9~uix~-~.n~c~~.
A NEW MRTROD Or DIVORCE.—In Berne they
have a novel method of dealing with matrimonial
disputants. Divorces are freely granted, but
brat the applicants must go through the follow
ing test •
A small room was prepared in which husband
and wife were put, the door being then closed,
to remain so for six weeks, except it should be
set in motion at the urgent and united request
of the wedded pair. There were in the teem
One stool, one plate, one spoon, a unity of all
the requisites, and the solitary bed was of such
dimensions that if they chose to use it together
they must needs lie very close. Of one thing and
one only there was a duplicate; and that was a
little treatise on the dnties of husbands and
wives towards each other. No visitor was per
mitted to go near them, and they had only
glimpse at intervals of the grim face of the jani
tor, as he pushed their food through a hole in
the door. The Bishop states that the test was
attended with the most wholesome results. In
most cases the parties were excellent friends in
few days, and very few could stand out for
more than a fortnight. Another very gratifying
circumstance was that they had scarcely on
record a case in which a second application was
made by persons who had already gone through
the ordeal.—Biehop Burnet.
A HEART THAT CAN FEEL FOR ANOTHSE.4-. 0 .
give and bequeath to Mary, my wife, the sum of
one hundred pounds a year," said an old farmer.
"Is that wriiten down, measter ?"
"Yes," replied the lawyer; " but she is not
so old; she may marry again. Won't you make
any change in that case? Most people do."
"Do, do they ?" said the farmer ; " well,
write again, and say, and if my wife marries
again, I will give and bequeath to her the sum
of two hundred pounds a year. That'll do, won't
it, meager ?"
•
" Why, it's double the sum she would have if
she remained unmarried," said the lawyer ; "it
is generally the other way—the legacy is Ma
nned if the widow marries again."
"Ay," said the farmer, "but him as gets her
'll down it."
Mr THE Journal of Commerce says that radi
cal editors have become so accustomed to charg
ing disloyalty and treason on what they don't
like, that they even express themselves in their
favorite phrases in regard to their dinner, their
wine, their tradesmen, and even the weather.
"It is a disloyal day," "it is treasonable wea
ther," " that bootmeker is a secession sympa
thizer or my boots would have been finished
yerterday," "my dear, the mutton is secesh to
day," " the wine is copperhead," " the potatoes
are butternuts," these and similar lapses of the
tongue are said to be common occurrences in the
houses and clubs frequented by the abolition
patriots.
OUR Bess Pans/AL—Don't keep a solitary
parlor, into which you go but once a month, with
your parson or sewing society. Hang around
your walls pictures that shall tell stories of mer
cy, hope, courage, faith and charity. Make your
living room the house. Let the place be such
that when your boy has gone to distant lands, or
even when, perhaps, he clings to a single plank in
the lone waters of the wide ocean, the thought
of the still homestead shall come across the des
olation, bringing light, hope, and love. Have nc
dungeon about your house—no room you never
open—no blinds that are always shut.
ler F MOUT 1111.8 Wilms" was the name given
by Charles Lamb to spouses selected to please
the taste of friends and to answer the public de
mand--as some men bay pictures, not from any
fancy for the particular pieces which they pur
chase, but to furnish their rooms according to
the custom- A " brute" says there would be
less objection to furniture-wives, if one could
only exchange them, like other: household stuff,
when he is tired of the pattern.
fillr CAN TOII read and punctuate these lines
oorraotly, sons to write them true I
Every scholar in tideland
Han twenty nails upon each hand ;
Five and twenty on hande and feet,
And this is true without deceit.
READING SAVINGS BANK.
INCORPORATED MAY 31, 1855.
CAPITAL, 350,000.
Banking Haase, East Market Square, North• Bide,
Reading, Pa.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED FROM TEN CENTS
to Ten Thousand Dollars, Money is received on de
posit from 9A. It. to 3P. M. ; and on Wednesday and Sat
urday evenings from 7 P. M. to 9 P. M.
Interest will be allowed at the rate of Five per mat. per
annum, on all sums remaining on deposit, for one year or
more.
On seine remaining less than a year, interest will be al
lowed at the rate of Four per cent. per annum.
.@• all the sweets of the Bank and the individual prop
erty of tne stockholders, are liable for the payment of De
posita.
Persona who have money to deposit, are invited to call
at the Banking Bowe for farther information.
DIRECTORS.
DAVID YODER, SIMEON SNI/DEE,
MICHAEL GRUBER, CONB.AD ESHER,
DANIEL B. LOBAR, CONRAD Y. BEIDLER.
A. F. Boss.
Cdurht.s.7--ADAM LEIZL
SALE OF LAND.
1,200,000 ACRES FARM LAND
MEM
ILLINOIS CENTRALRAILROAD COMPANY.
IT IS WELL KNOWN. THAT THIS COM—
pany, in the few. years since the construction of the
Creed, has sold a large number of Farms to settlers,
who, madly in a short time, enjoyed a degree of pros
perity, which is suillefent evidence of the quality of the
soll;sad the facilities' for. disposing Of - its produce. The
numerous villages which have sprung op in this short
time ale° indicate the abundant resources of the country.
The land is rich PRAIRIE BOIL, often thickly wooded.
Woodland can generally be purchased at talon distances
and low prieee—somettmes of the Company. The various
kinds of grain are successfully cultivated. Fruit, Grapes,
le, grow rapidly, and yield abundantly and of Opener
quality. The fruit market is probably the beet in the
West. For the raising of Cattle there is no better country
to be found. Considering the infancy of the settlements,
much has already been done for Schools.
The Coninany'ofkirs tonettlire great advantages. The
land is sold—Wood or Pralrie,--at from lea to sl2 tier acre,
according to lie diatanoo from the Railroad. At the time
of purchase, only the interest of the purchase money Is re
quired. For thaS first yearn - likewise only the interest.
At the end of the fourth year and the three following, each
one.quarter of the capita; thus after the expiration of
saves years, the whole amount le paid. On cash pay.
mentea liberal discount is allowed_ Parekasers are ex
empt from hazes on the land for seven years.
air The undersigned has been appointed agent, and
having personally gamine& the land, is able to give exact
Information. Ail communications to be addressed to
JOHN EHRLICH, Agent,
Reading P. 0., Barka county, Pa.
March 21413
Desirable City Lots For Sale.
/THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS AT PRIVATE
gals at moderate rates,
ire Banding Lots on North Ninth street.
Pin Bonding We on the west aide of Men alley, Beet
Of Ninth meet.
Three Building Lots on the West side of North Tenth
street, soul Fourteen Building Lots on the eget side of Moss
rile/. • -
The conditions will be made easy to purchasers, the pro
prietor bng Willing to leave two-thirds of the purchase
money sta ei nd on the premises, it secured by Bond and
Mortgage, and allow payment to be made in installment.
of 10, MI and 60. Dalian, mall the whole debt is paid,
provided that one-third of the purchase money is paid on
delivery of the Dial.
This Is • rare chance for Laborers and Mechanics to se
cure homes aa Motets twain the neighborhood of the Steam
Forge and industrial Works; and ea it is understood that
allthelrepots - of therJanction Railroads will be put up
near the property.
Mr"
Plan of the Lois may be seen at my office, or that
Ore - ilkielf Wagner, Esq., Court street.
Jan-
• FREDERICK LAYER.
Islianare BREWERY
•
READING}; PA.
KE SUBSG`BIBER respectfully annonnoez to
the wuldlothathaimmontiz enlarged Ids BREW&
to a stodablerable extguatx and ..I.slgodneed steam-power,
ittNti" oieriirty to'dippli arderOlitt9t
• op. IMitroz.s,
Nor home and distant consumptien. Hie Mock of Malt
jacimemotirtanted to beep in all climates, is follow
BBOWN STOUT, PORTEN, BOTTLING ALB, DRAUGHT
ALB AND LAGER B=l.
June 19,41 BILIEDEBION
N.111.14wwl per Mintage wlll be allinied to Agents
ableadi
.
T)OLOGNA SAIIBAGEB.—FOR BALE AT
PEOSOCK'S,
40 South FM Street
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARTIONS.
RELNIBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS
This Medicine inoteases the power or Digeetion, and ex
cites the dbeorbents lute healthy action, by which the
Watery or Calcareous depositions, and all Daunting' En
largements are reduced, as well as Pain and Inflammation,
and
AMEN. WOMEN on, GIEULDRZIN
HELIEBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
Arising from Excesses, "Habits of Dissipation, Early Indis
cretion or Abuse, attended with the following symptoms:
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power,
Lose of Memory, I Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Universal Lustludo of the Mulling of lho Body,
Muscular System, Eruptions of the Skin,
Hot Hands,
Dryness of the Skin,
PALLID COUNTENANCE
These symptoms, If allowed to go on, which this medl
clue invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one of which the Patient may Expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed by
those" direful diseases,"
" INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,"
Many are aware of the cause et their Buffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS
AND THE MELANCHOLY DEATHS BY CON-
Bear ample witness to the truth of the
assertion.
The Constitution, once affected with organic
weakness,
Requires the aid Of medicine to Strengthen and Invigor
ate the System,
Wuteu ITELMBOLD'S EXTRACT MIMIC
A trial will convince the meet skeptical
FEMALES! FEMALES!
Old or Young, Single, Married, or Contemplating Marriage;
In ninny Affections peculiar to Females,
THE EXTRACT BUCHU
is unequalled by any other remedy, as in Chlorosie or
Retention, Irregularity, Painfulness, or Suppression of
Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Scirrhoue state of the
Uterus, Lencorthrea or Whites, Sterility, and for all com
plaints incident to the sex, whether arieing from ladle
cretion, Habits of Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OIL CHANGE OF LIFE.
US SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
TAKE NO MORE BALSAM, MERCURY, OR UNPLEASANT MEDI
CINE FOR UNPLEASANT AND DANGEROUS DISEASES.
HELMEOLD'S EXTRACT RUCHII
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
In all their Magee, At little Expense,
Little or no change In Diet, No inconvenience.
AND NO EXPOSONE.
It causes a frequent desire and gives strength to Urinate,
thereby removing obstructions,
Preventing and Curing Strictures of the
Urethra,
Allaying Pain ancrlntlammatton, so frequent in the elan of
diseases, and expelling all POiIIMOUS . Diseases and worn
out Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
Who have been the Victims of Quacks, and who have paid
heavy fees to be cured In a abort time, have found they
were deceived, and Olathe Poison" has, by the use of
" yrowerfla riatrtogenta," been dried np in the system, to
break oat in an aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER 'MARRIAGE
Ilse Helmbold'e Ettrad Bnehn for all affections and die
eases of the
A. P. BOAS.
Mee 27-17
Whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever canoe originating and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING
D 110311.8438 of these Organs require the aid of a Diuretic
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUM
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And is sure to have the desired effect in all diseases
FOIL WHICH LT IS RECOMMENDED
Evideacc of the moat ratable and responetbk character
wlllaccompany the Median..
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
=I
SCIENCE AND FAME
PRICE $l.OO PER BOTTLE,
Delivered lo any address, securely packed from any ob
serration.
Describe symptoms in all Communications
CURES GUARANTEED I
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman of the city
of Philadelphia, H. T. Helmbold, who being duly sworn
doth say, his preparations contain no narcotic, nor mercu
ry, or other injurious drugs, bat are purely vegetable.
H. T. HELMBOLD.
. .
Sworn, sal enbeetlbaa balms me, thin 2.4 d ilny of Nevem
ber, 3854.
Wm. P. 9/1313ERD, Alderman,
Ninth street, above Race, Mills
Address letters for information in confidence to
H. B. BBIABBOLD, Chemist,
Depot, MA South Tenth Street,
below Chestnut, Pa
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
And Unprincipled Dealers,
Who endeavor to dispose "of their own" and "other
articles on the reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
Sztract Enchn,
Sarsaparilla,
Id " Improved Roselgash.
Bold by MI Druggists, everywhere.
Ask for HELIIBOLD'S. Take no other.
Cut out the advertisement, and nand for It, AND AVOW
JNEDNITION AND XXIODUNI EDW. 18-17
Is Good For
For Weaknesses
SIIMPTION,
INVARIABLY DOES
AND
Cures
SECRET DISEASES,
URINARY ORGANS,
Pram 8 to 20 years' standing,
SIX FOR $6.00
ADVICE GRATIS!
AFFIDAVIT
Watches, Jewelry and Diamonds. I Zt i ar c iO ew uvir
LEWIS L.A,DOMUS di Coo, Henry Crowe
Daniel Dillon
802 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, David E. Evans
Simnel
AVE ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE J. & H. Erneentront
Eyrich
neck of Gold and silver Watchesa Do do
Imitable for Ladies. Gentlemen and Soya' wear, Wilbuirnlua Floor
Some of our own importation, extruding quality.
Oar assortment of Jewelry consists of the most fashion
able and rich designs ; as also the plainer and less ex
pensive.
Silver Spoons, Forks, Pie, Cake and Fruit Knives; also,
a large variety of fanny Silver Ware, suitable for Bridal
Pramual&
We have also on hand a most splendid assortment of
DIAMOND JEWELRY of all kinds, to which we invite
especial attention. Our prices will be found considerably
less than the same articles are usually sold for.
iPAII kinds of Watches repaired ln the very best man
ner and warranted to give satinfactr&h.
WEDDING RINGS on hand and made to order, Call or
address LEWIS LADOMUS Ac CO.,
April IS4mo) 802 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
P. S.—The highest Cash prices paid for Old Gold and
Silver. All orders from the country will receive especial
attention.
F. WESCHE,
MANUFACTURER OF IRON 'RAILINGS, BELL-HAGNING
AND LOCKSMITH,
T THE OLD AND WELL-KNOWN STAND,
Court Alley. above Sixth street, near the Court
house, - Reading, I's.
Kaye made, and all sorts of repairing done at 'short
notice. [March 28-Bmo
COAL OIL Z COAL OIL
G 001 ) BURNING COAL OIL, AT 10 CENTS
a quart, at
OEO. LERCH CO'ff,
Corner of Filth and Penn Square, next door to Borbon's
litanaton House. Feb 7
JUST RECEIVED,
2000 FLOWERPOTS, AT THE OLD JAIL
WM. RITOLDFL Jr.
LIST OF RETAILERS
Of Foreign & Domenic Merehandize,
RETURNED BY THE APPRAISER OF THE
City of Reading and the several Townships and
lioronghe of the County of Berke, for the year 1563, accord
ing to an act emendatory of the License Law of thin State.
SECTION 5. That it shall be the duty of every City and
County Treasurer to one for the recovery of all Licenses
duly 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 finch License unless be
brings snit to recover the same within said date, and preo
sea the same to judgment and execution, as soon thereafter
as practicable.
14th Glass paps $ 7 00 Oth Claw pays
13th" 10 00 I Sth "
. _
12 507th " "
15 00 OM " "
20 00 sth "
12th "
11th
10th " "
READIN(I—NorIh•EaBI Want
.. . . . _ .
elan. Rates. Occupation.
Bard & Reber 8 WO 00 Hardware
llarnhard St Koch 13 10 00 Feed
Adam Bertrand 14 7 00 Hate
John Becker 14 7 00 Store
George Bwbringer 14 700 Jewelry
J. P. Boyer 14 700 Store -
S. Breyfogel 14 700 Flour
N. Broseman 14 7 (0 More
J. 0. Brown 13 10 00 Hate
S.
B — • . •
S. reyfogel 14 700 Coal
George Christman 14 700 Store
William P. Dickinson 14 7 00 Plumber
I 4 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Saddler
B. Dreifoos
Samuel Donahower
- -- • • • • -
B. Stigler 14 700 Elwin;
John Embolman 14 700 Flour
Mary Filbert 14 700 Store
George Frill 11 700 Mill
•
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
Forth dc Einctein 13 10 00 Clothing
Thomas Gabel 14 7 00 Tobacco
J. G. Geissler 14 7 1.0 Stove.
.. .. .. .. ,
N. T. Saha 14 700 shoal
George Gellman • 13 10 00 Hucketer
Jacob Gerhard 14 7 00 Store
V. Gruff(' 13 10 00 Huckster
Godfrey Graf 14 700 Gilder
J. M. & G. W. Hantach 14 7 00 Tobacco
Hafer & Brother 14 7 00 Tailors
I. W. Harper 14 700 Books
Samuel Healer 13 10 00 Books
N. Heckman 13 10 00 Store
R. P. Heller 14 700 , Jewelry
Joseph S. Royer 13 10 00 Store
A. Hoffman 14 7 00 Store
Jameson & Co. 10 20 00 Clothing
Thomas Jackson 11 7 04 Coal
M. Halbach 14 7 00 Confectioner
13 30 00 Huckster
81122111
. . ...
John Kline 13 10 00 Store
George K. Levan 12 12 60 Store
P. Manassa 14 7 00 Clothing
Jacob Malabo:ger 14 700 Store
.1. 011inger 14 7 00 do
Adam Ott 14 7 00 do
Do do 14 7 CO Flour
Frank Price 14 7 00 Store
Rbode &Fisher 12 12 50 do
Samuel F. Ruppert 13 1000 do
Do do 13 10 00 Huckster
J. H. Ritter 14 7 00 Furniture
Regar & Becker 14 7CO Clothing
J. B. Riastine 14 7 00 do
Jacob Sartorins 14 7 00 Tobacco
Charles K. Snell 14 7 00 Stoves
Charles Shaeffer 14 7 00 Milliner
A. 11.1.thwartz 13 10 00 Store
Mary Spang 14 700 Milliner
Samuel Spohn 14 700 Feed
J. EL Stroup 14 700 Leather
P. Tinsman 14 7 00 Lumber
Win. G. Von Nelda 13 10 00 Leather
Simon Wilson 14 7 00 Clothing
WilsOn & Co. 14 7 00 Clothing
William B. 'Verger 14 7 00 Furniture
North-Wert Ward.
D. B. Anderson 14 7 00 Shoe,
John D. Bertolette 14 7 00 Furniture
B. F. Berlin 14 7 00 Store
D. IL Beideman 14 7 04 Furniture
James Seidler 14 700 Clothing
Hem" Bannethum 14 700 Stove,
H. Birch & Brother 14 700 Drugs
Miss E. Breletord 14 7 00 Milliner
Lewis Briner 13 10 00 Store
B. Burkholder 14 7 CO Store
Bnehobg k Son 14 700 Feed
J. K. Cotterell 14 7 00 Store
Do do
George Chrieman
Charles Grossman
Mrs. Edinger
David Ermeatront
William Ermentront
A. & F. Bitterly
H. F. Felix
William S. Fisher
George Frees
William Geiger
H. S. Getz & Co.
E. W. Gilbert
William Hagy
George Heiler
Jacob Hessler
G. 0. Elector
S. Herman
S. U. Hollenbach
Mrs. Hammel
R. P. Hunter
J. Jannieman
B. F. Kalbach
Charles Kessler
Henry Kessler
William Krick
Jacob Loden
E. 8. Miller
C. Miller
David Neff
Samuel Nice
biro. B. Norton
Amos W. Fottelger
J. Reiner
Francis Roland
George W. Ruedi
H. Ruth •
William Rhoads, jr.
William Rhoads, sea
F. D. Shelters
H. B. Shearer
Solomon L. Snyder
E. D. Smith
J. Sanerbier
Joeeph L. Stlater
Strickland & Brother
Jonathan Tobias
Samuel Wanner
Solomon Weil, agt.
Jacob Weise
Daniel Weitzel
D. H. Wenrich
George Whitaker
William R.Veick
Soath•East Ward.
Albert Altman,
S. B. Beidler
Charles Brenleer
B. W. Bergner
Peter Brady
Do do
S. H. Cramp
Charles Booth, agent,
Matilda Dean
L. Dickenson
William Donahower
•E'. B. Flchthorn
Adam Fox
•Do do
George Hain
Do do
William S. Hail
A. Hellman
C. R. Relzmann
Charles Henninger
William High
L. Hirsh
James Hughes
William Kerper
Amelia Kaabb
Henry Koch
Lewis Kremp
A. S. Latsbaw
Augustus Levan
Isaac R. Levan
Lpvan & Moyer
Frederick Lehman
Niue Link,
P. McKinney
Henry Moyer
Lewis Mull
Paul Paille
Francis Bambo
Ritter & Keiser
George P. Howbothant
L. S. Sailed.,
Joseph R. Belimucker
Amos Seidel
Susan Sigman
Abraham tinder
S. Stadtman
IL S. sienna
William Wells
William Walter
Franklin Weaver
Albert L. Weitzel
Martin Wildenstine
Jacob Young
South-West Ward.
Babb & Wanner
Philip Salt
Jeremiah !Seidler
F. G. Boas
Samuel Boone
William Bland
Charles Brine?
William Bridegam
John Brown
B. H. Brown
C. H. Birch
B. Goanard
Samuel Frees
Do do
Catharine Fertig
Isaiah iloodleilow
A. M. Hart
A. D. Harvey
Edwin Mester
Do go
Helms & Berman
A. Henlein
Heckman & Fisher
Henry A. Hoff
David Hoghes
Thomas Jackson
Caleb apnea
Kauffman & Kissinger
M. Keller & Son
Kline& Eppihimer
Famuel Klapp
Do do
Kegrize & Leinbach
James 0. Koller
J. Kissinger
Mrs. Leibrock
Joseph Levi & Co
Reuben Leightheiser
Conrad Ludwig
Lerch & Co
John Mallibeaget
J. K. McCurdy
John McKnight
John MiMtwara
P. K. Miller
Daniel Miller
Mull & Co
Jacob Moyer
Samuel Newkirk
Henry M. Otto
Wm. Peacock & Son
A. H. Peacock
John 8. Pearson & Co
Amph Prillaman
John H. Racer
Israel W. 'Hagler
George W. Rangoon
Scull & Mobriug
Henry Simone
George W. Souders
A, al, koadere
David R. Shalt.
Abraham Staudt
T. A. Sweeny, agent
Solomon Weida
Solomon Wilson, agent
Spruce Ward.
Philip Albright
A. F. Boas
Richard Caine
Henry Christman
Do do
Samuel Craig
Henry Drum
A. H. A S. M. Dapher
Jacob Deysher
M. Flacherty
S. Hartman
Jackson & Newkirk
Keller & Son
John Kerby
Joshua Kerby
J. B. Mallon
Jacob Newkirk
Henry Peace
J. M. Phillips
Do do
H. 5, Rboade
Adam Schwenk
Jacob Schaeffer
Do do
Thomas A. Sweeny
Adam Treat
Albany.
Jonathan Grim
Abraham D. Kriebel
Wilson M. Kistler
Joel Kistler
Jeremiah Kinkel
Levi H. Lenhart
Daniel Levan
W. & M. Levan
Charles H. Lenbart
J. & Moe..
William S. Moser
John O'Neil
James Long
Nathan Wessner
John %Pitmen
Alsace.
Reuben Kerper
.dariiip.
Nathan Bertolette
Samuel Buck
John Dry
John Gelos
Herman (interns
Henry McKenty
Do do
Peter Ludwig
William W. Rhoads
Solomon Rhoads
Isaac, G. Stetter
Samuel Metier
A.S. Strausberger
Jeremiah Schaeffer
Leidy Scholl
Welt eel & Yocum
Bern.
F. 0. Hain
John L. Kauffman
D W. & S. H. Lenhar
Do do
Levi R. Lash
Elias A. Lelnbach
Charles Long
Thomas Murphy
Benjamin Persia.
James Rlckenbach
Joseph Reber
Abraham B. Tobias
Do do
Reuben Wanner
$4B 00
30 00
90 00
00 00
80 00
Cyrper Barn.
F. A. Beiteman
John Kehler
John Loose
Jonathan Machemer
Edward Moyer
B. F. Nunemacher
Daniel K. Potteiger
Wm. Neieohwender
N. & C. S. Schoch
C. F. Rentechier
Bethel.
Jacob K. Boltz
3. P. Bomberger
Levi Dupps
J S. Degler
Mine Frantz
J. & J. Groff
John Koons
Peter S. Lola
J. P. Lerch & Co
M. Miller
William H. Reber
G. M. F. Rick
Moses Wolff
Daniel Ziegler
Hernvitte.
J. F. Burkhart
A. M. Bright
S. K. Dundore
Jonathan Kline
D. R. Koenig
Klahr & Miller
Samuel Miller
H. R. Smith
Witman & Conrad
Do do
Do do
Breckhock.
Peter Bowman
Daniel Hummel
Samuel Rachman
William Schweitzer
Centre.
William F. Bentz
'borkey & Rahn
Prannfelder, Mohr & Co
Do do
Do do
Caernarvon.
Robert A. Gilmer
John P. Haw.
Do do
John W. Kinney
John P. rifest
J. G. & D. K. Plank
'Colebrooltdate.
B. Borneman
D. B. Boyer
I. Y. Brendlinger
D. B. Boyer
P. Y. Brendlinger
Cloutier & Mary
Levi Fisher
D. K. Engle
G. & F. Gable
David Oable
William K. Grim
George Landis
Samuel H. Landis
John Merkel
Nicholas Johnson
Cymru.
Joseph Ganl
Daniel Lanech
Jonathan Miller
Sara Miller
Wm. K. Ruth
John Y. Rhoads
J. &mecums
James Schwartz
Joseph G. Hoyett
Trout & Grim
Mies Trowel
District.
Samuel Landis
Joseph Bailey
Jesse Bechtel
Do do
John Mock
Earl.
Franklin Cleaver
Jacob K. Hill
J. LL Schaeffer
Young & Mirages
Exeter.
John H. Bechtel
James Z Griesemer
si S DH: a al m rini n e e al: l nnss H .Lsn a yity f id e nde r eirrman
Do do
Greenwich.
Wm. Met, (ant for ,14 yr.
D. Fenstermacher
R. S. Pry
Daniel Grim
J K. Grim
Daniel P. Grim
Peter A Kline
George Merkel
Merkel At Kauffman
P. C. Wanner
Hereford.
Wm. Baughman
C. N. Gery
F. N. Gery & Brother
Illegas & Butz
Do do
Levi Saasaman
M K. Treicbler
Weignar & Brother
Heidelberg.
John Bechtel
Samuel L. Brown
James D. Kern
Samuel Shearer
Heidelberg Lower.
Daniel B. Bucks
Samuel Grath
Mom Os Eyricis
Store
.Seed
Shoee
Hate
Coal
Store
Store
Stoves
Store
Store
Store
/441 b
B. &P. R. Ludwig 13 10 00 Store
Joh° 'Saylor 14 700 do
Franklin Spengler 13 10 00 do
Shubert & Leinbach 14 700 01111
Heidelberg Norih.
Pony & Schaeffer 14 701 Mill
Jonathan L Kiopp 13 10 00 Store
Abraham Krick 14 700 Mill
Do do 14 700 Coal
J. Jr A. Richard 14 700 Mill
Do do 14 700 Coal
hamburg.
Jonathan hentsch 14 700 Clothing
Wm. Balthaser 14 700 Coal
Do do 14 700 Grain
John HellenMall 14 700 Store
E. E. Derr 14 100 Storm;
Henry Deysher 14 7 00 do
J. A. Dietrich 14 7CO Lumber
S. IL Hpler 14 700 Hats& Shoes
F. S. Gerhard 14 700 Clothing
Jacob Geiger 14 700 Coal
Do do 14 700 Grain
Wm. oth , 14 700 Confec'ery
William Hebberley 14 700 Leather
C4Johneen 14 700 Hardware
DS. Derr &Co 14 700 Store
EN, J. Hammerer 14 700 Leather
L. H. Meckley 14 700 Feed
Isaac Mandelbatim 14 700 Clothing
Christian Li/Chinn 14 700 Feed
William J. Loobman 14 700 Hats &Shoes
H. R. Shollenberger &Co 13 10 00 Store •
A. H. Seltzer 14 . 710 Tobacco
William D. Shomo 13 10 00 Store
Samuel F. Btoyer 14 7 00 do
C. M. Shomo 14 7 00 do
Peter S. Smith 14 700 611901
B. Shortie 14 7 00 Mill
Michael Richards 14 700 Leather
Horns Wolff 14 700 Saddler
Tobias H. Wagner 14 700 Store
Jefferson.
Hamer & Faust 14 700 Coal
De do 14 7CO Lumber
Do do 14 700 Grain
Adam M. Lengel 14 700 Leather
Joseph Miller 13 10 00 Huckster
Adam Stondt 14 700 Grain
William Yeagley 13 10 00 Huckster
Kutztaunt,
J. 0. Bieber 13 10 00 Store
Hiram F. Bickel 14 700 Saddler
J Bieber 14 700 Lumber
Charles W. Esser 14 700 Hats & Cape
Charles Helfrich 13 10 00 Huckster
Fisher, Hinterleltner &Co 13 10 00 Store
John Hover 14 7 00 Stoves
Jacob Sunday 13 10 00 Store
Do do 14 700 Hats & Shoes
Augustus Springer 14 700 Jewelry
Wanner & Humbert 14 7 00 Shoes
Benjamin H. Zimmerman 14 700 Saddler
7 00 Confectioner
10 00 Store
20 00 Store
7 00 Store
7 00 Store
7 00 Bats
7 00 Clothing
7 00 Tobacco
7 00 Store
10 06 Mill
7 00 Coal
7 II Store
7 CO Store
15 00 Store
7 00 Leather
700 FlOur
7 00 Coal
7 03 Brushes
7 00 Clothing
7 00 Clothing
12 50 Store •
7 00 Clothing
7 00 Confec'ery
7 00 Leather
20 00 Store
10 00 Store
SO 00 Store
7 00 Float
7 00 Coal
7 00 Oraln
700 Clothing
10 00 Huckster
7 00 Store
7 00 Clothing
7 00 Flour
7 011 Store
20 00 hardware
7 OD Tobacco
7 00 Drugs
20 00 Hardware
7 00 Lumber
7 00 Confectioner
7 0i) Plumber
7 00 Leather
7 00 More
7 00 Store
7 00 Store
10 00 Coal
12 00 Store
00 00 Store a
7 00 ! Stoves
7 00' Drugs
10 00' Store
7 00 Milliner
7 00 Plumbers
7 00 Clothing
7 00 Confectioner
7 00 Confectioner
7 110 Bate Shoes
7 00 Saddler
7 00 Jewelry
7 00 Jewelry
7 00 Clothing
14 700 OWN
13 10 00 Lumber
14 T 00 Store
14 7 00 Coal
14 7 00 Flour
14 7 00 Coal
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Lumbar
9 21 00 Lumber
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Store
14 7 00 Store
14 7 0) Flint!
10 20 00 Lumber
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Store •
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Feed
14 700 Store "
13 10 00 Store
14 7 Ott Flour
14 7 00 Coal
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Store
7 00 Mill
13 10 00 Huckster
13 10 00 Huckster
14 7 00 Leather
14 7 OU Dllll
14 7 00 Ptore
10 00 Huckster
7 00 Mill
ELEIM:MSIZEI
1-1 7"1,0 111111
14 7 00 Lotther
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Huckster
13 10 00 Huckster
13 10 00 Huckster
13 10 01 Huckster
13 10 00 Huckster
14 7 CO Leather
14 7 CO MCI
11 7 CO MIII
14 7 00 31111
13 10 00 Store
14 700 Coal
14 7 00 MR
13 10 00 Huckster
13 10 00 Huckster
18 10 00 Store
13 10 UO Store
14 7 00 Store
13 10 (.0 Huckster
14 7 00 Mill
14 7 (.0 Grain
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Grain
13 10 00 Store
14 700 Coat
13 10 00 • Hacketer
14 700 Store
14 7 00 Mill
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 Leather
14 7 00 Coal
14 700 Mill
14 700 Coal
14 7 00 Lumber
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Store
13 10 OJ Huckster
14 700 31111
13 10 00 Huckster
14 7 00 31111
13 10 00 Huckater
14 700 31111
13 10 00 huckster
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Store
IS 10 00 Huckster
IS 10 00 Huckster
13 10 00 Huckster
13 10 00 Huckster
11 700 Leatbsr
14 7 00 Leather
14 7 00 Store
13 30 00 Rucketer
13 10 00 Store
13 10 00 Huckster
. 14 7 00 Leather
13 10 00 Store
13 10 00 Store
13 10 00 Iliwister
14 700 Store
12 12 00 Store
14 700 Peed
13 10 00 Huckster
12 12 00 Store
12 12 50 Bookstore
13 10 00 Store
13 10 00 Huckster
14 7 00 Lumber
14 7 00 Coal
14 7 00 Grain
14 7 01) Store
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Huckster
14 7 CO Leather
7 00 Store
10 00
10 00 Store
7 00 Orate
7 00 Coal
1
14 700 Store
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Huckster
14 7 00 Store
14 700 31111
13 10 00 Store
14 7 00 .Tewelry
12 12 60 Store
13 10 00 Store
14 7 00 Lumber
14 7 00 Lumber
14 700 61111
14 7 00 Stoves
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Store
11 7 00 Mill
14 7 00 Leather
14 7 00 Leather
14 7 00 Leather
14 7 00 11111
14 7 00 Mill
14 700 &ore
14 7 0) Mill
14 7 00 Mill
14 700 Mill
14 7 00 Store
14 7 00 'Mill
14 7 00 Mill
14 7 00 kill
14 700 Mill
14 7 03 Leather
13 10 00 linoketer
is 10 00 Store
14 7 00 ME
13 10 00 lq,cre
13 10 00 Hacketer
14 7 00 Mother
13 10 00 Huckster
13 10 00 Iluckater
14 7 00 Lothar
13 10 00 Store
14 7 00 NM
14 7 CIO Mlli
14 7 00 Store
14 700 Mill
14 700 Stare
14 700 Store
14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Huckster
10 00 Iluckater
10 00 Huckster
oo More
700 Mill
7 00 Store
7 00 Leather
7 00 Store
7 00 Dllll
10 00 Store
700 Leather
7 00 Store
7 00 do
700 do
10 00 do
10 00 Huckster.
20 00 do
10 00 Store
7 Od Mill
19 10 CO Huckster
14 700 31111
11 10 00 Store
14 700 Coal
7 00 Coal
]OOO Huckster
7OD XII
Long...vamp.
Diener, Butz &Co 14 700 Store
Do do 14 7 011 Crain
Do do 14 7On Coat
Do do 14 700 Lumber
William Geist 14 7 00 Leather
Peter 11. flowerier 14 7 00 Leather
Benjamin flowerier 14 700 - Coal
DO do 14 700 Grain
Benjamin Helfrich 13 10 Od Store
Levi H. Lime 14 7 00 Coal
Do do 14 700 Crain
Do do 14 7 00 Store
Samuel Long 14 700 Stoves
William Treater 14 700 Leather
Jacob Winter 14 100 Store
Maidencreek.
Joshua S. Becker 14 700 Store
David L. Manly 14 7 00 do
Do do 13 10 00 Huckster
B. Jone. 14 700 Coal
John M. Kauffman 14 7 00 Store
Isaac Plank la 10 00 do
Wily & Huy 14 700 Mill
George D. Weleener 14 700 Store
Do do 13 10 00 Huckster
Marion..
George Burkholder 14 700 Stoves •
Augustus Burkholder IS 30 00 Store
John Bechtold 10 10 Ott Huckster
H. Herahaperger 14 700 Mill
Rlopp & Stump 14 700 Lumber
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
Do do 1t 700 Grain
Michael Keieer 14 7 00 do
D, & Royer & Brother 14 700 Mill
Stump & Fisher 13 10 00 Store
Andrew Taylor & Sone 14 700 Coal
Magrataermy.
J. S. Grim 14 700 Leather
J. P. T. Hese 14 700 Store
Jamb Hash - & Sou 14 700 Coat
Do do 14 700 Grain
.7. S. Miller 14 7 01 Store
Schaeffer &Co 14 700 Coal
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
Snyder & Maurer 13 10 00 Store
Muhlenberg.
Daniel Baum & Son 14 7 00 Store
Do do 14 700 Cud
Adam Kocher 14 7 00 Store
John Rotbenberger 14 7 00 do
Jacob Wanner 14 7 00 do
O
A. H. ley.
Brumbach 13 10 00 Hacketer
William S. Bear 13 10 00 Store
John K. Bertolatte 13 10 00 Baader
D. S. AR. S. Bear 14 700 Leather
Samuel Bushy 14 700 Shoes
David Charles 14 7 00 Stoves
B. A. Glue 11 15 00 Store
William Glace 13 10 00 Huckster
Reuben Hassler 14 7 00 Mill
Gideon Hartman 10 10 CO Huckster
Franklin Palm 14 ' 7 00 Mill
Chriellan Schaeffer 13 10 00 Huckster
Jacob B. Spang 13 10 00 Store
Henry Weidner 13 10 00' Huckster
_ .
Ontelattnee.
Jonas Dauber 14 7 OD Mill
David Daumlt 14 700 Stoves
John B. 'Bieber 14 7 011 Lumber
Hunter & Co 14 7 00 Mill
A. D. Himmelrelch . 73 10 00 Afore
.. ~ . ... ... . .. . .
Do do 14 700 Orain
Leesport Iron Works 14 7 00 Coal
B. H. Lenhart Id 10 00 Store
Jonas Shelter 14 7 00 do
Do do 14 700 Coal
David Schlegel 14 700 Mill
Daniel Sion& 14 7 00 Lumber
Owen H. Wily 14 700 Mill
Conrad Williams 14 7 00 do
Penn.
1.. K. Balthasar 14 , 700 Store
1). B. Fisher 14 ' 700 Mill
Do do 14 7 10 Coal
Obold & Reber 13 10 00 Store
Adam Stondt 14 7 00 Grain
4toudt, lialbach &Co 14 701 Greta
Do do 14 700 Coal
Whitman & Conrad 14 7 00 do
Do do 14 7 00 Mill
P
R. S erry. .
Bookie & Co 14 7 00 Store
George B. Fisher 14 700 Stoves
S. S Roller 13 10 00 Store
Do do 14 700 Coal
Koller & Brother 10 ' 7 00 Grata
W. S. Koller 13 10 00 Huckster
Kummerer & Co 14 7 00 111111
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
I. & .1. H. Mohr 13 10 00 Store
14 7 00 Grain
14 1 00 Coal
Perr
George y.
B. Fisher 14 7 03 Lumber
Charles El. Mohr 14 7 00 do
Solomon Seidel 14 7 00 Leather
J. B. Seidel 14 7 00 Score
H. B. Seidel 14 700 Feed
B. D. Wartlaft 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
Rock/mut.
B. E Dry . 14 700 Store
Kline & Boric 14 7 00 do
Jonathan G. Kline 14 7 00 Stoves
William Ensues 14 7 00 Leather
Nathan Moyer 13 10 00 Huckster
Richmond.
Jacob brelbellyis 14 7 CO Store
John K. Eck 13 10 00 lincketer s
F. S. Hooter & Bro 14 700 wen
Hunter & Mayer 13 10 00 Store
William Lecher 14 7 00 do
D. Mellot & Co 10 10 00 do
Kline & Schaeffer 13 10 00 do
Schaeffer & Co 14 7 00 Coal
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
Do do 14 7 00 Lumber
J. M. Shollenberger 14 7 Oil Store
William Sholl 14 7 00 do
A. Weidenhammer 14 7 00 do
111acombnialt.or. '
Reuben Fanet 13 10 00 Huckster
Charlet. Levan 14 7 00 Store
Daniel Westin 13 10 00 Marketer
Rot elan..
Henry Beard 14 700 Store
William S. Duclimn 14 7 00 do
William Dewitt 14 7 00 Stoves
Henry A. Gruff 14 700 Leather
D. J. Lincoln & Co 12 12 SO Store
Do do 14 7 00 Lumber
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
William B. Pearce 14 T 00 Store
Daniel Reed 14 7 00 21111
Peter Scbweitzer 14 7 00 Store
Samuel &Mit • 14 7 00 do
lease Wilma 14 7 00 do
Spring.
Joseph Barger 33 10 00 Nodular
David firing 14 700 Grain
Henry M. Heffner 14 700 Coal
Hoffer & Hansel 14 7 00 11111
bass bets 14 7 00 Store
James Ruth 14 7 00 Grain
William Sheeler 13 10 00 Store
Joel Winters 14 7 00 Mlll
Samuel Wenrich 13 10 00 Huckster
Ames Yocum 14 7 00 Shoes
Yu/pc/meson.
H. Hawaii & Son 14 7 00 Stoves
George limber 13 10 00 Huckster
John Honsnet 14 7 CO Store
inane Knoll 13 10 00 Huckster
Light & Gruber 14 7 0.1 Store
Moses Oxenrider It 7 00 do
William Snyder 13 10 00 huckster
Cyrus Snyder 13 10 00 do
Daniel coated 11 ' 10 00 do
Jacob !Haffner 12 12 50 Store
Levi Welfersbarger 12 12 b 0 do
Tuipcheecon Upper..
Jacob Long 13 10 00 Huckster
Pottelger & tieing 14 7 00 Store
Solomon Steens 14 7 00 do
John Weiser /3 10 00 Huckster
. . . . . , .
Union.
George R. Brinley 14 700 Store
John Bland 14 7 00 de
Do • do 14 7 00 Coal
Amos S. Boone 11 700 Store
William Datmeller 13 10 oo huckster
Clingan & Buckley 14 700 Store
James Healy 14 700 Lumber
(-loom.) W. Harrison . 14 7 00 Store
Lewis Dampmau 14 7 00 do
Diehard H. Jones It 700 do
Daniel H. Klink 11 7 00 Feed
Samuel Keret 14 700 Lumber
Henry Laeh 13 10 00 Huckster
Daniel Ryan 14 700 Feed
Herman Holstead 14 7 00 Store
Zerr & Son 14 7 Oa do
Do do 13 10 00 Hucksters
Windsor.
Jacob Halbach 14 700 Coal
Jame. H. Lenhart /4 7 00 Mill
B. Relgel 14 . 7 00 do
M. A. Sellers 14 700 Store
Waehington.
William B. Bechtel 13 10 00 Store
D. 8 Heel:del 1 - 1 10 00 do
Do do 13 10 00 Huckster
William H. Recite 14 7 00 Mill
Babb & Christman 14 7 00 do
Henry Diehl 14 700 Stores
X. S. Xmhbaolt 13 10 liki Huckster
Adam W. Glass 13 10 00 Store
Aaron Gilbert 10 10 00 Marketer
PD. Schell 14 700 (tore
W. F. Pausal:nen 11 700 Mill
Jacob W. Zero 14 70) Ltore
Wozneledorf.
lieer3 M. Clone & Bro 33 10 09 'Hucksters
Adam J. Demo 10 700 Flour
Adam Filbert 11 7CO Mill
Kiln Fidler 14 700 Grain
W. S. Filbert A Pro 11 11 00 Store
John George Oehler 14 700 Stoves
Augustus Koller 11 10 00 Huckster
Isaac Miller 14 7CO Store
William Moore 14 700 Grain
Do do 14 700 Coal
Do do 14 700 Flour
William Neff 14 700 Coal
John 11. Oberley 14 7 00 do
Do do 14 700 Floor
J. B. &J. Smith 11 700 Lumber
Wm. & John Geo. Seltzer 14 700 Grain
Do do 14 700 Coal
William Valentine 12 10 00 Huckster
David Bunk 14 700 11111
Pursuant to an Act of Assembly, I, the undersigned Ap
praiser, appointed by the Commiesionere of the County of
Berke, do hereby certify that the foregoing list of the
Wholemate Dealers and Retailers of Foreign and American
Merchandise, comprises all Mom gomlng to my knowledge,
and that the name are classified.
Withrow my hand, thin 16th day of May, 1963,
WM. B. FILBERT. Mercantile Appraiser.
The Day of Appeal will be held at the Commissioners'
Office, in the City of Reading, en Friday, the 19th day of
Jane, A. D., IMO. Liday 2:1-4t
List of Manlier,. Brewers. Patent Medi..
eine Vendors, due.
PERSONS RETURNED FOR LICENSE UN
der the act of Anembly, passed the 10th day of April,
1840, mailed "An Act to create a Sinking Fund, and to
provide for the gradual and certain extinguishment of the
debt of the Commonwealth, to wit:
MULLER& Class. Pales.
Reading—P Busbong & Son 3 5100
Samuel Bnch 9 24
Heidelberg—J Manderbech & Son 9 25
Taipehoccon—lsaac Hattenuan I i 15
Peter Shell 11 lii
Bern—Renben Berbein 9 26
Nand 9 atoy—Nathan Levan 25
Windsor—Jacob Halbach 9 25
Spring—Samuel Wertz 25
9
BREWERS.
Reading—Frederick Lauer 6 co
Seidel & Co 9 25
Pi A Felix 9 26
Merman Floto 9 25
Peter Barbey 9 26
Hamburg—John Rothleff 9 21
Wameledorf—John Yost „ 11 15
PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS,
Reading—George S Rowbotham 4 SO 00
ss Stevens 4 5
11 W Bergner 4 5
J H McCurdy 4 5 .
J II Reser 4 6
R P Hunter 4 5
Harvey birch & Brother 4 5
Charles Kessler 4 6
I MOTOR DEALERS,
Returned for License under the Act of Assembly approved
the Slat day of March, 1856, entitled "An Act to Regu
late the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors!'
READING: Class. Rules.
North-East Ward—Nteholas Beekman 9 525 00
John Kline 9 25
Rhode & Fisher 9 25 -
B Y Yoder 9 25
J Miebler & Co 7 40
' F S Rapport, (deed) 9 25
Spruce Ward—Adam Schwenk 9 25
Refer & Son 9 25
Jackson & Newkirk 9 25
South-Bost Ward—Henry Gestreich 9 25
Keffsr & bon 9 25
C W L Roffedits 9 25
John Brown 9 25
Jeremiah D. Bitting 9 25
North. West Ward—Tublas Barto 9 25
Isaac Fay -
9 25
William Rhoads, Jr 9 25
.7effersou—Stoudt & Sbeidy 9 2
Bernuille—D B Kcenig 9 25
Homburg—William Halbach 9 k 6
John Beiteuman 9 25
Wome/srlorf-8011 & Sohonoer 9 55
Upper Bern—G & N S Schack 9 25
Kutztown—Joshua Bieber 9 '2.5
Rockland—Benjamin B Dry 9 25
District—Samuel Landis 9 25
•
Washotgfoa—D•H Bechtel 9 25
Gilito9s/94a&—J & F Gable 9 25
Douglass-L-Jeese Bechtel 9 25
Clay—Peter D °Messmer 9 25
Lower Heidelberg—B & F S Ludwig 9 26
Frank Spengler 9 25
Breakneck—Daniel Rummel 9 25
Robeson—Henry Beard 9 25
Peter Schweitzer 9 26
Rtefuramd—Kline & Schaeffer 9 25
D Belot & Co 9 25
Perry—S S Roller 9 25
.1 B Seidel & Brother 9 25
Centro--Fraunfelder, Mohr & Co 9 25
William F Bentz 9 25
netpehoserm—John Roma 9 25
Spring—William Sheeler 9 25
BILLIARD TABLES.
Reading—John D Morrie s 5.50
Do do 13 10
Do do 13 10
BROILERS.
Reading—Allen Bechtel SE)
G W Goodrich 50
Jacob Schmucker 20
As appeal will be held at the Commiesimers' Office, in
the City of Reading, on Friday, the 19th day of June, 1063.
for all who may feel themselves aggrieved by the foregoing
appralsement and clanidication.
May 23-4tl WM. S. FILBERT. Mercantile Appraiser.
UP Hucksters residing in other counties and trading
in !Jerks:
.Lehigh—B K Brobat 10 $2O
Montgomery—Henry Bodolode 10 20
Jacob C Layer 10 20
Samuel Layer 10 20
Bdward Miller , 10 20
Jonathan Koch 10 20
Philip Boshow 10 20
Michael Shively /0 20
Samuel Weand 10 20
Cheater—Matthias Haber 10 20
Andrew Lawrence 10 20
Jacob Miller 10 20
Frank Overderter 10 20
Samuel Tyson 10 20
Lancaster—Philip Badman 10 20
WOl. S. FILBERT, Mercantile Appraiser
sear Mime ewriLiz Licinisms.—Notice is hereby
given to all Wholesale and Retail Dealers residing in the
County of Belk., that they are required to take out their
Licenses at the office of the County Treasurer, in the Court
House, Reading, on or before the let of July, or suit will
be brought within ten day. after that date
W=C===
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Just Pub/Jabal, in a Sealed Envelope. Price Sim cents.
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By ROWT J. CIILVERWELL, M. D.
The important fact that the awful conseqnences of Self
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Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any satires.,
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CHAS. J. C. KLINE k. Co.,
AprillB-3m] 127 Bowery, New-York ;P. 0. Box 458 e.
HARDWARE & IRON STORE,
WBOLI7BA,LXI 4D AZITALITh
THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BOUGHT
the old Establiebed Hardware and Iron Store of the
late Pricker, Stevenson & Co., and baying added a large
new Stock of goods ; would reapectfnily call the attention
of the public to their large assortment of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
IRON, STEEL, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, SADDLERY,
COACH TRIMMINGS, Ike.,
Which they are determined to sell at the very lowest Mar
ket Pricee, wholesale and retail.
GEORGE LERCH a CO.,
Corner of Fin and Markin Sonora. next door to Borbon , e
Mansion HOll6B. (Helm's Old stand).
GEORGE LEECH.] jack 18 [J. T. JACKSON.
COAL, WOOD, SALT,
ar—.lll[llPilol alrhre S'AILMTILIPso
SAMUEL BOONE,
(FORMERLY)
Sohn Zissinger, Sr.,
Corner of Penn and lima Streets, Reading,
AS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND SELLS
at reasonable prime, all kinds of Broken, Egg and
Love . Coal; Nut, Chestnut and Bltuminoue Coal, Salt, Lime
and Saud.
Mir Persons in want of anything in my line, will find it
to their advantage to give me a eall before purchasing else
where, I deliver free of extra charge to any part of the
oily. [oat 6-If
DOCTOR AL IL STEVENB.
ELECTRICAL PIIYSICIAN.
tirls CURING ALL CHRONIC DISEASES
both of Ladies and gentlemen. by a new method in the
nee of Electricity alone, without any medicine, or even
any pain.
Board may be bad, with trsatmeat, by patient, from
abroad, at reasonable rates in the Doctor's family.
Lemma applying for circulars or further Information
will be promptly answered. °Hee and residence at 1418
80TITII PENN SQUARE, PHILADELPHIA, PA., being
In a central ae well ae delightful part of the ally.
nir Cut tbIR oat for future reference.
April 11, 1868-Imo
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MONEY TO LOAN.
APPLY TO
JACOB C. SCHOMER.
Commercial Broker
Me—Court street. (march 28
GRAINS I (UMW
fIRIANS CAN CONSTANTLY BE HAD AT
ILA LAUER B BREWERY, corner o Third arid Chestnut
mode. F. wait.
December 7.1881-E •
Souse Furnishing Goods.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE FUR.
_. l4: :l 2B sh j ing Goods of every variety. For sale cheap by
OF.O. LKRCH & CO.
DARTIES WISHING TO SELL OR PUB
.L CHASE Real &tale, will do well to call upon
JACOB C. SCHOMER,
Commercial Broker.
Me—Court Week. [march 28
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THE STANDARD MANURE,
Unequalled by any other in the market; aiway4
THE SAME IN QUALITY,
And invariably to be relied on as a MANURE of
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Price $474 per 2000 lbs.
OUT SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME is uniform j
its shemiettl eonstitutints, and can always be de
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We believe it to be the beat and cheapest Manure in use.
lILT _Pi Aar fico •
PRRUVlale—klo.l Government, received direct from the
Peruvian Government, at lowest market rates.
IC HABOF.—A very superior article, received direct from
the Island.
*45 per 2000 lbs.
?Amp: OCSAN—A small eargo of old fashioned
genuine, packed tn bap", vary dry, and strong.
$6O per 2000 lbs.
PLASTER—Ground Plaster, a superior article, packed
la good barrels.
DOWNS —Sutton Makers' Bons Duet and Ground Bepe,,
Warranted Pere.
IPW' A liberal deduction made to Dealer." on the atene
artielee.
•
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
42 South Wharves and 41 South Water Street,
Meer DfORE /nave CIIIERTNIM)
PHILADELPHIA.
We sell no articles but such as we can vilely re
commend. [March 14-3 mo
FAMILY DYE COLORS,
Black,
•
earld,
lark Drab,
jail Drab,
Vlow,
ange,
'grata,
)lferino,
-ene4 Blue,
!gal Purple,
Wet.
P.A.ATICLIr DYE COLORS.
FOR DEYINQ SILK, WOOLEN AND MIXED
Goods. navels, Scarfs, Fireesee, Ribbons, G loves, Boa.
now Bats, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Children's Clothing, sod
all kinds of Wearing Apparel with perfect rest colors. Fall
directions inside each package.
Dark Brown,
Snuff Brown,
Light Brown,
Dark Blue,
Light Blue,
Dark Green,
Light Green,
Pink,
Purple,
Slate,
Crimson,
A Saving of 80 per cent.
Theme Dyes are mixed in the form of powders conesntra•
ted, are thoroughly tested, and pet up in neat packaged,
expressly for family rise. For twentyBve cents yon cao
color as many goods as would otherwise cost live times
that sum. The process is simple, and any one can are the
Dyes with perfeot cameos. Directions inside.
Manufactured by HOWE & STEVENS, 250 Broadway,
Briton. P 1.160 per package 25 and 15 &infs.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every city and town.
April 11, 1863-6 moo
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F. C. LIGHWE & Co.
(LATH LIGHTS a[ BRADBORTS)
PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
1:133
Broome Street, New 'fork,
2.d Block East of Broadway.
MR. P. C. LIGHTE. THR ORIGINAL
founder of this well-known Establishment, &Myr
Wrter, and oral/Practical Piano-Porte Maker of the Isle
firm of ' , Lights & Bradbury..' having retained his Two-
Thirds interest to the wholebusiness, stock, materials, Arc.,
and Bole Proprietorship In his Valuable Patents, inclusive
of his celebrated PATENT INSULATED IRON FRAMES,
to the only one who can make the SUPERIOR PIANO
FORTES for which this house has been so popular. Si" All
Infringements on his rights will be prosecuted according to
law.
. All Piano-Fortes from this manufactory are warrant
ea. perfect In every reepert for eve year. Liberal tern, rl to
Dealers. F. C. LIGHTS & CO.,
April 11-2m] 921 Broome Street, New-York!
4 ,0 0 szo 4
a 4M,IL Qii "a• , i
Tut minor: enTe ,
• PEZZIALDELFZEM.
MATTRESSES.
Beds, Feathers, Blankets, Comfortable',
swum, cushions,
And all other articles belonging to the business.
Feb. 14-173 AMOS MILLE'S:4.
MATLACK'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 hand READY MADE, embracing every variety of
Style and Material 'tunable for the season.
We have also on hand a full assortment of SPRING
GOODS adapted to MEN'S and• BOYS' WEAR, and would
invite your early attention thereto.
Those Goode have been purchased for CASH and will be
.1d at a amail,Advance for CASH.
Particular attention paid to all orders, so aa to Mara
satisfaction to the purchaser. •
E. MATLACK, Agt.
904 Market Street, Philadelphia
March 14-3mo]
For Rats, Mine. Roaches • Ants, Ilea Bugs,
Moths in Furs, Woollens, dtc. Insects si•
Plants, Fowls, Animals, &et. Pat up is ~•
600. and $1 00 Boxes, Bottles, and Flasks, $3 and $5 au"
for HOTELS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, &41.
"Only Infallible remedies known."
"Free from Pekoes." •
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
"Hats come out of their holes to die."
Aka" Sold Wholesale is all arge cities.
Xir Sold by all DRCOGIST9 and Rieremmes everywhere.
ARP !ti Sevens ill" of all worthless imitations.
44" Bee that " Coaxes's" name Is on each Box, Bottle,
and Flask, before yon buy.
Eir Address HENRY R. CS/STAIR,
49;" PRINCIPAL DEPOT 482 BROADWAY', N. Y.
air- Sold by—HARVEY BIRCH & Co., Wholesale r;l,,
Retail; 6. S. &ravens, 93 East Penn street, above the .
road; J. K. MOGoidn: IL P. Hoaxes & Co., READI ,
January 17, 1863-9 mo Ole
Arch Street CARPET Warehouse,
No. 832 ARCH STREET, two doors
below NINTH, south side,
PHILADELPHIA.
A:HE'SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED
for SPRING TRADE a well selected stock of 'testi. ) .
American
4G• FIL 3Es 3EI Fr 'or
Embracing all the fletO styles of the bat Inaka—bonlag
preview; to the late advance for Cash, and will be sold nt
tow prices.
Velvet,,, Brawls, Three-pira,
CARP.ETINOS,—with a large stock
Ingrains and Venetian
Oil Vlothll,liggiris, MattiCgs, dLc•
Persons who are about foretelling, are requested to m ake
an examination Of the above goods previous to toskioit
their selections, as snob inducements will be held out se
cannot fait to please.
March 21-3m]
JOS. BLACKWOOD ,
532 Arch Street, Philadelphia
OIL CLOsrus s OIL CLOTZIS s s
ri - MIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CAE
-1 tinge. Table and floor 011 Clothe in the city. can
and examine at
_Feb 28]
Garden and Maurer Maeda.
FRESH GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
from Ridley, Shaker's, Bloes k Co., Comstock. John"
son,nd Rabbit* & Co. For sale at
Boot FECCOCIVS.
April 4) 40 h Fifth Street.
ME
G&O. LERCH & CO'S