tfiltzette sai Democrat.
SATURDAY, AUGUST S, 1563.
DEMOCRATIC
COU NT Y MEETING,
file annual meeting of the Democrats of Berke
„,,y woe held_ pursuant to the call of the
COMMilit% OR Tuesday, August 4,
to the Court House at Readiug. The large
Caort votu was filled with an attentive audience,
,lraung; representatives from ail parse of the
At t •I'el.clC, P. 111., thlt meeting was called to
0 .3, : r I.i Wu. B. ALUIUOUT, Esti , Chairman of
...3:aadmg Committee, and organized by the
• ,en.ol of the following ollicere
ICATTZ, of Maiatalfay.
Viee Presidents :
Albany—Jacob A. Fister.
thwe—William R. Keller.
A:co.—Ezekiel Blonde.
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!T ee Beru—Cristiu Kauffman.
V c rnville—ilapt. Levi a M. Gerhart.
I:Ttliel—David B. Lerch.
Brecknock—William Knauer_ •
c ernarvon—Jahn Kurtz.
Becker. jr.
t'..lTl,rook:ls.le—David H. Fox.
i'malict Jonas Miner.
LI -Epbrnim Fritz.
S. Yoder_
I:,:oter—William li. Schneider.
r;reenwiTh—Charles A. Kline.
ilv l,,, rg William Stewart,.
lb:Melberg—John L. Brown.
1..C/W0- Ileidelberg—David L. Wenrich.
iloidelberg—llenneville Lenge].
ll e reford—Michael Gery.
I.4erson—John N. Potteiger.
Fister.
I..,i ! ..swainu—Levi K. Liatg.
:th t idellereek—ilenry Reider.
tlsriou_-Jucab Tice.
Maxatawny—.Toshua S. Miller.
Mal:lceberg—Daniel Schell.
Fara Z Orlegetuer.
,harlannee—Jonat.ban Rickenbach,
rcuo--Daniel Parnell, Esq.
—l:eubeu F. Drumheller.
Perry—Michael Hoffman.
Richmond—Benjamin Merkel.
liAcsou—Samuel Wicklein.
ff.iekland—Benjamin E. Dry.
Roacominatior—John Scbmehl.
eptiog—Levi Sharman.
l'aipchoccon—lsaao Kurr.
Upper Tolpehoecon—Michael Long.
l'illoll.--John McGowan.
u,Thiegton—David Schell.
Windsor--Mahlon A. Sellers.
Wouielsdorf—Dr. Lewis A. Livingood.
Beading, let Ward—Franklin Bruokman
23 " Levi Moyer.
" John L Rightlayer.
4th " James Donegan.
sth William Keen.
Secretaries:
Michael P. Boyer, Reading.
Charles H. Fritz, Reading.
11aVid B. Manger, Douglass.
.leiewian V. Bechtel, Union.
Jacob 11. Hank, Maxatawny.
Daniel Zerbey, Center.
on motion of Jana G. HILIPLZY, Esq., a Corn—
nuttee of one from each township, borough and
warJ, was appointed, to draft resolutions expres
.tive of the views and opinions of the meeting;
oe fellows :
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Albany, David Heidi; Alsace, John Misalmer; Amity,
:z..annou 1.. Coster; Bern, William Sb rarer; Upper Dem,
.l.eob Cleaner: Bernville, Paul Wenrich ; Bethel, Freder
oa Harem: Ermknock, William R. Ziemer; Caernarvon,
David Plank Centre, Reuben Hoff; Colebrookdale, Henry
P kbalds: Dialect, David Frederick; Deuglaae, Philip
11,1 e. feel, Enoch N. Matthias; Hamer, Solomon M 0..;
William bleeder; Hamburg, Dr. George M.
31,11er ; Heidelberg, Richard M. Welted' , ; Lower Elnidel-
Leu, Daniel B: Burke; North Heidelberg , , Israel Gruber ;
iisleford, Charlee Gary: Jefferson. Inane Null Raz
t.saa, Hiram H. SeLwar.z, leg ; Longewamp, John Bauer;
Bgigeertvgit, Joseph R Peter, Bag ; Marion. Maj. John
Loitold; Hamm:won Dessabl Katz, Env; Muhlanhetl.
/dem H. Sailor Oloy, Wellington B. Orieetnner Outs ,
kne e d. Jeremiah Mengel, Req.; Penn . John B. R eber;
Pete, Abraham Yoder ; Perry, Samuel S. Caged Rich
nand, William Lecher; Robeson, Jacob Wickleln ; Rock.
Cherlee Otani; Suecombotanor., Daniel Fonakirk, Esq.;
,•oring, George Lash ; Tulgeheeeen, Valentine Brobat ;
Cpp-r Talpehoocou, Daniel Wertz; Union, Henry Elm.-
sacy : Waebington, William Heins; Windsor, Jeremiah
P..rht; womeledorf, Franklin Iswhe ; RaitlONe , —First
Ward, tolomon Holston; Second - Ward, Jesse G. Hawley ;
Tiara Ward_ William S. Young; Fourth Ward, Charles
Uill; Fifth Ward, Daniel Eremite=
During the absence of the Committee, the
Heeling was, by invitation, addressed by Messrs.
.1 K. AICKEOITY., J. LAWRENCE GETZ, J. GLANCY
Jonas, HUNTER CLYMER and W. ROBEETEIAL--
the latter in the German language.
The Committee, having returned to the hall,
reported the following resolutions, through their
CLairnitia, JEWS G. HAWLEY, Esq.:
RESOLUTIONS
Wommss, it is at all times the right and priv
ilege of freemen to assemble, and temperately,
but firmly, declare the principles which actuate
ko.I hind them together ae a distinctive organiza
tion; and whereas, at this hour, when civil war
desolates the land, when embittered social rela
tions exist ; when usurpations and abuses of au
thvrity are frequent ; when fraud and corruption
Stalk abroad in shameless boldness; when the
dangerous plea of necessity le admitted and
acted upon, and when the written law of this
Stale and of the Federal Government is set aside
and despised; it is the solemn duty of all men,
but more especially of those who claim to be de
voted to the great principles of civil and renal-
Gus liberty, to reaffirm and reassert the dogmas
of t heir faith ; therefore,
.11.. it Ragoimi, by the Democrats of Berke
county,. in Mika meeting assembled;
lit. That the people are the true and only
&puree of all power;
Thai all authority which they have not dele
gated to the States or Federal Government still
resides in them;
That the Constitution of the United States, and
of the several States, and laws made in obedience
thereto, and under authority thereof, contain the
only and written expression of this delegated
authority;
'Dist all laws enacted under and by this au
thority shall be obeyed as well by the President
as by the citizen :
That there shall be no proclamation-made law ;
That there shall bp no arbitrary arrests ;
That there shall be no Basilles;
That there shall be no suppression of the
prey, or of free speech;
That there shall be no confiscation of private
property, except for crime judicially ascertained;
That the Monroe Doctrine shall be maintained ;
That there shall be no emancipation by Fed—
eral power, or at the expense of the Federal
treasury :
That the laws of war shall be observed ;
That the recent legislation of Congress shall
be reviewed and corrected ;
That there shall be no interference by the
Federal Government at the ballot-box ;
That there shall be nu %Wee or tares except
for revenue;
That the Constitution shall expressly provide,
in the very machinery of Government, a power
of defence against 'motional .parties; and that
the Union shall be perpetual and shell be de—
clared so.
2. &soloed, That we reaffirm, readopt and ap
prove of all the acts and resolutions of the De
mocratic State Convention, held at iisirieburg
on the Nth dry tof June last end furthermore,
that we reaffirm and readopt the resolutions
passed by the Democracy of this county in Au
gust,lB6l, Angust,lB62, and in April, 1868, and
teat We refer with especial pride and gratification
to the &aeration made by its in August, /801;
" That a National Convention of delegates from au
tie Union. loving people of the United States ought
to 6, called immediately, as provided for in the fifth
article of the Constitution, for the purpose of delib
erating upon the prevent slate of the Union, and of
arv;divg some proper means for attaining the great
. l a . est of the present unfortunate war—the speedy
erstoration of peace on the basis of the Constitution
and the Union," Hid these words of wisdom
and conciliation been then adopted, the blessings
"f peace would now be ours, the carnage which
bay desolated the Lind would have boon stayed,
and the lives and property of this Republic
would have been spared to advance her great
hens and extend her usefulness.
3 Resolved, That. we cordially and unitedly
approve of and endorse the nomination of the
lion. G BORG@ W. WOODWARD for the office of
Governor. The purity of his private oharacter.
his ability as a statesman, his integrity and
/earning as a Judge, commend him to the sup-
port of every man who desires to see the execu
tive chair of the Commonwealth filled.by a wor
thy successor of a Snyder and a Shunk. His
election will guarantee to the citizen the exercise
of hia every constitutional right: will moue the
Stead from thu thraldom at Federal dictation,
and reasderi. a doveteiguly which under our pres
ent EK:mitlive hats been merged into a species of
Col..nial dependency. Berko county pledges him
the support of every Dethoccut witliiu her bord—
ers.
4. Resolved, That the renomination of the lien.
Witimmt H Lowats, for the Supreme Bench,
was due alike to Lis ability as a lawyer, and his
spotless integrity as a J udge. 110, too, .1..11 eo-
oeive our cordial and united support.
G Resolved, That we cougratulate the Democ
racy or the State au,l nation on the election of
the. Huu. CHAIILFZti Boutrat.ew to the Senate
of the United Stottea His experience as a legis
lator, his integrity, Ida learning, and Ma elo
quence, render hint a true and fitting represen
tative of this great Commonwealth in this hour
of national danger.
G. Resolved, That the people of Berke county,
having responded with alacrity and cheerfulness
to the call of the Governor, to•proteet our State
from invasion, we now demand that the solemn
pledge under which they enlisted, that they
should be discharged when the emergency wee
be performed. Not to do so, is a flagrant
violation of plighted faith, on the part of the
Executive of this Commonwealth, and a fraud
upon the thousands, who, in the hour of peril,
rushed to the defence of their State.
7. Resolved, That we cordially endorse and
approve of the course of our Representative in
Congress, the Hon. S. E. ANCONA. Firm and
decided, truly Democratic, and unawed by the
abuse and clamor of faction, he has stood on the
ticior of Congress, the true Representative of
our views and wishes, for which his constituents
owe him their united suppot L.
8. Resolved, That the lion. MESTER CLYMER
is entitled to the support of the Democracy of
this county for his able and upright course in
the Senate of Pennsylvania; that the large and
nearly successful vote received by him as our
candidate for Governor, in the late State Con
vention—for which we return our thanks—is
conclusive proof of his hold upon the Democracy
of the State, and that we commend him to their
continued confidence and support.
9. Resolved, That the public acts of Represen
tatives KLINE. Porrstoste and WKIDAIER, meet
with our hearty and eineare approbation, and
have been in accordance with the whams of
Berks county.
10. Resolved, That the Commissioners of Berke
county, be requested to appropriate a sum of
money for the purpose of extending a cordial
reception and entertainment to the members of
the 167th Regiment of drafted Militia, and also
to the members of the four companies of volun
teers from Berke county, who were members of
the 101st Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers,
upon their return home; said reception and en
tertainment to be given in the name of the peo
ple
11, Resolved, That the Executive Committee be
empowered to make provision for the payment of
tickets, and all other contiugent expenses of the
campaign ; and that all candidates nominated by
the ensuing Convention shall be bound by and
held reepensible to any rules and regulations
on this subject, adopted by said Committee.
12. Resolved, That the Executive Committee
be and is hereby authorised to appoint the time
and place for holding of such Mass Ratification
Meetings throughout the county as they deem
St and proper.
13. Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Democratic papers
of this county, in the Patriot and Union at Har
risburg, in The Aye, of Philadelphia, the Pills
torch Post and the Constitutional Union at Wash
ington.
14. Resolved, That the election for Delegates
to the next County Convention, be held at the
usual places for holding Delegate Elections in the
several townships, boroughs and wards of the
county, except at the following places :
.dlazatawny township—Delegate election to be
removed from the public house kept by John
Kemp, to the private house of Dewald S. Kum,
Eaq.
llaidenereek township—Delegate election to be
removed from the Half Way House to Molltown,
to the publiAtouse kept by Peter Adam.
District township—Delegate election to be re
moved (rem Lon4ia's School House to the pub
lic house of David Frederick.
—Third Ward, Reading—Delegate election to be
removed from the public house of William Rapp
to the public house of . Bertolette, Quint.
The election to be held on the last Saturday of
this month, (Auguat '2oth) between the hours of
one and Bit o'clock, P. M., except in the city of
Reading, where the polls shall be kept open un
til eight o'clock, P. Di. ; and the Delegates so
elected shall assemble in Comity Convention on
the followineueeday, September 1, 11013, at 10
o'olook, A. Al , in the Court House in Reading,
for the purpose of nominating a County. Ticket,
to be supported at the ensuing general election.
The delegates of the 140 County Convention are
authorized to hold said elections, unless they
shall be candidates for re-election, in which case
they shall have authority to appoint substitutes.
The officers of the said Delegate Election aro to
prevent from toting at Bald election any and
every person who has not voted the Democratic
ticket within two yeirs last past; excepting all
those, however, who were absent on election day,
and those between the ages of 21 and 22 years.
The revolutions, on motion, were unattimonely
wilopted s sad the meeting adjourned with cheers
for WOODWARD, LOWRIE and the 811008813 of our
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN OLE!.
Decidedly the largest and most enthusiastic
public demonstration ever held in Old Barks,"
outside of the city of Reading, took place at the
public house of Peter 1). Grimmer, in Oley
township, on Saturday, August 1, 1863. The
meeting was called under the auspices of the
Democratic Club of Oley, but in consequence of
the large attendance of Clubs and Delegations
from different townships, it wee resolved to ef...
feet a general organization in order to afford the
various clubs and delegations a representation
in the general character of the meeting.
WSLLINGTON D. Osisegmßß, President of the
Oley Club, was called on to preside, and Daniel
K. Hunter and L. P. De Torok were elected
Secretaries.
A Vice President from each Club and Delega
tion represeuted, was elected, as follows :
Aleace, William Adam; Amity, Wm. Rhonda;
Cutoru, Jesse Matz; Colebrookdale, Daniel K.
Ehat ; District, Thomas Haydt ; Earl, Abraham
Dry ; Exeter, James B. Griesemer ; Longswamp,
Levi IL Lines; Maxatawny, Je ff erson Raider;
Oley, John R. Edelman; Pike, Nathan Yoder;
Rockland, John Baer Ruecombmanor, Chauncey
K. Levan ; Union, William Gilham ; Reading,
George K. Levan.
A Committee on resolutions was appointed in
the same manner, consisting of the following
persons :
Alsace, John Miesimer ; Amity, R. Grlesemer;
Cumru, 0. Raider ; Colobrookdale, Henry B.
Rhoads ; District, Augustus Rohrbach ; Earl, H.
Bruntbaeh ; Exeter, Solomon Close ; LongeWattip,
J. Lesher ; Maxatawny, Benjamin Ginther; Oley,
Ezra B. Grimmer ; Pike, David Lobach ; Rock
land, Benjamin E. Dry ; Ruscorobmattor, George
Hoofer; Union, Jeremiah T. Bechtel; Reading,
P. B Loucks.
During the absence of the Committee, the
meeting was addressed by the lion. Htssrsa
CLvatint., Hon. S. E. Aucono, and J. LAWRENCE
Own, successively, who, each in turn, adminis—
tered seething, but at the same time merited,
rebukes to the " Powers that be," at Washing
ton, and the Provincial Administration of Penn.
sylvania, that will " tell a tale " at the coming
October election. The speakers were strongly
inclined to set down Rothe county as good for
10,000 majority, for the Democratic nominees.
The following resolutions were presented by
John Missimer, Chairman of the Committee,
sad uutlitg9Wily adopted :
Resolved, Thai we, the Democracy of Berke
county, are now, as in days gone by, firmly at.
taehed to the Constitution and the Union, as
adopted by the Fathers of our Country; and will
never consul to the dissolution of the Quo, or
the abolition of the other.
Resolved, That we are opposed to all violations
of the Constitution, under any pretext whatever,
as it is the sheet-anchor of our liberties, and the
gr eat bond of Union, that holds us together as
a nation, and secures to us our privileges, both
civil and religious.
Resolved, That we are firm in the belief s 4iil
Democratic doctrine of State Rights, a
guaran
teed by the 4th Section of the 4th Article of tho
Constitution of the United States, and also in
the rights of the people, as expressed in Articles
4 and 5 of the amendments of the Constitution.
Resolved, That we are opposed to the conver
sion of the present war, to any other object,
than the only lawful and Canaticulloaal One, ()
maintaining the Union and the authority or ae
Constitution unimpaired, as expressed in the re
solution of the late Hon. John J. Crittenden of
Kentucky, passed al. the special session of Con
gress, July 1861, by a nearly tuiauituous vote.
Resolved, That we are opposed to the ziholittiott
policy or the preteut Adittiuislratiot., belie‘iug
it to Us unconstitutional and detrimental lo our
interests as a people and a nation. .
Ilesavell, That our motto is "The Constitution
as it is and the Ul/4011 as it was." and that We
believe that the only way to restore the Unitiu,
anti secure peace to our nation, is by concilia
tion and compromise, and Oat wo shalt use our
luileetuta to secure, ithd bring about this grunt
object as soon as it may be accomplished .with
honor to the country and justice to the 'Lights of
the States.
Resolved. That we heartily approve of the ac
tion of the into State Couieution, iu placing iu
noinivatlon, so able and distingnished a person
as the Hon. Genetic W. Woouivnau, as ot r
standard hearer for Governor, at the coming
October election, and that we also approve of
the re-nomination of the Hon. WAvrtia H.
Lowell: fur Supreme Judge, pledging ourselves
to lass every effort to secure their election; and
further that the redemption of Pennsylvania
from abolition misrule, will greatly facilitate the
restoration of the Union.
Resolved, That the thaulta et' this meeting are
hereby tendered to the Hon. Mester Clymer,
Hon. S. E Ancona. and J. Lawrence Getz, Ego.,
for their able addressee and true exposition of
Democratic Principles.
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MARKET.
Fit.war, August 7, 1863
BuckwheatFloorper
READING
Wheat (prime white)
per bushel $1 55
Wheat, (prime red)
per bushel 1 49
Rye do 05
Cora (old) do 85
Corn (new) do 85
Corn Meal do 1 00
Oats do 05
Flaxseed do 1 30
Oloverneed do 4 O)
Timothy seed do 2 29
Barley do 70
Potatoes do 60
SWeetPotatoes do 70
Salt do 80
Balt per Sack 1 SO
Wheal Flour (elks
fatally white)l3 bbl. 9 03
Wheat Flour (extra
tam. white) 13 100 as 4 30
Wheat Flour (extra
family) per Barrel 8 SO
Wheat Flour (Wye
family) per 100 tax •4 ea
Single Nitre Flour,
per barrel 7 50
Single Extra Flour,
per ICO lbs. 3 75
Wheat Flour (super
fine) per barrel 7 60
Rye Flour per barrel 4 00
Rye PleurperluOibs. 2 00
100 Ms. 200
Pork 11100 be. 8 00
Beet (hind quarter)
(tote pouudd WO 00
Beef quarter)
per 100 pounds 709 00
Hams per pound 10
(Shoulders do 7
Flitch do 8
Pried Beet, do 13
Table Batter do 14
Lump Butter do 13
Firkin Butter do
Tallow do 9,6
Lard do 10
Hides, ROW do 7 and 8
Boat Old Rie Whiskey,
per gallon 9 00
Common Whiskey, per
gallon 49 to 60
Flaxseed Oil '1 gallon 80
Eggs per dozen 12
Stone Coal (stove, egg
Ahroken, l #l26oo.ll6. 4 60
Nut Coal do 9 GO
Limeburners' do 2,00t02 50
Plaster per ton, 6 00
Timothy Hay do 12 09
Meadow Hay do 11 00
Hickory wood per cord 4 00
Oak wood do 900
Bark do 6 60
PRIORS OF GRAIN,
PAID BY P. BUSNONG it lONS
August 7, 1883.
- canto for 66 As
• • • 93 cents fur 66 IDs
• • 65 centsfor 32 As
corn,
Rye,
Oats, -
PRICES OR GRAIN,
Paid al fiAlllnk BUOWSDiedillery, corner of Eie t enm
Muttenterg etr,de.
Corn,
Rye,
CAA,
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Reeding Lumber Prices Current.
Reporled for the Reading Gazdtd GT JAWS ,ff, DRY
BMA, Luxdber Commie:ion Yurd,Bottili Third fir.,
near the Laneeeter Bridge.
ESADINGI, august 7, 1863.
Hemlock Joist and Scantling, 4112 00 14 00
Poplar Boards, - - - 20 00 40 00
" Scantling, - - 20 00 25 00
White PlOO Boards and Ptiulk? - - 12 00 30 00
Cherry Boards and Plana, - - 20 00000 00
White Pius Floor Boards, - - 17 0041125 00
Roofing Lath, - - 4 00415/ 6 00
Oak Fluor Boards, - - 23 00@28 00
White Pins and Hemlock Shingles, 4 50(019 00
Oak. Boards and Plank, • 20 0002.30 00
. _ . ..
White Pine Ceiling Lath,
Ash Plank, - -
Spruce and Pine Pickets,
Walnut Boards and Plank,
Lynn Boards and Plank, -
White Pine Joist and Scantling,
Birch and Maple Boards and Plank,
260,600 feet Crean Mitt Edged Clear Walnut
from 14 to 'I lnehes WANTED, Price paid
to Cash 1620e530
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Fauna, August 7, 1843,
FLOUR AND ORAIN.—The Flour market is doll, and
holders generally are free millers at proctor's quotations,
but the inquiry is mostly for fresh ground, other kinds be
ing neglected, and only about 1000 bble western extra
fatally found boyere at SOW 60 the latter fur good Ohio.
The trade are buying dearly within the range of 1117 37H.©
6 62 1 4 for superfine,ll6 504:10 for extras; $5 75 6's 76 for
family, and 1172P7 50 1 bbl for fancy brands, as in quality.
The receipts continue light and the demand both for ship
ment and home neelimited. Eye Flour is scarce and want
ed at 44 6012j4 76. end 60 bble of a better brand sold at $S
/A bbl. Corn Meal I. also in request tad scam ai $4 for
Pennsylvania meal. There la very little ',neat coming
in. and prime lots are scarce and in demand at full prices,
bat inferior and damp tote—of which the balk of the re.
ceipts consist—are neglected end very dull. About 1000
bush old western sod Pennsylvania red sold at Si 3.501 40,
111 In quality, %be Ioler fcr prime PenotYlvottio, 10 store,
New red ranges at en. /swo 30, and but little selling.
White Is quoted at from 4l S 5 to 4145. Rye is wares and
wanted at MI 05 for new mud old. Corn lo in demand at
713 e for prime yellow, and 75c for western mired. and the
rompts and sales light. Oats continue dull at 7i @720. Bay
er. are only offering 70c. weight. New Oats Mae to slow.
ly mad are quoted at 00434.1 c, as to condition.
WHISKY is dell. Barrels sell slowly at 470, and
drudge at 45c.
fweff,—Most of the makers of Pig are mild up, and hold
ers ars One in their views, with bat little selling, at 430
035 for Anthracite, which are the asking rates for the
three anmLors, the latter for good No. 1, four mouths.
Scotch Pig le held at $36 ift ton. For manufactured the
demand In mostly confined to rails, whigh are wanted at
toll prices.
CATTLE MARKET.—The Market for Beef Cattle wee
dull,and 604 the 101/ fa, 'ewer, owing to the bat weather,
and thearriVale, about 155 0 Geed, were disposed of at prices
rending from 47 to en, meetly at peva the Mika Cairo
were steady, sad about 100 bead sold at from 4IS to $35
each, for Springers, and from 425 to 440 for Cow./ and
Calves. Hoge were unchanged, and the rocelpte, abut
2000 had, fuaud buyers, lualudieg 1072 at Glass', and 720
at the Avenue Yard, all at FOS Ike MO The, net. Sheep
Were rather lower, and some KW acid at 51X42/s;iv ft S.
;rocs,—gfayth American.
In thin city, on the 6th inst., WILLIAM PEVOCK, E4Q., In
Le toith year or ble age.
His Mende are menet:trolly invited to attend bin funeral,
rout hisplate tosideuce to Penn atreet, below Third, dila
, iaturdny) afternoon al 5 (Mita, Wawa furlhar 110.100.
011 the rith lent , lu 11&icily, xl the re,,,lii,nee or bid nun,
S. b. Howard, the Hey. lir.C.lAei floW n tin, A venotable
31i iiii4er of the Enid int Chit ril, a 40,1 70 yearn.
Ou Tnooday, thy 4th cast, Muriel"! rg. SinIAN
I;IIWAItiA, widow Of Ile , laid Cleary soh war iz, or E ea di og ,
1101111 74 yearx.
I u Ude OIL on the 2,1 Lost., Alava Lorimer, leant eon of
A. ly . and Leith. Paltolger, aged Id ,vm,,h,; and IS day b.
in thin city, an the 2.1 , Hanes Haring, Wald 1.11
Of Edwin e au4 Hato llieater, need 1 year and l mouth.
itu the 3d lint., In Liam city. cluakg„ li nnra g,
.31 tVilliatit Itaud Aletharot E. Yowl', seed 7 MHOS and
if Jaen.
on the lid toot, In this el , y. WAL.Tair, Infeet eon of Sam
uni and Enna Newkirk, Heed 3 months ami 7 [toys.
Off the 3d bug , lu Hamburg, Wahm.gfoos, eon o f ,I.cob
dud Mary Plater, aged 9 yours. 10 mouth.. ad 21 day,
1u this city, on the let hauni. eerunaixe, wifaof Inure
Erdmett. and eldest daughter of tiiV late Solomon Cane
were, dec'd., of Allmitoir a, aged be yenta. tier funeral
took plateau Wednesday inoruiug last, at Allentown.
Ou the lat inst., in tole city, blast, wife of Emanuel
Bharmeo, (burn Huth) aged 49 years, A mouths and 29
days.
tut the 2916 nit-, is Ferry, Cuatertax Lem., aged about
70 years,
On the 25th ult., in Cumni, Davis, cos of Chadian
Bechtel, aged 4 months and 21
lt days.
On the 27th Ull., Itiehuloutl,, ellitElt ANN, daughter of
Daniel and Catlutriue 'Willett, aged 12 veers, 7 amiable sad
2 days.
Ou the 26th 511.. In the Military hospital at Chambers
burg, EMANUEL. RAPltult, of Auburn, formerly of Windsor
township, Berke tounty, meal 22 years. 10 months and
12 days.
On the 26th. ult., to Mittlinharg, Doles county, DAMN'.
FAUNT, formerly of Centre tp, Berke cou4fy, aged 62 years,
7 mouths and 22 days.
On. the 270 att., in Philo]. Ipbla, CHA ?LES LAwate, for
merly a resident n.ar Hamburg, Pa., to the 60th year of
hie ego.
On the 24th ult., in IMO oily. CATUAIIINII, daughter of
Reuben and Amanda Dry, aged 5 yearn, 7 months and 11
days.
On the Mat ult., In the Military llospital at Carthage,
Ohio, (of typhoid fever) JAY. WEIDMAN ' wst of the late
Joseph Wllidulau, fortaarlyl( IlaulVerk 11erk.. ,,,,0 71 is
the 2dth year of hie age.
On the 17th alt., in Fleetwood, ANNA Fddiantril, daugh
ter of Martin and Hotly Boyer, aged 7 'nonlife and 13 days.
On the 10th ult., in hougswaufp, Jana DAVth TRENLEK,
aged 79 yearn, 9 months and 1 day,
On the l4th ult., In Jeffereon, GATUARINE 15111/T/1, (born
Wilhelm) aged 73 Vara. B motile and 14 ditty's.
On the 12th nit, in Rockland, Allot NATKANIgr., son of
Aaron and Sarah Attu Ithiet, aged 3 your., 3 months and 4
days.
On the 311 nit., at the Battle of Wetly sburg, Lioul. GRANLIte
A. 7IiNXI,EN. zee of Nathan and Phothe Treater. of Long.
6wainp, Berke county, aged 20 years, 1 month and 14 dap..
On the Ist nit., at the Battle of Gettysburg, ADAM 1..
Kmultatgaz, Aged 22 years,l mouth and 14 days—Juan
Oates, aged 19 years, 2 months and ll days; the Bret of
Berithille, and the tact of Peon township, Berke county.
Both were Volunteers in tho 101511'am.. Regiment.
On the 17th June, In Maxataway,, @TAMEN, ALESNET, eon of
James and 'Ray Ana Woriukeseel, aged 1 year, a months
and 17 days. -
On the 5(1.111110.4a Shoemakereville, UNA, daughter of
Solomon anti Anna Marla Roller, aged 9 years, 10 months
and 7 days.
On the 24th tilt In Amity, JOHN LEVESOOUD, aged 64
}than, 7 months and 80 days.
On the 14th ult., In Union township. ACM daughter of
Jobe and Mary Jane DetWeller, aged it mouths and 4 days.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
N°nom NEEEBy GIVEN, THAT THE
firm .f Ketiffinttn & Kieminger , was dissolved on the
ilo , of Juuo last, by uulool commit, Johu Kissinger,
Jr., having retired,
. JACOB 'KAUFFMAN,
Reading, July 28th, 188.9. JUNK KISSINCIER., Jr.
My Dear Friends :
In valtiu.: your attention to the elev. settee, I beg leave
o turorm you thet I shell etettieett the
Dry Gouda. Gronerlea. Glass and queens
ware, & lteadyltlade Clothing Burliness,
la It its various branches, at the old stand,
Plough and Harrow Storer
corner of Third and Pena Streets. I base employed a
FIRST-CLASS TM Wit
who will attend to the Clothing Department; and have
come to the conclusion to sell goods only for cash or ex
change fur produce. 1 feel assured its favor will be both to
the Boyer mud colter. All who favor me with their patron
age will not leave dissatisfied.
Tu my old friends and misdeal°ns t return my album%
Osaka, hoping to continue to merit their patronage, I re
male, Very Truly,
Reading, August 1, 1863-4r] JACOB KAUFFMAN.
I v ITILL BE SOLD, AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
V Friday, August 14.1883, at the house of Ur. H. W.
Johnson, (deceased) In Boyeratown, Barks county, Pa., the
following Personal Property. to wit: 6 beds and bedsteeda,
1 crib and bedding, 9. bureaus.l piano, 2 sulks. 3 dinner
tables, P centre tables, 2 marble top centre tables, If spring
beat chairs, g spring.scat rucking chair., 2 WOW
canekeat stool*, 6 rocking chains, 12 cane-seat chairs, 12
Windsor chairs, 8 wash stands, cupboard, 1 hat rack, also
quilts, pillow cased, sheets, comfortables and all bed
clothes, 01c., &c., 1 full sett white granite teas aud other
queenewara, 300 yards rag carpet, 35 yard“ Ernseela carpet,
11l yards ingrain mpg, 8 white granite chamber sets, 3
cloaks and all the other household goods also, a lot of
bledleinesand Medicine closets; also, bid entire Library and
Surgical Instruments used in his practice; also, a lot of
maim e. wheelbarrow, lot of mole harness, chains, also, a
lot Of hay and straw, and a lot of oats and many other ar
ticles too nurnerors to mention. As we will sell all the fur
niture and household goods on said day, the ladle., are re
spectfully Invited to attend the Bale, ItA all gouda are go
good an new. bale to commence at 12 o'clock, noon.
Conditlona of eats made known 01.1 the day of bale, by
P. Y. Bakilllol.lNfikll,
J. It. 10110Alig, Atimlnistratota.
ang 1-20 W. K. Ghat,
FARM AT PUBLIC SALE
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
Saturday the Std day of August next, at the public
house of Sarah Emilia, In Dottglamville, a SMALL FARM,
in Amity township, Seiko twenty, containing eighteen
acme. The Improvements mutat of a toripelory dTONI
DODOS, frame barn, apple orchard, and a variety of fruit
trees, excellent water near the bons.. The above properly
ilits 34 of a mile from the Philadelphia and Rending
Rall Road, and I 3 miles from the Douglassville De
pot, and bounded on one side by the Reading and
Perklomen Turnpike. Ii la convenient to churches, schools
and mills, and is well deserving the attention of persons
Wishing to purchase a comfortable home.
Also, at the came time, a Tract of Woodland, In Amity
township, about one tulle from the fann, containing three
acres Late the property of Daniel Sekrack, deceased.
sir A good and eunicient title will be given by the Detre.
- - -
Nate to commence at I o'clock*, P. N. Per further par
ticulara (moire of SOLOMON L. CUSTER, residing near
Douglassville, who Ids for the
aug 1-9tl HEIRS OF DANIEL SCEIRACK, deed.
ORM:CANS' COMM' SALE.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OE THE OR
PHANS' Court of Berke county, will be sold at Pub
lic Venda°, en Faturday, the 291 h day of august, A. 111.
1863, at the public house of Charles F. Rentschler, le Sha
telasille, Lipper Bern township. Berke County, the follow
ing described Real Estate, to wit: The undivided half of a
certain Mtnanage, Tamennitat sue Tract of Land, situate in
Upper Barn townehip, Berke county, adjoining land,, of
Jacob Moyer, and other hied of laid minor, contain
ing fourteen acres, more or lime. The improvements
consist of a LOG HOUSE, Log Stable, &o. The pro
perty of Selina Mutt, a minor.
Sale to commence ak one o'clock In the afternoon, when
doe attendance will be given, and the tenon of sale nude
known by
MICHAEL KAUFFMAN, Guardian.
By order of the Court, —Dna= Manx, Clerk. [atig 1-4 t
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
DIIRSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE OR
PIIANS' Court of Berke county, will be sold at Pnbllo
Vendue. on Saturday, the 22nd day of August. A. D. 1803,
at the public hones of Gideon Noll, in Heidelberg town
chip, Berke county, the following Real Neale, to wit: All
that certain one and a half-story LOO 1101.115, and
tract of land, athlete in the township of Heidelberg,
in the county of Bork., adjohiting property of damhel
Deepen, Reuben Hale, David Fisher. Andrew Taylor and
others, containing twenty acres, more or less. Late the
property of William foils, deceased.
Sale to commence at one o'clock In the afternoon, when
due attendance will be given, and the tonne of eale made
known by PIISDRIOCIL FOLTZ. Administrate!,
By order of the Conn.—Dagger. Hags, Clerk.
July 21-It
83 ots. per 86 Ibe
05 • " 66 "
"3su
DR. BRUNON'S
CONCENTRATED itnnemorns.
No 1. THE GREAT REVIVER SPEEDILY
eradicate* all the evil arena of MP-ADM, as
Loss of Memory, Shortages of Breath, Olddlease, Palpita
tion of the Bean. Diumeme of Vision, or any conetitatiouel
derangements of the system, broiled on by the unrestrain
ed Indulgence of the passions. Acts alike on either sex.
Prise One Dollar.
1 90 0 11 / 00
20 00 30 00
00 14 00
20 004000 00
10 0011925 00
20 049/.4 00
20 004/30 00
No. 2. THE HALM will awe in from two to eight day',
any CU. of 00NONEEDZEA, is without taste or smell, and
requires no restriction of action or diet. Poe either sea.
Price Due Dollar.
. „
No. 3. THE TERRA will cure in the shortest possible
time, any CV* of ()MIST, even after all other Remedies
have faded to produce the desired aut. no WM* or
Price One Dollar.
No. 4. THE 'TRITER la the only Remedy that will re
ally cure Stricture.; of the Urethra. No matter of how long
Alluding or neglected the Me way be. Prise Oue Dollar.
No. 6. THE SOLUTOR will cure any case of GRAVEL,
permanently cud speedily reprove all afflictions of the Blad
der and Kidneys. Price Oat Dollar.
No 6. FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULAR.
No. 7. THE ASIARIN willeure the Whites radically, avid
In a much ehorter rims than they can be removed by any
other treatment. In fact, is the only remedy that will re
ally correct thin disorder. Picessut to take. Price One
No. S. THE ORIENTAL PASTIES are certain, cafe awl
speedy in producing MENSTRUATION, or eurtecting any
Irregularities of the monthly periods. Price Two Dollars.
No. 9. POE PA RTICCILARS NEE CIRCULAR.
Either Remedy .otiree by mall on receipt of the price
snagged. Realm postage clamp and get a Circular.
General Depot Nortb-East coiner of York Amine and
Callowbill Street. Private Office 401 York Avenue, Phila
delphia, Pa.
For sale In Reading, only by HARVEY BIRCH & BRO.,
where Circulars containing valuable information, with full
descriptions of each Case, Wilt be delivered gratis, on ap
plication. Lama
DR. FELIX BRUNON,
ang P. O. Box 99, Philadelphia, Ps.
Sur Estate of George Conrad, deceased.
YeurOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN
Inquisition or voluattoo of the Deal liehtte late of
ge Conrad, of the tow uablp or nhusiet, le th e county
of Berko, deceased, will be held ch e Weduesdey, the PM day
of Pepteu,ber, A. D. VW, at Ile'Mock, A. M., on the pre
mises to said township of District, Berke county, When and
where all pinions Wended way attend if they think pru
ner. ABRAHAM IL /MUHL Sheriff. .
bheriff's Mee, Reading. duvet], 1863-71
SaiEitaieolafeorge Ritztuan, deceased.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN
lugnialtlon or Valuation of the Real Meta late of
eorge - Hinman, of dm towaiLlp of Pulpelwtou, In the
county of Berke, deceased, will be held en Friday e ibe 11th
day of September, A. D. 1903. at Il o'clock, A. al , on the
pretutees to eatd townehlpot Talpollocton, Berke county,
w hen cad where all permits intemated may Weed If they
think proper.
ARRARAII R. grßouo. SHIM
2heriff's 02es, Beading, 402 1 42 1, 203-71
DIED.
PUBLIC BALE
JAMESON'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
c
Corner of Sixth anti Penn Streets,
READING, PA.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED AND WELL KNOWN CLOTH
ING HOUSE is better prepared now to hold out great inclueenteuts to buyers than
at any previous time, as our stock of
MEN'S CLOTHING & DRESS GOODS,
Ts tuna larger and better than ever before, the bulk of which has been bought before the
late great rise in prices.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
in great variety, of all sizes, prices and qualities_ The long experience of this House
in this branch has enabled us to get up all the different vopokfim,md sizes to lit boys of
all ages, to which we invite particular attention.
March 28, 1863—tf] JAMESON & Co.
rola ASSEMBLY.
KIR. A. SMITH . , OF LOWER, lIEMELBERO
tow”..l,tp, mill be a candidate for the STATE LEG-
Ili 4TURE at the October election, If nominated by the
ireinucrotic County Convention. bati,g 1.-te
FOR ASSEMBLY
WM. IL SNYDER, OF EXETER, IS .RE
COMMENDED as a candidate for the LEONIA
'CURE, unbind to the nomination of the Democratic Con
vection, by
July 75-tc] MANY 11FOCRATS.
To the true friends of the Union and the
Constitution.
FELLOWCITIZENS:—AT THE EARNEST
and ropented aollellation of many friends, I am In
duced to offer my name as a candidate for the
STATE LEGISLATURE,
subject, however, to the decisioo of the Democratic County
Convention. Should Ibe nominated and that nomination
ha maim at the nothing October election, I pledge myself
to leave nothing undone; on my part, that will loud In the
twat to promoto the L7llO Internet and wagon of our noble
old I :.uuty and Stale.
Alsace, July 18,0363-7t9 JOHN MISSIMEIt.
VOX REICIISTI32..
lOFFER MYskILP AS A OANDWATE FOR
I:OMER, bubjeet to the dt deign of the Leinocretie
Comity Convention.
Reading, Auguht 1-tc*] LEVI MOYER.
To the Demooratio Electors of Berks Co.
Mende and reiivw-Oithrof
f AGAIN OFFNIA, MYSELF 10 YOUR CON
SIDEHATION as a candidate for the office of
REGISTER OP' 'WILLS, d•c.
nutrient to the decision of the County tkmveutlon. Should
I be so fortunate as to receive the nonituatiou and be
eltmted, I promise to perform the dillies with luipertiality
and to your entire aatisfeetion.
Reepeelfully your olit, Servant.
Kutztown, Aug. I-lei J. D. WANNKR.
FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS, &o.
ItrrAHLON F. WOLFF, OF IIAMPURG, WILL
13 . 1_ bee candidate for Recorder of Deeds, Mc., at the
liploner election, subject to the nomination of the Demo.
erotic County Convention. July 11-tc-I
For Clerk of the Orphans' Court.
To tho adrimident Movtors Berme co urdY
•
FRIENDS AN D FELLOW. Cl= NIN:3 ; HAV
ING received a very handsome vote lathe Democratic
t..otiVention 18CO, as a candidate for the office of
. .
CLERIC OP TILE OhP.M.4IV,T COURT
of Harks county, I ala induced again to oiler myself as a
samba:tut for tho some Oelee, Kut.jPet t.: the decision of the
Doiugste Gegyeallot of the present year. lam thankful
for former favure, and respectintty eoltcit the .uppork Alta
influence of the bituitairacy of the county, at the present
thus. Should I succeed In obtaining a nomination and
election, I pledge myself to discharge the duties of the of
fice In a capable and eatisfastory manner.
earl, August I—tal PLUMP S. MATHIAS.
For Clerk of the Orphans' Court.
To the Independent Electors of Berko Chanty.
VitIENDS AND YELLOW CITIZENS :—ITAV.
12 MO been honored with .a handsome vote In the De
mocratic Convention of ISGO, for which I am alucerety
tlanuldal t I nm entwaeitgoil to sane saysalt again as a can.
113 ate fondle (dace of
CLERK OP TIIR ORPHANS' COURT
of Burn county, enhinct to the decision of the Democratic
Delegate Convention. I respectfully ask for the support
and influence of my Democratic friends throughout the
county, and give them the aNeurance that. IF I am nomlna.
tell null elected, the Wilco ulaan to faithfully adminictered.
ZAOHARIAS H. IdAUDEIt,
Reading, Ang.l-te] Lieut. CO. I, 179th Penna. negt,
To the Electors of Berke County.
FugNps AND FELLOW-CITIZENS:—AT
the rollettation of many friends. t em persuaded to
olfur myself as 4 Candidate fur the 001110 of
TILE SURF OF BERKE. COUNTY,
Subject to the decision of the Democratic Delegate Con
vection. I respectfully solicit your support and induence,
and pledge myself, should I be so fortunate Cu to receive
Ibe ...Illation and be elected, to discharge the duties of
the olllce (MIAMI Y.
Richmond tp., July 25-tc) HAMM. MUM.
FOR DIRECTOR OF THE POOR.
AT TILE EARNEST SOLICITATION OF
many of my fellfite•eittrena, I ate Wined le Sier
myeelt se a raedidele for re eleetioe to the office at
DIRECTOR OF THE POUR
Of Marks county, subject to the decision of the Democratic'
Delegate Convention. Thankful for the support I received
three years ago, I respectfully solicit the votes and Ingo
ence of the people, and pledge myself, if nominated. and
elected, to discharge the dello of the Ace with justice
and humanity. -
Reading, July AARON ORTZ,
For County Commissioner.
plums AND YELLOW-DEMOCRATS OF
LD BERM t—At the solicitation of many friend., t
ow encouraged to offer myself as R. candidate for the office of
COMMISSIONER OF BERES COUNTY,
subject to the nomination of the Democratic Delegate Con
vention. Should I Lave the good fortune to be nominated
and elected, I Will discharge the duties of the office with
economy and fidelity: but should I not he the choice of the
convention, I pledge myself in advance to give to the woo
main' candidate, whoever he may be, my hearty and un
divided support.
Womeledorf, Aug. 1-tc) - JACOB STIAIMLE.
Tor Count! Treasurer.
To Me independent Valera of Berke (tennis, z
-FELLOW-CITIZENS HAVE BEEN EN
COURAGED by ouraerows Mende to become a Gaud'.
date for the office of
TREASURER °FRERES COUNTY.
. .
tti , the ensuing election, and bave therefore concluded to
submit my Ammo to the Demooralic County Convention for
nomination to said °Mos. I respectfully ask for the support
and influence of my fellow Demands throughout the
county, and glee them the assurance that, if nominated and
elected, I will attend to the duties of the Oise with strict
Windsor, Almost 1401 WILLIAM MILLER.
ror County Commissioner.
To the Free Electors of Berko County.
rai ENDS AND IELLOW-CLIHIZENS
INS received a very Pattering Tote In the Democratio
(hmeention of 11(0, for which I am heartily thankful, and
encouraged by the renewed persuasions of my friends. I um
induced again to offer myself an a candidate for the office of
COMMISSIONER OF BEEFS COUNTY,
tinkled to the decision of the neat Democratic County Con
ventloo, and I respectfully eolleit your support and influ
ence. Should 1 mem the ucuituotlolt, end a ulajariti of
your votes at the Dauber election, I give you the am oral,.
that the °Mee shall be administered faithfully and Without
any partiality.
entoru, July 21-to) WILLIAM BUTOLET.
In the Orphans' Court or Barks County
and State of Pennsylvania.
In the mutter of the Writ of Partition or Valuation of
the Ball Relate of Jacob Zerbe, sr., late Rr Brecknock
township, Berke county, deceased.
NO NOW TO Wen—AT AN ORPHANS'
Court held at Reading, in and for Berke County, on
1 e 28th day of May. A. D., DAS. Present all the Judges
of said Court; Inquieltion and Valuation returned non
firmed by the Court, and on motion of Daniel Ilauentrout,
Req., the Court grant no rule on the heirs and legal repro-
Bentatiltea of saiddseedent to appear at the next Orphans'
Court to be held et Bodin, lo and for Berke county, on
the 17th day of Seplotlibor.lBo3, at A. M., cud
to accept or return to accept the said Real Estate at the
vat nation, or to bid more is writing therefor, or eh ow ounce
why the same should not be Hold according to Law.
By the Court.
July 18-4 t) DANIEL HAHN, Clerk 0. 0
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
TAE AUDITOR APPOINTED BY T LIE COURT
to andit and restate the account of Charles Span, one
of the edutieletrators of William McCauley, late of Lower
fleldslbarg township, Rorke county, &weaned, tad make
distribution of the balance In the beetle of the accountant,
Will meet the parties lntereeted, for the purpose of lila ap
pointment, on Teistday, the 18th day of August. A. 1).
1883, a 10 o'clock, A. lit, at hie office lu the city of Reading.
July 26—M] B. FRANK BOYER, Auditor.
The Reading Classical Academy and
NORMAL SCHOOL,
WILL OPEN ITB FALL TERM ON THE
3d of August.
Bead for a Catalogue containing particulars.
jar 18-341 D. B. MARIA a. IL. illsodDal.
Estate of Theobald Beck, late of the City
of Reading, Berke county, deo'd.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN, THAT LET
TERS Testamentary to the estate or the above named
decedent, have been granted to the knbiarlber, molding in
the came city. All verbena indebted to said estate are re•
quested to make payment without delay, and those baying
claims will present them, properly authenticated, for set
tlement.
Jmy 11-60 FREDERICK LADES, Executor.
Estate of Jacob rry, late of Lem& Hei
delberg, Berke county, decelMilli.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT LET
TARR Testamentary to the Rotate of Jacob Fry, late
of Lower Heidelberg township, Barks county, docintard,
nave been granted to Mary Meyer, realdleff In the eagle
township, and Catharine Coleman, residing In Mast Corolla°
township, Lancaster county. All persona Indebted to said
Rotate, are requested to make payment forthwith, and all
having claims or demands against the same, are also. ret•
quostad to present them, properly authenticated, fur settle
went. MARY MOYBR,
July 11-801 CATIIAMINg, COLEMAN, Eitecalglega,
ATTENTION, TAX PAYERS !
THE UNDERSIGNED, TREASURER OF THE
city of Reading, respectfully notifies the Tax Payers
or toe city, that the Ilarlioateg of (My Tar an Real tie•
tate for 1803, have been pieced in hie hands for collection.
All persons are therefore notlll.l to pay their City Tax be
tween Ibis and thefirsf day of October; after which date,
the Duplicatee will be banded over to the City Solicitor,
who will enter Menu on all delinquent Tex Payers. The
Treasurer may be found at all business
-ours at hie Wilco,
In the City Will, corner of sth cud Franklin elryni, iad
atory. Entrance to hie Aire on Franklin street. -
June 27-3 mo) WM. HEIDENREICH, Treasurer.
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
11A$ AUTE101:126 . 13
TO CONTINUE MY AGENCY FOR A BRIEF PERIOD,
And until farther notice, I at.loll continue to receive ffuh
ncriptiono to the
IJ IC) AL, INkT gT X' 43. Wt. ,
At my Grace, and at the different Sub Agencies throughout
the Loyal Slates.
JAY COOKE
ttillt
SUBSORIPTION ACIEDIT,
114 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
July 18—It
EAST PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
ErEINDAY TRAIN.
lAN AND Arr ER JUNE irtr, 18G3, A PAS
ISEIUTSR TRAIN will leave Reading every Sunday,
at 72.1 A. Id., and arrive In Allentown MVO) A, M. Re
ha-mit:Ks, will Leave. Allentown at 4.10 Y. Al., and arrive in
Reading at 6.00 P. N. This !rein will glop at 14.11 Stallone,
and also at convenient places between Stations, going and
returning. The Pares fur the round trip Wall potato will
be about one-third less than the regular rates, and are as
follows:
=I
Reading,
Temple,
Blanton,
Fleetwood,
Lyons,
bowers,
Topton,
Mertmown,
Shamrock,
At Burtis,
linrot9Wnt
Bums,
Allentown,
1,15
1,30
I 400
1,1,0
,11,30
1=
TIM TRAIN WILL II
Leave Allentown.
do Bn.atte,
do Mlllerstown,
do Al Bottle,
do Shamrock,
do Mertztown,
do Topton,
do Bowers,
do Lyons,
do Fleetwood,
do Blandon,
do Temple,
Arrive at Beading,
stop between Stations,
tor_
Leave Reading, 7.30
do Temple, 7.48
clo Blandon, 7.56
do Fleetwood, 8.07
do Lyons, 8.18
do Bowen, 8.82
do Topton, 8.29
do Idertztown, 8.94
do nucleonic, 0.87
do Al Burn's, 8.41
do Miliendowo. 8.02
4D ELWIN,
Ariva at Allentown
46r Passengers wishing to
give due notice to the canatie
Julie 13,1301 8.
PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
nrn Dxs•ritrer:or Pennsa., Reading, inky 22, ma.
n.ao following Circular la publlutiod fur tho lutormathin
um. of the public;
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Circular Provost Marshal General's Office,
No. 97. Washington, D C., July 17,'63.
I. Drafted men become soldiers In the service of the
United Staten by the fact of their names having been drama
In the draft. The nottdcellou served open theta by the
Provost Marshal, is merely an announcement of the fact,
and au order fur them to report fur duty, at a designated
time and place.
The following opinion of the Hon. William Whiting,
.Solicitor of the War Department, is published for the In
formation of all concerned: When a person has been draft
ed, In pursuance of the enrollment act of March 9, 1863,
notice of such draft must be served within ten days there
after, by a written or printed notiee,•to be served on him
personally or by tenably a copy at his last place , of resi
dence, requiring him to appear at a designated rendezvous
to report for duty. Any person failing to report for duty
after netlee left at his fart place of residence, or served ou
him personally, without furnishing a oulotttnio of paying
glee, is pronounced by law to be a deserter i he may be
arrested and held for trial by court martial and argonaut
to death.
If a person, after being drafted, and before receiving
notice, deserts, the notice may Mill be served by leaving It
at hie lest place of kaiallEttldo, and if he done not appear to
llCCOrdanCe with the notice, or toraish the sabstitete or pay
the $3OO, he will be in law a deserter and must he treated
accordingly. There is no way or manner in which a per
son, ones enrolled, can escape bit public danles, and when
drafted. whether present or ahem& whether be changeable
residence or abaconde, the rights of the United States
against hint are secured sad It la only by performanee of
his duty to the country, that he will escape liability to be
treated as a criminal.
(Signed) WILLIAM WHITING,
Solicitor of the War Department.
JAMES D. Fur,
Provost Marshal guard
Provost Marshal's Office,
9TH DisTRICT or PIMFA., Reading, July 22, 1903.
The following clrealar la publiehed for the benefit of al
concerned: . . . . .
WAR. DEPARTMENT
. . . .
Circular / Provost Marshal Oeneral's Office, /
No. 51. Witehlogtou, D. C.,July 15,1353. 5
The 4th paragraph of Circular No. 44, leaned from thle
office July 12,1353. in hereby modified no es to correspond
with the following opinion of the Lon. Willie= Whiting,
Solicitor of the Wer Departmeat, wide]) Will berOhner guy
ern in all cues la Which li le applicable:
=3
o A person drafted into the military servioeof the United.
States, under the provisions of the act of Name 3, MN,
chapter 70, for enrolling and calling out the nation:tat
form, and. fur oiler purposes,' claiming exemption from
draft by reason of any Metalling at provided he said not,
has the right to have the (medico of hie disability sub
tattled to and pealed upon by the Board of Enrollment,
whose decision thereon bt final. It the Board shall have
decided that the claimarat to Millie to serve, he has the
riot, offer Both decislon against him, to pay hie commu
tation money, or to ferule& his minidisk°, within Snob ex
tended time as may be Axed by the order of the Board of
Enrollment for his appearance for duty.
(Signed) WILLIAM WHITING.
saki* of the War Department."
JANB9 B, FEY,
CAMPO Aliftlitall euposal.
July aTr,UI
Desirable City Lots For Sale.
rim E uN DE HS lONE D OFFERS AT PRIVATE
pale at moderate rates,
Five linihlitur Lots on North Ninth !Arcot.
Five linilditirt Lola on the went aide or Nona alley, Esat
or Ntell street.
Three fl sliding Lehi en the Went BM. or North Tooth
rO,l, and Foul Wan ihilidl tog Lule on the gsitet eidnof bk.."
•
r.: T he toy.
ottudit.toott will be made easy to purchasers, the pro
prietor halos willing-to leave 14041.11115 t of the port:lwo
motto , knot! on the preutlrert, if rettitrod by Howl and
51 ' . " 0,140 , and allow payineut to 1111 Hindu hu liodtale.wolm
nl 10. till Lett hit Di.lhtre. mall Ilia Whole 40'1. In PolJ/
proeititol that cote-third of the purchnee money is paid oil
ttolittory of the II I.
Thin it a rem chance her I.nboren, pod Mechanic,' to ear
corn howl' .04 Lb., lien ere in tiro neighborhood of the Stearn
Porno bud 111.1.4d:11 Work.. and an it Its anderebiod that
nil li, innetion Railroad% will he Put up
issue Ihn prdqourly.
t!".?"Platli. ..r the Lute inn y he aeon at buy offine. or that
or INC.' \Vitner, key., Court Arnet.
Jon 31-til FREDERICK LaUElt.
Eil
PRILONATHEAN INSTITUTE,
CA
Near Birdeboro, Berke County, Penna.
► E ELEVENTH TEIOI 01.' INSTITO
-
vox ~,inutouce. nu Monday, dugu.t huh iota
he Priacipel is 'deterred to aroma date lu hie ewe
&telly from ellauen to twenty bus...Jure of both sear& Au
early applirallou IN advised to secure a place.
lu addition le the usual thoronab come of inntreellou
Oven here, ir NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be opt ued for
those preparing to teach, during the drat and lent quarter
°reach term.
The especial care nod attention of the Prluelpel will be
countently devoted to the health, safety, habils mud luau•
nens of theme placed router hie charge.
Day seltolars remised as anal.
Per full will:mine apply for a Catalogue.
BERMAN SMITH, A. B.
Birdsboro, Pa., July 25, IBG3.
ALLEN & NEEDLES.
runners MIMI Dealers will plasma examine every barrel
and bag of Phosphate L fine rtid wee that It luau the fol.
lowing brand :--" Moro Phillips' fienutati laAproorsa
fin
perPhospluey of Lime. The Mandan! guaranteed.
Manufactured at Me Chemical Worke, Camden, N. J., for
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
41 Swab Wharves and 42 Scaah Water Strest"
Price 474 per 2000 lbs.
Our SUPER:PROSPOATR OF LINEN nolforin in lte cheukkell
Delltuenta, sad can always he depended on.
ALLEN & NEEDLES'
FERTILIZER.
Packed in good strong bap, 150 lbs. each.
sao per 2999 lbs.
nig to decidedly the cheeped Concentrated manure to
use, cheapor then BONES and lasts as lung. •
PERUVIAN—No 10overnment, received direct from the
Peruvian Government, at torrent inertia% mien
!CRUD:IS—A. very overlar article, received direct flute
the
AM per 2000 lbs.
PACIFIC OCSAIf—A mall cargo of "old fidshiuned
genuine, pecked In base, very dry. and strong.
*6O per 2000 lb&
PLASM.— tiround Fleeter, a anpariur article, peaked
in good Inman.
BON ISS.—f3roond Bones. Warranted Pare.
.O A liberal daductiuu WIGUIC to Dealers in the above
articles.
ALL= 41; NEEDLES,
42 South Wharves and 41 South Water Street,
(FllteT STORK A.IIOVII
PHIL I VELPHIA.
Ire sell no arlicks but suele as we can safely re
commAnd. Duly 25-3wo
SAPONIFIER,
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER,
THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED ACIATNOT
the SPURIOUS articles of LYE for making SOAP.
&e., now offered for sale. The only GENUINE and PA T
RIVIWI) Lyo to that made by the PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURINC (141IPANY, their trade
mark for It being SAPONIFIER, ou CONCEN
TRATED LEE. , ' The great NVIICJE:id of thin
article hem led UNPRINCIPLED PARTIES to endeavor to
LUIT,A TE it, in violation of the Company's PAT/an.
All MANUFAUTURERS, pumas or SELLERS of
these SPURIOUS Lyda, are hereby NOTIFIED that the
COMPANY have employed as their ATTORNEYS,
WILLIAM DAKEWELL, Ent., of Pittsburgh.
And that all MANUFAOIRERS, USERS, OR NEI:.
LERS of Lye, la vlnlalle Me rights of the lianyituy,
will be PROSECUTED at am.
The SAPONIFIER. Or CONCENTRATED
LYE, le for elle by all Druggisle, Groan a7rc (jourlire
'Worm
1 ‘ i i
i; 4'
The UNITED STATES 'CIRCUIT COURT, WeStall
District of Pennsylvania. No. 1 of May Term,
in 1862, in suit of THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT
MANUFACTURING COMPANY vs. THOS. EL
CHASE, decreed to the Company, on November
15. 1862, the EXCLUSIVE right granted by a
patent owned by them for the SAPONIFIER.
Patent dated October 21, 1856, Perpetual in
junction awarded.
90 19
2.1 20
40130
60 1 39
6050
70196
60 70
1.10105
SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
COPPICES:
127 Walnut Street, Philadelphia,
Fitt St and Di/queue Way, Pittsburgh•
May 2, 11363-Bmia.
THE WHITE HOUSE,
READING, PA.
RS. FANNY J. LAT.TISEFL RE6PECTPULLY
31~1
Inform the public that she is prepared to aceommo
ate boarders, pleasure parties, transient visitors, and * plea.
snre-seekere generally, in the commodious new buildinge
on the Neveraink Mountain, near Reading, recently erected
by her late husband. These buildings are romautleally
enlisted on tie Ileverstak tam', fa the midst of the shade
of the forest trees, awl surrounded by plummet walks and
drives, and the moat beautiful :Wand scenery in the
World'.
M. CLYMER, Prenide
She hes just received, a fresh Insoles of superior RHINE
WINES, also RED WINES of various vletaffee, which will
be supplied to customers at the lowest prteee. Also, to,
tweet Fresh Lager Deer, and tabor Liquor, nr Ilto b srt
quality. The proprietress respeetfully tollolte a contlow
111101, of the patronage heretofore bestowal upon this favorite
Sommer resort. Unly 18-41
COAL, WOOD, SALT.
I On ik A *
Corner qf Penn and Ikont Streets, Reading,
AS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND SELLS
at reasooable price., all Made of Broken, Egg and
IMOD i gEtiORVIt *PO Bituminous Coal, salt, Lila*
and nand.
_ •
sip Pomona In want of anything In my nue, will and It
to their advantage to give me a call before purchaeing Mee
where. I deliver free of extra charge to any part of the
city. [eel 6-if
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
111I0T10E 18 HEREBY,GIVEN, THAT LET
TERS of Administration on the Estate of Elisabeth
Wean, late of Bethel township, Berke county, deceased,
bale been granted to the undersigned, reiddlug in the same
towuthip, All persona kdOWiiiit ilinintild99ll IstleWee to
geld Estate, WILL maks payment Without delay, and those
having claims, are requested to present theft for eettlente et
to
July 11-13 t BMOC RITEdiaN, Administrator.
DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
ISTING between the anbeeribers, at the Peekerack
, under the Arm of Frill & Brubaker, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the Bth. day of Jane, 1885. The bust.
slues of the late Arm will be continued, at the old stand,
by 8. Brubaker, who le July ii.tthevised to reseltra all
moneys due said Arm, and to make settlement of the out
standing accounts. FREDERICK R. FRIEL,
July 4-timel 8. BRUBAKER.
TRUSSES.
•
• UPTURN CAN BE CURED BY A TRUSS
sr TIDE RIGHT KIND, IF PROPERLY FITTED AND
LY ATTENDED TO. This has bees` alnindanUy de
monstrated In trummerable instanom by the cm of the
hitTLTIPRDAL TRUER of DR. RIOOD, during the last few
Ti.i IMO, bang eosered with Rood Robber, la
perfeetly waterproof, 1017 be used In bathing, and to al
ways cleanly 101 well as Indeaknotible by ordinary wage.
If not satisfactory after a fair trial of elm days, it may be
rammed. It challenges comparison with any tones knows,.
Dr. HMOS' OSee.No. R DABOLLY DT, NeW-Yort.
cam 1641
fir 7/1-T .11111 L 1111 T O.
oft
CONCENTRATED LYE,
GEORGE HARDING, Esq., of Phila., and
TAKE NOTICE!
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SAMUEL BOONE,
°Town...by)
Sohn 2risshotar,