Swart-Swivels. IncoMitvw`frrtiVl7o How lovely nature In splendor shines! How leaps the sunlight O'er smiling vines! Now buds are bursting From every limb: In field and thicket, Sweet voices brew. Our happy spirits O'erflow with bliss: Hail! earth and sunlight! What joy is this I Eiriormrxo A .TAciress.—.lloTer's "Drawer" contains this "enrolling" anecdote: R. The enrolling officer of Salisbury District, Maryland, was very active and thorough in the performance of his duty. One day he went to the house of a countryman, and finding none of the male members of the family at home, made inquiry of an old woman, the'number and age of the "males" of thermally_ Atter naming sev— eral, tke old lady stopped. "Is there no one else 1" asked the officer. "No !" replied the woman, "none except Dilly Bray." "Billy Dray! where in be?" "He was at the barn a moment ago," said the old lady. Out went the efllenr, but mold not see the man. Coming back, the worthy officer question ed the old lady as to the age of Billy, and went away, after enrolling hie name among those to be drafted. Time of the drafting came, and one of those on whom the lot fell was Billy Dray. No one knew him. Where did be live? The of ficer who enrolled him was called on to produce him, and, /o, behold, Billy Bray was a jackass ! and stands now on the list of drafted men as forming one of the quota of Maryland. oar Ma. MOFTI3OIIIII,Ia, recently editor of the Vitkaburg IRO, tells a good etory of the land lord of a hotel at Holly Springs, Miss. It was a large, fashionable hotel, and the landlord was a pompons man, with a huge oorporbaity, and a ruffled Shirt bitting!, Printed bills of fare were provided, yet the landlord stood at the head of the table, at dinner, and in a loud voice read off the list of articles in a rhyming way : "Here's boiled ham, and raspberry jam; baked potatoes, and coati tomatoes; turnips smashed, and squishes aguashed,' and so on. Mr. M. asked him afterward, why he read it aloud when print ed copies were on the table. "Force of habit," replied the landlord; "got so used to it I can't help it. You see I commenced busindes down here at Jackson" (the Capital of Mississippi) "and most all the Legislature boarded with me. There wasn't a man of 'em could read, so I had to road the bill of fare to 'em." Or AUNT E. was trying to persuade tittle Eddy to retire at sundown : " You see, my dear, how the ifttle chfckengigo to roost at that "Yea, aunty," replied Eddy, "but the old hens always go with them." 11lir AN OLD BeOUNLQD geologist • was once hoisting that every, rock was as feniilibr to him as the alphabet. A lady who was present de clared that she knew of a rock of which he was ignorant. "Name it," said Cyclops, in a rage " It is , rock the cradle," replied the lady. SALE OF LAND. 2400,000 AM= P.A.ll.lff. LAND 08 THI! ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY. WEhL SHOWN THAT THIS COM— poi, in the few years Since the construction of the - s has seta e lame number of Farms to settlers, who, mostly in a short time, enjoyed a degree of pros perity, which is sufficient evidence ofte quality of the soil, and the &AU , ties -for • disposing ts Produce- The numerous villages Which have sprung up in this short UAW also indicate the abundant resources of the country. The laidisilett 'Pliant= SOIL, open thickly wooded. Waealand man generally be purebseen at short distances and low ptices—soMetietee of the Company. The various kinds of grain are ancesirefnlly cultivated. Fruit, Orates, dc., grow tepidly, and yield abundantly and of 'superior quality. • The fruit market is - probably the beet In the Wert For the raising of Cattle there it no better country to be found. Considering the infancy of the settlements, The mulf half aheirlyberni none fer Scheel.. CoMpixy offer' to Settlers great advantages. The land is sold—Wood or Prairle,—at from $6 to $l2 per acre, according to its distance from the Railroad. At the time of purchase, only the interest of the purchase money is re quired. Pot the S first years, likewise only the interest. At the end of the fourth year and the three following, each entrqiiixterof - tbe cartel ithus after the expiration of esnenlearirthe whole - amount is paid. On cash pay. meets a liberal discount is allowed. Purchneers are ex empt from taxes on the land for seven years. Aar The undersigned has been appointed agent, and havingpersonally examined the land, is able to give exact Informathat Alt communications te be addreeecod to JOHN StfPl4C ll , agent, Readilig Y. 0., Berke county, lb. Ranh 21-If] Desirable City Lots For Sale. THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS AT PRIVATE Bale at moderate rates, ve Bnihilng Lots on North Ninth Nfeei, Five Building Lots on the wen aide of Nose alley, East of Ninth street. Three Building Lots au the west aide of North Tenth ■truer, eardlronrtetin Building Lott on the east side of Moss alley. The ainditions wM Unlade easy to purchasers, the pro- FlBlNdlitang willing to leave two-thirds of the purchase money stand on the premises, if secured by Bend and Mortgage, andellompayment to be made In Installments of 10, 20 and Dollar* until - tbe Whole debt is paid, provided that one-third of the purchase money is paid on delivery of. the Deed. Tidal' a rare Chance-for Laborers and Mechanics to se ergo homes, as the lota are In the neighborhood of the Steam Forge awl Industrial Works; and sell Is understood that all the Depota of the Junction Railroads will be pat up near the property nr Plans of the Lots maybe seen at my olllce, or that of Omer Wagner, Esq., Court street. , FREDERICK LAUER. ',IL 7: ; "OM _ , ' • • - TWO ONE AND T :1: EE-QUART.En BTO - BRICK: DWELLING HOUSES, and a one .and dtoryIRAMRDWELLISO HOUSE, ad joining each other, situate on the West aide of Plum alley, between Penn and Yranklin streets, in thecity of Reading, bonded on the Hare by este alley, and on the Weill by other property of Second MOWN Eitternted Church. Each of the lots upon which acid houses are built, extends is front on said alley gßeen feet,- Forth and South, and will be sold eighty feet In depth ,Sast. and West. Poweseton given on theist of October next. , -*Por terms and further Information, apply to the undersigned. 080. K. LEVAN. Penn St., near Eighth, 11111121 B. BICHTRL. Court street., C. W. 1... TIOPPIPPI2, Penn St., below Plough and Harrow Hotel, Tradeee of Second German Reformed Church. Xamli SI-11. Valuable Lots for Sale , Otiihe - Eilet Sidi of North Eighth Street,batoeen McManus's Iron Works and the Steam Forge. , . THE lINDEESIGNED OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE, on moderato terms, tt Building Lots, 22 feet 2 inches front, by lee fat deep to a 10feel:alley. Also four Lots 20 by 100 feet, fronting on Cedar Alley.-• A good title, AIM from ifeambraneaN.will be aeured- to th e parchment. „ , A. Et. wain, AB RAH KUPER. Ineebe of A. G. Green, Court Street, where a draft of the property an be seen. , 'April It -tt Estate of, Otimhen. Lenge!. .doceased. WHEREAI3, LETTERS OF ADMUOSTILA MON de bones son et cum testament° annex°, to the edge of Stepan Lenge', late of Heidelberg tOwnehip, Berlastoenty, deceased, haee heimegranted to the„ . taibeeri• antredl,peremis indebted to said estate, are requested to eke Immediatepayment, end those baying claims against paw willpremit them dulg antbentiented for settle skint, to atiCtiotti. ZdiNditt, North Heidelberg, Adiablatrator de boats non et cum testament° annono. Aprll26, 1868-6 t of Irelk ii.lllllllllglll, Seii idebnager and imelrantith, 41,!tair4litai-AIIiDWELL-KNOwN -e mr d,-itherildwye : SEtUr street, near the Court nse, Besdlng, x e r. aa d ‘ row lejmns repaulna done at short notites.v g, 7,, 4 „ ' March 23-13 mo astrdiii giad,a2outarilleoll , l4 "IGMESH , IGARDOEN ,A 1 4D :RLOWSR SEEDS .J from Slam ftbaktee,Bloise k Co.,.SometsrS, Jobb, OM. sM Rabbi's; & Co. For Ws at PSOCOCK'S. AP& - • 0 South FM Street. £) 1 FLOWERPOTS, AT TEEE OLRTAIL 4.ll‘nkr oot 441 Wm RHOADS, Jr. 110LOGNA BAUSAGES.—FOR SALE AT •Yrn4/ 40 South NM Mot Watches, Jewelry andlliamonds. I . LEWIS LAXIOSICIIK & 802 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, 1)11411ATE ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE fa Stock of Gold oad Siivyr Watches, liftable for Ladies, Gentlemen and Boys' wear. Some of our own importattop, extra fine quality. Our assortment or Jewelry consists of the moat fashion able and rich designs ; as also the plainer and lees ex. pensive. Silver Spoons, Forks, Pie, Cake and Fruit Knives; also, a large variety of fancy Silver Ware, suitable lot Bridal Presents. We have also en band a most splendid assortment of DIAMOND JEWELRY of all kinds, to which We invite especial attention. Our prices will be found considerably leas than the same articles are usually sold for. IrrAll kinds of Watches repaired in the very beet man ner and warranted to give satisfaction. WEDDING KINGS on hand and made to order. Call or address LEWIS LADOIIIIS .k CO., April IS-3mo] SE 102 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. P. S.—The highest Cash prices paid for Old Gold and Silver. All orders from the country will receive especial attention. BLINDS & SITADES. P J. WILLIAMS, No. 16 NORTH SIXTH Aji. Street, Philadelphia, Manufacturer of VENZITLON BLINDS AND WINDOW SNADIS. Aar The largest and finest assortment in the city. at th lowest prices. 'Made Painted nail Trimmedna eelto new Store Shades made and lettered. [April 4-2 m. COAL 0111 COAL Ordi 11 MI (100 D BURNING COAL OIL, AT 10 GENTS ljr a quart, at GEO. LERCH CO'S, Corner of Fifth and Penn Bonare, next door 10 Borbon'e Mansion House. Feb 7 E F 4'} 1 X4;14 'A ;~.~ Of Foreign & Domestic Merchandize, DEW/REED BY THE APPRAISER OF THE IA) City of Reading and the eeyeral Terr..hir , and Boroughs of the County of Bergs, for the year 1803, accord ing to an act amendatory of the License Law of this State. Summit 5. That it shall be the duty of every City and County.Treasurpr to sue for the recovery of all Licenses duly reformed to him by the Mercantile Appraiser, if not paid on or before the Ist day of July in each and every year, within ten days after that date, and said Treasurer seal/ not be alsotargell ftom any such License unless he !miens suit to recover the same within said date, and prem. see the same to judgment and execution, as soon thereafter as practtcable. 14th Class pays i 7 00 9th Class pays 520 00 13th " " 10 00 I Bth " 30 00 12th " 12 501 7th. 90 OD 11th " " 10 1 ,10 Sib " " 50 00 10th 70 00 oth " " 40 00 READING—North-East Ward. - Clam. , Rafe. Occupation. Bard & Reber B Vie 00 Hardware Bernhard & Hoch 13 10 00 Feed • Adam Bertrand 14 7 00 Hate Jan Beaker - 14 -7 09 010T0 George B.hringer . 14 700 Jewelry J. F. Boyer 14 700 Store S. Breyfogel 14 700 Floor N. Broesman 14 7 00 Store 3.0. Brown 413 10 00 Hats . .. . . . . 8. Breyfogel 34 700 Coal George Christman 14 700 Store William P. Dickinson 14 700 Plumber B. Dreifooe 14 70) Store Samuel Donahower 14' 700 Saddler B. Engler 14 700 Shoes John Eshelman 14 7 Oft Flour Mary Filbert 14 700 Store • George Frill 4 6,, 14 700 1801 Do do ' --,,, -... ,14, 77 700 Coal Forth 51 Elnztelu `': `'';', - 'll3' 10 no Clothing Thomas Gabel . 14. , 700 - Tobacco J. 0. Geissler - 14. .. 7 413 Stoves N. T. Geho l4 700 • Shoes George Lehman ` 13 10 014, Huckster Jacob Gerhard 14 7 or — Store V. Osaeff '.. 13 10 00 Huckster Godfrey Graf 14.. . 7 00 , Gilder J. M. &G. W. Hants,* 14' , ' 740 Tobacco Hafer & Brother 14 700 ' Tailors LW. Harper . 14 700 Books • Samuel Hechler 13 ~ 10 00 Books H. Heckman • 13 „ 10 00 Store F_ P. Heller 14 700 Jewelry Joseph S. Roper 13 10 00 Store A. Hoffman 14 TOO Store Jameson & Co. 10 20 00 Clothing Thomas Jackson 14 700 Coal H. Halbach 14 7 Oif Confectioner J. Helmer 13 10 00 Huckster Jobe Kline 13 10 on Store George E. Levan 12 12 50 Store P. Manama 14 700 Clothing Jacob hialsberger 14 a 7.00 Store J. 011inger 14 7 00 do Adam Ott 34 700 do Do do 14 700 Flour Frank Price 14 700 Store Rhode &Flatter 12 10110 do Samuel Y. Ruppert 19 70 40 do Do do 13 10 00 Huckster 3. R. Ritter 14 700 Furniture Jigger & Becker 14 7CO Clothing J. B. Rixotize 14 700 * do Jacob Sartorins ,14 700 Tobacco Charles H. Snell 1.4. 700 Stoves Charles Shaeffer 14 7 110 Milliner A. H. Schwartz 13 10 00 Store Mary Spans 14 700 Milliner Samuel-Strobe 14 700 Feed .1. H. Stroup ;4 700 Leather P. Tinsman 14 7 00 Lumber Wm 0. Von Nelda 13 10 00 Leather Shnoo Wilsen ' 14 7 OD Clothing Wilson & Co. 14 7 00 Clothing William B. Forger 14 700 Furniture Nora, West Ward. D. B. Anderson 14 7 00 Shoes John D. Dertolette 14 7 00 Furniture li, F, Berlin •- 14 7OD Store D. H. &Memel( 14 7 0.3 Furniture James Beidler 14 700 Clothing Henry Bennethum 14 700 Stoves H. Birch & Brother 14 700 Drage Miss E. Breisford 14 7 00 Milliner Lewis Briner 13 10 00 Store B. Burkholder 14 7 00 Store Baabong &Hon 14 700 7 , 01 J. N. Cotterell 14 700 Store Do ao 14 700 Store George Chriunan 14 700 Paper Charles Creasman 14 700 Clothing Mos. Edinger 14 700 Milliner David Ermentrout 13 10 03 Store William Ermentrout 14 79J Coal A. &F. &forty 33 10 00 Store H. F. Felix 11 15 00 Shoes William S. Fisher 14 7 eo Store George Frees 14 700 Saddler William Geiger. 12 12 50 Shoes MAI Geta & Co. 12 12 91 Store B. W. Gilbert 13 10 0,3 Clothing William Hagy 14• 100 Clothing George Heller 14 703 Jewelry Jacob Hessler 14 7 00 Store G. 0. Blamer 13 10 00 Huckster S. Herman 14 7 00 Store S. IT. Hellenbach 14 7 00 Paper Mee. Mammal 14 700 Store R. P. Hunter 0, • 14 700 Drugs J. Jannieman 14 7 00 * Confectioner B. F. Ralbach 14 7 00 Grocery CharleaHessier 14 700 Stationery Henry tender 14 700 Jewelry William Krick 14 7 00 Mill Jam* Lads 14 7OO Jewelry R. 8. Miller 14 700 Furniture C. Miller 14 7 00 Store David Neff JO 00 00 More Samuel Nice 13 10 OD Huckster Mrs. S. Norton 14 703 Milliner Amos W. Pottedger 21 15 00 Store J. Reiner '" 14 7 00 Store Francis Roland 14 700 Hata George W. linedi 14 700 Drop • H. Ruth 14 , 700 Store William Rhoads, jr. 13 10 00 Store William Rhoads, men. 34 700 Coal F. B. Shatters 12 10 00 Store I H. B. Shearer 14 7 00 Cooper Solomon L. Snyder . 14 ' 700 Lumber B. D. Smith • . 13 10 00 Store J. Sane/der 14 7 00 Store Joseph L. Stichter 7 40 00 Hardware Strickland & Brother 12 12 50 Stationery Jonathan Tobias 13 10 00 Huckster Samnel - Wanner • 14 700 Tobacco Solomon Well; agt. 14 700 Clothing I Jasset. Welea 14 7 00 Saddler Daniel Weitzel 147 00 Shoes ri D. H. Weneh 13 . 10 00 Huckster George Whitaker 14 700 Flour William 14.Yeich 14 700 Store liouth•Eart Ward. Albert Auman, 34 700 Store S. B. Seidler 14 7( 0 *pre Charles Brenleer 14 7 00 Tobacco H. W. Bergner 14 700 Drugs Peter Brady 14 700 Store Do do 14 700 Flour 13:1I. Crump 14 700 Milliner Charles Sarah, agent, 14 700 Stoves Matilda Peas 14 700 Milliner L. Dlckenson 14 700 014.50 William Donahower 13 10 00 Clothing F. B. Flehthern 12 12 50 Store Adam Fox 14 700 Store Do do t 14 700 . Flour George Ilsin ' 14 7 00 Feed Do do 14 7 00 Coat William FL - Hall • 14 700 Store A. Heilman 14 7 00 Shoes C. R. Heimann 33 10 00 Store Charles Henninger 14 700 Furniture William High 14 700 Shoes, L. Hireh . 14 700 Store :lames Hughes 14 700 Confectioner William Kerper it iii ra Store Amelia, Rnabb 34 700 &bre Henry Koch 14 700 Leather Letitia Kraut) 34 7( 0 Store A. S. Letshaw 33 10 CO Store Augustus Levan 14 700 Store Isaac R. Levan 14 •7 10 Hats Levano Moyer 14 7 00 0 Clothing Preilertft Lehaaan 10 10 00 Huckster Max Link. , 14 700 Store P. McKinney 14 700 Tailor Henry Moyer 14 700 Store , Lewis Mull IS 1Q 00 Huckster Paul Faille 14 700 Jewelry PM'S& Rambo 14 700 PLUMING 1 Ritter & Keteer - 12 12 10 Store George P. Rowbotham 12 12 DO Store I L. R. Ballade 14 700 Milliner Joseph R. fichmucker 14 700 Furniture Ames Seidel 14 700 Saddler Susan Slgman 14 700 Confec'ery , Abraham Speler 14 700 Clothing IS. Stadtman 14 700 Store S. S. Stevens 14 700 Drugs William Wells 14 700 Store William Walter 14 700 Store Franklin Weaver 14 700 Store htbert'L. Weitzel 14 700 Finer Martin Wildenetine 14 700 Confec'ery Jacob Toting 14 700 Coal South-West Ward. Babb & Wanner 14 700 Store Philip Ball 14 700 Seed Jeremiah.Beidler 14 7OD Shoes P. G. Boas 12 10 00 Hate Unmet Boone 14 700 Coal William Bland 14 705 Store Charles Briner 14 ' 700 Store William Brldegam 14 700 Stoves John Brown 14 700 Store • B. IL Brown 11 15 00 Store 0. H. Birch 11 15 00 Store B. GOUIIaP3 14 700 Leather 14 700 Confectioner 13 10 00 Store 10 2o 00 Store 14 700 Store 14 700 Store 1 I 7nO Hate 14 700 ClOtiling 14 700 Tobacco 14 700 Store 13 10 00 Mill 14 700 Coal 14 700 Store 14 00 Store 11 3 5 00 Store 14 7OD Leather 14 700 Floor 11 700 Coal • 14 700 Brushes 14 7 ((0 Clothing 14 7CO Clothing 12 12 50 Store 14 700 Clothing 14 700 Coa.gery 14 700 Leather 10 20 00 Store 13 10 00 Store 8 So 00 Store 14 700 Flour 14 7 01 Coal 14 700 Grain 14 700 Clothing 12 10 00 Huckster 14 7 7 0 00 5 c S Store- g • 14 14 7 00 Flour 14 7 On Store 10 20 00 hardware 14 700 'Tobacco 14 700 Drugs 10 20 00 Hardware 14 7 10 Lumber 14 7 00 Confectioner 14 7 00 Plumber 14 7 nO Leather 14 700 Otero 14 7 00 Store 14 700 Store • 13 10 00 Coal 12 12 50 Store S 30 00 Store 14 7 00 Stoves 11 7 110 Drags Is 10 00 Store 14 7 oa Milliner 14 7 00 Plumbers 14 7 00 Clothing 14 7 no Confectioner 14 . 700 Confectioner 34 tOO hat.ightad 14 7 00 Saddler 15 7 00 Jewelry 14 7 00 Jewelry 14 7 00 Clothing Thomas B. Carry William Clewell Henry Crowe Daniel Dillon David E. EPROM Samuel Ermentroat J. & Z. Eyrich Do do WilhelmSns Fleer Samuel Frees Do do Catharine Tertig Isaiah Goodfellow A. M. Hart A. D. limey Edwin rriodu Do do • Halms & German A. HonMixt Heckman & Fisher Henry A. Hoff' Heald Hilithee Thomas Jackson Caleb Jones Kauffman A Kissinger M. Keifer & Son Kline & E pihimer Samuel Klopp Do do Kegrlee & Leinbach James 0. Koller J. Kblgniter Mrs. Leibrock Joseph Levi & Co Reuben Leightheloer Conrad Ludwig Lamb Sr Co John Maltiberger J. R. McCurdy John McKnight John-Millimore P. H. Miller Daniel Miller Mull & CO heal Mayor Samuel Newkirk Henry M. Otto Wro. Peacock & Son A. H. Peocock John S. Pearson & Co 'Astir& Pm:Uraia Jobb. B. Hum Israel W. Ringler George W. Runyerm Scull & Mohring Henry Simons George W. Souders A. M, Soudan David R. Shultz Abraham Stondt T. A. SMeeny, agent Solomon Weida Solomon Wiloon, agent Spruce Word. Philip Albright A. P. MA. Richard Caine, Henry Christman 14 7 00 Store 13 10 00 Lumber 14 7 00 Store 14 700 Coal 14 7 00 Flour 14 7 00 Coal 14 7 00 Store 121 10 00 Lumber 0 1100 Lumber 14 700 Store 14 700 • Store 13 10 00 Store 14 7 00 Store 14 7 0) Store 10 191 00 Lumber 14 7 00 Store 14 7 00 Store 14 7 00 Store 14 7 00 Store 14 700 Feed 14 700 Store 13 10 00 Store 14 7OS Floor 14 700 ' Coal 14 7 00 Store 14 7 00 Store Do do Samuel Craig Henry Dram A. lr. & 6. M. Dayaber Jacob timber M. Flacherty S. Hartman Jackson & Newkirk Keifer & Son .Tobn Kerby .Tombus Kerby J, B, Hastou Jacob Newkirk Henry Peace J. K. Pbilltps Do do H. J. Rhoads Adam Schwenk Jacob fichm/Por Do do Thomas h. Sweaty Adam Treat • Albany. Jonathan Grim Abraham D. Kriebel Wilson K. Kistler Joel Kistler Jeremiah Kunkel Levi N. Lenhart Daniel Levan W.& M.L.evan Charles H. Lenhart J. & W. Moser William 6. Meer, John O'Neil James Long Nathan Weeener John lir/ A/8 Beebe . erper 19 10 00 Huckster 13 10 00 Huckster /4 7 00 Leather 14 7 03 hllll 14 700 Store 13 10 00 " Huckster 19 700 Mill 14 7 00 Store 14 700 Leather 14 700 Store 13 10 00 Huckster 13 10 00 Huckster 13 10 00 Huckster 13 10 0) Huckster - - 41 74 41/. Nathan Bort°tette Samuel Buck John Dry John Geiger Herman GlHems Henry Mcgutty IS 10 OD Hnekotor 14 7 00 Leather 14 7 00 Ilin 14 7CO ' MI 14 700 Mill 13 10 00 Store 14 7 00 Coal 14 4 7 00 31111 13 10 40 Huckster 13 10 00 Iltackater 13 10 00 Store 13 10 00 Store 14 7 00 Store 13 10 00 Huckster 14 7 00 Mill . 14 700 Grata Do do Peter Ludwig William W. Ramada Solomon "Rhoads Isaac G. Steller Samuel Steller A. B. Straaberger Jeremiah Schaeffer Leidy Scholl Weitzel &Yocum F. U. Hain John L. Kauffman I) W. & U. H. Lenhart /4 700 Store 14 7 00 Orate 13 10 00 Store 14 700 Coal 13 10 00 Ilnekater 14 700 Store 14 7 00 Mill 14 7 00 Store 14 7 00 Leather 14 7 00 Coal 14 . 700 Mill 74 700 Coal 14 7 00 Lumber 14 700 Store Do ' do Levi R. Lash Elias A. Leinbach Charles Long - Thomas Murphy Benjamin Parvin James Riekenbach Joseph Rebor Abrabagn B. Tobias Do do Ranben Wanner Upper Bern. F. A. Beitemen John Retner John Loose Jonathan Machemer Mtwara Moyer B. F. Nonemacher Daniel B. Pottelaer Wm. Nelschwender N. & C. S. Schoch C. F. Rentschler 13 10 00 Store 13 10 OD Huckster 74 7 00 NTH 13 10 00 Huckster 14 7 00 AIM 13 70 00 Huckster 14 700 Mlll 18 10 00 Huckster 14 700 • Store 13 10 00 Store Beilsel, Jaeob K. Boltz J. P. Bomberger Levi Dom J. S. Degler Elias Frantz J. &J. Groff John Roofs Peter & Lutz J. P. Larch & Co M. Miller William R. Reber G. M. F. Rick Moses Wolff Daniel Ziegler Bernvil?e, J. F. Burkhart A. M. Bright S. K. 'Madera Jonathan Kline 1). It.lirenig %lab; & Miller Samuel Miller 11. IL Smith Witman & Conrad Do do 13 10110 Huckster 13 10 00 Huckster 13 10 00 Huckster 13 10 00 Huckster 14 7 00 Leather 14 7 OD Leather 14 7 OD Store 1j 10 00 Huckster 13 10 00 Store 13 10 00 Huckster 14 7 00 Leather 13 10 00 Store 13 10 00 Huckster 14 700 - More 12 12 50 Store 14 7 00 Thiod 33 10 00 Bucketer 12 12 50 Store 12 1120 Ilusksters 13 •10 00 store 13 , 10 00 Ruchater 14 7 00 Lumber 14 7 00 Coal 14 700 °hie Do do Brecknock. Peter Bowman Daniel &PP* Samuel Mailmen 'William Schweitzer 14 7 00 Store 14 7 00 Store 15 10 60 llooksket 14 7 t 0 Leather Centre. • William F. Beata 14 Holley & Hahn . 13 Pranotelder, Mohr dr Co 13 Do do 14 Do do 14 Caernarvon. Robert A. (diluter John P. Howe 7QO Coal 14 700 Store 14 7 00 Store 33 10 00 Huckster Do do John W. Kinney John P. Mast J. Q. & D. R. Plank 13 10 00 Store Colebrookdale. H. 80-:Leman D. B. Boyer P. Y. Breadlinger D. B.• Boyer P. Y. Brendlinger Clouser &Hort Yowl Fisher D. K. Engle 0. & F. ORDIe David Gable William K. Grim George Landis Samuel H. Landle Jolos Merkel kikbobse Johnson 14 700 Jewelry 12 12 50 Store 13 10 00 Store 14 ?ref/ Lumber 14 7 00 Lumber 14 7 OD 111111 14 7 OD Mena 14 7 00 Store 13 10 00 Store 14 700 Mlll 14 7 00 Leather 14 7 00 Leather 14 7 00 Leather 14 • 7 00 Mill 14 7 00 11111 Cumru. Joseph Gant Daniel Lanech Jonathan Miller Sara Miller Wm. K. Ruth John Y. Rhoads J. Shanemau Jamee Schwartz Joseph G. Hnyett Trout & Grim Elias Troxel 14 7 00 Store 14 7 03 Mill 34 700 Mill 14 700 min 14 7 R9r9 14 7 40 00 Mlll 14 700 11111 14 7 00 Mill 14 7 01 114111 14 7 0) leather 10 10 00 Huckster District. Samuel Landis 13 10 00 litore Douglass. Joseph Bailey Jew% Bechtel 14 7 00 Mill 13 10 00 Vlore 13 10 00 Huckster 14 7 00 Leather Do do John Mock Earl. Franklin Cleaver Jacob H. Hill J. H. Schaeffer Young & Hinegas /3 10 00 Huoketsr 13 1010 Bueketer 14 7 00 Leather 13 10 00 Store 'Exeter. John H. Bechtel James Z Orlmemer Fiamol Jones & Snyder Herman Linderman Solomon Stoner Daniel Snyder Do do Greenwich. Wm, knee, (out for jg yr.) 111 D. FensterMaeher 33 S. S. Pry 14 Daniel Grim 14 J. K. Grim 14 Daniel P. Grim aa 14 Peter A. Kline 14 Ofvorge Merkel 14 Merkel &Kauffman 13 P. C. Wanner 14 14 7 00 13111 14 7 r 0 Mill 14 7 00 Store 14 700 . 161111 14 7 00 Store 14 7 00 Store 14 700 Store 13 10 00 Huckster Heryford. Wm. Baughman C. N. Gory F. N. Gory & Brother Rlllogas k Bats Do- do Levi Sassatoan N. K. Treiebler Weisner & Brother Heidelberg. John Bechtel ' 13 Bamtion. Brown 14 James D. Kern 13 Samuel Shearer 14 14 7 00 Store 14 700 do 14 700 do 13 30 00 do 10 10 00 Hneketers 13 10 00 do 13 10 00 Store 14 7 AO Mill Heidelberg Lower. Daniel B. Backe 14 Samuel Grath la hoover & N.yrich 19 R. Sr F. S. Ludwig. 13 10 00 Store John Saylor 14 700 do 10 00 do Franklin Spengler .13 lihnhe(t & Lelnbach 14 700 MID Heidelberg North. Forry A Scisieffer 14 .7 01 Mill Jonathan L. Klopp 13 10 00 Store Abraham Mick 14 700 Mill Do do 14 700 00111 J. &A. Richard 14 700 711111 Do do 14 • 700 Cool Hamburg. Jonathan Deutsch 14 700 Clothing Wm. Baltbaeer 14 700 Coal Do do 74 700 Grain John DollenMan 14 700 Store 7 B. B. Derr 14 7 0 00 do 0 fre s Henry Deysher 14 . S. A. Dietrich 14 7 00 umber S. H. Biller 14 7 00 Hats at Shoes F. S. Gerhard 34 100 Clothing Jacob Geiger 34 , 700 Coal DO 110 14 700 Grain Wm. Gift ... 11 700 Coutec'ery William Hebberley 14 700 Leather ll:Johnson 14 700 Hardware DS. Derr &Co 14 700 Store . B.lBr. J. Kammerer 14 700 Leather L. B, }barley 14 700 Feed Inge Maildelbaula 34 700 Clothing Cheittlan Richman 14 700 Wad William J. Lachman 14 700 Hale & Shobe H. 11. Shollenberger &Co 13 19 00 Store • A. H. Seltzer 14 710 Tobacco William D. Fhomo 13 10 00 Store Samuel F. Moyer 74 7 00 do C. H. Shomo 14 7 OD do Peter S. MARL 14 700 611067 D. Shortie 14 700 Mill Michael Richards 14 700 Leather Rotas Wolff 14 700 Saddler Tobias 11. Wagner 14 700 Store Jifferson. Horner & Faust 14 700 Coat Do do 14 700 Lumber Ito dr 14 ' 700 Chain Adam M. "Laud 14 700 Leather Joseph Miller 13 70 00 Huckster Adam Stondt 74 700 Grain William Yeagley 13 10 00 Huckster Kutstomis. J. S. Bieber 13 In 00 Store Hiram F. Bickel 14 700 Saddler J Bieber sr 74 700 Lumber Charles W. Esser 34 703 Mite & Cape Charles Helfrich 13 10 00 Huckster Fisher, Hinterleitner &Co 13 10 00 Store John Sower 34 700 Sloven Jacob Sunday '''' 17 10 4 9 4t.re Do do 14 7 00 Patent-been Angnetue Springer 14 700 Jewelry Wanner & Hnnibert 74 700 Shoes Benjamin H. Zimmerman 14 700 Saddler Longszaamp. Dinner, Beta aCo 14 700 Store P 9 do 14 700 Grain Do dol4 700 Coal , Do do 14 700 Lumber William Geist 14 700 Leather Peter H. Bowerter 14 700 Leather Benjamin Bowater 14 700 Coal Do do 14 7 00 ' Crain Benjamin Helfrich - 13 10 0) Store Levi H. noes 14 7 0,) Coal Do do 14 700 Crain Do do 14 700 Store Samuel Long 14 700 Stoves William Troxler 14 .7 00 Leather Jacob Wider 14 700 Store Maidencreek. Tichtnt S. Becker 14 700 Store David L. belly 14 7 00 do Do do 13 10 00 Huckster B. Jones 14 700 Coal . John M. Kauflman 14 700 Store Isaac Plank 13 10 00 do Wily & Huy 14 • 700 Mill George D. Weimar 14 700 Store Do do 13 10 00 Huckster Marlon. George Burkholder 14 700 Stoves Augustus Burkholder 13 10 00 Store John Bechtold 13 10 00 huckster M. Howl:isomer 14 700 Mill Klopp & Stump 14 700 Lumber Do de 14 700 Oval Do do 14 700 Grain Michael Keiser 14 7 03 do D. R. Royer & Brother 14 700 Mill Stamp & Fisher 13 10 00 Store Andrew Taylor & Sons 14 700 Coal Maxatawny. J. S. Grim 14 700 Loather J. P. T. Haas 14 700 MTh Jacob Mak & Son 14 700 Coal Do do 14 700 Grain J. S. Miller 14 703 Store Schaeffer &CO 14 700 Coal Do do 14 700 Crain Snider & Mauler 10 10 to Store Malmberg. Daniel Baum & Son 14 700 Store Do do 14 700 Coal Adam Kocher 14 700 Store John Rothenberger ]4 7 00 do Jacob Wanner 14 7 CO do ry. A. IL Brnmbach 13 10 00 Miteketer William S. Bear 11 10 00 Store John R. Bartolette 11 10 00 Huckster D. S. &B. S. Bear 14 700 Leather Samuel Bushy 14 700 Shoes David Charles 14 7 00 Stoves B. A. Glare 11 15 00 Store William Glass 13 10 00 Huckster Reuben Hassler /I 700 Mill Gideon Hartman 11 10 o 0 Ilocketoo PNnklin Palm 14 7 00 Mill Christian Schaeffer 13 10 00 Huckster Jacob B. Spaog 13 10 00 Store Henry Weidner 13 10 00 Huckster °Wotan-nee. Jonas Dauber 14 700 Hill David Dewalt 14 7 00 Stoves John B. Flakier 14 700 Lumber Hooter &Co 14 700 Mill A. D. Himmelreich ]3 10 00 Store Do do 14 7 00 Grain Leesport Iron Works 14 700 Coal B. 11. Lorain?! 18 10 00 Store Jones Shelter 14 7 00 do Do do 14 700 Coal David Schlegel 14 700 Mill Daniel /town 14 7 00 Lumber Owen H. Wily 14 700 HUI Conrad Williams 14 700 •• do Penn. L. K. Balthaser 14 7 00 Store D. B. Fisher 14 7 00 Mill Do do 14 7 t 0 Coal Obold & Reber 13 10 00 Store Adam Month. . 14 7 00 Grain ktoodt, Halbach die° 14 70/ Grain De 49 14 700 Coal Whitman & Conrad 14 7 00 46 Do do 14 7 00 Mill Perry. R. S. Dunk% &Co 14 700 Store George B. Fisher 14 700 Stoves S. S. Koller 13 10 00 Store Do do 14 - 700 Coal Koller 0 Brother 14 700 0/41111 W. h. Koller 13 10 00 Huckster Kammerer & Co 14 7 00 Mill Do do 14 7 00 Coat I. &J. H. Mohr 13 10 00 Store Do do 14 7 00 Grain Do do 14 700 Coal P 1 Georgeerry. B. Fisher 14 7 03 Lumber Charles H. Mohr 14 7 00 to Solomon Seidel 14 7 00 Leather J. B. Seidel 14 7 00 Moro 11. B. Seidel 14 7 00 Feat B. D. Watling 14 7 00 Mill Pike. Levi Brown 14 7 00 Store D. L. Gable 13 10 00 do James T. Tea 13 10 00 Huckster Rockland. B. It Dry 14 7 00 Store Kline & Boris 14 7 s 0 do Jonathan G. Minn 14 700 Stoves William Knauss 14 703 Leather Nathan Moyer 13 10 WY Huckster Richmond. Jacob Dreibelbis 14 700 Store John-R. Eck 13 10 00 Huckster F. S. Hunter & Bro 14 7 00 s MOI Hunter 8z Mayer 13 10 00 Store William Lecher 14 7 09 do D. Mellot & Co 13 10 0 0 do Kline '& Schaeffer 13 10 00 do Schaeffer & Co.. 14 7 00 Coal Do do 14 7 05 Grain .1M do 14 7 00 Lumber I. M. Shollenbirger 14 7 o .i. Store William Shell 14 ' 7 00 do 1 A. Weidenhammer 14 7 00 do Ruwanannanor. Reuben Faust 13 10 00 Huckster Charles Levan 14 7 10 Store Daniel Weston 13 10 00 Huckster Robeson. Henry Beard 14 700 Store William S. Beckman 14 7 00 do William Dewitt 14 7 00 ass Stoves Henry A. Oradf 14 7 00 ..... Leather D. J. Lincoln &Co 12 12 50 Store Do do 14 7 00 Lumber Do - do 14 700 Coal 1 William It, Pearce 14 700 Store Daniel Reed is 700 Mill Peter Schweitzer 14 7 00 Boors Samuel Selfrit 74 7 00 do Isaac Witman 14 7 00 do • Spring. ' Joseph Burger 13 10 00 Huckster David Grin_g . 14 700 Grain Henry IL Heffner 14 .7 00 Coal. Hoffer & Hansel 14 7 00 Mill Isaac Lutz 14 7 00 Store James Roth 14 700 Grain William Sheeler 13 10 00 Store Joel Winters 14 7 00 Mill Samuel Wendell 19 10 00 Huckster Amos Yocum 14 700 Shoes Talpdtoccon. H. Dewalt & Son 14 700 Stoves George Fisher 13 10 00 Huckster John Housnet 14 7 0i Store Isaac Knell 13 10 00 Huckster 7 00 111111 7 00 Mill 10 00 Store 7 00 Store 10 00 Store 10 00 ' 0 " Store 7 00 Grain 7 00 Store 7 00 Mill . . . . Thaht & 13ruber • 14 701 Store MI SR CS9Prldur 11 7 00 do William blinder 19 - 10'00 Iluslister Cyrus Snyder 13 10 00 do Daniel roibert 13 10 00 do . . .. Jacob Shaffner /2 12 50 Store Levi Wielfereberger 12 12 00 do Tu.lpiroccon Upper. Jacob Long 13 10 00 Huckster Pottolgor & Milk 1i 7 00 Store Solomon Straus 14 7 00 do John Weiser ' 13 10 00 Huckster Union. George R. Brintey 14 700 Store John bland 14 7 CO . do Do do It 709 CM Amor S. Boone 14 7 00 Store William Detweiter 13 10 00 Huckster Clingsn dr Buckley' 14 7OD Store James Healyl4 700 Lumber • George W. Harrison 14 7 00 Store Lewis /Amman 14 7 OR do Meilen IL Jonas 14 7 00 do Daniel H. Klink 14 7 00 Feed Samuel Keret 14 7 00 Limber Henry Lash 13 10 00 Huckster Daniel Ryan 14 700 Feed Herman Umstead 14 700 Store fferr as Son 11 700 . do Do do 13 10 00 Hucksters Windsor. Jacob Halbach 14 7 00 Coal James H. Leuhart 14 700 Hill B. Reigel 14 .7 00 do M. A. Sellers 10 7 00 Store • Washington, William B. MOM 13 10 00 Store 1). 0 Deana di to 00 do .Do •do 13 10 00 Huckster William U. Bechtel 14 700 Mill Babb & Christman 14 7 00 do Henry Diehl 14 700 Stoves 8.15. Failibach 13 10 OD Huckster 10 09 Hooka*, 10 00 Elockater 7 00 Store 7 00 Ann 7 00 Store 7 00 Leather 7 00 Store 7 00 Mill 10 00 Store 7 00 Leather 10 CO Huckster 7 00 Mill 10 00 Store 7 00 Coal 7 00 Coal JO 00 Huckster 7 00 Hilt 19 10 00 Store 13 10 00 Huckster 11 7 00 Rory 11 7 00 Mill 14 7 0) Elmo Adgps W. Mass Aardn Gilbert P D. Schell W. S &Amman Jacob W. Zero WomeWont Neon, M. Clone & 800 13 10 00 Hucksters Adam ,T, Deppen 14 700 Flour AdamFilbertll 700 24111 Elias Fidler 14 700 Grain W. S. Filbert & Bro 11 15 00 Store John George Gelater 14 700 Stoves Mignolle Koller 13 10 00 litchater bast Miller 14 700 Store William Moore 14 700 Grain Do do 14 7no Coal Do do 14 700 Flour William Neff . 14 --- 700 CMG John li. Oberley 14 7 00 do Do do 11 700 hour J. B. &J. Smith 11 700 Lumber Win. & John Geo. Seltzer 14 700 Grain Do do 14 700 -Coal William Valentine 13 10 00 fincloster David Book 14 700 Mlll Formant to an Act of Assembly, I, the undersigned Ap praiser, appointed by the Commissioners of the County of Barks, do hereby certify that the foregoing list 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, 1563, WM. B. FILBERT. Mercantile Appraiser. The Day of Appeal will be held at the. Commissionere' 019ce, in the City of Reading, on Friday, the 19th day of Jane, A. D., 1813. play 23-4 t • Meg of Distillerri, Brewer", Patent =eat eine Iron, &o. EPRSONS RETURNED * OR LICENSE UN der the act of Assembly. passed the 10th day of April, 1849, (milled "An Act to create a Sinking Fund; and to provide for the gradual and certain extinguishment of the debt of the Commonwealth, to wit - DINTILLEBB. Reading—P BUPBONg It Son Samuel Bach Heidelberg-7 Manderbach & Son TrapeAoccon—Letac Katterman Peter Shell Bern—Renben Herbein Nomatamil..Nathan Levan Windsor—Jacob Kalbach Spring—Samuel Wertz HICENTBREI. Reading—Frederick Latter Seltl,l & Co A Fella Herman Moto Peter Barbey Hamburg—John Rothleff IVernetectorf—John Tom PATENT MEDICINE VENDoBe. Reading—George S Rowbothata SBBievene H W Bergner J K McCurdy .1 H Raaer R P Hunter Harvey Birch & Brother Charles Kessler 1.1400 R DIMUZlita, • Returned for License under the Act of Amenably approved the 31st day of March, 1898, entitled "An Act to Regu late the Sale - of Intoxicating Liquors." READING : Class. North-Rant Ward—Nicholas Heckman 9 • John Kline 9 Rhode & Fisher 9 ti T 9iftr I ?nimbler A Co F 8 Ruppert, (dec'd) Spruce Ward—Adam Schwenk Keifer & Son Jackson & Newkirk ,Scrteth-East Ward—Henry Oeetreteh Near .4 4.1. G W L Hoffedits John Brown Jeremiah D. Bitting North- Walt Ward—Tobias Barto NNW Ely William Rhoads, jr Jejferson—Stoudt & Beefily BMietile—D R Honig • Hamburg—William Kalbach John Beitenmart Wirmeledorf—Sell & &honour Upper Bern—C & N S Schock Nutolown—Joshna Bieber Rockland—Benjamin B Dry DLOriet—Samuel Landis Washington—DH Bechtel Colebrookdale—J & F Gable Douglass—Jesse Bechtel • 0/ey—Peter D Grimmer Lower Heidelberg—R &F S Ludwig - Frank Spengler Breakneck—Daniel Hummel Robeson—Hear, Beard Peter Schweitzer Richmond—Kline & Schaeffer D Melot & Co Perry-8 S Koller J B Seidel & Brother Centre—Erannfelder, Alehr..4 Co _ William F Bentz Tedpehoccon—John Housnet Spring—William Sheeler BILLIARD TABLEe. Reading—John D Morris Do do Do do DRONERS.. Reading—Allen Bechtel W Goodrich JacobSchmneker An appeal will be held at the Commissimers' Once, in the City of Reading, on Friday, the IQJh day of Tune, 1863, for all who may feel themselves aggrieved by the foregoing appralsement and elannifleation. May 28-10 WM. S. FILBERT, Mercantile Appraiser. ra' Hucksters residing in other counties and trading In Berke: Lehigh--B K Brobst 10 VA Montgomery—Fleury Bertolette 10 20 Jacob C Laver 10 20 Samnel Laver 10 20 Edward Miller • 10 20 Jonathan Rook 10 20 Philip Rosbow - 10 20 Michael Shively 10 20 Samuel Weand 10 20 Chester—Mattblas Hither 10 20 Andrew Lawrence 10 20 . Jacob Miller 10 20 Frank Overtleder • 10 20 Samuel Tyson 10 20 Lancaster—Philip Hartman 10 . 20 WM. 8. FILBERT. Mercantile Appraiser HARDWARE & IRON STORE VITZEOLZISILLE 11.11 FD alr1 1 41216, _ _ giflE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BOUGHT the old Established Hardware and Iron Store of the late Frisker, Stevenson & Co., and having added a large new Stook of goods; would respectfully call the attention of the public to their large assortment of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, IRON, STEEL, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, sAmipiEltr, COACH TRIMMINGS, &e., &c., Which they are determined to sell at the very lowest Mar ket Prices, wholesale and retail. ovitar. tuna/ & CO., Corner of Fifth and Market Spaa re. next door to Borbon's Mansion House. (Kelm's Old Stand). . GEORGE LEW', jan 18 [J. T. JACKSON. ~(~~7'1_T ~„' Cane-Seat Chair Manufactory, No. 15 North Fifth. Street. 5 door* above the Poet Office. 1 THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD respectfully inform blo Wanda and the pititiin, 'that ho WM hoot Om Ismint mgl4- ment of . -- "T i oil CULNE-SEIAT ezraras ,---,, ever offered in Reading, and for neatness ' 4 ls - AI of finish, and durability of workmanship, ----- • P":. unsurpassed 17 any. Handsome raeseetras . "'get - Parlor Chairs, Dining-room, Chamber - and Rocking ash; all thee; also Wind sor Chairs, Looking °lasses, Marble Top Tables, Bureaus, Bedsteads, &c.. Be. D. H. BBIDBMAN. COAL WOOD, SALT, LA - WNW - 1E dlr. ffMALIIII - MIP• SAMUEL BOONE, (FORISMILY) Sohn Kissinger, Jr., Corner of .Penn and Fr'ont Streets, Reading, "n AS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND SELLS at removable prima, all kinds of Broken, Egg and Stove Coal; Nut, Chestnut and Sitaminotut Coal, Salt, Lime and Sand. * • Mfr Persons In want of anything in my line, will Sad It to their advantage to give me a am before parcbaning else- . *ere_ I deliver free of extra Charge to any part o 8 f the dety. feet Watches Awelry & Silver-ware. Ak k THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD M RE spectfally invite your attention to a Well selected IMWork of Floe Gold hod Silver WATCHES, En Oold JEWELRY of every kind and variety of styles—comprising all of the newest and moat beauttral deefpne. AIso—SOLID SILVER-WARE, equal to Cofn—end the best make of Saner Plated Ware. Bach article Is war ranted to be as represented. 115 p Watches and Jewelry earefnlly repairedand BMW faction g uaranteed. JACOB HARLEY, (Successor to Stau f fer d: Harlepj Harsh 7-3 m) No. 622 Market Street, Philadelphia, WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES. THE BUSINESS OF J. J. RESSLER WILL be .34:manned by Hrs. S. A. Hessler, during her hus band's absence in the Army, at the old stand, -No. 40 North Fifth street, opposite the Post °Mee.' A new assortment of WILNDOW SIZATIZIS Of the latest patterns, together with FIXTURE!, he., has just been received, and will be sold and, put 'up at low prices for cash. • [April 4-2 mo DOCTOR' A. U. STIMINS, ELECTRICAL, PHYSICIAN. IS CURING AL.L. CHROMO DISEASES both of Ladies and Gentlemen. by a new method in the use of Electricity alone, without any medicine, or even any pain. Board may be bad, with treatment, by patients from abroad, et reasonable ratite in the Doctor's family. Layne, applying for circular, or further information will be promptly answered. Office and residence at 1418 SOUTH PENN SQUARE, PHILADELPHIA, PA., being in a central as well as delightful part of the city. la" Cut this out for future reference. April. 11, 1863-3 mo OIL CLOWEESI OIL CIIOIIIIII I TlO LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CAR- Alga, Table and Floor 011 Clothe in the City. Call and examine at Feb 211) GEO. LERCH &COIL czars 4 MALT.) GMES CAN CONSTANTLY BE HAD-AT LAVER s BREWERY, corner o Third and Chestnut streets. Y. LAMM. Deaunba 7, 1861-it ALLEN & NEEDLES' SUPER-PHOSPHATE Of LIME. THE STANDARD MANURE, Unequalled by any other in the market; always THE SAME IN QUALITY, And invariably to be relied on as a MANURE of standard excellence. Our SUPER-PROVIIATI OF LIME is uniform in ite chemical oonsLituente, and can always be de— pended on. ALLEN -& NEEDLES' FERTILIZER. Packed in good strong -bags, 160 lbs. - each. $3O per 2000 lbs. • We believe it to be the best and cheapest Manure in use elass. Ba SOOtes a 9 • 25 9 25 11 15 51 15 PriftrVlLN—No.l. Government, received direct from tie rettlYifia 09Terament, at lowest market rate& ICHABOE-,a Tory Isopartor arkicle, ietetvoi &treat from the Nand. tltl 9 29 9 22 • 9 25 . . - 11045 per 2000 lbs. PrAFIC OCEAN—k small cargo of "old fashioned" genuine, packed in bags, very dry, and earwig. 5 . CO 9 25 • 9 25 9 25 9 25 9 25 11 15 PLASTER—Ground Plaster, a superior article, packed In good barrels. BONES —Button Makers' Bone Duet and Ground Bones. Warranted Pare. Lw. A ttborat deduction made to _Malay on the ethcroe armies. ALLEN & NEEDLES, 42. South Wharves and 41 South Water Street, STORK ABOYB CITESTNIIT,) • PHILADELPHIA. 4 $5 00 4 5 4 5 4 0 4 5 4 5 4 5 4 0 We sell no articles but such as, we can safely re commend. [March 11.8 mo Rates. $25 00 FAMILY DYE COLORS. Black, Dark Brown, Snuff Brown, Light Brown, Dark Blue, Light Blue, Dark Green, Light Green, Pink, Pug*, Slate, inlet. 1 5 411111L1F DYE COLORS, FFOILDEYING.SILIE, WOOLEN AND MIXED Goods, Shawls, Scarfs, Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bon nets Rats, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Children's Clothing, and alt kinds of Wearing Apparel with perfect fast colors. Fall directions inside each package. - These Dyes . are mixed in the form of powders concentra ted, are thoroughly tested, and pat up in neat packages, expressly for family use. For twenty-are cents you can color es many goods as woald otherwise cost five times that sum. The proems ie etmple. and any one can nee the Dyes with perfect mom. Dirgeßens inside. Manufactured by _HOWE & MUD'S, 260 Broadway, Boston. Price per package 25 and 16 cane. For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every city and town. April 11, 1863-smos F. C. LIGHT.P. & Co. • (LADS LIOHTE k lIHADBURVIO PIANO-FORTE ;MANUFACTURERS, 8 $3O 13 10 13 10 421 Broome Street, Brew York s 2d Block Bast of Broadway. Aft F. C. LIGEITE, THE ORIGINAL under of this well-Reown Ectitirliclament, S enior ta=7, and antirraetteal Piano-Forte Maker of the late firm of Lights & Bradtrrya,' 'hexing retained his Two. Thirds interest id the whole business, stock, materials, dtc., and Sole Proprietorship in his Vtaterbfe Patents, inclusive of Ma celebrated PATENT INSULATBD IRON FRAMES, is the only one who can make the SUPERIOR PIANO FORUM for which thin house bee boon no popular. infringements on his rights will be prosecuted accordbigto law. Air. All Piano• Fortes from Me manufactory are warrant ed perfect In every respect for five years. Liberal terms to Dealers. F. C. LIGHTS & CO., April 11-sm] 4 ) ,\ ~,14) o f' 4 ,4, 144- 1 1 14/9 it Anti, 0.4 , VERWIIII.OreaIt PILMADELPIEGIL. 'MATTRESSES. Bed*, Peath6ra, Bleutketa, Comfortaidei, Q,nCushions, And all other artiol* belonging to the business. Feb. 14-17] AMOS HILLBORN. IVIATLACK'S MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 904 Market Street. Philadelphia. • WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL YOUR attention to our Large Stock. of MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING now on band READY MADE, embracing every variety of Style and Material suitable for the season. We have also on hand a full assortment of SPRING GOODS adapted to MItN'S and BOYS' WEAR, and would invite your early attention thereto. Thus Goode have been purchased for CASH and will be sold at a small advance for GASH. • Particular attention paid to all orders, so as to Insure satisfaction to the purchaser. March 14-2 m o] Arch Street CARPET. Warehottee, No. 832 ARCH STREET. two doors below NINTH, south side, PHILADELPHIA. "AMIE SUBSCRIBER ii,AB JUST RECEIVED for BPRINO TRAPS' a wall ooluotod stock of Enanek on American 40 Ai. X 22 r. ma GI, es, Embracing all the new styles of the 'best makes—bouglit previous to the late advance for Cash, arid will be sold at lomprimv. 'Velvetsrussels, Three.Wlye, Ingrains and Venetian CARPETI, Brussels, a sago stow Oil Cloths, Dmggets, Maattings. &a. Persons who are about furnishing, are requested to maks an examination of the above goods previous to making their selections, as such inducements will be held out as cannot fall to plena°. March 21-3m3 PHOSPHATIC FERTILIZER • AND: • MEAT AND DONE CONSVOST rintE ATTENTION OF FARMERS AND others, is respectfully invited to the above 2 ANDEM3, which have been amply tested in various 'sections of the country, and which as a means of affording stimulant, and nourishment to the Growing Crops, are .now generally conceded to be among the beat and cheapest in the market. We have been obliged, Ribes theß eMerloristellie *M elee, to advance the prices, In coneequence of - the Increased cost of materials and labor, to the following rated: . PHOSPHATIC FERTILIZER, y - 1115 00 per ton. MEAT AND BONE COMPObT, - - $27 00 . do TACKER & OLARK, South-West Conker of Bth end Washington St., Phila. MD- For sale by JOHN IdoHNICHT, Reading, Pa. March 7,18e8-Soo - - PRINCE -& CO'S., World Renowned Melodeons and HarMollllllllB, WITH THE LATEST PATENTED improvements, introducing _PATENTED Basaotenuto" With the egad of Pedal base on the cheapest t Instruments—from sds re *MO. EARNEST GAII.RnIe lINSITIPAsSED AP IC AIL. TIMT ers ...s - 9 rand 73‘ Octaves, fell' Iron frame, °centrum small and large sizes, plain and very richly finished, from *176 td $lOO. according to style. Also, Pianos by other makers. Er Every Inntrament Warranted. For ante at the Intr o& wholesale prices, and a liberal deduction ter Cita, or on small and convenient monthly Instalments. SAKES BELLAK, Sole Agent, 278, nd 281 &nth AU Street, above Sprats), Dec 13 7 6m03 - • . Philadelphia gaztpitaga s CARZ l E2II THE .UNDERSIGNED lIAS 'JUST TaMtIVED an assortment or CARPETS, to which the attention of purchasers is incited. Aleo—ht amities and Domestic t pitta. Aprlll6) DAVID NEVA Price $474 per 2000 lbs. or - ---.- LT A& TIMT 411:0 • 11160 per 2000 lbs. A Saving of CO per cent 421 Broome Street, New-York E. MATLACK, Agt. 904 - Market Street, Philadelphia JO& BLACKWOOD, 532 Arch Strati, Phyladelplila .a ~1 z<. ;,~, is mss• CONSTITUTION WATER, TEM Gll.l I.IIT REIKLZIDT FOR ME C4CONOSTXTTZTX ,4 OaNZ AND TUE * ONLI KNOWN REMEDy FOR DIABETES AND DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER. These Dangerous and Troublesome DiSeaßne, teht,h thusfar Resisted the best directed Treatment, o il Completely Controllodbythe REX:6D Dnoto before oil TUE CURATZVZ properties of the medicine direct themselves to the organs of secretion, and brim altering the condition of the stomach and liver that the starchy principle of the food is not c o ,. vented into sugar so long as the system is under the is. finance of the CONRTITUTION WATER, which gives those organs time to recover their healthy to t , and vigor. We ere able to state that the Constituti on W.. ter has cored every case of Diabetes in which it bm. beer/ - - STONE IN THE BLADDER, GAUT:WS. GRAVEL BRICK DONT DEPOSITS, AND MUCOUS OR XllOll7 DIEGRARCIEN AFTER URINATING. Dif(11190 occurring from one and the same came will le entirely cared by the Constitution Water, "flakes fur fat length of time. The dose should vary with the oeverlty if the disease, from twenty drops to a teaspoonful three times a day, in water. Daring the passage of the Calculus, I,e ii and argent eymotome should be combated with tie proper remedies, then followed up with the o... Mutton Water, as above directed. DYRIWORRUCHA, OR PAINFUL MENSTRUATIOI AND IN XENORREAGIA OR PROFUSE FLOWERV, Satk direcuttio arising train a faulty secretion or the met strnal uld—ln the one ease being too little, and n 0... ponied by severe pain ; and the other a too profit., SPIT tion, which will be speedily cured by the Constinaio Water. The disease known as FALLING OF THE WOMB, ww, Is the relaxation of the ligaments ebf that organ eat I , kasha by a tepee of heaviness and drawer/ pains ja at bank and Man, and at times accompanied by sharp attng or eheating pain' through the parts, will, iu til ce. see, be removed by the medicine. There 18 another elan of symptom. arising from Inn:. TATION OF THE WOMB, which physicians call Sorv.,as nese, which word covers up much ignorance, and io cases out of ten the doctor doe. not really heow Whethr the eymktokile ate the dtecnee, or the disease the ayispi,,,„, We can only enumerate them here. I speak more puti r , lady of Cold Feet, - Palpitation of the Heart, huptirti "Memory, Wakefulness, Flashes of Heat, Laminar, Lac. fade, and Dimness of Vision. Salmon, Scarlet, lark brab, (Oa Drab, .ange, . Tenta, WOrino, SUPPRESSED IIIENSTI2UATION. wbl a b tha unmarried female if a eoustilat manta disease, disease, and through neglect the weeds of mom grata tit dangerous maladies are the remit; and tut mouth the mouth passes without CU Wort being made to sestet ware, the suppression becomes chronic, the patient gradually looses her appetite, the bowels are constipated, Hitt sweats come on, and consumption finally ends her cern LROGORRHOL4 OR WHITES, ThM digerati depends upon an inflammation of Mean lining of the vagina and womb. It Is in all cases acme. panted by severe pain in the back, across the bowels eat through the hips. A teaspoonful of the medicine may I, Mime three times a day, with an injection of a tablespon, fral of the medicine, mixed 'with a half•pint of sofa wale morning &lid evening. IRRITATION OF THE non TNT bhAbDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, AND CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, STRAP. GURY AND BURNING OR PAIN. FUL URINATING. -ouch Blue, wal Purple, Par these diseases it Is truly a aoverelan remedy, and to moot; cannot be said In its praise. A elogle dose heater known to relieve the moat urgent eymplown Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the eon of the back and through the hips? A teaspoonful a day d Constitution Water will relieve you like magic. FOR DYSPEPSIA, It has no equal' in relieving the meet distressing tome, Moo, Lieullll4l9, geurtburg • 4 1 04 st9P,4O. V'csh. lug Food, &e. Take a teaspoonful atter dinner. The sea In all owes may be increased if desired, bat should I done gradually. Have long Rime given up the one of bnehn, enbehe and juniper In the treatment of these diseases, and only no them for want of a better remedy. CONSTITUTION WATER Has proved itself equal to the task that hae detrolvel upon it. DIFRETIOS Irritate and drench the kidneys, and by constant use 9011 lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed direare. READ. READ. READ. Durum, PL, Jugs 2,1g2. De. Wm.H. GISMO—Dear Sir: In February, was afflicted with thesugar diabetes, and for five monti I passed more than two gallons Of water in twenta hours. I was obliged to get up as often as ten or twev times during the night, and in five months I lost about pounds in weight. Dosing the month of July, leo, Ip. oared two bottloa of Coootltolloit 222 Iwo 4. 4 F after using it I experienced relief, and after 'Weems, nu: ties I was entirely cured, soon after regaining toy ass good health. Yours truly. J. V. L. DE WITT. BOSTON Cozumel, B. Y., Dee. 27, ISCI. Wm. H. GREGO & CO.: Ceuta freely give son Illeeeety fo fuels tire el et following Certificate of the value of Copoirrrtritos which I can recommend in the - highest manner. My wife, who was attacked with pain in the shontdii, whole length of the back, and in her limbs, with Pd/idirt. tioea of the ,Heart, attended with It:Ening of the 11•md, .1. - trmtenorrhfetz, and Irritation of the Bladder. I extieqi yhyeisian, who attended her about three mond., when L; left her worm, than he 10111111 tier. I tbeeemployed we the beet physician! Icould find, who attended her for stmt nine months, and while she was under his care ebe d data suffer guile ail: much pain; he finally gave her up sal said: her case woe incurable." For, said to, "oho lor each a combination of opmplaints, that mediase oa., for one operates against Annie other of her italtruiti , ' 'About this time, ebe eornmenced the non of Odmottuant Water, and to our utter aittonlidanent, almost the find 1,4 seemed to'have the desired effect, and ebe kept on itop:er• ing rapidly under its treatment, and now snperinteeden. tirely her domestic affairs. she has not taken any 01 Constitution Water for about four weeks, and wears hew to may it ham prodiced a - permitted core, . . . . • . MILFORD, CONF., Nov. 18, Dr. WIL H. Gime: .Dear S r :—I, have for several years, beet afflicted With that troublesome and dangerous dissass—Grora—OhNi Wined Alifemediee and ductore, unit' I to* Qopkin l6 = Water, and you may be aesured that I was exeeedist:7 pleased with the result..' It hasentirely cured ms. sod !LI may make any an of my name you may See fit to refir3 to the medicine, as I have entire confidence In its ettlehg, Yours trulY, POND STRONG. • THESE ARE FACTS ENOUGH. - . 'Pherel sue class of agogs that likethit6 sash eghneo log effect. upon the human constitution PS Diabetes td Diseases of the Kidneye, _Bladder and Urinary Pout& and through false modeety, they are neglected alai' g. , T are so advanced as to be beyond the control of ordicul remedies, and we present the CONSTITUTION WATER To the public with the conviction that it hoe no egur !- relieving thalami& Of disowns' for which it has bac row so eminently aneeetaftd la' oaring; and we West that 0 shall be rewarded for oar efforts le placing so valcablt remedy in a form to meet the requirements of patient ew physician. 808 SALE BY-ALL DRUGGISTS, PRICE et. • WM,. WISP& di CO„ Proprietor.. Norm & Allen, annual Agents, No. 46 GUI Stne New-York. • ' • ' [Nov. 29 1562-1 y . • For Rats, itnie, Roaches, Pints, Bed BuP Moths in Pura Woollens, die. Inßseetq! PLintat rOWki; AAho li, aim Fin "P 000. and 31 00 Boxes, Bottles, and Flasks, $3 and r for HOTELS, POBLIO INVITUTIONR, &o. "Only infallible remedies known." " Free from Poisons." "Not daggerous to the Human Family." "Rate come out of their bolos to die." Sae Fold Wholesale la all large erne& 11a i- Sold by all DROOCIISTS Bald HMTAILEFIg 1621 - BEWANK II!" of all worthless inOtatioca air- Bee that " CoerrAa's" name Is on each Box, and Flask, before you buy. ARP' dddrees 'l4 FERRY R. COSTA air PRINCIPAL DEPOT 442 BROADWAY, N. Y. 94 - bold by—HARVEY BIRCH & Go, Wh0b....1., Retail . STIMBRB, 93 Ufa Pena Olivet, abed a d road ; K. MCCURDY; RP. RUSTICS @ Co., REAbIS 6 . Jaanary.l7, 1.863-9 mo AMOS SIMDELL'III CIIELar WHOLESALE ANY Nal d SADDLE AND HAHN; NUFAC T OH • r .."15T PENN STUELT, SWVENTH AND Ereitre South Side, nearly opposite ri mirk. COMO Rolm, Tee place Beat i firs t 444 MiCkeiNtir Tannafy 14, 88-if UOR SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, 200 IVIII .1 , (bootee Toe &He of the 'mart style, 1110 E, SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, 800 6 RASI .1: Dinner Setts of the 'lowed style. ElOll, MALE AT THE OLD JAIL, 1000 6 1 : Common Teaware. OR SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, THE WI set ...serinumi of Liverpool Ware ever ellro fug. VOR, SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, A LA N -11: o assortment of Pittsburgh, Boston and French , Fware of evedescription. OR SA L E AT 'rHE OLD JAIL, THE Cl l,l est variety of Bar and Hotel Giese, Chins mle' ware fernitore ever offered In Readie. OR BALE AT THE OLD JAIL, GOB. llia FOR at Philadelphia arkes. march 22 'WILLIAM Alin 4 0. 1 __ FIEA_—_EXT ILA .F.INE OOLONG TEA. Al : 03000C''' jab 711' 40 South 110!i!_ EEF TONGUES:—FRESH SUGAR Cq Tongues, for sale at pfioooo. ellt 143 40 goath firlb A PHYSICIANS W.M. M. VIII BENSINIOTIN
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