh Settles, 250
feet of coal Shedding, large Stable built of stone and frame.
The Mill and Wharf Property 6.4 n be divided and may
be sold separately to suit purchasers, by
DAVID hfcENIO AT,
May E-61] Commercial Broker.
FIRST CLASS HOTEL
AT PRIVATE SALE.
ALL THAT ELEGANTLY BUILT FOUR-
Story BRICK PUBLIC HOUSE, known an "Daniel
ousurn'ii Golden Swan Hotel," situate at the corner of
un and Fourth Streets, in the city of Rending,
Pennsylvania, le offered at Private Bak Let CO fret
front on Penn street, and 270 feet deep on Fourth
street. The Hotel is modern built, very eubstanlial and
lately erected. The building is 60 feet front, by 125 feet
deep, with - a large two.etory back building. Bath-rooms
With hot and cold water; water-closets on each Door. The
whole house is comfortably heated by steam apparatmi,
with the Meet improvements. Each room can be heated
separately, if desired. Convenient wash kitchen and
steam drying closet. Four store rooms on first Hoer, one
on Penn street, and three on Fourth street. Stone arches
under the entire pavement, with a good Well of Water in
one of them; Ice House and Store [louse. A spacious and
elegant Saloon in, the fourth story of the building, with
convenient ante•roome, now occupied by the Masonic
Lodges.
Large Frame Stabling, Carriage House and open Sheds.
This property offers a desirable investment for capital
ists, as it will moderately command a rental of 142,500.
Terms wade easy to suit purchasers. Far farther particu
lars enquire of DAVID licK ig IC KT,
May 2-tfl Commercial Broker, Beading.
Public Sale of Valuable Property.
ABEAUTIFUL PROPERTY NOW OCCUPI
ED as a flourishing Ssminary, near Kutztown, Berk.
county, Pe., will be cold to the htwite,i h',ifier. cm the Prii
rn Nos, pa Saturday, the 13th of ISC3, at 1 o'clock.
P. M. The property cousiscs acre. of good lead,
amnre. or .ests. n It: roe-vb./J. BRICK DWELLING,
Brick Kitchen, one-story Brick House, a large Barn,
Orchard, Vineyard, large Garden, Fruits of all kinds.
good Water, healthful location, Sic. The property will
snit for a private residence or a I.IIOH SCHOOL. Condi
tions easy, and will be made known on the day of sale, by
J. S. REI MAN, Proprlecur,
Kutztown, Pa., May 2, 1261-61
REMOVAL.
HENRY GROUSE,
HAS REMOVED HIS
Wholesale Fancy Dry Goods and
Notion Store,
TO No. 16, WEST PENN SQUARE, READING, PA.,
ADJOINING JOHN S. PEARSON & 00'S.,
where he offers to the trade and retail ctuttomere, the
largest and most desirable assortment of goods in his tine
ever brought to this city. His stock consiete in part of
Hosiery and Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Tailors' Trimmings,
Perfumery and Fancy Soaps; Jewelry, Combs, Pins,
Needles, Thread, Sewing Silks, &c., Shoe Findings, Drags,
Stationery, Catiery, and a great variety of Miscellaneous
dritelee and Noisooo 166 tinfeekeelit to mention.
Conntry Merchants, Peale., Milliners and others
supplied by wholesale at the lowest city prices for Cash.
May 2,1863.
Reapers and Mowers.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAYING TAKEN THE
Agency for
Dodge, Stevenson & Co's., Celebrated
Ohio Combined Reaper and Mower
(BALL'S PATENT.) •
With or withont Self , Raking attached, also for their
SINGLE MOWER, takes pleasure in announcing to those
in want of such Machines for the present coming harreet,
that these machines have been tested for years, and are
warranted to work well in grain or grass, and are made
in the moat durable manner, no that they are easily kept
id good working corder, Orders by letter will be attended
to by addressing me at Reading. The Machine can be seen
and orders given at S. Herman's Seed. and Implement
Store, opposite the Post Otllce.
Those in want of Machines will do well to order early,
as the large demand this season may exhaust the supply
before the harvest is commenced.
April IS-2mo) G. 1. WILLSON, Reading, Pa.
P. B.—a few active pennona wanted in different pails of
the county to take orders and start Machines. None need
apply but those accustomed to working Reapers and
blowers.
$lO IX
ALL DM - CHARGED SOLDIERS WHO HAVE
been wounded in battle. are now entitled to ONE
DRED DOLLARS BOUNTY, the same as If they bad
served for two yearn. Apply immediately in person or by
letter, at the
Alltildir AND NAVIT
INFORMATION and COLLECTION OFFICE of the sub
scriber, and your claims will be promptly collected.
E. H. SHEARER, Attorney at Law
And Bounty and Pension Agent, Court Street, Reading.
March 7, 18th-if
Estate of Benjamin Ziegler, late of Maxa
tawny township, Berks county, deed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LET
TERS of Adnauistration to the Estate of Benjamin
alegiar, late of Maxatawny folmehip, Berke county, a
mused, have been granted to the subecriber, residing in
Welsenberg, Lehigh county. All persona indebted to said
*Ante, are requested to make payment without delay, and
all having claims against the same, will present them,
properly authenticated, for settlement.
May 2—Se] JOSHUA SEIBERLING, Administrator.
Sur Estate of Jacob Zerbe, sen.. dec'd.
OTIOE IS 'HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN
N
inquiaition or valuation of the Real Estate late of
Jacob Zerbe, see., of the township of Breeknock, in the
county of Berke, deceased, will be held on Tuesday, the
goth day of May, A. D., 1863, at 10 o'clock, A. on the
premises la said township of Breakneck-, Berke donfity,
when and where all persona interested may attend if they
think proper.
ABRAHAM R. MENLO, Sherif f .
Sheriff's Office, Reading, May 2, 1863-41
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LEBANON VALLEY INSTITUTE,
ANNYILLF., LTEnANox COUNTY, PA.
ASELECT BOARDING SCHOOL.—COURSE
of Instruction tbororrgh and complete—number of
Boarder* limited. Vacations in September and October.
Expeneeo per quarter $35. For Circulars and information,
address.
March 7-tf] W. J. ET titislDE, nnville,
FARMERS' BANK OF READING.
MAY 5, 1863.
PHE FARMERS' BANK OF READING HAVE
this day declared a Dividend of 4 .per cent., clear of
State and United States taxes, payable on demand.
May 41-3t] H. H. 11.13HLENBERG, Cashier.
UNION BANK OP READING.
ERADINO, PA., May 6, 1863.
ripHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
I this day declared a Dividend of 4 per cent, clear of
all Taxes, payable on demand.
May 9-31] C. B. McKNIGHT, Cashier.
SUGARS. -WHITE AND BROWN SUGARS,
for sale by the barrel or pound, at
May 16J
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
P v URSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE OR
PHANS' COURT of Berke oonnty, will be sold at pub-
I c endne, on Tuesday, the 26th day of May, A. D., 1863,
at the public house of James Yeager, In North Fifth street,
in the city of Reading, Berke county, the following de
jecribed Real Rotate, to wit : All that certain HOUSE
l and lot of ground, linnets on the west aide of North
Fifth street, (above Elm etreetJ In the city of Reading,
bounded on the North by property of Adam Rah.' on 11 . 0
East by Fifth street, on the South by property of George
Rreembr, and on the West by a 20 feet alley; containing
in depth 230 feet, more nr less, and in front 20 feet, more
or lees. Late the property of Susan Maurer, deceased.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, when
due attendance will be given, and the terms of sale made
known by AARON MULL, Trustee.
fly order of the Cettrt.—Dannu. Hann, Clerk.
May 9,1863-3 t
Estate of John Leader, late of NM
jenbell township, Berks county,
deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LET
tem of Administration on the estate of John Leader,
late of Efuhlenberg towaship, Berke comity, deceased,
have been granted to Wm, H. Livingood, of the City of
Reading, bounty aforesaid ; all persons having claims or
demands Intact the estate of the said deceased, are re.
quested to make them known to the said administrator
without delay, and those indebted to the estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment.
April 26-It] WM. H. LIVINOOOD, Administrator.
Eatate of Henry H. Schmeok, late of the
City of Reading, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LET
TERS of Administration to the Estate of Henry H.
Schmeck, late of the City of Reading, Berks county, de
ceseed, have beengranted to the subscriber, residing in the
same city, All persons indebted to old 9State, are re
quested to make payment without delay, and all having
Claims against the same, will, present them, properly au
thenticated, for settlement.
Nay 9-Ste] EDWARD SOMME, Administrator.
Estate of Jacob Reifsn3rder, late of thb
Borough of Womelsdorf, Scrim county,
deceased.
'WHEREAS, LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
to the Estate of Jacob Ecitmyder, late of the borough
of Womelsdorf, /Jerks county, deceased; have been granted
by the Resister of said county, to the subscriber, molding
in the city or Reading ; notice is hereby given to all per
mans indebted to (mid agate. to make payment without
delay, end to all having claims against the same of any
kind whatsoever, to preeent them, properly authenticated,
for settlement.
April 2.5-6tl DAVIS) 1 ThErETNYDER, Executor
fIN AND AFTM JULY Ist., 1808, TfiE fitt
vilege of converting the present lane of LEGAL
TENDER NOTES INTO THE NATIONAL SIX PER CENT.
LOAN (commonly called "Five• Twenties") will cease.
All who wish to invest in the Five-Twenty Loan mast,
therefore, apply before the Ist of JULY neat.
JAY COONS, Subscription Agent,
No. 114 loath Third. Street, Phila.
April 11-21n3
SPRING GOODS
REDUCED PRICES.
WE HAVE NOW OPEN A HANDSOME AS
• SORTMENT OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS
ALM' 01....2=1 1 3. 19L1C.E.151.
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
HOOP SKIRTS
Of the best makes, in Quaker and other styles,
very cheap ; and
Vlerfs and Boys' Wear
Of every description, which we are also offering
at a reduction.
Public Respectfully Invited.
3i. KIEFFER & SON,
ipril 25] N 0.154, COME."' of Fifth and gpiNibeSktaef&
PEACOCK'S
COAL AND WOOD YARD,
Corner of Second and Franklin Streets,
READING, PA.
WILLIAM PEACOCK & SON RESPECT
fuIIy Inform their numerous old customers and the
public generally, that they continue to keep on hand a
heavy Mock of Broken, Egg, Hat, Stove and Limalmrners'
COAL from the best Mines, which they will mil in large or
email quantities, at the lowest market primal. Also, BITD
HINOUS COAL of superior quality, and Hickory and. Oak
WOOD, by the cord or otherwise.
ADP All orders faithfully attended to, and Fuel deliver
ed promptly to tiny part of the city, without extra. charge.
April 25, 11362-3rno
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,
AGRADUATE OF THE ECLECTIC MEDI
cal College Philadelphia, offers hie professional ear
vices to the citizens of Hamburg and vicinity. Painful
Serena' operations, snob no getting Brash and Diatotaled
Limbo, Amputations, Cutting Cancers, 'remora, &c., will
be performed under the influence of Biker, at the consent
of the patient.
M 7 2, Office at bis residence in Main street, Hamburg, Pa
may 9,1863-1 t
To Physicians and the Public:
THE UNDESSIGNED HAVE JUST RECEIV
ed the largest and most complete assortment of
T.N USSES,
FEMALE 811APORTRIM,
SHOULDER BRACES, ac.,
ever brought to this city. Trusses applied and warranted
to give satisfaction.
12r Prices range from 31 to 326.
.HARVEY BIRCH & BRO.,
May 9-319.] No. 63 West Penn Street, above Third.
$6O A MONTH!—We want Agents at $6O a
month, expenses paid, to sell our Biferlasting
Pencils, Oriental Burners, and thirteen other new, metal
and carious articles. Fifteen cireularssentfres. Address,
May 9-3m] SHAW & CLARK, Biddeford, Maths.
FOR OLD COPPER, BRASS, PEWTER, LEAD
and ZINC, at bonglan & Connard's Machine Shop and
Brass Foundry, Corner of Sixth and Chestnut Streets,
Reading. [April IS-St
MONEY WANTED !
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. APPLY TO
JACOB C. SCHOBNER,
Commercial Broker.
[March 28
office—Court street.
PERUVIAN GUANO, UAW BONES, •
Phosphate, Ground Raw Bones,
Jordan's Phosphate of Lime, Land Plaster,
Clover and Timothy Seed, Poudrette, lit barrels,
Rhodes's Soper-Phospate,
Together With a large assortment of Augers at reduced
Wean. Poe sale by
May 2-3 LI
APPLY TO
Offlae—Coart street.
$7 ,5 A MONTH !—I want to hire Agents in
every comity at $76 a month, expenses paid, to
sell my new cheap Family Sewing hfaehinee. Address,
play EI-3m] p . XS.D.ISOM p Alfred, Maine.
PEOCOCK'S,
4Q Oputh Firth fitroilt,
JAMESON & Co.
NOTICE.
.454 a NOTICE.
lON
G. M. MILLER, M. D
OUR PAID
TO FARMERS !
J. L. STICIETER,
Penn and Fifth Streets.
MONEY TO LOAN
JACOB C. SCHOMER,
Commercial Broker
[march 28
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