4zolit sub ihutarod.
sxTURDAT, AUGUST 29, 1863.
HE DRAFT IN BENS COUNTY
...-;useriplion under the new Law of Con•
ausleaced on Wednesday morning, and
conpleted to-day. The following is a
Lbe persons drafted in the several districts
cluoty, so far. We shall give the list
• next week.
Jmering took place on the platform in
the Provost Marshal's oflice e in presence
~,,-eademen who were invited to witness the
;:lioz, and within sight of all who had the
to watch it from the street. The most
.piet and good order were observed dor
progress. Two blind men blindfolded,
tares at drawing the tickets from the
h.hdiog them to Commissioner HOFF, who
• c a die names first, and then passed them
PrOYOU Marshal Kum., who repeated the
witi. the addition of the 000npations and
the i iraftvi, in a tone sufficiently loud to
•,,,Td by all the bystanders.
ALBANY
Enrolled IV, Dratted 80,
- tenhart t lsaaa Pause.
• Laa. !Darla Brebat,
Millar, :John Dietrich,
;Daniel Rerbater,
David Maurer,
lianas Flexor,
Ont. - alien Omen',
John D. Kistler.
Daniel P Miller
Samuel Kunkel,
Bonneville %stepper,
'Franklin Grim,
.Jacob Miller,
:Abraham Beaker,
Waseman, •
2, Luis, •
'John Wink,
,Mosea Snyder.-39.
BECI
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10.1111kel.
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31.er,
• Lutz
LehhArt,
Brag.,
- IP".
SACE.
S, beaded dd.
!Henry Snyder,
!Reuben Beeper,
Reuben Mate,
;George lioarm*Aler„
;Henry Haag,
fLaniel Masser,
;David Relommoyer,
John Waukee'.
Jonas Denbigh,
John Folk.
Samuel Rapp,
Henry Reich,
Adam Sclunehl,
William Lank,
Levi Bdinger,
-Reuben Noll,
John Late
Harrison Lie;
Solomon Kindt,--1111
ITY.
Dra(,ed 33.
;Henry G. Beare,
!Wm. B Brunner,
Abner Greek,
(Hiram R. Ludwig,
!Prank Przu.A.,
;George Arnspriester,
Adam Swavely,
Amos Knauer,
Adam Knauer,
Prank 8 Griesemer„
Richard Bogle,
Jahn liewday,
William Nola,
David Jiggle,
Jacob Swavely,
Isaac Basiaman,-38
ALB
zineeht
L Weuttel.
Jura.
etazeL
thirLinan.
Be:sunny
Hartarsp.
}Mat,
Hanna];
AM
Enrolled no.
,;e Wsn
nbirey,
I,,vid•nerser
Janata,
• • )1. Ludwig - ,
re)))".
(husk,
3 Potts.
P. 'luckier,
triegroue,
-.,.
Tzruer,
B:cidrniUna,
~`'n=raoa,
BE
Enrolled ISE
WL:skeymen,
Moyer,
! , ..weld.
F-r:ager,
ard,
Y.C.;rageng,
~. Lizzt.Z.
Sztner r
Z-. Or.
Meer,
801,
rr (Teuier, (oolor'l)
Drafted 50.
Reubene Hettinger,
Franklin Ludwig,
Oernant Maurer,
John Zeller,
Isaac Loos,
John Seth,
William Moyer,
Bonbon Warner,
John Bomar
Daniel Eranier,
John L. Snyder,
Levi Rangier,
John S. Moyer,
Daniel S. Lerch,
Bonneville Daudore,
John Rigel,
Fleury Tobias,
;Levi Lash,
'Jonathan Herbal'',
Charlet' Murphy,
Daniel K. Moser,
Franklin Um'tankage'.
Simon Strainer,
Cyrus Spatz,
ffrederick Graff,
Harrison Mester,
Daniel Bader,
Jacob Safer.—W.
ILLE-
Desired 14.
'David D. Koenig,
'Edwin Umbenhower,
, William B. Berger,
lAlfred J. Helen '
Enoch Burkhart.
Wililam B. Kershner, -
,Henry Porr..-14
i PIPER.
Drafted 45.
l'Abtaham Grelm,
"Daniel Stout,
Elias Shoemaker,
Henry Bets,
John B. Magic,
Benjamin B. Sunday,
David W. Lengle,
Jacob Albright,
'Ferdinand .F. Schenk,
'Charles Kauffman,
Tobiae H. Fink,
l lebn 8 Maciner,
Benjamin F. Nunemacher,
Joseph Itencider,
William B. Wagner,
Daniel Tobias,
John Unger.
Benjamin Shoemaker,
; Simon Long.
Jacob K. Eyler
!Han 8 Seaman,
John G. Kilimer,--11l
'Llze ,
W. Hillman,
r.troLeeker,
BBRN
/3•4;911,3 41,
Ccitruen
orenri , ler,
Asa 1
Byerle,
Wmer,
BERN I
Enrolled 150
Frymoyer,
11 Seyfert.;
- .lerofert,
1,40,
Beetle,
Esltheaer,
Du.kleberger,
D. Miller, I
Fehoek.
-
Furnere,
• Sc
—ll. Bernier,
..1011. Groff,
Focht,
rex,
rrhocis,
• H. Renekler,
BET
Enrolled 270
HEL •
Drafted 6&
Abraham Markey,
Gyros Smith,
John Zeller,
John Dealer,
glib:AIM Hummel,
lease Bats,
Levi Snyder,
Peter Miller,
eaac Gerhart,
!;John Wirth,
George Malley,
'George Noll,
John Bordner,
;Daniel Bordner,
Samuel Achey,
Cyrus Kline.
Peter Snyder,
Jacoia Noll,
Xrastrous Gerhart,
Bliss Ildria,
+William Schmitt*,
Abraham Eisenhower,
Peter Baeohoror,
Daniel Hartman,
Jacob Yoder,
(Ephraim Zeller ,
',Jonathan Killziler,
!Levi Dunkle,
Bonneville Link
John Groff,
Jacob Gardner,
;Joseph Clamoring,
Aaron Sherman —GS
OWE.
Drafted SS.
William ciabbart,
Benjamin Trestle,
William Knauer,
Augustus Schweitzer,
Peter Steffy,
Moose Bridenstine,
Samuel Lute,
'Beni. Neatkolk,
;Benjamin Rachel,
!John Huyett,
Jacob Sahweitser.—kg
Marinr..
Merkey,
fiverrling,
Weeny,
314. ck,
- _Sillier,
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rSar;
ifftr,
b mb rger t
AM,
nkart„,
_rddar,
1,
olleber,
heitzler,
ass Schwarts,
uneltior,
ll Moyer,
Mulkey,
BREC
Enrolled 77,
Bleukenbiller,
huniamin.
llow'man,
Brendle,
azia EtniP,
tienthook,
,1 4ta,
ny
Good,
OKDALE.
Drafted 41.
Henry Koplin,
Abraham Itakbaah,
Jacob L. Frits,
George Philips,
Martin Moyer,
John Mahan
Michael itamliager,
Henry Sabbath,
!Jacob R. Ritter,
IJacob Lea,
Henry Bhaner,
Tease Will,
James Fisher,
Frank Fenny paeker,
John Lie Mob,
Levi Fisher,
Wiliam IL Stauffer,
; Isaac Henry,
I Hannibal Edwards.
Elarrisua Honk.-41.
COLEBR
/iirollad
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Y b' SasAmman,
75. Dnibegker,
"'z , Henninger.
ZTII,
Sehwartit,
A . erttliar,
W. Kamarer,
17nderku8lar.
P..eitensmer,
+u Ilxnk
• ...mem%
" Romig,
L idutr,
CU;.
Enrolled
Dratted 47
• =tl Strunk,
e Iluffuer,
, w l : l 3iqter.
Vet:sr:el.
orley,
TILL-, F.
FT-ckwan
KAI,
twalvablith.
V.Uther,
cLa - ine,
' Y
FALteldiaTl,
11,a Kochel,
'audit. Bement&
John L Bechtel,
!Henry J. areas's;
♦dam gunman,
[ galga Ilmabayger,
Ludwig Need,
=an
'lsaac Witmoysi,
Tobias Roberts,
,Cbriettam Steffy,
Jobs.
'Gyros lloitmabsra;er,
John °Jiffy
John 6. Animals*.
Ilichard Marks,
'Aaron Ituffnar.
William Mad,
Hiram Holm)
Henry While,
Clemens Spier
Benjamin &moon.
'Francis Yost,
Theopbilas WorloV,
How U. .-47
ORAN -
Enrolled 66
Joeph H. Rosenberger,
Hugh McCormick,
John Goodman,
Samuel Welletgb,
Cyrus Zaphart,
Polar H. Plank,
Wlidam T. Waimea,
Howard mamba,
William H. Derr ,
Lewis H. Boyd,
.RVON.
Drafted 20.
Bentley Wart,
Charles naafis,
Jacob W. Troyer,
Charles O'Neil,
Win. P. Gillespie,
Jacob Kelley,
Jam. Gine...pie,
Tsimo If. Bruner,
John Lybran Goober,
William Fammeht.-20
ItilE.
5, Drafted 39.
William Heckman,
Jacob Haag,
Samuel Backensioa,
inaac Frannfelder,
John Stondr,
Wilma EliatmeMerger,
George Bucks,
Levi Bender,
Daniel Underlrolßer„
Franklin Kauffman,
Alfred S. Yoder,
'mac Boyer,
Levi Hafer,
William Haag,
Bennewille Klee,
John liollcebeeb,
Abraham Loose,
John Mokel,
Francis Wagner.—at
Ling.
•
Drafted 22,
Samuel Levengood,
Hamilton Krouse,
Jobs Tribe,
Josiah Buck Walter,
Charles Frank,
Nathaniel Anderson,
Adam Sw
henry Bugle,
IJohn Bands,
[David Weidner,
George Baesaman.-2ft
Jared Nab Enrolled I
81l Neeeke ' r
John T. Philips
John Freeman,
(Diaries F. Hamill,
Daniel Lindematith
Seminal Borkey,
Daniel dlrenderfer
Iseej. Dia%
Daniel Himmelberger ,
Benjamin Hang,
Cyrus H. backend'''.
Samuel Green
Levi Philips,
John Ludwig,
Reuben Honker,
Amy llettinger,
Jared Troutman,
DOUG
Baronet 77,
Jared Weaver,
Henry Honsherger,
Jacob Weasner,
Jared Fisher,
Walter Han,
Mahlon Allen,
William Band',
Jacob Smith,
John S. Romig,
Horace Swavely,
George Hait,
Tobias Hoover,
10T.
Drafted 29.
Jacob Weller, (of Peter)
Henry Landis,
Daniel Hemp,
Daniel Gehrie„
lame Moy4F, (af Jaaab)
Daniel Herb, jr.
Jacob Proultelser,
Peter Conrad,
Matthias Reppert.(ofBam7
John Hart, (of William)
Daniel Heinert.-23.
DIST
Enrolled 76
Elijah Weller, (of Swab)
Ames Bohrbaoh,
Samuel Sieshoits
Abram Weller,
Attila llohrbash,
Samuel Reinhart,
Joseph Weller, (of George)
Israel Weller, (of George)
Prank Fox,
SALMIS! Fronheiser,
Isaac Fr 7
*Soho bettanaote,
EARL.
Enrolled 79, Drafted 34
John Mackley. William Tenn,
John Yacht, Nathan Cass,
WHillial V 1114014% Franklin /brims%
William Bus, Daniel potterer.
John Graf°, Franklin Cleaver,
Simon B. Clouser, John Trout,
John Boon, Henry Grow,
Jacob Imbody, John Harp,
David Hartlino_ William Delimit,
Harrison Leinback, David Moser
John ({rote James tiartilue,
George Focht, John Richards —39
:TER.
I, Drafted 98.
Jacob B. Hoffman,
Levi Trowel,
Jacob 11.011bert,
Augustus Young,
Drank Reinert,
Jacob B. Moyer,
Henry H. Xsterly,
L Snyder,
Frederick Runt%
Samuel B. Hartman,
Peter M. Glassmoyer,
Franklin Hartman,
Mahlon E. Snyder,
Lewis B. le Snyder,
Solomon Stoner,
rater Wagner,
Harrison R. Hub,
Frank Ames,
John R. Pioneer,
George W. Jones,
Charles Harbin..
John K Bechtel,
Amos Reiff,
Jacob Spokn,
Joseph Hoek,
J. Romig,
George Lewis, jr , (441.4.4
Benjamin Lomb,
John Rettay,-44
IWICH.
Drafted 99.
Abraham Dail
Lewis Dietrich,
James H. Koch, (colored)
Lewis H. Lenhart,
William Dietrich,
Alfred Lenhart,
Jonas Zettiemoyer,
Charles Dietrich,
Sewn' Marko!,
Jacob Stine, •
Olando &bucker,
James levan.
Alfred Lelpetieberger,
Samuel Kohler,
Charles H. Dietrich,
Charles W. Dietrich,
Charles A. Kline,
William H. Meer,
Lew', Licitly,
Solomon Mengel,
William Roth
mjr
Samuel Kauffman,
Jame. Leiby.-49. •
tURG.
.Drafted 27.
Jacob Frederick,
Harrison Shama,
Immo Krick,
Jonathan Deutsch.
Lewis 11, Mickley,
George Leitsell,
Enoch Colter,
William R. Smith,
Jacob Harvey,
William 9 Deisher,
Henry Lenhart,.
Joseph Haines,
Franklin J. Keeler.-21'
EXE
Enrolled 195,
Jena Schroeder,
Levi Hartman,
Jeremiah Eairanyder,
Mayberry Moser,
Milner Kern, (lishroller.)
John Dehart,
Abraham Levan,
John Onimmoyer
Abraham Dotter,
William H. Clark,
Lawrence Waltman,
Isaac N. Reinert,
Janet. Gechter,
John B. Snyder
JaaoO Otskineckati,
Bonbon Eagle,
George gnarly,
John Keehn.
Amos K. Heater,
Daniel Markings,
Henry Dewar,
William Share.
&Mani K. Qublier,
Joseph Heftlever,
Daniel Quinter,
Jacob Elderly,
Bamael D. Hoffman,
William B. Yenta,
William F. 749 k,
GRES
Enrolled 13!
Henry G. Fisher,
John Delp,
Apron Crick,
John Bets.
William Hainley,
Jacob Will, -
Jonas Alhinderler,
Joseph W. Bieber,
Moses Nestor,
William Helga],
John T. Wanner,
John Dietrieh,
Franklin W. Fenstermaker,
Alexander Limber,
Dries L. Trexler,
lamb Liehty.
William Wickley,
Daniel Kohler,
Charles Berke,
Daniel G. George,
Jonas Dietrich,
VPiiltam liothermel,
Charles B. Dietrich,
Thomas Daakel,
HAM
Moro Hod N.
Benjamin IL Pink,
Daniel Weinneeht,
R. 05, Heckman,
James Prutamen,
Solomon S Billmaq
Moßee Zweleito
William Schaeffer,
Reuben H, Blakey,
'Akar ]filler,
Isadoro Bream,
John Wertley,
Bliss HermmereA,
()nail %albedo,
Joel M. Hill,
ES23
MIME 1
znronsa es,
Draft 25.
Lori L.BrendlS,
David Manderbia,
Jacob W.A.,
Poster Putt,
Levi Henri*
William Deneagh,
IMMO Roos,Benj. Machamer,
Ziijeh Breams;
Benj. Bechtbild,
Isaac Root,
Levi Fogleman,
Samuel Moyer,
Peter Royer,
Levi Bender,
Franklin Filbert,
LOWER HE
Merolla& 21
FrOIIIIIIM Bechtel,
Reuben Week,
James Se Stinger,
William Zeller,
William Gromle,
Michael Gerhart,
Jade!. Spohn,
Chrbdian Evert'',
Pun&lin White,
Jamas Shaffer,
H. S. Wheeler,
Jacob !Medd,
emend Yob,
James Lambert,
John Filbert,
Herman Moyer,
William liegrlse, •
Isaac B. Ruth,
Jeremiah Fisher,
IS C. Thompson.
George M. Waren,
Adam Yob,
William Shaffer, •
Joseph F. Lents.
Jonathan Arnold,
Jacob Buyer,
Jacob %slaw,
William A. Semler, .
Jacob Van Bead,
Henry Smith„
Alfred Werner,
Blahard Rath,
NORTH UZI
tnrolled BS,
William Brossman,
Isaac Lute,
Isaac Bickel,
Reaban Gehrat,
John W. Fisher,
n—ria Bebor, '
James R. Lupin,
Alfred Lamm,
Henry Beate,
Hooch Potteiger,
Samuel B. Hendon,
Jeremiah Guldlo,
Jenard Blokel,
=VAS
Edward ltehrer,
J. L. liclilichsed,
James Weinrich,
Thomas Wenrieh,
Nathaniel Wendell,
Hiester W. Filbert,
Henry Hartzog,
Jacob Drettp,-25
IDELBERG
Drafted 63
lackyon Stier,
Israel Ora a,
Richard Et iminger,
Reuben Richard,
'ease H. Miller,
Reuben Beached,
Jacob Grasshopper,
Henry Spangler,
William Wolf,
Wllltam Stondt,
Jeremiah Pierer,
Hampton Royal.,
Darrel Good,
Hiram Ratline,
Pater &lamas,
Peter L. Hain,
Jacob Spatz,
John H. Miller,
William Fidler,
William Richard,
Juteph
Jonas Weikel,
Isaac Faust,
Calvin Lorab,
Jacob Dellouder,
samnei Dyerly,
David Hain,
Jacob Throb,
Daniel Simon,
Henry Steal;
Henry Zeller.-43.
DELBERG.
Drafted Se.
(Joshes Lamm, •
Samuel Reitinyder,
Philip Kershner,
Edwin It Bohn;
William Kline.
Johua D. giuss2p. .
James Halbach;
!Reuben Brownian.
Daniel Dagler,
'Jonathan Lengle,
Adam Miniek
John A. Dlekel,
Joshua Lengle,—Se
: FORD.
, Dratted 32.
Henry Stauffer,
Michael N. Fiery,
John 'Freidaler,
Joseph Dedreau,
Levi Huber,
Read= Frey,
Lewis Linsenbiglar,
- Kline. (miller)
&eaves Hoffman,
William B Clommer,
Jacob Douse,
Daniel Swayer,
Jesse Reichenbacb,
Jacob Lewis Christman,
1 Joseph Otiedieltser,
Joel Hallman,—lM
' SON.
Drafted SO.
Augustus Christman,
John Miller.
hale Schomer,
William Heck,
John naudenbash,
Jacob Miller,
Bd. hlaubask, (Postmaster)
Adam 8. 'Daum,
Peter Brehm,
Levi. Mune,
Daniel Chrlatman,
Daniel Shaffer,
Jobs Loug,
Washington Keller.
Charles Kleelirer.,--30.
Enrolled 106
Daniel F. Hoffman,
Bomb' Oradea,
Nathaniel Pechtel,
William Beekman,
Henry Penick
David G. Bieck°lb,
John Treichler,
George 11 Manteller,
Wil/tam Haber,
Beth L. Butterweck,
Franklin Boue,
Benj Eisenbart,
Peter Strunk,
Charles none,
Henry Bleinbergsr,
Andrew Kralbel.
JEFS2
Barelleit 00,
Enoak Bricker,
Richard Anderson,
William Fox,
Aaron Kline,
William Derr,
Franklin Zrehman,
}Diary Langai,
William Bents,
John K. Kline,
Hoary Kash,
Adam H. Poll*lgor,
Henry Sohrsak,
Israel Kerby,
William Stoat,
‘ Joaseph Miller.
OWN.
limited 22.
BahartLipergar,Presohar
B B. Bromlick,
William P. Royer,
Charles H. Haase,
William W. Halitich,
[Hiram P Bickel,
Anguatua Goitre;
Henry anebey,
William Stotler,
Nathan Him
intiria WHilankng
YIITZ
Enrolled 74,
Edwin Humbert,
Henry P. 'Shoedler,
David Bantle,
Mallard Wesber,
Barmy limiter,
Begone Bieber,
Joshua EintorleEtner,
Rudolph Bithouse,
Daniel K Dixon,
Augustan H. Sander,
Atward Astk
Vat KIS •
Enrolled 191,
Jacob Frederick,
Constant Frets,
Thome. Heider,
William Ronderbrish,
Benjamin H. Moll, • •
John Kelley,
Henry Shirey,
Jeremiah B
TOP
'David Gerhart,
Amos Meek,
Charles Wetzel,
l'ilanciab Long. M. D.,
Jonathan Gregory,
John Dresher,
Abraham Diana
JAMS, Smith,
Charles Batz,
Henry Helder,
George H. Berkhart,
Henry E. Fegeley,
Jacob ehoemater,
lerael Long,
Lamle Lentz,
Peter L. Diener,
John Henninger,
Jacob Meltzler,
Charles Fenetermacher,
James licb,
Joel De Long,
mut
Inrolled
William A. Kiopp,
James Zerbe,
limas Oxenrider,
George liennetham, I
James L. Fisher, hi. D.,
Isaac Slinger,
William J. Ziemer. *
John Llndensuuth,
Latta Quitman,
Benj. Klopp,
Job. Miller,
Henry Moll,
Emanuel Katerman,
Josiah Wateman,
Bonneville Fisher, .
Jahn F. Mirk
Isaac Sankey,
1114116 Leen,
Ileac Reedy,
Mallard Lochner,
1,9, Dratted 39.
Percival Kilmer,
William Fidler,
Hooray Nam
Cyrus Noll,
William Brendle,
Harrison 'firefly,
Abraham Flubs;
Lewla Blocher,
Witiiam Utubb,
Franklin Reed,
Harrison. Gruber,
Heart' Rachel,
Monroe Boltz,
John
fame Lebo,
John Polffor,
William Shull,
Benjamin Panay, (eoliled)
Henry Frank.-39.
110141
Enrolled 16E
Jacob Bast,
Reuben Married, •
William D. Hetteustine
Benjamin Oswalt,
Israel Hoch . 1 '
;William Smith,
Daniel Fisher,
Daniel Bieber, f l
Allen A. Levan,
Joseph De Long, 1
Henry Dower,
Hoieltleh J 9 High I.
William Fisher,
Henry Schaffer,
Benneeille ensiled:
Reuben 8 Leibeispergem
Daniel Weikley,
Cherie. Naomi:oh,
Henry Sheridan,
David Kline,
George L Smith,
Alfred Herman , minlieter ,
Peter Wanner
Daniel B.liblenatie
George Hollenbash,
Jacob Spangler, !
Peter Bechar's.,
Daniel Deem,
Henry BOO',
John Seidel,
Ham Kiesluger,
Aaron Clay,
Albert Deliaker,
David Hinkle,
Alma jilohs,
llabary Itotheuberges - ,, )
Adam Spangler.
Lazarus Wahl,
William Miller,
Nathan Hafer,
George F. Weiner,
Peter Miller,
William llollealmoin,
Tobias Swavely,
Daniel K. Zacharias,
George Gala,
Tyler Leinbaoh,
Frederick S. Bricker,
Hoary KWh%
Henry Pricker,
Adam Kochert,
AWNI.
Drafted 47 . .
Dented Markle,
William Beigfried,
Henry Welds,
Jacob D Harkin,
John New.
Wailer Reichard -
Jacob Gift, •
Levi 8. Bchwoyer,
David Boyer,
Jacob Bieber,
Jonathan Bieber,
Jammu Bantle,
Daniel San],
Isaac Huta,
Benjamin M. Kline
Leiria Wattonhoret:
loeeph DeLeng,
Jacob Datroy,
Natal Leibelberpr,
Benjamin L. Guenter,
John S. Kohler,
Charles V. Boman.
David ihnith,-47
;NBERG.
Drafted 54.
William Miller,
James Gass,
&Voir Moyer,
Pant Bb
Adam Darel,
John Trig.),
Joseph Kline,
Gamin Zerby,
John Banter,
Daniel Fehadler,
Joel Hinkle,
Amos Kline
David Ko
James Gebret,
Samuel Sirling,
Jacob Boriger,
Iftaltzer Hoffmaster,
David Noll,
/am Ihrerragir,
Thomas Leinbash,
Peter Bbling,
John Kilns,
Aaron Elder.
Mahlon Koch,
Benj.=la Noll,
Mil;bowl Veggl,
Frederick Blaser.--64.
BY.
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Enrolled 17:6,
Drafted 64.
_booth D Roffman
' , Mee H Houck
W Y R Hoch
Jsevb M Folk
George Y 'Weidner
Harrison H Houck
Hiram gwavely
Lewis Denzil':
Jacob Denser
Peter P Lomb'
Jefferson H. Msttbart
Jacob II Talley
Henry 8 Yoder
John C tease
George Keefer'
Jeremiah G BeTtalett
Daniel Kaufftnetn
GeorgenB Herbst
Edwin 8 - Bear, ;
George E 01,11,,ar
Jobn Bower
Thomas P. Le; e, (enroller)
Franklin B Pslns
Daniel Miller;
Jeremiah Kadrffman
Mrs idolot—Aa
Peter Snyder
James H. Yoder
Amos Hartman,
Peter Herbein
William S. Bear
William Harp
William Cleneer
Henry Deyaher
Benjamin P. Yoder
William Heil!
John Bertolett
Jackson Snyda*
.ISphraim Kauffman
- henry e Landis
Israel G Leinbach
Jeremiah Heist
Abraham Brill
Israel lit Battolet
William B Spang
William Snyder
• Daniel It Hopis
Francis Brett
Daniel C Butz
Daniel. D Guldiu
Alfred Gross
William Broil
Obadiah Olouser
.lINEE.
Drafted 28.
J. R. Levan. M. D.,
Mordsast
Wllli►m Hottenailne,
Michael Dombirlek,
Joshua Reim.
Daniel Crumbs.
Bonneville She►S*i,
James Fox,
William Edam.
Reuben Danisle,
Chambers Reber,.
Augustus Harms an,
Jaefib Hill, (see of John)
Levi Gerhart.— -28.
MINN_
ONTEL
Enrolled 93,
Vols. Slough,
A9ll/#4lq 0 41411
Richard Y. Wolfinger',
Cyrus Butler.
Jacob Raba, jr„
David &shifts',
Pain Rice,
Adam Shoal",
Josiah Booth,
Chutes Hollanstela,
Jacob Pox,
John Olinger,
John Bossier,
Emanuel. Rickenbseh,
Drafted 35.
Matthias Tingly
Frank liohn
Lucian Potts'ger
Adam Hitotor
Isaac Gruber
Lori Amman
Jonathan Mindoro
Joseph flak,
William Haag
Adam Bohn jr
Levi Baithaaer
Joan Heal
Joel Single
Michael Strove
Samuel Kline
James Babb
John fieling—S6
Enrolled 11
•
Benneville Bertram
William Wengert
Jonathan Strauss
Benjamin Mohr
Franklin H ember
Daniel Reber,
Jame Spengler
Adorn Lash
Abraham Hass
William Yerger
James Dessau M D
Benj. Plats
luau Himmelberger •
Jacob 11 Miller
Cyrus Reber
Lori Dagler -
Adam Misumelberger
wlllim Beanetim
'
Drafted 42.
Eli Moyer
John Warner
Ell Rothermel
David Bear
David Hoffman
Reuben Leisure
Daniel Soul
Daniel Yeager
George B Fisher
Jonaph.titmlap
Richard 8 Dania" ,
Elias Becker
lured Bossier
Reuben Long
Elias Sleet
Jahn Ommilob..
Abraham Resist&
Immo Wheeler
Manassas Numaeher
Charles Landis
Mahlon Becker-41
Enrolled 14
(River thiger
Peter Albright
Jeepto Snyder
Wald
Jacob Reed
William Hoffman
1911ljam Kelm
George W Noregong
Daniel Kelm
Iphialm Leisure
Joseph Heckman
Joel Delsher
EZ=IE=I
Willie= Roesler
Reuben Dreibelbls
Jacob Lookenbill
glmon Adam
Jeremiah Reber
Haber/ Beekman
William Heater
Jeremiah Shappell
1!!!!E
Dratea 21
George Conrad
Henry Conrad
H H Soder
Henry D Yarger
Charles P Houma
William Weimar
Jacob
Staislaime %AAA:a
Daniel Gable
Iseeb D Verger
?debuts Wombwell
Joseph Hellas
Leods Rambo&
I Abraham B Hess
' Jonathan Weidner
Dothan Hess
•
Henry L. Grim •
gainnel P Diemlt
&Mikan Moser
7erine Heine
Charles Welier-21
,AND.
Drafted MI
Charles Maurer
James Hammett
Isaac Miller
Jamb Maltz
Meehan eerier
George Angstadt
Reuben Angatadt
John Battler
Charles Weil
Amos De Long
David Mayer
Jacob Day, Jr
Charles L. Landis ,
Adam Clanger
Charles Behrbaelt,
Reuben Miller
George Miller
James Weldner,-811.
BOOKI
Enrolled 119,
Lori L. Springer
David Heist
Amos Angstsdt
Hiram S. IlaititMa P.M.
Annie Weber
George Mather
Dreary Delcump
Charles Schlegel
Jonathan Heffner
Benjamin Wa ll,
&writ Antratanill
Francis Bair
Benjamin Straus
Jacob Witlb -
Leonard hchweitur
Samuel &toyer
William Sabha
lianben Hilbert
BPR.
Enrolled 191
Eamuel Hatt (of Jacob)
Thome Rani'
Jeremiah Miller
John Halt (of Wi
James Krick
David Moyer
Henry Sharer
John K Jots
John Wined] jr
Charles IL Blankenbiller
Amos Rimbleyr
Marcos D L.Adamm
Frederick Shirk
Charles Ruth
Imao.Krlck (errata*
Joita.Wearloh
Reuben Frey
Bernard Kohler
Charles Krick
Isaac Sheeler
Byron Arts
Jame' Proy
Joseph Smith -
Michael Simmons.
Lewis Reitenroth
Amos Yocum
William Hantainger
Daniel Messer
aid* T East i;9l
, nrnnud 58.
Simpaon Spohn
Kicbord 9 Borakipc
Elijah Krieg
Jonathan Harks
Julio Nanboa
Charles Ludwig
lease Hooter
John Loner
hand Wind&
Henry Wylie
Philip Weinhoid
Reuben Bitting
Henry Bbling
Samuel Wilber,
Abraham Pensielmiker
John Krick
Aaron Yocum, Postmaster,'
George KentiltMlß
John Gaul
William Troxel
Jonas Mark.
John Dunkelberger
Patrick O'Dair
Lemuel Beldler
John Bill
Jacob Umbenhower
Jam T. Bell, Juatisis Puma
lames Rath
WAMP
Drafted 67
Sohn Bower
Adam R Blinker
George Keller
David Christman
Heim Debris
Lewitt Schaeffer
Samuel Begley (of A b ram)
Isaac Gross
Jeremiah Welder
Bonneville Brown
Abraham Heffner jr
Charles Hefter (of Jacob)
John Kline,
Matthias Mats
Daniel 8 Merkel
Henry Dietrich
Llewellyn Oehret (of John)
Daniel Dressier
Blies K Kline
Jacob Sassarnan
Jobs Adam (of Jaiob)
Daniel Sheeler (of Widow)
Reuben Reek
Frank Baylor
Joel Hoch (Fleetwood)
James Limber (or Jonas)
Cdarleancbseler (ol Widow
Mathews Bceil
John Wanner
Jacob Orsini his
Ephraim Hoek
Solomon Folk
John Glehret (of Daniel)
Lucian Miller
111.11141 k Manta.
Jame. Lowers
Willoughby Merkel
Samuel Dull
David De Long,
christlao. Peg lor
Samuel rinsb,
Jacob Lecher,
Jonas Treater,
I Saar Reinert,
George Romig,
olomou Staid,
Adam Hansa,
. .
William Conrad,
Henry Piliert,
Levi Howerter,
Henry Romig,
James Fritch,
Jamb Baba
Sebuber,
Samuel Ono,
Aaron Sebnowel,
Reuben Schwarts,
Cbarlna Mayer,
Stephen Weeder,
Jehn Damns.
Willoughby Lelby,
Horatio Danko',
Michael H. Miller,
Patrack MaMatteis.
Philip lierkalror,
Peter Oreime...47.
Teter Plant,
Hiram Hilbert,
Henry Lewis,
Michael S. Snyder,
Samuel Beard, (Entailer)
George Moore,
T. Jefferson Porarnatt,
Owen W. Moyer,
Hiram Lebo,
Isaiah Hoyer,
John Spencer, Jr.
Charles Hole,
Isaiah F. Everhart. M. R.
William J. Hoffman,
John 8. Hart,
William Palsgreee,
Jacob Derr, Jr.
James Ammon,
Allen J. Grubb,
lesepla S. Wieklehi,
fames Scarlet,
Eli Keller ,
John W Zerbey,
Franklin Fry,
George Hinkle,
William W Molds,
John Quinter,
Bently 8 Jacobs,
Jonathan Wickline,
Isaac Hahn,
Charles Gilmore,
Elie. Spencer, Jr
Simon Link
Elias M. Beaker
Elhannan Mock
Bonbon Itelfenyder
Freels Riegeltier
Joshua Moyer
Barbee Bationnahn
Henry Keller of John)
George Hafer jr
Washington Smock
Daniel Haas (of Widow)
Geer/kelt Hafer
David Bloch
George Lamb
Almon Weston
Jacob lichmohl jr
TIMM ;
• Enrolled 16
Jonathan Smith
Jacob Wager
Oynts.ollnieubach
William Troutman
John S Tryon fd D
Adam Reed
Paul Webber
Daniel Holtzman
John Johnston
Adam Schooner M D
Levi L Wagner
Daniel Seibert
William Marro
Henry Deiffenroch
Alexander Klein
Peter Achenbaeb,
William Keeny Partner
Israel Ethic
Ephraim 411M1111
William Keeny Carpenter' .
William Lain ,
Jonathan Moyer
tease Geatart
Henry Wedman
Jolla Q Email
TIILPRHOC
Enrolled le9
John Seitsinger
Michael Lengai,
Eli Rannells,
Jonathan Long,
Jonathan R Goodman,
John A Anlenbach,
David Lengel, •
John Grim,
Levi Kett,
Peter Stahl,
David M. Lengel,
Henry Schwenk,
John Strange,
Jacob Spangler,
Percival Strange,
Oranclo Daeler,
Frauds Umstead
Robert Manton
Samuel Wolf
Thomas Thomas
Oeorge Neldeg
Thomas Ryauu
George W Reeser
Dania' W. Kaabb
Joseph Palegrove
David C. Broomall
Daniel Good
Aaron Frits
Charles dames
David Johnston, colored
Robert Goma
George Tolbert, colored
Augustus Dewitt
James Kulp
James Blinker
Levi Hart, colored
Joseph Hale
Henry Kerlin
Jetta Rapp
James W. Pennepacker
James hf %ran
Lafayette Zen
John Hart, Isolated
George Sheets
Hoary Christian
James Yoder
Daniel Rohr
Lewis Clemens
Henry Diehl
Peter O. Hick •
Michael Diehl .
/rand. it Wingert .
Louie Ivy
William 1 Quigley .
Jeremiah Bechtel
Herman Zahbach
William T Shell
Samuel Gilbert
Morrie Bower
George Bonfield 1
Jacob D. Moyer
Heavy H. Treicklyr • ]
Mae Brantley
James Rehr
William Harp
Levi B. Moyer 1
Henry Moser
•
Jerome Stengel
Peter B Huhn ]
Abel I Pennapseker
WIND!
Enrolled 124,
Emmental Seidel
Benton Balbach
Henry Cielaret
Valentine Perris
Henry Snyder
Jared Beekman
Henry Focht
Reuben Beckman
Jacob Fluter
Join B Smith
George Boyer
Joel Focht
John Wench
Benjamin Bober
Franklin Mbar
Alfred Confer
William Yummerer
Prank Cromlich
Willoughby Geist
Wheat (prime white)
per banal $1 05
Wheat, (prime red)
per bushel 1 45
Bye do 90
Corn (old) do 78
Corn (new) do AI
Corn Meal do 1 00
OW do 45
Flaxseed do 1 50
Cloverseed do 4 00
Timothy seed do 225
Barley do 70
Potatoes do 60
Sweet. Potatoes do 76
Salt do 80
Salt per Sack 1 80
Wheat Flour (extra
family white) 311 bbl. 9 00
Wheat Flour (extra
fem. white) 16100 .lbs 4 60
Wheat Flour (extra . .
family) per Barrel 850
Wheat flour (extra
family) per 100 2)4. 428
Single Extra Flour,
per barrel 7 60
Bingle Ewers, Flour,
per IColbe. 4 75
Wheat Flour (super•
Sue) per barrel 7 50
Ape Flour per barrel 400
Bye Flour per 100 be. 200
Corn,
aye, •
Oats.
CM!
iiCING.
Drafted 76.
William Sewage
Edwin Lilo (of Nathan)
Joha H. Madeira
Sol. Staudt (of George)
lease Fegley (of Abraham)
Henry Strome
'Arena H. Madeira
Wm. Foreman (o( Henry)
William James
Orlando Schlegel (of A br'm
Jacob Heffner (of Charles)
Peter Koch (of Jacob)
William H. Madeira
Jacob Borrel Jr
Brunk Koch (of .
David Saul
William Brigel
John F Ressler
George D. Shaeffer
dyrue Reinnyder
William Ratner
Israel Kline
James Mattel
Joseph Minder
John A nantadt
Aug. Shaeffer (o( William)
Joel Paseaman
David Kline
John Herbeln
John K Ressler
Isaac Heck
John K Hoch
Adam Heins
Charles Dreibelble
William Banker
Henry Schlegel
Abraham Gahmam
Harrison Kline.-711.
•
Drafted Si.
Abiah Moore,
John Hoffman,
Clement B Myers,
Daniel Wickline,
Samuel Killian,
Bentley H Smith,
James Ligget,
Inane B Sands,
Benj Moore,
Sachsen Medley,
Emanuel Grubb,
Simnel McDormiek,
John Myers,
Evan B Grabiel,
Allieon weatley
John Richards,
Roland Smith,
lance Moore.
John H. Helnard,
Remy Minister,
Leese S Geiger,
Samuel Fry,
William B Lewis,
George Staymebt,
Daniel Prete,
George Kephikrt,
Daniel lawmen,
Jacob Geiger, jr
Amos Stamen,
George Hart,
George Z Oeiger.-03
Blkrolled 252
ROB:
13■relled 2W,
BMANOR.
8, Drafted W.
John Bertolett
John O. Poi
Jacob Keller (of John 5)
0 D Bechtel, Baronet.
almon Hill
Amon Everhart
Samuel Fisher
William Miller
Reuben Fry
Bonneville Buskirk
Prank Miller
Ilisjigelti FMLer
Peter Hammel
Israel Bush
Augustus Reeder
Ephraim Buskirk.-32.
OGREN,
8, Drafted 60.
Henry Fairer
John Muth
Frederick C Wedner
John Robber
Jacob Shaffner
Cyrus Mennen
Jacob Bricker
John Earls
Jared Klapp
Henry Hartman
David Levers
Henry Gasser
Team Katatersom
Talton Bordner
Aaron Anthony
Joseph Snyder
Augustus Gamer
Peter Boyer
Bonneville Holtman
Michael Moyer
William Peiffer
John B Liveogood
Levi G. Raided M D
Joel Delimit
:ohs Sion!-60.
N UPPER.
Drafted 3d.
William Unger.
John Hassler.
Emanuel s Strange,
Nicholas It Wagoner,
Jonathan G Reber,
Bud Elinarnelberger
Daniel Kauffman,
Daniel it immelberger
Emanuel Berger,
lacot,
William Shade,
Solomon Hollenbash.
John Loeb,
Joshua Unger,
Emanuel S Reber. •
Sandalt
lON
, Drafted 63.
Charlet Miller
Thomas Hughes
Daniel H. Klink
Jacob Rimby
Samuel Bland
Michael Indright
John Berner
Levi L Bash
John Davis
Jacob Teem
Oeorge &andel°
Davis Beckman
Henry D. High
Oliver M. Thomas
Jain McGowan jr
Washington hands
Daniel Miller
James,Dampman
Samuel Harrison
Daniel Sumo. colored
gmanoel Ornbb
lAerman Geiger
' Gaorga Kulp
Augustus Redeay
Nathan Et Member
James Oat,
David Jones
B. C. Shinilne
Mahlon Miller
Deward White
Harrison Wove.-6S.
RUBOOM
Enrolled 10:
UN
Enrolled 209
fGTON. •
Drafted 44.
Jacob II Boyer,
David Miller,.
Daniel Meet.
Anthony Reitenaur
John Rohrbach,
Willoughby S Baseman,
Daniel Fastenings,
Animates Miller,
Wiliam Ptleiget,
Joel Arnold,
Lafayette Gehrls,
Dries Weise
John Schnabel,
Henry Wingert,
Henry 4 Joao,
William H Bechtel,
Isaac B Moyer
Matthias Adam.
Henry Bonfield,
(John Ilenrieh,
David Fox,
John Reichard,
ISOlt•
k, Drafted 37.
Ellis Heckman
Jess* Rubright
John Shallenberger
Percival Mein
Israel Martin
Samuel Hankie
James Martin
Samuel Fisher
Imola P..
Henry 851010
Samuel Berkey
Petir Lenhart
Charles Stiller
Deems Walters,
Boma Harm.
William Babintiold
Jaremish Anbright •
William Miller jr-37.
WASEI
Enrolled 14$,
MARKET.
Fume; Angast 28. ISO&
READING
Buckwheat Flourper
100 Rs. 2 oo
Pork 11210 D 00
Beef (kind quarter)
per 100 pounds 809 00
Beef (fore quarter)
per 100 pounds 708 00
Rams per pound 10
Shoulders do 7
Flitch do . a
Dried Beef, do 13
Table Butter do 17
Lamp Butter do 16
Firkin Butter do
Tallow do
Lard do 10
Hidee, Haw do 7 and 8
Beet Old Rye Whiskey,
per gallon 9 00
Common Whiskey, per
gallon 49 to 60
Flaxseed Oil 'll gallon SO
Eggs per domn 16
Stone Coal (stove, egg
& broken, l ll/ 20001 U. 4 60
Nut Coal do 3 60
Limeburnere' do 2,00t02 00
Piaster per ton, 6 00
Ti mo thy Hay do 20 00
Meadow Ray de 12 00
Hickory Wood per cord 4 00
Oak wood do 300
Bark do 600
FItiVICS OF (MAIN,
PAID BY r. BUSHONG A 80N8,
August 28, 1868.
78 coats for 88 lbs.
➢D sent. for Mt 1146
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EYE AND EAU.
Professor J. leases, N. D., Oculist. and Anrist, formerly
of Leyden, Holland, ia permanently located at No. 61/
PINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA, were persona afflicted with
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EDITOR OP GAZETTE
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readers of your paper that I will send by return mall to
all who wish it, (free) a Recipe, with full directions for
making and using a simple Vegetable Balm, that will of
remove, in 10 days, Pimples, Blotches, Tan,
Vreckles, and all Impurities of the bkin, leaving Use same
soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
I will also mail free to - those having Bald Beads or Bare
Paces, simple directions and Information that will enable
them to start a fall growth of Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers,
or a Moustache, In lees than a days. All applications
answered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
July:a-kW] Choigid, No. $3l Breadwan New-York
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
FIIIDAY., August. 28, 1863
FLOUR AND CIDAIN.—Thers, is very little demand for
Mgr, sad f or 93 stock especially prices are unsettled and
lower, with sales of WOO bble to note, in tote, at S64Q
626 for extra ; $5 50©0 for Ohio extra family, the latter
for late made. 900 bbls good Ohio extra aliosold at $5 50.
The inquiry le mostly for fresh ground and late inspected
Floor, which le generally held above the views of buyers,
and the market is very dull. The sales to the trade are
limited within the raw,. of $4 7585 25 for marble ; $.6 26
05 75 fOt extra ; BOW 50 for extra family, and $6 758.
7 60? bbl for fancy loos, according to brand and freshness.
Eye Flour and Cora Meal are quiet lint scarce at $17545
for the former, and $4 /I bbl for Pennsylvania meal. The
receipts to-day are 2250 bbl. Flour. 9200 bush Wheat, 4800
do Corn, and 5900 do Oats. There is not much Wheat of
fering, but the demand for It Is limited to the wants of the
miner., who buy sparingly, and prices are unsettled and
drooping; only 440000 bush have been disposed of at
125@130c for fair to prime new reds; 130951370 for old do,
closing at Me, pad 135 to 1.660 for common to prime white.
By. Is inactive, and 600 bush prime new sold at 900 ; old
Is ammo Cud quoted at 1050. Corn to less active, and may
8801000 bush western mixed sold at 788080 c afloat i yellow
le scare* and held at 820. Oats are unchanged, and 20006
3000 boah new southern sold at 646565 e. Old Peuneylva•
nia are worth 700.
WHISKY is scarce ; bbis sell freely at 47„40, hhds 46M
and drudge 46c.
with some little inquiry for
Pig Metal, hat generally at a price below the views of mak
ers, and prices are nominally unchanged. Some sales are
reported to go west from the Furnace Bank, at a considera
ble decline on the rates current last Spring. Scotch Pig is
held above the views of buyers and dell. Manufactured
Iron is (lutists':id less firm, but molt of the mills are well
off for orders, for Belle especially.
CATTLE MARKET.—The orating* of Beef Cattle reached
about 1600 head at the Avenue Yard, a slight falling off,
as compared with the previous week. The demand was
better, and prices without any materi►l change, the sales
ranging from $7 to $lO the nett 10$ As for common to prime
qrailly, Including some of the former taken at 113013;
grew. The principal ules wean made at $8 and $9. Cam
were steady and about 100 were disposed of at 425070
each for Springer. and $354240 for Cows and Calves. Hogs
—Only about 1000 were offered and sold. including 600 at
0 lan' Union Drove Yard, at 116@7%, and 360 et the Aven
ue, at $61463 t 4 100 The net, being a slight advance. Sheep
—Some 9000 were at market and all sold, at from sgto 5340
gross—showing very Vittlechange.—Nesqls Amnariaalt.
DIED
On the 25th inst.. in this city, Meru, Infant daughter o
Rev. C. and Amanda C. Ilightmyer, aged 2 years and 6
month..
On the 24th inst., In this city, HANNAN L., wife of R. R.
Barret, and daughter of Daniel Randeubush, aged 32 years
and 15 days. .
Oa the 22d inst., In this city, MARY 8.. wife of A. H
Riegel, and daughter of the late Martin V, 11, High, ef
Oley, in the 20th year of her ago.
On the 19th Inst., In this city, If ATY BILLER, aged 2
months and 5 days—On the 22d that., Snout Amos, aged
2 months and 8 days ; twin daughters of Rev. Thomas T.
and Mary A. Dower.
On the 19th inst., in Pike, Isaac, son of Isaac and Eliza
both Betterment . , aged 1 year, 1 month and 40 days.
On the 19th lust., at Evineville, Indiana, of wounds ie
calved in the battle of Jackson, Mississippi, Lieut. Colonel
THOMAS S. BRENNOLTZ. of the 50th Regiment Penn. Vol
unteers, aged about 30 year..
On the 16th lest , in this city, CnAnxes Apart, son of
Daniel and Mary Ann Fehr, aged 1 year, 2 menthe and
24
On
das.
On the 15th inst., in .Tefferson,tp., MANY ANN, daughter
of Adam and Rebecca Laurel, aged 7 months and 6 days.
On the 1.51,11 inst., in Greenwich. 51Eacv, daughter of
Samuel and Belinda Greenawald, aged 4 months and 15
days.
On the 13th Inst., in this city, MART neurone, daughter
of Philip and Rebecca Stephen, aged 2 years an d months.
On he 18th Inst., in Exeter, EONS ELLEN, daughter of
William and Ellen Schorr, aged 7 months and 17 days.
On the 12th ink., near StranetOWn, BARION Mouses, son
of John Hassler, aged 5 yenta, 0 mooch. and 7 days.
Oa the 12th inst., in Penn, ADAM JOHN, son of Harrleon
and Amelia Gets, aged 7 montba and 17 days
On the 11th inst., in this elty, LAURA LOUISA, daughter
of Samuel and Mary Richards, aged 1 year, 4 months and
6 days.
In 6t. Thorne., Franklin county, Pa.. on the 10th of Au-
gust, Jowls Reams, Esq., formerly of Berko county, aged
79 years, 4 months and a days.
On the 6th Inst., in Fairfield county, Ohio, SusArfaA,
wife of Henry Gebret, aged 74 years, b months and 21
days.
Recently, in Womelsdorf, after a. lingering illness,
AMANDA B , wife of Dr. John Steph ", aged about 34yeare.
ithi the 28th tilt, in Philadelphia,. received In
the battle of Gettysburg, July Iek"GamayinMEISNILT HUM
near, anoldier of the 151st Penna. RI at, and a soften'
Jacob Humbert, of Monterey, Becks enmity, aged 23 years
and 24 days. He was burled on the Slat Wt. at Monterey.
On the 27th ult., In Bethel, Lebanon county, Jona Lam,
aged 36 years, 7 months and 16 days.
On the 'al ult., in the U. R. Military Hospital at Biala
fort, S. 0., (of typhoid fever) Moose, eon of Henry Speiger,
of Berks county, Pa., aged 20 years, least. day. Be enlist
ed, on the 29th of August, 1861, an a Volunteer In Capt.
John C Shearer's Company, 55th Penna. Regiment, and
. . .
d. hie country faithfully until his last illness.
On the 21st ult., In Bethel, Berke county, CATRARIER
Brazasurn, Ni4s, of Wale! Wise, and daughter of the lets
John Moyer; aged 63 years, 6 months and 16 days.
On the 16th nit.; In Union tp., lamAnirrn, daughter of
Benjamin and Mary Ann Brans, aged 7 month. and 4days.
On the 18th ult., Mrs. Jana Writs, late of this city, for
merly of Amity township, Baths comity, aged 76 years, 5
months and 11 days.
On the 11th ult., In Birdsboro, LEWIS, son of Lowly and
Annie E. Dampwan, aged 2 months and 9 days.
On the 20 ult., in Doagla.evilb, MARGARET MATILDA,
daughter of John C. and Catharine Keret, aged 7 months.
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY,
South-West corner of Fifth And Walnut
Streets, Reading, Pa,
WILL RE-COMMENCE STUDY, AUGUST
Slat. The nenal broadly or a liberal Ednearon
are taught, with adaptation to the waste or The Pupil.
Terms from $4 to $lO per Term of eleven weeks. Learn.
log and Instruction $3 ; 5 per Term, or $l3O the School Year.
Music at the Teachers rates.
aug 22-3t] SABAH P. GRISOODI, Priacipal.
TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT !
•
J. ROSENDALE, •
OPTICIAN AND OCULIST,
REGS TO ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS
ofßeading and vicinity, that he has opened an office
011, South Filth Street, opposite the Blandon Rouse,
where he will remain for 4 weeks.
Fully appreciating the confidence that has been reioesd in
Min en Me former Mei tisbe assures hie patient - 5
and friends, that hie aim wilt Seas howdy& e,
to merit their confidence and good will. On Mr. Ws. last
visit to this place, he had over SOO purchasers for his famed .
PANTASCOPIC AND TINTED SPECTACLES.
in , trudging of the Eyes Is peculiar, and only practiced
by himself, and considering his vast experience, no one
should neglect seeing him who le troubled in the slightest
degree with any failure of the sight. Every pair of these
Spectaclee warranted to last from 10 to 12 years.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office Wows from S A. Si., till 5 P. DI, tang 22-4 t
PUBLIC SAME
IXTILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
W W Friday, September 11, 180, at 12 o'clock noon, at
the house of Dr. Henry W. Johnson, deceased. In Boyers
town, Berko county, Pa... the following PERSONAL PRO
PBRTYe to Wit ;
1 Me-Board, 12 Cane• Seat Chairs,l2 Windsor Chaim,
Wash. Stands, 8 Lookinglasses, 1 Towel•Raek, 8 Pair Man.
. . . .
Lle Ornaments, 4 clocks, Knives and Forks, 1 Wood Chest,
2 Tables. 2 Cane-Seat Rocking Chairs. 2 Boston Rocking
Chairs, 1 Reading Rocking Chair, 1 fall White Granite Tea
Sett. Lot of Plates, and a large lot of Queensware, 6 Cham
ber Teseele, 211652 Spoons and Forks, Britannia Spoone,
Earthenware, Iron Pots and Kettles, 1 Copper Kettle, 3
Meat Tubs, Demijohns, 1. Ice Chest, lot of Coal, lot of
Wood, 1 Extra Gold Watch, 3 Gold Watch Chains, lot of
Pocket D.A., 2 Seger Cases, 1 Sofa, 7 Slat Blinds, 16 011
Window Shades, lot of Carpet, 1 lot of Fluid and Coal Olt
Lamps, / Ellter Castor, 2 Bird Cage., 6 Stoves, 4 Lanterns,
1 lot or empty Cane and Bottles, 0 Palntloge, 2 Zone Ilse
nem, Hay and Oats, 2 Book Cases.
Also, a fall MEDICAL LIBRARY, all the SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS and a large lot of MEDICINES. 1 lot of
Bridle Selts, and many other goods too numerous to men
tion. The sale of the Medical Library and Surgical Inetrn
mgts and ittgatleineep will commence about 3 o'clock. All
the Medical men are most respectfully invited toattead, as
they will be positively sold at that time.
Conditions of sale will be made known OR the day of
sale by P. Y. BRENDLIN ORB,
W. K GRIM, y Administrators.
aug 22-30 J. B RHOADS,
Estate of Abraham Herbein, late of Oley
township, Berke County, deed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY - GIVEN, THAT LET
TERS of Administration to the estate of the above
named decedent, have been granted to the subscribers, re
gains in the same township All persons Indebted to acid
agate are requested to make payment without delay, and
all who have claims or demands ageinst the mum, are also
requested to present them, properly authenticated, for
settlement.
MAO D. DRUMDACH, Admallaistrstor.
mut 23en IitIZA miasma, Adalulotratsis,
JAMESON'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
tis
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Cor
READING, PA.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED AND WELL KNOWN CLOTH
ING HOUSE is better prepared now to hold out great inducements to. buyers than
at imp previous time, as our stock of
MEN'S CLOTHING & DRESS GOODS,
Is much larger and better than ever before, the bulk of which has been bought before the
late great rise in prices.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
In great variety, of all sizes, prices and qual
in this branch has enabled us to get up all th
all ages, to which we invite particular attenti
March 28, 1863—tf]
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
following named persons have Med their accounts of
their Administration on the Estates of the deceased., whose
names are undermentioned, in the Register's Office, in and
for the County of Berke, and that the same will he present
ed to the Orphans' Court of Berke souttty for confirmation
and allowance, on - .Thursday, the 17th day of September
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court House in
the City of Beading, viz
1863.
Piled May 1. Account of Nicholas Heckman, Guardian
of Adam Hothenberger.
Piled May 4. Aaaonat of Daniel H. Levan, Onardlan of
Bather don De Turk;
Flied May 4. Account of Markle Hehe, Executor of
Henry Kahn, deceased.
Filed May 6. Account of Daniel 3. Werner end Marks
B. Scull, executors of Samuel Miner, deceased.
Filed May 7. Ancona& of Andrew M, ballade, Qaardlan
of Johnson L. Terry.
Filed May 9. Account of Ezra Reed and William Taylor,
Rxecutors of Elizabeth Reed, deceased.
Filed May H. Account of John Cronrath and Bonne
ville Cronrath, Administrators of Jahn Cronrath, deceased.
Filed May 18. Account of Jared Face, Admimetrator of
Tr
'homes Price, deceased
Piled May 22. Mount of• Samuel D. Hell, Executor of
John Gingtager, deceased, who wes the Guardian of Maria
itohrbach, late Maria Siesheitz.
Filed May 20. Account of William Shomo, Guardian of
ydia Derr.
Filed May 26. Account of William Shomo, Guardian of
ladel S Dm.
Filed Kay 26. decOnnt of Daniel Diller, Trastee of Geo.
core. deceased.
. .
Filed May 26. Account of Jesse Moore and Daniel Moore,
Administrators of George Moore, deceased.
Filed May 27. A.:mount of Jeremiah Mengel, Brocator
Of DOnUeVillo gOtigel, deceased.
Filed May 27. Account of David IL Koenig, Guardian of
Solomon IL %tent&
Filed June 3. Account of Philip Spohu, Guardian of
Mitchel Jane Leith.
Filed June 3. Account of David R. N. Manger, Admin.
istrator of Frederick R. Manger, deceased.
Piled 3tuae 4. Account of Jan M. Abn and Daniel
Spengler, Administrators of Teeob Spengler, deceased.
Filed Ince 4. Account of Simnel Freeman, Administra
tor of Elizabeth Freeman, deceased.
Piled Jane 6. Account of Jacob Schaeffer, Administra
tor of Elizabeth Ferleh deceased.
Filed June 10. Account M Peter E. Suabb, Adaklriletta
tor of John D. Knabb, deceased.
Filed June 18. Account of Willoughby Fenstermacher,
Administrator of John Fenstermacher. deceased.
. . .
Filed Jane 30. Account of Adam Weideusaal, Admin.is.
trator of Mary Magdalena Moore, deceased.
Filed Juno 30. ACcOntit of /Mond Qin% Administrator
of Frederick Gran, deceased.
Flied July 6. Account of John Richard, Administrator
of Elizabeth Moyer, deceased.
Filed July 7. Account of Isaac Schroeder, Adminkatra•
for of Caroline Schroeder, deceased.
Flied July 8. Account of George W. Himmelberger, Ad-
mintistrater el Philip 1111mmelbergei,dec4041.
Filed July 8. Account of John Troutman and George
Heedy;ixxacatore of Jacob Troutman, deceased.
Filed July 17. Account of J. Daniel nohrbach t Admin.
iatrator of George Hohrbach, deceased.
Filed July 21. Account of Addison W. Bohan, Adminis
trator of John Hoot deocoused.
Filed July 24. Account of •mead A. Marshall, Adminis
tratrix of Dr. John G. Marshall, deceased.
Filed July.2s. Account of Henry 0. Bare and Abraham
0. Bare, Executors of Catharine Gernand, deemed-
Flied only 20. Account of J. ',Antal Rohrbech, Execu
ter Or /ciao Rohrt.eb, deceased..
Filed August 1. Account of Gluirlee Reinert rotor
Reinert, Executors of Nitric Reineri, deceased.
Filed August 4. Account of•Denneville Beim and Cleo.
eim, Administrator° of George Bella, deceased.
Filed Augnst.6. Account of Samuel Bans, Administra
.r of Diane Houck, deceased.
Filed Anna 5, Account of William 841 1 1 Trainee for
sale of Heal estate of Magdalena Keifer, deceased.
Flied August 6. Account of Adam Dander, Guardian
Elias Dander.
Filed August 7. Account of David Schneider, one of the
Executors of George Price, deceased.
Filed August 13 Account of Cyrus Wolff, Trustee of
Decpush. Eons, deceased.
Filed August Ft. Acuount of D. B. Manger, Executor of
Jacob Weever, deceased. •
Filed August lb. Account of James Ruth, one of the
Administrators of George Ruth, deceased.
Filed It ugaat 16. Account of Charles M. Clizigaa, Admin
istrator of Charles Brooke, donalod.
Filed August la. Account of William, Daniel and Sam,
oel Marberger, Adminletratore of Abraham Marberger,
deceased.
Filed August 15. Account of Nathaniel Poll and John
Pott, Administrable of John Pon, deceased.
Piled August 15. Ameonot of Philip Albright, Ado:Solo
trator of Cale Moyer, deeemed,
Filed August 15. Account of William N. Baird, Admin
istrator of Thomas Baird, deceased.
Filed August la. Account of Lewis Miner, Adminia•
trator of Joseph Kendall, deceased.
Filed August ilf. Account of Lewis Miner, Guardian of
Sarah R. Dander.
. . . .
Filed August 17. Account of Charles A. Paull and Mary
L. Pauli, Executors of Ruth L. Deets, deceased.
Filed Angara 17. Account of Daniel Lerch, Administra
tor of Ellen Shearer, deceased.
Filed nugget 17. Account of Amon B. Wanner, Execu
tor of Jamea S. Bickley, deceased.
Filed August 17. Account of Charles Miller, Aralnistra.
tor of David PAZ late of the city of Reading. deceased, _
BENJAMIN N. DRY, Register.
Register's oMcs, Reading, August 22,1808-4 t
Valuable Real Estate at Private Sale.
%IRE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE ON
reasonable and easy terms, all that certain three
story Brick DWELLING HOUSE , eituate on the East ride
not booth Sixth street, North of Laurel street, In the
city of Reading. The hones has been recently built,
and has attached to it a two-story brick back building
all the necessary conveniences. The lot o 1 which the
buildings are erected is nineteen feet six inches in front,
and one hundred and Eileen feet deep. An abundance of
Plum, Cherry and Peach trees, and Grapes, on the premises.
DANIEL ERMENTBODT, Attorney at Law.
aug 16-tf] Corner of Sixth St. lad Court Alley.
AUTUMN GOODS!
147.EXME•
Nt - ETAS JUST RETURNED PROM TIM PRIN
on.AL mums% Witil s large sad choice suniertment of
114111 111181
Comprising the latest Printing. or
- MUSLIN DE LAINES,
AMERICAN PRINTS,
BLEACHED & BROWN SHEETINGS,
—ALSO—
AUSTRALASIAN CREPE,
TURIN CLOTH,
CASHMERES, PRINTED AND PLAIN.
Gingimme, Cimok, Ticking, Flannel., Mullin: Colored and
Wbite 011gtpti Vi§anclo, Bleached and Colored Drill
ings, Hickory Stripe. and Cord., dm, dm., Ac.
—ALSO—
BROAD CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
SATTINETS AND UNION CASHMERE,
HEAVY DRILLS AND COTTONADES,
NANKEENS AND NANRENETS,
MERINO, OASSIMERE AND SAXONY STRIPES.
A General assortment of Vesting and Scotch Plaid.
ang 22
Sur Estate of George Conrad, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN
Inquisition or Valuation of the Real Bets* late of
George Conrad, of the township of District, in the county
of Barks, deceased, will be held on Wednesday, the 9th day
of deptember, A. D. 15145. at 11 o'clock, A. M , on the PM
mines in said township of District, Berke county, when and
where all persons Interested may attend if they think pro
per. ABRAHAM R. KIENIG, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Reading, /Levet 1, 1863-71
ATTENTION, TAX PAYERS 1
THE UNDERSIGNED, TREASURER OF THE
city of Reading, respectfully notifies the Tax Payers
he city, that the Implicates of City Tax on Real Es
tate for 1883, have been pieced In bin hands for collection.
All person. are therefore not .fled to pay their City Tax be
tween this and the first day of October; after which date,
the Replicatee will be banded over to the City Solicitor,
who will enter Maus on all delinquent Tax Payees The
Tree...war may be found at alt busineee hocre at bit Aloe,
in the Cltir Hall, corner of bth and Franklin street, 9nd
story. lintranea to his ogles on Franklin street.
Isai 31-4193 WM. WAIDIAUXWU. Tamar.
MEiMEM
Mies. The long experience of this House
e different proportions and sizes'to fit boys of
on.
JAMESON & Co.
Farmers and florae Dealore !
DR. JOHN SHIFFERTI
TIE CELEBRATED VETERINARY &M
-GEON of Chatabenthurg, Pe, where he bee been prac
ticing anceeattally for the last fifteen yearn, respootrUHY
inform, the citizens of Reading and vicinity, that he le now
at the United States Hotel, for the pupate of operating
upon Dieeased.
g. x
andplesiges himself to cure most diseases, both external
and - taffeta, that this noble animal is eubjeet to. He
cares Weak and Inflamed eyes, if the Demi, Mel 41 , 919 ii
he condemns nutting Hooks oat of the gland of the Bye. it'
is generally done by men who do not understand the anat
omy, or diseases, or medical treatment of the Hone, or
they would never do it. He understands thoroughly the
treatment and cure of Bone and Bog Spann Ring-Bone
corps eon be relieved from their lameness without blew,
ishing.the Horse; tours:mesh poll gyrains,
Vareey, are also successfully treated. Hones unable to
grind their food, can have their teeth operated upon, so
that they can eat equal to Colts. All Mares that cannot
foal, can be greatly assisted by him.
. • -
Nicking — Do°king
all Hernia or Ruptured Horses can be castrated by him.
AU Surgical Operations scientifically performed by him.
Farmers who cannot leave their Morsel, can get Medicine
and directions for using It. He charges nothing for exam
ining a Horse, therefore, bring on your cripples. Also,
the most unmanageable kicking, balking or runaway Hor
ses and Colts broke to harnese My charges are moderate,
and let no men go away diceakiallied.
DR. J. SHIFFEST wishes it understood, that within the
last eighteen years many Horses have come under his no
tice that have been injured by maltreatnient from the hands
of men that have no knowledge of either anatomy, or dis
claim, or medical treatment of the Mores. A grastmAny of
Woe jg crivphc has cared after they have been drugged by
such men.
REFERENCES:
The undersigned, having treated Harem, both externally
and internally diseased, to the professionally skill of Dr.
JOHN SHIFFERT, concur in saying that his treatment gave
make satisfaction, and we eheerhilly recommend all per.
SOU wishing to conceit or employ a Veterinary Burgeon to
give him a call.
Dr. J. C. Richard; Martin Newoomer, Samuel Jeffery,
Frederick Byers, Dr. W. H. Boyle, Sol. Mexwelt
Dr. J. L. Suesserott p Evan Evens, J. L. Shank,
0. R. meneeramith, Dr, Seim Lambert, Jacob Hapir,
Peter Brongh, Dr. A. H. Simony, D. 0. Oehr.
ang
DEAFNESS,
DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR AND
AIR-PASSAGES.
40 Jak. '3O ..S., 1=41,-..TIL MX.
EYE AND EAR.
NOISE IN THE HEAD.
DEAFNESS.
Dr. F. A. VON MOBOHZDEOLER,
OCULIST AND AURIST
AUTHOR
OF THS
GUIDE
TO TEE
DISEASES OF THE EYES,
THEIR' TREATMENT,
ALSO, A WOKE INTITLED
"Medical and Surgical Science."
With Observations on the
Treatment of Diseases of the Eye.
Can be consulted on DEAFNESS and all diseases of the
BYE AND BAB. requiring Medical or Surgical treatment.
seir 1027-1027-102 T-1027 -tali
WALNUT STREET,
Between Tenth and Eleventh Strati,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
ARP References of the highest respectability can be ob
tained of cores performed by Dr. Von Moschzisker, is
severe cases of Deafness and Blindness, tang 16
DISSOLUTION OF paramntenre.
IRE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
ISTING between the subscribers, at the Packers&
, under the firm of Frill it Brubaker, wee dissolved by
mutual eoneent on the 9th day of Jnne,lB63. The bnet-
Ames of the late drat will be continued, st the old stand,
by b. Brubaker, who le duly authorised to timbre all
moneys due said Arm, and to make settlement of the out•
standing accounts. YBEDBISIOK H. FRILL,
July 4-3me] 8. BRIEBAKER.
Estate of Bonneville =ester, late of
the city of Reading; deceased:
X=4 ETTERS TESTAMENTARY ON THE ABOVE
Relate, having been granted to the =hearths; =old-
In the saute city, notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the same, to present them for settle
ment, and to tiwoo Indebted, tv make PeTPheel,
MBA - MINA DlSSlditt, Szeinitrix,
Penn street. between thi and 4th.
ang 15-&
Estate of John S. Livingood, late of Amity
Township, Barks county, deceased.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION ON THE
above Sedate, having bean grouted by„the Rogieter of
Berke nonntY, to the Undersigned, reeldlngln Amity town.
ship, Barks county, all persons having claims will present
them for settlement, and those Indebted will make pay
ment, to
Aug 16-6tv] illialtEMlAM Y. LIVINGOOD, Adm'or.
NOTICE
ITS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE"ACCOHNT
of David Levan and John B. Holloway, Aestigneu of
mote Rhoadeand Hannah his wife, has been filed in the
Prothonotary's office of Berke county, and that the MOO
will be allowed and confirmed on the 12th day of Septem
ber neat 0663), olden cause be shown to the contrary.
sag 15-4t] ADAM W. KAUFFMAN, Prothonotary:
ATTENTION FARMERS
.r.46.15133:Ert. ids C/X.Lift..191.31:1C.
MANIIPACTURERB OP
PHOSPHATIC FERTILIZER!
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE
attention of all interested in Agricultural PnrsalM,
to their Fertilizer—believing it will compare favorably with
any other manure in the market. lk ooroblisee in jaat pro•
portions inch ingredients, as not only stimulate for,.j brief
period, but oleo afford continued nourishment end dapple%
to the growing crops ; for Grain or Chase we think it spe
cially adapted, and only ask an impartial trial, that utility
eland or fall upon Be own merits. PRICE .45 00 per ton
wr3ooo lbs.
We also, MANUFACTURE an article called
MEAT AND BONE COMPOST!
Which as Its name Imports. is composed of refuse meat and
bones from the slenghter house, combined with o.ber ma
terials, forming a cheap and posse/Hui manure 6 , r Oorn,
Potatoes and Vegetables generally. Pa/C8 ti 7 0) per
Son-2000 lbs.
stir- These tisnoree may be had of Duane Genera ll y
and of the Mannladarera
TA M& & CLARK,
& W. Comer Bth and Washington Btn, Philadelphia.
414p40
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