ntti-eustis.
TAKING EIERCISE : AN EPIGRAM.
At Sawsrowk—Fashion's favorite shrine,
Where annual thousands go to dance and drive
And drew and drink the waters—One there came
Two jolly cronies, quite unknown to fame,
But tat as Falstaff; so prodigious large,
A dozen such would sink a common barge !
One day it chanced that One of them complained
About his cumbrous flesh, which still remained
An undiminished mass ; nay, rather grew,
In spite, he said, of all that he could do.
" Perhaps," remarked a stranger, looking wise,
" You do not take sufficient exercise."
" Sufficient exercise:" replied the other,
(Andes he spoke he eyed his bulky brother,)
"I've exercise enough, I think you'll say—
/walk around my friend there twice a-day ?"
. •
Sinauxen ANECDOTB.—There was a young
woman left in the care of a house; her master
and mistress being in the country. One night
on her going to bed, when she was undressing
herself, she looked in the glass and said. ,6 How
handsome I look in my nightcap." When she
arose in. the !naming she found the house robbed.
She was taken into custody on suspicion of being
concerned in the robbery, was tried and acquitted.
Some time -afterwards as she was walking in
company with another female, a man passing
her said, "How handsome I look in my night
cap." The expression 09 forcibly struck her
mind that he was the man who robbed the house,
she seised hold of him with the utmost intrepi—
dity, and held him fast, assisted by her compan
ion, till he was given into custody, at which
time he confessed that when he was under the
bed he heard her use the expression previously
to his robbing the house, and be suffered ac
, cordizgly.
Lir wit. H. CLARK, the editor of the Ken
dall (111.) Ciarion, loves a good joke, and never
lets an opportunity slip that promises a dish of
fun. Alm in hie lag
" DISOMSED.—We - have lately got a new suit
of Clothes, and no man could be more effectually
disguised. We' look like a gentleman. Upon
Seat pitting them on, we felt like a cat in a
Mane garret, and for a long time thought we
were swapped off. We went to the house, and
scared the baby into fits; our wife asked us if
we wanted to see Mr. Clark, and told us that
we would Sid him 'at the office ; went there, and
pretty soon one of our business men came in,
with a strip of paper in his hand. He asked if
the editor was.- in; told him we thought not;
asked him if he wished to Bee him particularly ;
said he wanted him to pay that bill ; told him
we didn't believe he would be in ; business man
left. Started to the house again: met a couple
of young ladies, one of them asked the other:
"What handsome stranger is that?" In this
dilemma we met a friend and told him who we
were, and got him to introduce us to our wife,
who is no* aitproud'of us as can be. The next
time we get a new suit, we shall let her know it
beforehand.
Tu Wittman Km Presence of mind often
saves one in emergencies. In the following ease,
an old toper events to Lave been peculiarly
blessed:
A good anecdote is told of a man named Bendy,
a confirmed drinker, who would never drink wit h
a friend or in public, and always bitterly denied,
when a little too steep, ever tasting liquor. One
day some bad witnesses concealed themselves in
his room, and when the liquor was running down
his throat, seized him with his arm crooked and
his month open, and holding him fast, asked with
au air of triumph: "Ah, Bently, have we caught
you at last! You never drink, eb 1" No one
would suppose but that Bently would have ac
knowledged. the corn. Not he; with the most
grave face and inexpressible calinness, and in a
dignified manner, he said—" Gentlemen, my
name is not Bendy 1"
A MODZI. WELL.—Lawyers Eclipsed by a School
Nistress.—The following will, written by a school
mistress, was recently proved and allowed in the
Probate Court for Middlesex county !
—, April 2d, 1862.
I give my real estate to my husband's six
children, to be divided equally among them.
" (Signed) .
(signed by , in the presence
of us, who, at her request, and in her presence,
set our names as witnesses.
(Signed by three witnesses.)"
Can any lawyer beat that ? Many would cer
tainly cover a page or more in accomplishing the
same thing.
READING SAVINGS BANK.
INCORPORATED MAY 3.3., 1855.
CAPITAL, 850,000.
Banking Howe, East Market - Square, North Bide,
Reading. Pa.
EPOSITS RECEIVED FROM TEN CENTS
to Ten Mionicind Dollars. Money le received on de.
poet from 9 A. IL to 3P. M. ; and on Wednesday and Sat
urday, evenings from T P. M. to 9 P. M.
Interest will be allowed at the rate of Fine per cent. per
amuun,cusall mane remaining on deposit, for one year or
more.
Mumma remiudngless than a year, interest will be al,
lowed at the rate of Romper emit per annum.
Atir- All the assets of the Bank and tbe individual prop
erty of. the efockkokiew, are liable for the payment of De
posits.
Persons who have motley to deposit, are Invited to call
at the Banking Rouse for further information.
DIRECTORS.
.1/Awn Tomor.,, Omllas Rarz-zotie,
Rearm Canaan, Cowman Bensu,
DLIIIIL B. Lemur, COREAD Y. Brourna.
A. P. Boa&
Ciaskist—ADAM LEIZIL
SALE OF LAND.
O
- ' -
MEM
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
TT/0 'WAN- THAT, TIIIB
QOM
pany, in the few i mesin.,anice the construction of the
ilroad, has sold a large number of Farms to settlers,
whe, mostly in- a abort time, enjoyed a degree of pros
perity;which is sufficient evidence of -the quality of the
soil. and the [actinism for disposing of ifs produce. The
numerous 'IMAM which have sprang op in this abort
time also indicate the eleadentresontaes of !be country.
The Med ip rick Fitill4lll SOIL, often thickly wooded.
Woodland can generally be purchased at ehort distances
audio* priegui--acimeffimes of the Company. The various
kinds of grain are etweendelly Cultivated. Fruit, Grape..
go,ow rapidly. lied yield- • abundantly and of superior
quality: The fruit market is probably-the best in. the
Weer— Per tle,,etelegol.Cattle there le lid belies sountspi
to be found. Considering the infancy of the settlements,
much baaalrpadybeen done for Schools.
The .Company.offers to settlers. great advantages. The
load is eold—Wood.or Prairie,—at from $0 to tagyer acre,
according to its - distance from the Railroad. Al the time
o f percher,. erdyche interest of thepurcnose mosey is reo
geared.. For the g.grot years, likewise only the interest.
At amend of the fourth yearend the three following, each
onwevaxter of the capital; thus after the expiration of
seven years, the.whole amount Is paid. On cash pay
ments a liberal disconnt is allowed.. Purchasers are ex
empt from taxecon the land for seven years.. .
Wir The undersigned has been appointed . agnnt, and
baring personally examined the land, to able to give exact
Informillon, All 00mBillititotiOno to be addressed to
JOHN ENDLIGH, Agent,
Reading P. 0., Berke county, Pa.
Muck .21
Desirable City Lots For Sale.
. ,
T'HE:UNDERSIGNED OFFERS AT PRIVATE
- Sale at moderate rates,
TB Building Lots on North Muth street.
Fire Building Lots On the west side of Moss alley, Bast
of Ninth street
Three Building Lots on the west aide of North Tenth
stutat, /44 Fourteen Building Lots on-the seat side of hose
coadidone will lbsmade easy to purchasers, the Pro
prietor being muting to leave two-thirds of the purchase
mousy Mena. on the premises, if secured by Bond and
Mortgage, and allow payment to be made in installments
of 10..80 :and 60 Dollars, until the whole debt is paid,
praided , ithat one•third of the purchase money Is paid on
delivery of .the Dos& .
Thiele& rare chance for Laborers and Mechanics to se
en= bootee ea the let. are in the neighborhood of the Steam
Forge and Industrial Works; and ult. Is understood that
a ud i o loofthejltuictiOrt.itailronde will be put up
-T r
the Lots m ay be seen at my office, or that
_Court street.
4 4ii ia lraT r 7 '• 'FREDERICK LAUB.
L&UERi BREWERY
• • - REAM:Ma t PA.
BE ' sumo g rozz 7. B.nnonnees to
thoputliethatlOUlte* , 4l}lB Baßws•
84 =tit ritMVldli ~Ostr,_ !'"ll.lmwer '
surazzoz lamer salQuoßf,
i m ,.. Th i cir h° 11 14="u1 1 1.1x4=111=. 111 °.1., 4 1111. 2 ; 12 . = ,11 .
Bs , 819111WINITAA, SQTTL/liit 444 " D•aluinx
.. LAGAB.BILIEt• lazDzanur iviEß.
, .4 Ipa onstage will tie Anta l to AIM*
Ong&
TO THE LADIES.
War iT ANL
CLASS AND aIIEENSWARE.
WE HAVE NOW OPEN A LARGE AND
V elegant assortment of the following kinds of
FANCY CEINAL JUMMODTrag:
French China Vases, 7 doz. pairs, all sizes, Card Baskets,
Card Receivers, Jewel Boxes, Cologne Bottles, Motto C.of
fees, Watch Holders, Inkstands, Cigar Stands, and a variety
of other fancy goods suitable for the What-Not. Also
Malawian and rrench Glassware,
Sunk as Wine Bottles, Decanters, Goblets and Wine Glasses,
Liquor Setts, Cigar Stands, Card Baskets, Cologne Bottles,
Cake and Fruit Stands is g reat variety, Castors, Salt Cel
lars, Candlesticks, Tumblrs, &c., km., and Common Glass
ware of every description; together with an extensive
stock of
QIIIIEISTIFIABIII,
Consisting in part, of. White Granite Tea and Toilet +Mit:,
Tea and Cottee Cups, Dinner, Breakfast and Butter Piste.,
Dishes of all kinds, Pitchers, Mugs, Bowls, Ac., &e., with
a full line of conunon ware, all of which we offer at unu
sually low prices. An inspection of oar goods by our many
patrons and, the public, Is respectfully asked.
M. RIFFS c ON,
may 24 110.124, Corner of Finn and Spruce St,
1 , 100(0:4101Y - 1110:I04:101
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS it STATIONERS,
23 EAST =INN STFAZIVT,
READIN G, PA.
A LARUE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
School, Miscellaneous and Blank
RES 41(3110 411:ar MC_ ~S; 9
PRAYER BOOKS,
ENGLISH AND GERMAN BIBLES AND
HYMN BOOKS,
PERIODICALS, •
MUSIC and MUSIC ROOKS,
GOLD PENS, FANCY ARTICLES,
NOTE, LETTER. CAP and
• - - • - •
PnikilNG PAPER and PAPER BAGS.
KLAN'S BOONS
—AiJ—
MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS
Made to order; Churches and Sabbath Schools supplied
with Treat Seelety and Sunday School Union publications,
at catalogue prices.
Air Orders from Country Merchants solicited and filled
promptly at the lowest wholesale prices.
AM- Teachers supplied with Music at the usual discount.
N. B —Hooks and Music sent by mall postage paid, on
receipt of Publishers' Prices. jan 16-11
ALLEN & NEEDLES'
SUPER-PHOSPRIE Of LIME
viDi4CVOIIIII3I6OI4IIOI
Unequalled by any other in the market; always
THE SAME IN 'QUALITY,
And invariably to be relied on as a MANURE o
standard excellence.
Price $474 per 2000 lbs.
Our SUPER. PIIOSPIIATE OF LIME is uniform in
its chemical constituents., and can always be de
pended on.
ALLEN 86 NEEDLES'
FERTILIZER.
Packed in good strong bags, 150 lbs., each
$3O per 2000 lbs.
We believe it to hike beat and cheapest Manure in use
ill=r IILT AL 2111 IT 4110, m
PERUVIAN—No.I Government, received direct from the
Peruvian Government, at lowest market rates.
IGAABOE-9. very superior article, received direct from
the Island.
$45 per 2000 lbs.
PACIFIC OCEAN—A small cargo of "ofd fashioned"
genuine, packed in bags, eery dry, and strong.
• $6O per 2000 lbs.
PLASTER—Ground Plaster, a superior article, packed
In good barrels.
. .
BONES.—Button Makers' Bone Dint and Ground Boneg.
Warranted Pore.
E'er' A liberal deduction made to Dealers on the above
articles.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
42 South Wharves and 41 South Water Street
MUT STORE ABOVE CHEMIN,/
PHILADELPHIA_
We sell no articles Out such as we can safely re
commend. [March 14-Bmo
FAMILY DYE. COLO S.
Black, Salmon,
Dark Brawn, varlet,
Snuff Brown, lark ob,
Light Brown, ight brab,
Dark Blue, "elbow,
Light Blue,
Dark Green, -awe,
Light Green, eugenics,
Pink, •slferino,
Purple. -ends Blue,
Slate, vol
Crimson, inlet.
PArinrair D'irEi COLORS,
TOR DEYING SILL WOOLEN AND MIXED
12 Goods, Shawls, Scarfs, Dresses, Ribbons, Glove; Bon
nete• Mao, reattkore, Kid Gloves, CiAldrim'e Clothing, and
all kind. of Wearing Apparel with perfect fast colors. Fall
directions inside each package.
A Saving of 80 per cent
These Dyes are mixed in the form of powders concentra
ted, are thoroughly tested, and put up in neat packages,
ex - prow/1y for amity nee. For twenty-Ivo cents you can
color as many goods as would otherwise cost live times
that sum. The process is simple, and any one can ewe the
Dyes with perfect success. Directions inside.
Manufactured by ROWE & STEVENS, 200 Broadway,
Boston. Price per package 25 and 15 cents.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every city and town.
April 11, 118.1--Smos
A. F. BOAS.
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I'ILIZA.DZILPEELA.
MATTRESSES,
Beds, Feathers, Blankets, Comfortable',
Quilts, Cushions,
And all other articles belonging to the bneineee.
Feb. 14-Iy] ABIOS HILLBOR.N.
F. C. LIGHTE & Co.
(LATE LIONTE S BRADECESE)
PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
421 Broome Street, New York,
2ct Block East of Broadway.
arAIR. F. O. LIGLITE, TAE ORIGINAL
founder of this well-known 'Establishment. Senior
tner, and only Practical . Piano-Forte 2161. r of the late
firm of "Lights di Bradbarys,"having retained his Two-
Thirds interest in the whole business. stock, materials, dic.,
and Sole Proprietorship in Me Valuable Patents, inclusive
of bls celebrated PATENT INSULATED IRON FRAMES,
Ia the only one who can make the SUPERIOR PIANO.
FORTES for which this house bee been so popular. SEP-All
Infringements on his rights will be prosecuted according to
law.
Sir All Piano. Fortes from this manufactory are warrant
ed perfect In every respect for live yearn Liberal terms to
Dealers. F. C. LIGIITE & CO.,
April 31-3 ml 421 Broom, &root, Now-York
DOCTOR .A. Z. STEVENS.
ELECTRICAL PHYSICIAN
bothlS CURING ALL CHRONIC DISEASES
of Ladles and Gentlemen, by a new method in the
nee of Electricity alone, without any medicine, or even
any pain.
Board may be had, with treatment, by patient. from
abroad, at reasonable rates in the Doctor's family.
Lamas applying (or circuit.s or further information•
will be promptly answered. Office sad reoldease al We
SOUTH PMff SQUARE, PHILADELPHIA, PA., being
in a central se wall as delightful part of the city.
Igr Cut this out for future reference.
April 11, 1843-3 mo
ORAINO i (MALT.)
EIRIANS CAN CONSTANTLY BE HAD AT
LAD= B BREWERY, corner o Third sad Chestnut
streets. F. LAMM
December 7,1861.-tr
PARTIES WISHING TO SELL OR, KM
CHAO feat toter., wilt do welt to nail upon
JACOB C. SCHOMER,
Commercial Booker.
"Moo—Court etreet. March 28
Watches, Jewelry and Diamonds.
LEWIS LADOMILIIS & Co..
602 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
&HAVE ALWAYS ON H AND A LARGE
a
stock or Gold and Silver Watches.
nitable for Ladies, Gentlemen and Boys' wear.
Some of our own importation, extra fine quality.
Our assortment of Jewelry consists of the most fashion
able and rich designs ; as also the plainer and lees ex
penelee.
Silver Spoons, Perks, Pie, Cake and Pruit also.
a large variety of fancy Silver Ware, suitable for Bridal
Presents.
We have also on 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 Labia arilelea 104 nattily gold for.
EV - All kinds of Watches repaired in the ver y best man
ner and warranted to give satisfaction.
WEDDING RIDGE on hand and mode to order. Call or
address LEWIS LADOVUS te CO.,
April IS-3me] 101 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
P. h.—The highest Gash prices pull for Old Gold s9ld
SI I VIIP All orders (lore the country will receive especial
attention.
F. WESCHE,
MANUFACTURER OF IRON [RAILINGS, BELL-NAGNINO
AND LOCKSMITH,
AT TILE OLD tINP WELL-KNOWN STAND,
Court Alley, above Sixth street, near the Court
House, Reading., Pa.
Air Keys made, and all sorts or repairing done at short
notice. [March 2S-6mo
COAL OIL I COAL OIL I I
‘1001) BURNING COAL OIL, AT 10 CENTS
ji a quart, at
OEO. LERCH CO'S,
Corner of Fifth and Penn Square, next door to Borbon'e
Mansion Uonne. Feb 7
JUST RECEIVED,
20(X1 FLOWER POTS, AT THE OLD JAIL
WM. RELOADS, Jr.
LIST OF RETAILERS
Of Foreign & Domestic Merchandize,
RETURNED BY THE APPRAISER OF THE
City of Reading and the beveral Towrwhipe and
Somalia of the County of Saks, for the year 1863, nomad
lug to an act amendatory of the License Law of this State.
Samos b. That it shall be the duty of every City and
County Treasurer to sue for the recovery of all LICBIIPOS
duly returned to hint by the Mercantile Appraiser, If not
paid on or before the let day of July in each and every
year, within ten days 4.11ei , that date, and said treasurer
shall not be disebarged from any each License wafts be
brings snit to recover the mule within said date, and pres
ses the same to judgment and execution, as soon thereafter
as practicable.
lath Clam pays $ 7 00
151 h " 70 00
12th 0 r 0 12 50
11th " 0 15 00
10th 20 OJ
READING—North-Root Ward.
9th Chou pays $25 00
Bth " " 80 00
7th " ao 00
6th " AU 00
6th id " 60 00
. _ . . . . . .
Wass. Rates. Occupation.
Bard & Reber 8 530 00 Hardware
Barnhard & Koch 13 10 00 Feed
Adam Bartratal 14 7 00 Flats
Juba Becker 14 TOO Store
George Bwbrlager 14 700 Jewelry
J. F. Boyer 14 700 Store
S. Broyfogel 14 700 Flour
01. Brosaman 14 7 (0 Store
J. C. Drown Pi
S. Breyfogel 14
George Christman 14
William P. Dickinson 14
B. Dreifooe 14
Samuel Donahower 14
B. Emitter
John &batman
MAI Filbert
George Frill
Do do
Furth & Einstein
Thomas Gabel
J. G. Gettsier
N. T. Geho
George Oebman
Jacob Gerhard
V. Grief ' 13
Godfrey Graf 14
as G. W. Hantoch 14
Hafer at Brother la
I. W. Harper 14
Samuel 14eehler 13
N. Heckman 13
F. P. Heller
Joseph S. Roper
A. Hoffman
Jameson & Co.
Thomae Jackson
1
M. KaMath
J. %earner
John Kline
George K. Levan
P. Manama
Jacob MaMerger
J. °Mager
Adam Ott
Do do
Frank Price
Rhode & Fisher
Samuel F. Ruppert
Do do
J. R. Ritter
Feder & Becker
3. B. Illwettoe
Jacob Sartori&
Charles K. Snell.
Charles Shaeffer
A. H. Schwartz
Mary Spam
Samuel Spuhn
7.11. Stroup
R Tinsman
Wm G. Von Nelda
Simon Wilson
Wilson & Co.
William B. Yoram.
A'ortla- West Ward
D. B. Anderson
John D. &Acton.)
B. F. Berlin
1). H. &Women
James Beidler
Henry &ninth=
H. Birch & Brother
Mies B Breleford
LOVIII Briber
R. Burkholder
Boshong & Son
J. K. Conceal
Do do
George Chrisman
Charles Creasman
Mrs. Slinger
David Ermentrout
William Ermentrout
A. & F. Esterly
H. F. Felix
William S. Fisher
George Frees
William Geiger
H. S. Getz & Co.
B W. Gilbert
William Hagy
George Beller
Jacob Hessler
0. 0. Hieater
6. Herman
S. 11. Hellenbach
Mrs. Hammel
R. P. Hunter
J. Jannieman
B. F. Halbach
Charles Kessler
Henry Kessler
William Krick
Jacob Loden
E. 8. Miller
C. Miller
David Neff
Samuel Nice
Mrs. E. Norton
Amos W. Potteiger
J. Reiner
Francis Roland
George-W. Ruedi
H. Ruth
William Rhoads, jr.
William Rhoads, sen.
Y. 11. Skaters
H. B. Shearer
Solomon L. Snyder
E. D. Smith
J. Sauerbier
Joseph L. Sticbter
Strickland & Brother
Jonathan Tobias
Samuel Wanner
Solomon Well, agt.
Jacob Weise
Daniel Weitzel
D. IL Warwick
George Whitaker
William R.Yelok
Soulk..East Ward.
Albert Analan,
S. B. Seidler
Charles Breniser
H. W. Bergner
Peter Brady
Do do
S. H. Grump
Charles Danth, agent,
Matilda Dean
L. Dickenson
William Donahower
F. D. Fichtborn
Adam Fox
Do do.
George Hem
Do do
William 8. Hall
A. Heilman
C. R. Heizmann
Chorine Henninger
William Husk
L. Hirsh
James Hughes
William Kerper
Amelia Huabb
Henry Koch
Lnwle Kremp
A. 6. Latohaw
Augustus Levan
Isaac R. Levan
Levan & Moyer
Frederick Lehman
Sfax Link.
P. McKinney
Haney Moyer
Lewis Mall
Paul Pattie
Frauds Rambo
Bitter & Keiser
George P. Rowbotbam
L. S. ballade
Joseph It. Sehinucker
Amos Seidel
Smart Sigman
Abraham Bpeier
S. Stadtman
S. 8. Stevens
William Wells
William Walter
Franklin 'Weaver
Albert L. Weitzel
Martin Wildenetine
Jacob Young
South- West Ward.
Babb & Wanner
Philip Ball
Jeremiah Beldler
F. G. Boas
Samuel Bonne
William Bland
Charles Briner
William Bridegam
John Beotea
B. B.:Brown
0. H. Birch
B. Counard
Thomas B. Carry 14 700 Confectioner
William CleWell 13 10 00 Store
Henry Crouse 10 20 00 Store
Daniel Dillon 14 700 Store
David E. Emma 14 7 00 Store
Samar; Srmentrout 14 700 Hate
.1. &B. Byrich 14 700 Clothing '
Do do 14 700 Tobacco
Willietwins Fleer 14 700 Store
Samuel Frees 13 30 00 Mill
De do 14 700 Coat
Catharine Fertig 24 700 Store 1
halah Goodfellow 14 700 Store
A. M. Hart 11 13 00 Store
AD. Harvey . 14 700 Leather
Edwin Wester 14 700 Flour
Do do 14 703 Coal
Helms & German 34 700 Brushes
A. Hen lein 14 700 Clothing
Heckman ik Either 14 700 Clothing
Henry A. Hoff 12 11 00 Store
David Rushee 14 700 Clothing
Thomas Jackson 14 700 Conlee'ery
Caleb Jones; 14 700 Leather
Kauffman & Kissinger 13 20 00 Store
It. Heifer Sc Son 13 10 00 Store
Initio & Eppihilner 8 no 00 Store
hamuel Klopp 14 700 Flour
Do do 11 703 Coal
Kegrize & Leinbaish 14 700 Grain
James 0. Koller 14 700 Clothing
J. Kindel/or /7 10 10 Huckster
Mrs. Leibrock 14 703 Store
Joseph Levi &Co 14 700 Clothing
Reuben Leighthelaer 14 700 Flour
Conrad LndWig 14 700 Store
Lerch &Co 10 20 00 Hardware
John Malmberg./ 14 700 Tobacco
.1. K. McCurdy 14 700 Drugs
John McKnight 10 20 00 Hardware
Jobe II Hilmar° 14 7( 0 Lumber
P. K. Miller 14 7 00 Confectioner
Daniel Miller 14 700 Plumber
Matt &Co 14 700 Leather
Jacob Moyer 14 700 Stdre
Samuel Newkirk 14 7 00 Store
Henry H. Otto 14 700 Store
Wm, Peacock & Son /3 10 00 Coal
A. H. Peacock 12 12 ISO Store
John S PrattiOn Oi CO 8 30 00 Store
Asaph Pratzman It 7 00 Stoves
Jahn H. Baser /1 7 00 Drugs
Israel W. Hingler 13 10 00 Store
George W. Rusyeoa 14 700 Milliner
Scull & Mohring 14 700 Plumbers
Henry Simons 14 700 Clothing
George W. Souders 14 700 Confectioner
A. At Souders 14 7 00 Confectioner
David H. Shouts 14 7 00 Hate As Shoes
Abraham Stoudt 14 7 00 Saddler
T. A. Sweeny, agent 14 700 Jewelry
Solomon Weida 34 7 00 Jewelry
Solomon Wilson, agent 14 700 Clothing
Spruce Ward.
Philip Albright 14 700 Store
A. F. Boas 13 10 00 Lumber
Richard Caine 14 7 00 Store
Henry Christman 14 7 00 Coal
Do do 14 7(10 Flour
Samuel Craig 34 700 Coal
Henry Prom 14 7 (PO Store
A. R. & 8. 111. Deyeher 13 30 00 Lumber
Jacob impeller 9 20 00 Lumber
M. Flacherty 14 7 00 Store
S. Hartman 14 7 00 Store
Jackson & Newkirk 13 10 00 Store
Keifer & Son 14 7 00 Store
. .
John Kerby 14 . 70) Store •
Joshua Kerby 10 20 00 Lumber
J. B. Maxton ,/4 700 Store
Jacob Newkirk 14 7 00 Store
Henry Peace 14 700 Store
J. M. Phillips 14 700 Store
Do do 14 7 00 Feed
H. J. Rhoads 14 7 00 Store
Adam Schwenk 13 10 00 Store
Jacob Schaefer 14 7 00 Flour
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
Thomas A. Sweeny 14 700 Store
Adam Treat 14 7 00 Store
Hata
Coal
Store
Plumber
Store
Saddler
30 00
700
7 00
7 00
7 03
7 00
Albany.
Jonathan Orin! 14 7 00 Mill
Abraham D. Kriabal 79 10 00 Radars'
Wilson M. Kistler 10 10 00 Huckster
Shoes
Flour
gi.61.11
Mill
Joel Histler 14 700 Leather
Jeremiah Henkel 14 7 00 Mill
Levi H. Leohart 14 7 00 Rom
Daniel Levan 13 10 00 Marketer
W. & M. Levan 14 7 00 Mill
Charles 11. Lenhari 14 7 00 Brore
J. & W. Moyer 14 7 00 Mill
William 8. Moser 14 7 03 Leather
Juba O'Neil 14 7 00 Store
Coal
Clog/log
Tobacco
Stoves
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 (.0
Rose
netts er
Store
7 00
10 0.1
7 00
I deluder
Gilder
Tobacco
Ta lore
Books
Books
Store
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
James Long 18 10 00 Huckster
Nathan Weesner 13 10 00 Huckster
John Pittman 13 10 00 Huckster
Alsace.
Reuben Kerper 13 10 00 Huckster
Amity.
Natban Bertolette 13 10 00 Huckster
Samuel Buck 14 7 00 leather
Jewelry
Store
Store
Clothing
Coal
7 00
10 00
7 00
20 00
7 00
John Dry 14 7CO 111111
John Geiger 14 7 GO Mitt
Herman Gilleme 14 7 00 MILL
Henry MeHenty In 10 00 Store
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
Peter Ludwig 14 700 Mill
William W. Rhoads 13 10 00 Huckster
Solomon Rhoads 13 10 00 Huckster
Lome G. Stotler 73 10 00 Store
Samuel Steller 13 /0 09 Store
A S. Slrasberger 14 7 00 More
Jeremiah Schaeffer 19 10 10 Huckster
Leidy Scholl 14 700 blili.
Waif zel dr Yocum 14 7 I:0 Grain
Bern.
F. 0. Hain 14 7 00 Store
John L. Kauffman 14 7 00 Grain
11 W. St 5. 11. Unbar 13 10 00 Store
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
Confectioner
Huckster
10 ao
store
Store
1000
12 ISO
Clothing
Stbre
do
do
Flour
Store
do
do
Huckster
Furniture
Clothing
da
Tobacco
Stoves
ffi£tliner
Store
Levi R. Lash 13 10 00 linekster
Mae A. Leinbach 14 7 00 Store
Charles Long 14 7 00 Mill
Thomas Murphy 14 7 00 / Store
Benjamin Marvin 14 7 00 Leather
James Rickenbaok 14 7 00 Coal
Joseph Reber 14 7 00 • Mill
Abraham B. Tobias 14 7 00 Coal
Do do 14 7 00 Lumber
Reuben Wanner • 14 7 00 Store
Milliner
Feed
Leather
Ltukber
Leather
Clothing
Clothing
Furniture
700
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 GO
7 09
Upper Berm.
F. A. BeHaman
John Kerner
Joke Loose /4. 7 Co Mill
Jonatbsu Machemer 13 10 00 Huckster
Edward Moyer 14 700 Mill
B. F. Nunemacher 13 10 00 Huckster
Daniel K. Pottelger 14 7 00 Mill
Win. Nelechwender 13 10 00 Huckster
N. & C. S. Schoch 14 7 00 Store
C. D. 2w:dealer 19 10 00 Store
Bethel.
Jacob K. Boltz 13 10 00 Huckster
J. P. Bomberger 13 70 00 Hneketer
LeviDuppe
J: S. D
regler
Elias Frant z
J. jrJ. Groff
. . . .
John Koons 14 7 00 Store
Peter S. Lutz 13 10 00 Huckster
J. P. Lerch & Co 13 10 00 Store •
M. Miller 13 10 00 Huckster
William fl Reber 14 7 00 Leather
G. M. F. Rick 13 10 CO Store
Mopes Wolff 13 10 00 Blot%
Daniel Ziegler 13 10 00 Huckster
Bernroille.
J. P. Burkhart 14 7 00 Store
A. M. Bright 12 • 12 00 Store
S. K. Dandore 14 7 00 Feed
Jonathan Kline ]3 10 00 Huckster
• •
D. 11.Scas1g 12 12 80 Store
IClabr & Miller 12 12 00 Hucksters
Samuel Miller 13 10 00 Store
H. R. Smith 13 10 00 Huckster
Witmast &Conrad 14 7 00 Lumber
Do do 14 7 OD Coal
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
Hcecknock,
Peter Bowman 14 7 00 Store
Daniel Hummel 14 7 00 Store
Samuel Rothman 13 10 00 Huckster
William Schweitzer 14 7 10 Leather
Centre.
Wllllag.l F. NMI 14 7 00 SOTO
Berkey R Balm 13 10 00 Store
Fraunfelder, Mohr &Co 13 10 011 Store
Do do 14 7 00 • Grain
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
Caernarvon.
Robert A. Gilmer 14 7 00 Store
John P. Haws 14 7 00 Store
Do do 11 10 00 Huckster
John W. Kinney 14 7CO Store
John P. Maid 14 7 00 Mill
J. G. & D. K. Plank 13 10 00 Store
Colebrookdale.
IL /foramina, 14 700 Jewelry
D. B. Boyer 12 12 00 Store
F. Y. Brendlinger 13 10 00 Store
D. B. Boyer 14 7 00 Lumber
P. Y. Brendlinger 14 700 Lumber
Clouser &Mory 14 700 Mill
Levi Fisher 14 7 00 Stoves
D. K. Eagle 14 7 00 Store
G. &F. Gable 13 10 00 Store
David Gable 14 7 00 Mill
William K. Grim 14 7 OD Leather
George Landis 14 7 00 Leather
Samuel H. Lapdis 14 7 00 Leather
John Merkel 14 7 00 Mill
Nicholas Johnson 14 7 00 Mill
GainflL.
Joseph Gaul 14 7 00 Store
Daniel Lauech 14 7 0.1 Mill
Jonathan Miller 14 7 00 Mill
Ezra Miler- 14 7 00 Mill
Win. K. Ruth 14 7 00 Store
John Y. Wade 14 700 Mill
J. Sltatearein 14 7 00 Milt
James Schwartz 14 7 00 Mill
Joseph G. Huyetl 14 700 Mill
Trout & Grim 14 7 0.1 Leather
Blies jlroxel 13 10 00 Huckster
Ingrid.
Samuel Landis 13 10 00 Store
. Doug e.
Joseph Haley 14 700 Mill
Jame Heade' 10 10 LIO 4tere
Do do 13 10 00 Header
John Mock 14 7 00 Leather
Earl.
Franklin Cleaver 13 10 00 Huckster
Jacob K. Hill 13 10 00 Huckster
J. 11. Schaeffer 14 7'oo Leather
Young & 11111eSall 18 10 00 Store
Exeter. 5.
John H. Bechtel 14 7 00 Mill
James Z Oriesemer 14 7CO Mill
Samuel Hafer 14 7 00 Store
JOlleli &Eiriyder 14 7 00 Mill
Herman Linderman /4 7 00 I•mre
Solomon Stoner 14 7 00 Store
Daniel Snyder 14 704 Store
Do do 13 10 00 Huckster
Oreentoich.
Wm. Barn, (oat for % yr.) 13 10 00 Huckster
D. Fenstermaelier 13 10 OD Huckster
B. S. Fry -'' 14 7 00 Store
Daniel Grim 14 7 00 111111
.7 K. Grim 14 7 00 Store
Dactel P. Grim 14 700 Leather
Peter A Kline 14 7 00 Store
George Merkel 14 7 00 Mill
Merkel &Kauffman 13 10 00 Store
P. C. Wanner 14 7 00 Leather
Hereford.
Wm. Baughman 14 700 Store
C. N. Gery 14 700 do
F. N. Gary & Brother 14 700 do
Einem & Butz 13 10 00 do
Do do 13 10 00 Hucksters
Levi Fassaman 13 10 00 do
MR. Treichlor 111 10 00 Fiore
Wetgner & Brother 14 7 00 Mill
Heidelberg.
John Bechtel 13 10 00 Huckster
Samuel L.. Brown 14 7 00 Mlll
James D. 'Kern 13 10 00 Store
Samuel Shearer 14 7 00 Coal
Store
Seed
Shoes
Hate
Coal
Store
Store
Stoves
Store
Store
Store
Leath
.. ..
. . .
Rd&Mery Lower.
Daniel B. Inman . 14 700 Coal
Samuel Grath 13 10 00 Huckster
Hoover & Byricb 14 700 NM
R. &F. S. Ludwig . 13 10 00 Store
John Saylor 14 7 00 do •
Franklin Speogler 13 10 00 do
Shubert St Lelobe& 14 700 Mill
.... . . .
HettieMeru North.
Parry a Schaeffer H 7OD Mill
Jonathan 1.. Klapp 13 10 00 Store
Abraham Krick 34 701 Mill
Po do 14 700 Coal
J. &A. Richard 14 700 111111
Do do 14 700 Coal
Hamburg I
heathen Bautsch 14 700 Clothing
Wm. Balthasar 14 700 Call
Do do 14 700 Grain
John Beitenman 14 700 Store
E. E. Derr 14 700 Stoves
Henry Derber 14 7 00 do
J. A. Dietrich 14 - 700 Lumber
S, IL Epter 14 700 Hates Shoes
F. S. Bernard 14 100 Clothing
Jacob Geiger 14 700 Coal
Do do 14 700 Grain
Wm. Gift 14 700 Confec'erY
William Hebberley 14 700 Leather
C.Vohnson 14 700 Hardware
1). S. Derr &Co 14 700 Store
O.i.s, J. gunimerer 14 709 Leather
L. Fl. Meekly, 14 700 Feed
Isaac Mandelbaum 14 700 Clothing
Christian Leaman 14 709 Feed
William J. Loehman 14 700 Hattie Shoes
H. R. Shollenberger &CO 13 10 00 Store
A. H. Seltser • 14 710 Tobacco
William 0. nomo 13 10 00 Store
Samuel F, Moyer 14 700 do
C. M. Shomo 14 TOO do
Peter S. Smith 14 700 Shoes
B. Shartle 14 700 Mill
Michael Richards 14 700 Leather
Rufus Wolff 14 700 Saddler
Tobias H. Wagner 14 700 Store
Zeman.
Hamer .5 Fawn 14 700 Coal
Do do 14 7eo Lumber
Do do 14 700 Gismo
Adam M. Lengel 14 700 Leather
Joseph Miller 13 30 00 Huckster
Adam Stondt 14 700 Grain
William Yeagley 13 10 40 Huckster
Iffeitoloton.
J. S. Bieber 13 10 00 Store
Hiram F. Bickel 14 700 Saddler
J Bieber 14 700 Lumber
Charlee W. Esser 14 703 Hats & Caps'
Charles Helfrich 13 10 00 Huckster
Fisher, Hinterleitner &Co 13 10 00 Store
John borer 14 7 01) %OM
Jacob Sunday 13 10 00 Store
Do do 14 700 Hats& Shoes
Augustus Springer 14 700 Jewelry
Wanner & Humbert 14 700 Shoes
Benjamin H. Zimmerman 14 700 Saddler
Zeragovanap.
Diener, Dole &Co 14 700 Store
Do do 14 700 'Grain
Do do 14 700 Coal
Do do 14 700 Lumber
William Geist 14 700 Leather
Peter H. Flowerier 14 7 00 Leather
Benjamin Howerter 14 700 Goal
Do do 14 700 0 Haft
Benjamin Helfrich 13 10 00 Store
Levi IL liens 14 701 Coal
Do do 14 7 00 Crain
Do do 14 700 Store
Samuel Long 14 7 00 Stoves
I William Valor 14 700 Leather
Jacob Winter 14 7 00 Store
13 10 00 Store
13 10 OJ Huckster
13 10 00 Hackater
13 10 00 Ilackater
7 Oe Leather
7OD Leatiiiiiir
. .
11.1.. Gable 13 10 00 do
40)0S 'l', Tog 13 10 00 Huckster
Hockland.
B. E Dry 14 700 Store
Kline & Sorts 14 7 GO do
Jonathan G. Kline 14 7 00 Stoves
William Knauss 14 7 00 Leather
Nathan Moyer 13 10 00 Hoolostor
Richmond,
Jacob Dreibelbis 14 7 CO Store
John K. Eck 13 10 00 lincketer
F. S. Hunter & Bro 14 7 tali melt
Hunter & Mayer 13 10 00 Store
William Looker 14 7 00 do
D. klellol & Co IR 10 00 do
KUoc k Schaeffer 13 10 00 do ."
Schaeffer & Co 14 7 00 Coal
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
1 o do 14 7 00 Lumber
J. K. Sholleuberger 14 7 OJ Store
William Sholl 14 7 00 do
A Weidenhammer 14 7 00 do
Reurcvmaornateor.
Reuben Faust 13 ID 00 Huckster
Charles Levan 14 7 c 0 Store
Daniel Westen 13 10 00 Uncketer "
Robeson. .
Henry Beard 14 700 Store
I%olliam B. Duchman 14 7 00 do
William Dewitt 14 7 00 Stoves
Henry A, Omer 14 7 0 0 ' Leather
D. J. Lincoln & Co 12 12 00 Store
Do do 14 7 00 Lomber
Do do 14 700 Coal
William i. Pearce 14 7 00 Store
. . .
Daniel Reed 14 700 " Mill
Peter Selmettzer 14 7 00 Store
Saumet Sethi t 14 7 00 do
Isaac, Witmao 14 7 00 do
Spring.
Joseph Burger 13 10 00 Haeketer
David Grin 10 7 00 Grain
Bourg 01: Heffner 14 700 Coal
Hoffer & Bartzel 14 7 00 mill
Imo Lutz 14 •7 00 Store
James Bath 14 7 00 Crain
William Sheeler 13 /.0 00 Store
Joel Whiten. 14 700 Mill
Samuel Wenrich 12 10 00 Huckster
Amos Yocum 14 7 00 Shoes
Tulpehoacon. ..
H. Dewalt & Bun 14 7 00 Stoves
Gesso Mbar IS 10 00 llaelteler
John liouenet 14 7 0.1 Store
Isaac Knoll 13 10 00 Huckster
Light & Gruber 14 700 Store
Moses Oxenrider 14 7 00 do
William Snyder 13 10 00 Huckster
Cyrus Snyder 13 10 00 do
Daniel milherl 13 10 00 do
Jacob Shalluer 13 12 50 Store
Levi Wolferaberger 12 12 20 do
nape/tom:on Upper.
Jacob Long 13 10 00 Huokster
Potteiger & MAIM 14 700 Siore
Solomon Stratus 14 7 00 do
John Welter 13 10 00 Ilnakster
Union.
George R. Brinley 14 700 Store
John Bland 14 7 00 do
Do do 14 700 Coal
Amos S. Boone 14 700 Store
William Homelier /3 10 00 Huckster
Clingan & Buckley 14 700 Store
James Healy 14 7 00 Lumber
George W. Harrison 14 700 Store
Lewis Dampmau 14 7 00 do
Richard IL Jones 14 7 00 do
Daniel H. Klink 11 700 Feed
Samuel Herat 14 7 00 Lumber
Henry Leah 13 10 10 Aneketor
Daniel Ryan 14 700 Feed
Herman Umstead 14 7 00 Store
Zerr & Son 11 700 do
.
Do do 13 10 00 Hucksters
Windsor.
Jacob Halbach 14 700 Coal
James H. Lenhart /4 7 00 HUI
B. Helga 14 7 00 do
H. A. Sellers 14 7 00 Store
Washington.
William B. Bechtel 13 10 00 Store
D. S Bechtel 13 10 00 do
-
Do do 13 10 00 Huckster
William H. Beclite 14 700 Hill
Babb A Christman 14 . 700 do
Henry Diehl 14 700 Stoves
E. S. lishbach 13 10 00 1/noketer
Maidencreek.
Joshua S. Becker 14 700 Store
David L. Minty 14 7 00 do
Do . do 13 .lu 00 Huckster
S. Jones 14 7 00 Coal
John M. Keith - man 14 7 00 Store
lenae Plank 13 10 00 do
Wily & Buy 14 700 Mill
George D. Weisner 14 700 Store
Do do 13 10 00 Huckster
Marion.
George Burkholder 14 700 Stoves
Augumne Burkholder 13 10 00 Store
John Bechtold 13 10 Oct Huckster
B. klershsperger 14 700 Mill
Klopp & Stamp 14 700 Lumber
Do do 14 700 Coal
Do do 11 7 00 Grain
Michael Kaiser it 7 0.) do
D. R. Royer & Brother 14 700 Mil
Stomp & Maher 13 10 00 Store
Andrew Taylor & Bone 14 700 Coat
Maxatawny.
J. S. Grim 14 700 Leather
J. P. T. Baas 14 7 00 Store
Jacob Haan & Son 14 7 00 Coal
Do do 14 7OO Grain
J. C. Miller 14 701 Store
Schaeffer & Co 14 7 00 Coal
Do. do 14 700 Grain
Snyder & Maurer 13 10 00 Store
kuhlenberg.
Daniel Baum & Son 14 7 00 Store
. D.
.. . .. .•
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
Adam Noebor /4 700 store
John Rothenberger 14 7 00 do
Jacob Wanner 14 7 CO do
Oley.
A. H. Brumbach 13 10 00 Heckater
William B. Bear 19 10 00 Store
John K Berkotette 13 . 10 00 Huckster
D, 8. &B. S. Bear 14 700 Leather
Samuel Booby 14 700 Show;
David Charles 14 7 00 Stoves
B. A. Glace 11 15 00 Store
William Glen 13 10 00 Huckster
Reuben Hassler 14 7 00 Mill
Gideon Hartman 13 10 I 0 Hacketer
Franklin Palm 14 7 00 11111
Chrietian Schaeffer 13 10 00 Budder
Jacob R. Spang 13 10 00 Ettore
Henry Weidner 13 10 00 Huckster
Ontelmam.
Jonas Dauber 14 7 00 Mill
David Dowell 14 7 00 Stoves
John B. Mater 14 7 00 Lumber
Hunter & Co 14 7 00 Mill
A. D. Himmelrelch 13 10 00 Fore
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
Leesport Iron Works 14 700 Coal
B. 11. Lenhart 10 10 00 Store
Jonas Shatter 14 7 00 do
1M do 14 700 Coal
David Schlegel 14 700 ?dill
Daniel Stott& 14 7 00 Lumber
Owen H. Wily 14 700 Mill
Conrad Williams 14 • 7 00 do
Penn.
L. K. Balthasar 14 7 00 Store
D, B. Fisher 14 7 00 Mill
Do do 14 7 (0 Coal
Obold & Reber 13 ]U 00 Moro
Adam Stondt 14 7 00 Grata
btondt, Balbach &Co 14 704 Crain
Do do 14 700 Coal
Whitman & Conrad 14 7 00 do
Do do 14 7 00 Mill
Perry.
R. o._ Dankle & Co 14 7 00 Store
George B. Fisher 14 700 Stoves
S. S. Koller 13 10 00 Store
.. .. . . .
Do do 14 700 Coal
'Kotler & Brother 14 7 00 Grain
W. b. Koller IS 10 00 Huckster
Kammerer & Co 14 700 24111
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
I. &J. H. Mohr • 10 10 00 Store
Do do 14 7 00 Grain
Do do 14 7 00 Coal
Perry.
George B. Fisher 14 703 Lumber
Charles. H. Mohr 14 7 00 . do
Solomon Seidel 14 7 00 Leather
J. D. :tidal 14 7 00 Score
H. R. Seidel 14 7 Oo Feed
E. D. wertleft 14 7 00 Mill
Pike.
Mit=
Adam W. Glue 13 10 00 Store
Aaron Gilbert 13 10 00 Huckster
P. D..Scbell 14 700 Etore
W. 0 Baseman 14 700 01111
Jacob W. Zara 14 7 0.) More
. .
Womektdorf.
Henry U. eiMIR & Bro 13 09 10 nucketere
Adam J. Deppen 11 700 Flour
Adam Filbert 11 7 1:0 Mill
Elias Fidler 14 700 Grain
W. S. Filbert & Bro 11 15 00 Store
John George Gelsler 34 700 Stoves
Augustus Koller 13 10 00 Huckster
Dime Miller 14 700 Store
William Moore - 14 700 Groin
Do do 14 700 Coal
Do do 14 700 Flour
William He 14 700 Coal
John H. Cherie), 14 70 0 do
Do do • 11 700 Floor
I. B. ilt S. Smith /I 700 Lumber
Wm. & John Geo. Seltzer 14. 700 Oral.
Do do 14 700 Coal
William Valentine 13 10 00 Huckster
David Back 14 700 Mill
• • • •
Pursuant to an Act of Assembly, I, the undersigned Ar•
praiser, appointed by the Commissioner. of the County of
sertra,do hereby certify that the foregoing Het of the
Wholeolle Dealer. and Retailers of Foreign and American
Merchandire, comprises all those coming to my knowledge,
and that the same are classified.
Witness my hand, this 16th day of May, 18E3.
WM. S. FILBERT, Mercantile APPfalear•
The Day of Appeal will be held at the Commissioners'
Ogles, in the City of Reading, on Friday, the /9th day of
June, A. b.,1863. iMay 2841
List of Distillers, Brevvers, Patent Media
eine Vendors, See.
PERSONS RETURNED FOR LICENSE UN
der the ad of Assembly, passed the 10th day of April,
1849, mailed "An Act to create a Sinking Feud, and to
provide for Eke gradual and certain extingnishment of the
debt of the Commonwealth, to wit:
DISTILLERS. Class. Rates.
Reading—P.Bnationg & Son 3 2100
Samuel Bach 9 25
Hefdeffmrg—J Manderbach & Son 9 25
napehoccon—lsaac Katterman 11 15
Peter Shell 11 16
Bern—Reuben Herbein . 9 25
iffaxaratoy—Nathan Levan 9 25
Windsor—Jacob Halbach 9 25
•
Spring—Samuel Wertz 9 25
BREWERS.
Reading—Frederick Lauer 5 00
Seidel & Co 9 26
•
N A Felix 9 25
Herman Plots 9 25
Peter Barbey 9 25
Hamburg—John Rothioff 9 25
Wornelsdorf—John Yost 11 15
PATENT REDWINE VENDORS.
Reading— llsorge S Bowbotham 4 44 90
5S Stereos 4 5
H W Bergner - 4 6
J K McCurdy . 4 5
J H Baser 4 6
R P Hooter 4 5
Harvey Biro& 4 & Brother s
Charles Kessler 4 a
IJQ9OR RULERS.
Returned for License under the Act of Assembly approved
the Met day of March, 185 d, entitled "An Act to Regu
late the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors."
READING: . Class. Raley_
NortibEast Ward—Nicholas Beckman 9 $24 00
John Kline 9 25
Rhode & Fisher 9 25
0 Y Yoder 9 - 25
J Kidder & Co 7 40
F S Ruppert, (deed) 9 25
Spruce Ward—Adam Schwenk 9 26
Keller & Son 9 25
Jackson & Newkirk 9 28
Soulls•East Ward—Henry lieetrelth 9 26
Keifer & Son 9 25
C W L iluffeditz 9 25
John Brown 9 21
Jeremiah D. Bitting 9 25
North-West Ward—Tobias Moto 9 25
lone Ely 9 25
William Rhoads, jr 9 25
Affereon—Stoudt & Sheldy 9 25
Bernet/de—Li B Kmolg 9 25
Hamburg—William Halbach 9 25
John Behenwan 9 26
Womeiedorf-6 , 311 & &honour 9 25
Upper Bern—C & N S &hook 9 25
Kutztown—Joshua Bieber 9 2.5
Rockland—Benjamin & Dry 9 25
District—Samuel Landis 9 25
Washington—D H Bechtel 9 25
Oblebrookdole—J A F Gable • 9 25
Dongiaee—Jesse Bechtel 9 26
Oft—Peter D Grimmer 9 25
Lower Heidelberg—R & F S Ludwig 9 25
Frank Spengler 9 25
Brecknook—Daniel Hummel 9 25
Robeson—Henry Beard 9 25
Peter Schweitzer 9 25
Richmond—Kline.& Schaeffer 9 25
D Belot & CIO 9 25
Perry—S 8 Roller 9 25
J B Seidel & Brother 9 25
Centre—Frannfelder, Mohr & Co 9 25
William F Bentz 9 25
Tutpehoccon—John Honenet 9 25
Spring—William Sheeler - 9 26
BILLIARD TABLIII.
Reading—John D Morris 8 $2O
Do do 58 10
Do do • /3 10
BROKERS.
.Reading—Allen Bechtel $2O
G W Goodrich 20
YecobSchnincher 20
An appeal will be held at die Commininiere' Once, in
the City of Reading, on Friday, the 19th day of June, MB,
for all who may feel themselves aggrieved by the foregoing
aPPraisement and classification.
May 29-411 Wet. S. FILBERT, Mercantile appraiser.
rgr Managers residing in 'Aber counties and trading
In Barka!
. .
Lehigh—B K Brobst 10 020
Montgomery—Henry Bertolette 10 20
Jacob C Laver 10 20
Samuel Laver 10 20
Edward Miller 10 20
Jonathan Koch 10 20
Philip Roshow 10 2Q
Micheal Mllvely 20 20
Samuel Weald 10 20
LEeder—Matthias Unbar 10 20
Andrew Lawrence 10 20
Jacob Miller 10 20
Frank Overderfer 10 20
Samuel Tyson 10 20
Lancaster—Phlllp Hallman 20 04
WM. 8. FILBERT, Mercantile Appraiser.
Mir MERCANTILE LICENSES.—Notice is hereby
given to all Wholesale and Retail Dealt:ma molding in the
County of Barks, that they are required to take out their
Linemen at the office of the County Treasurer, In the Court
Haile., Reading, on or before the let of icily, or soli will
be brought within ten days after that data.
WILLIAM HERBST, County Treasurer.
SPRING GOODS
REDUCED PRICES.
WE HAVE NOW OPEN A HANDSOME AS
SORTMENT OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS
700 Store,.
AELT OLD 3PPII.XCIMEMI.
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
HOOP _SKIRTS
Of the be makes, in Quaker and other styles,
very cheap; and
Men's and Boys' Wear
Of every description, which we are also offering
at a reduction.
Public Respectfully Invited.
& SON,
April 23] No. 124, Corner of Fifth and Spruce Streets
zao,-. MANHOOD;
-. --, z ,- • HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
dust Publiihed, in a Sealed Envelope. Prim MN ,+h.
LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
ment and Radical Cure of Spermatorrbaia or Seminal
eaknesa, Sexual Debility, Nervommam, and Involuntary
Emissions, indocina Impotency, Consumption, and Mental
and Physical Debility.
fly now J. CAILVEUWELL, D. D
The important fact that the awful consequences of Self
abuse may be effectually removed without internal medicine
or the dangerous application of caustics, tustruments. medi
cated hoagies, and other empirical devices, Is here clearly
demonstrated, and the entirely new and highly successful
treatment as adopted by the celebrated anther, fatly ex
plained, by means of which every one is enabled to ears
himself perfectly, and at the least possible cost, thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the day. This
lecture will prove a boon to thousands and thousands.
gent under seal, in a, plain envelope, to any address,
post paid on receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing
the publishers.
CHAS. J. C. RLINII & Co.,
April 18-3m] 127 Bowery, New-York ;P. 0. Box 4688
HARDWARE & IRON. STORE',
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ruitm SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BOUGHT
the old Retablielsed Hardware and Iron Store of the
late Fricker, Stevenson .% Co., and having added a large
new Stock of goods: would respectfully call the attention
of the public to their large assortment of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
IRON, STEEL, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, SADDLERY,
COACH TRIMMINGS, Be., Se.,
Which they are determined to sell at the very lowest Mar.
ket Prices, wholesale and retail.
GEORGE LEECH & CO.,
Corner of Fifth and Market Square. next door to Borbon's
Mansion House. (Relm'a Old Stand).
GEORGE LERCIL] Jae 18 V. T. inCIESON.
OWING TO THE WONDERFUL INCREASE
in our business, and the want of sufficient room to ac- .
nommodate the same, we have found it necessary to extend
the boundaries of our yard, And have accordingly tested
the Lemmas YARD, situated on THIRD STREET 'BELOW PINK
&mem which will he need exclusively for piling HEM
LOCK and WHITE PIER JOIST, SCANTLING, RAFTERS,
and BILL TIMBER, of all sizes and. lengths. In our old
yard, on the north side of Pins street, extending from
Third to "Fourth street, will at all times be found to coto
ton a fall assortment of mooned BOARDS, FLANK,
SHINGLES, ho.
Onr facilities for supplying Lumber hereafter, Will be
each that they cannot be surpanted in this or any other
market In the State, and our prices will be found to be
lower than at any otherjard in this city. It is our per.
pose to keep LU M BER miry article that should be kept in
FIRST CLASS YARD, and any article that may not
be on hand when called for, will be procured at short
notice.
MJIP Thepublic are invited to give us a called.
inns 7-lf] J. REMY, Reading,
Homo Furnishing Goode,
TIE ASSORTMENT OF ROUSE FUR
welling Goode of every variety. Yoe sale eheap by
28] GM MOH I CO.
M
TO TEE PUBLIC!.
000
CONSTITUTION WATER,
Twit GREAT REIDSZinv
FOP, THE
CICDMIENTXTICrTiCiON"
AND THE
ONLY KNOWN REMEDy
FOR
DIABETES
AND DISEASES OF TOE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER ,
These Dangerous and Troublesome Disease., alto, h „
thusfar Resisted the best directed Triatment,
Completely Controlled by the .REdIEDY nowbeft,riu:,';"
THE CURATIVE
properties or the medicine direct themselves to the orgas,„r
emotion, and by so altering the condition of the
and liver that the starchy principle of the feed is not
vetted Into sugar eo long as the system is natter
Ammo, of the •
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which gives those organs time to recovertheir healthy*,
sad vigor. We are able to state that the Cocetitsti..; ty -
ter has cured every case of Diabetes in which it Imo t t ;
given.
•
STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS, CR,4r E ,
BRICK DUST DEPOSITS. AND MUCOUS ryR
• MILKY DISORARGES AFTER
URINATING.
Disease occurring from one add the mum came will
entirely cured by the Constitution Water, Makes f.,r it ;
length of time . The dorm &mild vary with the .ever,, 3 7 l
the disease, from twenty drops to a tesuapoonfal
a day, in water. During the peerage of the Calcifin,., it y
pain and urgent symptoms should be comhstrd with p M
proper remedlee, then followed up with the Co:lama:la
Water, as above directed.
LFSMENORRILFA, OR PAINFUL MENSTRILITt.,7
AND IN ifENOR F RHA OI G, A OR FLOPINIt'
LOWIN
Both diseases arising from a fealty secretion of the ac,,.
etrnal the one ease being too little, mot her,;,.
panted by severe pain ; and the other a too proru.c,,,
lion, which will be speedily c nred by the Coostite;
Water. •
•
The &team known as FALLING OF THE WOMB,
in the relaxation of the ligamente of that ( " a , . 41,
known by a sense of heaviness and dragging polio lath
back and aides, and at times accompanied by sherp
acing or cheating pains through the parte, will, is ell cv
see, be removed by the medicine.
There Is soother class of symptoms &dein from IRP.f.
TATION OF THE WOMB, which physicians call Ntisull,
ness, which word covers up much ignorance, and is Vb,
cases out of ten the doctor does not really know it1.,„ 1 ,.„
the symptoms are the disease, or the disease the syos t a„,...
We can only enumerate thew here. 1 speak more
lonely of. Cold Feet, Palpitation of the Heart, tanned
Memory, Wakefulness; Flashes of Heat, Lanano,
tide, and Dimness of Vidor.
BUPPREBBRD MENSTR VA TIOR,
Which In the unmarried female is a constant rennet?
disease, and through neglect the seeds of more grass 1.1
dangerous maladies are the result; and as mouth tie
month passes without an effort being made to assist mut-,
the oupprosahnt homing chronic, the patient grtlusl,
looses her appetite, the bowels are constipated, a,
sweats come on, and conmemption finally ends her tare
LE/ICOR/UREA OR WRITES.
This disease depends upon au inflammation of moms
lining of the vagina and womb. It It in all cases scoop
panted by severe pain in the bank, across the bows!, s.,a
through the hips. A teaspoonful of the medicine mop
taken three limes a day, with an inkOstion of s tabhsprmp.
fat of the medicine, mixed' with a haltplut of soft wsur
morning and evening.
. .
IRRITATION OF THE NEOK OF THE .111,4DDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. 4:10
CATARRHOF THE BLADDER, arRAN.
GIMP AND BURNING OR PAIN.
FUL'URINATING.
For these diseases it is truly a sovereign remedy, asd too
much cannot be said In its praise. A single doss has beta
known to relieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain In the sml
of the back and through the hips? A teaspoonful a. day u
Coustitotion Hater will relieve you like itagie.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
It has no equal in relieving the most distressing symp
tome. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Ptomach.
ing Food, &c. Take a teaspoonful after dinner. 'The b , e
in all cases may be Increased if desired, but Moak is
done gradually.
PHYSICIANS
Have long eines given op the nee of bnehn, enbebe ui
juniper In the treatment of these diseases, and ooly oe
them for want of a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved Itself equal to the task that has devolved
upon It. . . .
DIURETICS
Irritate and drench the kidneys, and by combat nee on
lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed disease.
m.Tlw!t7llllll . l'fM
DANVILLE, Pa., June 2, 1i61..
Dr. Wm. H. Dena—Dear Sir: In February, ISCI, I
was afflicted with the sugar diabetes, and for Hee multi
I painted more than two gallons of water In tiventl , fiv
boars. I was obliged to gat op as often as ten or Lkflei
times during the night, and in live months I lost abont fifty
pounds in weight. Daring the month of July, 1081,1 pr.,
cured two bottles of Constitution Water, and in two 4,0
after wing it I experienced Mier, and after taking two ttt•
ties I wan entirely cnred, soon after regaining may 1.14
good health. • Yours truly.
J. Y. L. DE WITT.
BOSTON Commis, N. Y., Dee. 27,1561.
Wm. H. GEEOO & CO.:
dente :—I freely give you liberty to make use sr tha
following Certificate of the value of CONSTITUTION WAITS
which I can recommend in the highest manner.
My wife, who was attacked with pain in the ebouldert
whole length Otte bulk, and in her limbo , with Pifinita.
Hole of the Heart, attended with Balling of the 11 . 4,A,
Dyemenorrfata, and Irritation of the Bladder. I called
physician, who attended her about three months, when In
left her worse than he found her. I then employed one of
the best physicians I could And, who attended her for aim
nine month., and while she wee under hie care atm did ca
mutter gaits as moth pain; be finally gave her op all
said "her ease WWI fwourah/e." For, said he,
such a combinatfon of complaints, that medicine On
for one operates against some other of her diflicnsii .'
About this time, she commenced the use of Conothelks
Water, and to our utter astonishment, almost the firm dwa
Beamed to have the desired effect, and she kept on kepn.
ing rapidly ender its treatment, and now superintend' or.
tirely her domestic &Fara. She has not takes any ul Its
Constitution Water for about four weeks, and we are harn I
to nay it has produced a permanent cure.
. . .
WM. M. VAN BENSCHOTEN
MILFORD, C0..,m Noy. 19, 1961
Dr. Wir. It °Brae:
Dear ittr have for novena year% beau afflicted with
that troublesome and dangerous disuse—Grovel—Mild
restated all remedies and doctors, until I took ColleitUliji
Water, and you may be assured that I was exceedisgiy
pleased with the result It has eatfrely cured me, and pit
may make any ono of my name yonmay see in regal
tO the MOMS% RR I bays satire coatldsmou hi ha ediricy.
Years truly, POND STRUNG.
• THESE ARE FACTS ENOUGH.
. _ . . . .
Therel ono class of diseases that produce such einauq•
ing effects upon the human constitution as Diabetes aid
Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary ?Wage,
and through false modesty they are neglected until MI
are so adeanced as to be beyond the control of ordinary
remedies, and we present the
CONSTITUTION WATER
To the public with the conviction that it hue no equal n
relieving the clans of diseases for which IL has been fowl
so eminently suacessful in coring; and we trust that as
shall be rewarded for our efforts In placing so valuable t
remedy Inn farm to meet the *salami:seats of oldest lei
physician.
808 SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, PRICE dl.
WK, H. GREGG & CO., Proprietors.
Morgan & Allen, General Agents, No. 46 Ca Street,
New -York. [Nov. 29 1562 -Iy.
Plants. Fowls, Animals, &Des Pat up is -
•
fdlo. aud $1 00 Bozos, Bottles, and Flasks, * 3 sod $, •
for Horace, PUBLIC Imizrzurniza,
I. Only %mum...m.4lft known."
"Free from Poisons."
"Not dangeroca to the Haman Family."
"Rats come oat of their holes to die."
/ler Sold Wholesale la all large eines.
Sir. Sold by all DRUGGISTS and FIRTRILIR3 SVOTTGLII 6
DI Hawaiian!" of all wortnlese imitatless. .
air Bee that " Cowria ' e" name le on each Box, &WA
and Flask, before yon bny.
*I" Address HENRY R. COSTAR ,
ARP PRINCIPAL DEPOT 482 BROADWAY, N. Y.
der Sold by—HARVEY BIRCH dr Co., Whole.,alo aNI
Retail; 9.13. STEVENS, 93 East Peon street, above the Re ,
road; 3 - R. lifeCeatm ; R. Y. SORTER & Co., READINtI,
;gummy 17, 1863.9m0
Arch Street CARPET Warehouse ,
No. 832 ARCS STREET, two doors
below NINTH, south side,
PHILADE LPH IA-
HE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIV
anll for ERRING TRADE a well selected stock of Eugli ,s
American
GARNET. 4Gr 9.
Embracing all the new styles of the best males—b"" h
previous to the late advance (or Cash, and will be 0014
low price.
Velvets, Brussels, Three•Flys, Ingrains and Veato
CARPETINGB,—with a large stock
Oil Cloths, Druggets, Matting* dic•
Pe"... wb9 are stint furniehlog, are rcemod
en examinattou or 4Se above goods previous to ...
their selections, es such inducements will be held eui
cannot fail to please.
JOS. BLACKWOC I P .
March 21-3m] 832 Arch Street, I.bliedeb 3 '
OIL GLOTTIS S OIL CLOWN; ;
HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
Co
siege, Table and Floor Oil Cloths in the Cup.
a r f examine at
Feb 28] OSO. LERCH SI COIS._
Garden and limner Seeds.
FRESH GARDEN AND FLOWER SLEW'
Johu.
from Risley, Shaker's, Blom di Co., Comoled , „.. L .,
sou, and Rabbles Se Co. For sale at YESCO , " "
April 41 40 South Fifth etfo_:
MONEY TO LOAN.
APPLY TO . •
JACOB C. BMWENO.
comments' Bat!!
Wk.—Court stmt. Lovell 2.7