FOR ASSEMBLY. •
TILT BECKER, OF C,ERNABNON TOWN
be ;CA Odhlete for the STATE LEO IST,A
NE at the October election. aultiort to }lndecision of the
Democratic Delegate Convention. Ho is thatikhll to hie
hien& for the support he received on a former occasion,
aid respectfully solicits the votes and co operation of
bis
fellow Democrats thruechout the county at the present time.
Caernarvon, August 2.4-2 t
von aIISEMZILIG
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
SAMUEL M. TILLMAN, of Reading.as a candidate
for the STATE Latin ATURE, clarinet to the Jedelon of
the IMMOURII6 Delegate Convention. [oog. 8-te
FOR 41.1391311ffirtair.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
H. H. MANDLRBACH, of WarneWort, as a candi
data for the VATE LEGIELATURB, subject to the decision
of the Democratic Delegate Conventicle. [Aug .5.-tg
POE. 41.1513111K8L1G
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
WILLIAM REINS, of Washington hArnsblP, aa a
candidate for the STATE LEGISLATURE, strident to the
decision of the Democratic Delegate Convention. DM. 5'4C
For Assembly.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
CHARLES A. KLINE, of Greenwich, as a candi
date for re-election to the STATE LEGISLATURE., subject
to the decision of the Democratic Delegate Conedllion.
sag ti-ta
For Assembly.
WE ARE AUTTIOItIZED TO ANNOUNCE
J. Y. BECIITEL, of Union township, as a candidate
for the NITS LAIGIWATTAIS, subject to the decision of
the Democratic Delegate Convention. fang d-ic*
For State Legislature.
FELLOW—CITIZENS:—AT THE EARNEST
.011custion of 'maw Meade, I am Induced to offer
leyeelfairain as candidate tor the STATE LEpis.
antdect, however, to the decision of the Democrati ATc
Dea
gate dionveution.
Jeffereon, Aug. 8-tc]
103 asumumuuroir.
ISva. A. 8311T11. OF LOWER HEIDELBE It°
township, ban candidate for the STATE LEG.
AVMS at the October election, it nominated by the
Democratic County Convention. [aug 1-ic
FOR ASSEMBLY
Avid. H. SNYDER, OF EXETER, IS RE
COIIII[SZiPSD As • carsitdato for to LfiIIISLA
VIRE. subject to the toDaluation of the Democratic Con.
section. by
July 25-tc]
For the State Legislature.
THE SUBSCRIBER lIESIDECTEULLY
PERS Missal( TAT againS
LEGISLATURE andidate for the
E,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Delegate Conven
tion. He returns bin thanks to the friends who gave him
their support two years ago, and asks for the votes and to
flaaace of his Damosratia feßow•silizeus thronsbout the
noway on the present o<ta.loll, pledging himself, if nomi
nated and elected, to represent their interests with faith. a I
nese and integrity In the General Assembly of the Com
monwealth. WILLIA3I A. LUDWIG.
Centre township, Augmt S-te*
To the true fiends of the Union and the
Constitution.
rELLOW-CITIZENS :—AT THE EARNEST
and repeated solicitation of many friends, I am in
ed to Whew) , name as a candidate for the
STATE LEGISLATURE,
eubject, however, to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. Should Ibe nominated and that nomination
be ratified at the coming October election, I pledge myself
to leave nothing undone on my part, that wilt tend in the
least to promote the true interest and welfare or our noble
old Canty and State,
Alsace, July 15, 1663-70,3
1 1 0.11. PILOMIZONOTAXV.
To the independent Voters of Berke County :
Y - con
ELLO IV-CITIZENS : ENCOUItAGED BY
the liberal support I received in the Democratic
ey Convention of 18t0, I not indnead again to offer
myself ea a candidate for the office of
PROTHONOTARY OF BERES COUNTY,
At theenstangelection, subject to the decision of the Demo
cantle County Convention. I respectfully solicit the voles
and influence of my friends and fellow Democrats in the
name tnenaltigin, barongha and wards, and Pledge InYnni f ,
11 elected, to discharge the duties of the office with strict
fidelity and Impartiality.
Reading, July 18-tc]
EPHRAIM ARMSTRONG
FOR 'PROTHONOTARY
ELLOW-CITIZENS:-AT THE SOLICITA
TION of many of my friends, I offer myself as a can
idato for the
OFFICE OF PROTHONOTAVY
. .
of Berke county. at the coming election, subject to the de•
clalou of the Democratic Delegate Convection. Should I
be ROgolealed and elected, t pledge myself to discharge the
dtltlee of tat omco personally, and with strict fidelity.
Heading, July 25-to] GEORGE K. LEVAN.
Ton. PROTHONOTAILIL
To the Independent Electors ftf Berke County.
FRIENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS
COURAGIID by thalak.d. osa kind support which I
received three yeare ago In the Democratic Delegate Con
vention, being the second highest vote, and within a few
mitotic( giving me thenomination, (for Which I am heartily
thankful) and by the father persuasion of my frieode, I am
induced again to oder coyest( RS a candidate ter the calico of
rgorliosoninY
of Betts county, subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention. Should 1 be nominated and elected
by your votes, I will leave nothing undone In the die
charge 'Atha duties with fidelity mid impartiality.
Itespestfully Yours,
r, July ys'k] 'JONATHAN L. REBER.
EMEr
FOR PROTIZONOT4LET.
To the Independent Voters re• Berke County.
FRIENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS:—EN
COURAGED by Imam.. Mende, I am Induced to
offer 'mynas a candidate for the office oT
PROTHONOTARY OF BERNS COUNTY,
At the aiming electitm, subject tittle decision of the Demo
cratic Delegate Convention. I respectfully ask for the votes
and influence of my Democratic fellow citizens In the
viveral townships, boroughs and wards, and pledife myself
It nominated and elected, to dtecharge the tlatiee of the
office faithfully and 111/148.00111Y.
Oley, July 85-tea] WELLINGTON H. GRIMMER.
FOR PROMIONOTALIVIr.
To the Independent Voter* of Berko Cozobty
FRIENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS !---EN
COURAGED by my friends, I am again induced to
mier myself to a candidate for the once of
PROTHONOTARY OF BEAKS COUNTY,
At the coming election, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. If nominated and elected; I
hereby pledge myself to discharge the duties of the °tile°
personally, and with strict fidelity- I would further take
occasion to !hulk the Mentes in the Convention of 100,
for the support they then gave me, and solicit a renewal et
the support and !salience of my Democratic lellow-cltizans.
I have been a voter for.thirty-two years, and have never,
in a single instance, Obviated from Democratic rules or
Democratic principles, but have always, to the fall extent
of my mean' and ability, stood by the eandidatem and m ea.
sum of the party.
Amity, Ang. 8-td
TOR PROTICONOTELair.
To the Independent Voters of Berke County
FELLOW—CITIZENS:AM JiIiGOURA GED
by many of my Democratic Mende, to otter myself es
a candidate for the °dice of
PROTHONOTARY Oj BERK'S COIIETT,
Subject to the decision of the Democratic Delegate Con
vention. I reepectfaliy solicit your support and indnence.
and give you my pledge that. if nominated and elected. I
will discharge the duties of the alike in a faithful and sat
isfactory manner.
Upper Bern, Aug. 8-lc*]
FOR REGISTER.
MENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS :—EN
coußeaso by the very handsome support received
or the office of
REGISTER OF 'WILLS, de.
In the Democratic Delegate Convention three years ago,
viz: 71 votes out of 142, being only one vote less than a
majority, for which I again heartily thank the Delegates
Of that Convention, I again offer myself au a candidate for
said Mlles before the next Democratic Delegate Convention,
and reepeetfully ask the renewed support and Influence of
I.By Merge throughout the *aunty.
:di S. TaIRAVEGHTAII,
Stoneheburg, July 25, 1663.-4 o
FOR REGISTEIR.
To the indepentlent Voters of Berke County.
WELLOW- CITIZENS —ENCOURAGED BY
nemerenefriande, I am Induced to offer myself as a
candidate for the office of
. .
MOISTER OF HERBS COUNTY, •
,abject to the decision of the Dettocratic Delegate Conven
tion, and respectfully ask for the support of my Demo
erotic fellow citizens throughout the county. If nominated
sod elected, I pledge myself to dlecharge the duties of the
office with punctuality and fidelity. •
Douglass, Aug. 13-teiIPHILIP EAGLE.
•
For Register.
MBE SUBSCRIBER, THANKFUL TO HIS
Demoeratle Irellote-Oltilens for the euppork they
gave him three years ago. Is persnadedjagaln to offer him
self as a candidate for the office of
EFAISTER OF WILLS, &a
Subject to the decisionof the -Democratic Delegate Coeven
&lon. He reepentfallyaollette the Totes and Influence ofhte
Mends and fellow-Deasecrate tbreagboat the county, tad
pledges himself, ifnoutinated and elected, to discharge the
ditties of the office in a altisfactory manner.
Hamburg. Aug. ft-tc] • JONAS KELLF.R.
TO
Regir.
npHANKFUL r .TO TEE DEMOCRACY OF
Berke county for the support they gave me three
years ago, I am encouraged again to offer myself as a
candidate for the office of
REGISTER OF WILLS, tn.
At the October election,
.culiject to the decision of the
Democratic Delegate Convention. I reepectfally solicit
the Totes and Ingnence of my Democratic fellow-citizene,
and hope that my nine months' absence In the service of
my rpontry Will not cause them to forget my claims. If
nominated and elected, I will faithfully diechargo the do
ges of the ofice. CHOU.,
- Llent.l67th Regiment Penna. Militia.
Greenwich. Avg- it-to-
ItEGISTER OF WILLS
•
To Me Fr/ and Independent Voters of Reeks County.
FEL LO W-CITIZRNS TYLANKFUL FOR
the Monti eneenressmentirecelved In the Democratic
COnSentioll 0(.18150, lodates the to offer mysel f
amain as atqdllisterof
XELOZOTER OF WILLS,
subject, hoitififeir;tsf the deciefon of the Democratic County
Convention.: :I.itsiffecifolly Solicit the rotes and the Influ
ence of tar 'frfaidi In the comity, and pledge myself, if
alerted at 04 awning fall afeatioa. to (balms the dales
of the aloe personally to the satisfaction of the public.
MAHLON A. SELLERS.
Windsor Castle, July Sti, 3883-to
To the Democl4tle_aliectOre of Berke Co.
iirtende and
lAGAIN , OFFERYMYGNIN , TO YOUR CON
INDBRATIONIivi atEridideiefdithe Wasik/I
- ..iniffiSTRRVF MEW; &e.
snidest to tit, &Melon orths County Convention. Should
Ibe so forinulitrttle 'nesife tie nomination and be
emoted, I promise to porfortg the dudee with ihapaztimlity
and to your entire satisfaetion_
Ily your old. Servant.
Nattlewr i rrirltaj J. D. WOMB;
FOR =MUSTER.
lOFFER MYSELF AS A CANDIDATE FOR
REGISTER, subject to the decision of the Democratic
e.niention.
Reading, August I-WI LEVI MOVER.
roa RIICtISTMEt.
11.= Inarpetad.at EIeG,A-s Berko
FRIENDS AND I/ELLOW-CITIZENS :—AT
the earnest solicitation of many of my DoloodrMit
friends, I am induced to offer myself as a candidate for
the cane of
REGISTER OF WILLS, &e.
of Berke county, at the October electiou,iubject to the de-
Ciniott he Democratic Delegate Convention. I reaped
folly ask for the votes and Witten:lce of the Dottleernte
of
the county, and glee them my' pledge that if nominated
awl elected, I will discharge the duties of the officefalth
fully and impartially.
Oloy, July 26-tc] JOHN R. EDELMAN.
FOR RECORDER OP DEEDS, &C.
a L CYndI F int W o Pun! ' Re c ord e r
r r l ? • l a V t lL tu L be e
cieber election, subject to the nomination of the Demo
cratic County Convention. July It-tel
POE. 111.11CORDERA
To the FPeeeun of Perks County
TMtIENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS: —I AM
encouraged by many friends to otter myself an a can
didate for the attire of
RECORDER OP DEEDS, Ste.
of narks county, at Ike anteing Median. In me I receive
the nomination of the Democratic Delegate Convention. I
respectfully ask for your cotes and Induence, and give yen
the aannrance that, if nominated and elected, the oillce shall
hu faithfully attended to.
Lnegswamp. uIT 25-M] WILLIAM OEIST.
RECORDER OF DEEDS, &C.
To the Free and Independent Voters of Berks County:
FE LLO T li N S :—HAVING BEEN
placed second on the Mt of car:di/Les for the office of
RIWORDEIi OF DEEM ,Br., OF BARKS ( 1017 .FTI r r
By the Democratic Delegate Convention which met three
years ego, and for which I return my grateful thanks, I
am encouraged again to offer myself as a candidate for the
name office, subject to the decision of the Democratic Con
vention of the present year. I respectfully ask the votes
and indoence of my Democratic friends throughout the
county, end pledge mwelf, If nominated and electekto
discharge the duties oflhe °nice personally, to the entire
satisfaction of the public.
Reading, July IS-te] ISAAC LAUCKS.
WM. N. POTTGIOBR
iron ILECOIADIM. OF DZIEDfis &G.
T> 11ia Indakendent Elcatnra Eit" Berks County.
FRIENDS AND FELLOW-DITIZENS:—EN
COURAGED by the liberal errep,rt I received three
year. ago, I am again induced to offer input( as a candi
date for the Lace of
MART DEMOCRATS.
. . .
RECORDER OF DEEDS, dm.
Of aelllff CORllty, at the October election, subject to the de
cision of the Democratic Delegate Convention. I reepect
folly solicit the support and influence of the Democratic
electors of .the county, and give my pledge that, should I
ho nominated end elected, I will attend personally to the
duties of the office, and discharge them faithfully, to the
best of my ability.
Alaidonceeek, Jelly . EENRY REIDEIL
For Clerk of the Orphans' Court.
To the Free Electors of Barks County :
VRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS:—BE
1'
rgiO encouraged by many friends, I have concluded
to offer myself a% a candidate ter the mace of
CLERK OF THE ORPHANS' COURT
At the ensuing election, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Delegate Convention, and I respectfully solicit
the support and Influence of my fellow Numerate through
oat the enmity. If nominated and elected, I will discharge
the defies of the allies with fidelity.
Spring township, Aug. 115-tcj LEVI SHARMAN.
For Clerk of the Orphans' Court.
Th the Intlepehdemt Elettors ft, Berke earthly,
FKIENIJ6 tINP radLQW-ciTIZENS :—IIAV
. IND received a very handsome vote in the Democratic
Loesentlon of ISO, as a candidate for the office of
CLERK OF THE ORPHANS' COURT
of Berk. county, I am induced agate to offer myself as a
candidate for the same office, subjact to the decision of the
Delegate Convention of the preseet, year. lem thankful
fur former favors, and respectfully Bohol; the auppert and
Sentience of the Democracy of the county, at the pre. out
time. Should I succeed in obtaining a nomination end
election, I pledge myself to discharge the duties of the of
in a capable and satisfactory manner.
Earl, August I—tc.] PHILIP S. DIATHI,AS..
JOHN HM51111141
CLERK OF Tribe OREAANS' cc - Amt.
To the Independent V 0161,8 of Bcrke Coienty :
LSE LTA)tv-crr IZE NS :--HAVING BEEN lION
ORM with the second highest vote in the Democratic
County Convention of Is6o, for the niece of
CLERK OF THE ORPHANS' COURT
. .
of Berke comity, 1 em encouraged again to offer myself
as a candidate for the game office, subject to the decision of
the Democratic Velegate Convention. Thankful to my
friends and the Delegates who gave me ench a liberal sup
port three years ago, I respectfully ask the support and
influence of the Democracy of the county generally, in the
approaching earn - age, and pledge myself, if nominated and
elected, to discharge the duties of the office with strict
fidelity end impartiality.
ltongewamp, July 23-to]
CLERK. OF THE ORPHANS' COURT.
1)... hedopentioll Elalors If Rorke County
rLLOW-C ITI ZEN'S : —H A VIM} BEEN HON
oRED with the votes of a large number of Delegates
in the Democratic County Convention of 1060, fur which I
return toy sincere thanks, I am encouraged to offer myeelf
agaln no a caadidate for the OWCP of
CLERK OF THE ORPHANE" COURT
of Berke connty, at the October election, If nominated by
the County Democratic Convention shortly to assemble. 1
respectfully solicit the influence and support of the Dele
gates and my Democratic friends generally, and pledge
myself, if nominated and electdd, to fulfil the duties of the
Ace to the entire iiatiefaellon of the people.
Exeter, July IS-Ic] SOLOEICIPI CLOSE.
ror Clerk of the Quarter Sessions.
To the Independent Votfrn Seas County :
- IEIENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS
1 + the perenaolon of many Monde I am induced to offer
myself an a candidate for the office or
CLERK OF THE COVHT OF QUARTER. SESSIONS, die.
of Berko county, subject to the dindoion of the Democratic,
Delegate Convention. 1 respectfully aok the support and
iolluence of my Democratic fellow-citizenry e nd pledge
mynelf, if nominated fing Ce044,,30 disellitiEnthn datigq 4t
the office with fidelity.
Alsace, Ang. S-tc.l JACOB SCHMEHL.
For Clerk of the Orphans• Court.
T. the Independent Electors of 12t-ks County.
!ENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS :—H AV
MG been honored with a handsome vote In the De
mocratic Convention of Do 0, for which I am sincerely
thanktni, I am encouraged to oder myself again as a can
didate for the office of
CLERZ OF THE OP.PRANS' COURT
of Berke county, subject to the derision of the Democratic
Deladoto lloaaellll6ll. I reapectfally uelt fee the kapp.i4
and itdinence of. my Democratic friends throughout the
comity, and give them the ausurance that, if 1 am nomina
ted end elected, the office shalt be faithfully adminhturcd.
ZACHARIAS 11. MAURER,
Reading, Aug:l-te.] Lieut. Co. I, 179th Penna. Regt
Clerk of the Quarter Sessions.
T. Use Independent Voters ell Berke County.
LLO W-CITIZ S :—MANY OF MY
A: friends have urged me to become a candidate for the
mace of
EZEKIEL RHOADS
CLEW!. OF THE QUARTER EVASIONS, Sze.
of Berke County, at themumirm election, and I am there
fore Induced to present my name to the Democratic Dele
gate Convention as a candidate for nomination to said office.
respectfolly ask for the support and influence of the
Democracy of the county, and pledge myself, if nominated
and ekoted, to discharge the dutiea of the office ta/Ph im
partiality and fidelity.
LEVI M. GERHART, Capt. Co. 0,
Bernetlle, July 25-to) 151st Penna. Regiment.
I=
For Clerk of the Quarter Sessions
To the Intkpowlent Voters of Berko County :
FELLOW-CITIZENS AVINGHEEN
HON
ORED, three years ago, with the second highest vote
in the Democratic County Convention, I am encouraged
again to offer myself en a Candidate for the office of CLERK
OF THE QUARTER SESSIONS, &a.. of Burks county, nub•
jest, as before. to the decision of the Democratic Delegate
Convention. Sincerely thankful to the Delegates for the
liberal support they gave me upon that occasion, I again
solicit the VOW, and Influence of my friends and follow-sill
cane, pledging myself, If nominated and elected, to die
charge the &thee of the office with tare cod fidelity.
Reading, July IS-te* . ] FRANCIS ROLAND.
To the 4 Electors of Berks County.
FELLOW-CITIZENS :—BNCOURAG El/ BY
the colieltatlona of a !timber of my friends and the
nattering !support I received two yearn ago, I again offer
myself av a tnndidele for
COUNTY TRE.ISURER,
subject to the nomination of the Democratic County Con
vention, and hope my Democratic friends throughout the
county, will kindly give me their support and influence.
should I be so fortunate en to receive the nomination and
be elected, I pledge myself to diecharge the dutioo of the
oilier personally to the beet of my ability, and 1 trust to the
retire satisfaction of the cltlzena of old Berks.
/tending, July 25.-te] ISAAC It. FISHER.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
FELLOW -CITIZENS :—BY THE PE RE HA
SION of many friend% I am Induced to become acan
delete for the obi. of
TREASURER OF UERKS COUNTY,
at Olt MitUleli eitogiOn, Fuhject to Um dtdolon of
erotic Delegate Convention. I reepectfolly solluit your
votes and intloence, and !menthe, le case o r my
and election, to perform the duties of the Deice with !Ariel
fidelity.
Lower Heidelberg, July 25-tel
To the Free Electors of Bergs County.
FRIENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS :—EN
COM:AGED by a number of my (rinds, I am induced
again to offer myself es a
aelbr.b..4l•A: Fop cotwar naAsuRER.
And I solicit your 'totem and support for said office, subject,
however, to the decision of the Democratic Delegate Con.
vention. Should Ibe lei fortunate as to 1,0 nominated and
elected, I pledge myself to discharge the duties of the office
with fidelity.
Upper Talpetioccon, JalylS-tel MICHAEL LONG.
To the Electors of Barks County.
TMtIENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS:—AT
r the solicitation of many friends, I ens persuaded to
offer myself as aca dilate for the taco of
TREAMER OF BECKS COUNTY,
Fri Meet to the decision of the Democratic Delegate Con•
amnion. I respectfully solicit your unpportand influence,
and pledge myself, should I be so fortunate as to receive
the nomination end be elected, to discharge the Mitten of
the office faithfully.
Richmond tp., July 25-tc] SAMUEL MERKEL
For County Treasurer.
To the Ihelepentleat Voters of Berko County :
1 ELLow-errizENs:--1 HAVE: BEEN RN-
A! COURAOED by fieMOTOUB friends to become a canal•
date for the office of
TREASURED °TIMMY'S COUNTY,
at the mowing election, and bare therefore concluded to
■ubmit my name to the Democratic County Convention for
nomination to mid °glee. I respectfully eek for the support
and intinence or my fellow Detnoontte throughout the
county, and give them the sessurenee that, if 110133 in ated ftnd
elected, t will attend to the duties of the office with mild
fidelity.
Magner, August / -kg WALL* .11111151 L
•
Tor County Commissioner.
rr II E SUBSCRIBER, AT 'r ITE SOLICITATION
I of many friends, Is Induced to offer himself as a can
didate fur We of of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
At the ensuing election, enhject to the decision of the Demo
cratic Bounty Convention. Ile respectfelly setae for the
support and rover of his Democratic fellow-A:Minus, and
pledges himself, if oeudooted and elected, to dlochene the
dollen of the office with fidelity.
Caernarvon, Aug. S-tcj ..10UN KURTZ.
-
For County Commissioner.
FRIENDS AND VEL LOW- DEMOC RATS OF
OLD BEEFS:—AL the solicitation of many friends, I
am enecommail to offer timeline a candidate for the eflice of
COMNISENNEE OP BEIIKS OUITNTY,
subject to the nomination of the Democratic Delegate Con
vention. Should 1 have the good fortune to be nominated
and elected, I will dh.cbarge the duties of the aka with
economy and fidelity; but Bilotti.] I not be the choice of the
CeeVelliten, I pledge myself in advance to give to the sum
cesenti candidate, whoever be may be, my hearty end un
divided support.
Womelsclorf, Aug. 1-tel JACOB BiIARTLE.
For County Commissioner.
To the Free Electors of Ba - 109 County.
LIItIEN DS AND FELLOW CITIZENS ;—IIAY
-INO received a very fettering vote in the Democratic
Convention of IMO, for which I aunkeartily thankful, and
encouraged by the renewed persuasions of my friends, I am
induced
coN agate
,VISSIONE. to offer my
R se ON BERNS If as a candid
COUNTY, ate for the office of
tebjoci tgo pc derision of the next Democratio County Con
vention, and I respectfully solicit your support and tali
once. Should I receive the nomination, and a majority of
your Totes at the October election, I give you the assurance
that the office shall be administered faithfully and without
wa
Co y partiality.
mm July 20-tc] WILLIAM PIUTOT,Fr.
For Direftor of the poor.
ABRAHAM EHROOOD, ESQ.,OIF ROBESON
township, will be a candidate for Director of the
Poor of Barks county, subject to the decision of the Demo
matte Delegate Conventloth Lang 111-31.
FOR DIRECTOR OF THE POOR.
AT VIE EARNEST SOLICITATION OF
many of my follow-citizens. I am induced to offer
myself no a candidate for re elecrion to the office of
DIRECTOR OF THE roan
Of Rocks 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 influ
ence of the people, and pledge myself, if nothinated and
elected, to discharge the duties of the office With justice
and humanity.
H.ociling, July 11-14 AARON OF,TZ.
To the Democratic Electors of Berke Co.
I: 4 IRIENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS: I OF
FERju myself to your consideration as a candidate for
the office or
DIRECTOR OF THE POUR,
(eubJect to the decision of the County Convention). Should
I be so fortunatees to receive the nomioation and be elected.
1 will promise to perform the duties with Impartiality and
fidelity.
Respectfully, yoer obedient servant;
Reading, July 25, 1803-51*) JOSEPH AIUTHART.
Tor County Auditor.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO STATE THAT
ANDREW KURR, Esq., of Bethel township, will
be a candidate for County Auditor. onbject to the Recision
of the Democratic Delegate Convention. tang 22-2 t
For County Auditor.
A MUEL G. HATFIELD, OF DOUGLASS
TO WbinIIIP, will be a candidate for County Auditor,
at the October election, nubJect to the decialon of the Demo
critic Delegate Convention. [aug 10-3t*
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IT IS WELL KNOWN THAT THIS COM
pony, in the few years Apiece the construction of the
nroed, ham sold a large neumber of Farms to settlers,
who, mostly In a short thee, enjoyed a degree of pros-
perity, which is mamma evideore of the quality of the
soil, and the facilities for disposing of lie produce. The
numerous villages which have sprang up in tide short
time also indicate the abundant resources of the country.
The land in rich PRAIRIE SOIL. often thickly wooded.
Woodland can generally be purchased at short distances
and kW }irises—rionletiresti of the Company. The oarlone
kinds of grain are succesefully cultivated. Fruit, Grapes,
&e., grow rapidly, and yield abundantly and of superior
quality. The fruit market is probably the best- In the
West. For the raising of Cagle there is uo bolter country
to be found. Couelderiug the infancy of the settlements,
much has already been done for eabooln.
The Company afore to settlers "-rout advantages. TM
land in sold—Wood or Prairie,—at from *1 to llillper acre,
according to its distance from the Railroad. .At the time
of purchase, only Its,, interest of the purchase money Is re
quired. For the :l Mot years, likewise only the interest.
At the end of the fourth year and the three following, each
one quarter of the capital.; itimi after the expiration of
maven years, the whole amount Is paid. On cash pay.
tueitle a liberal discount is allowed. Parchment are ex
empt from taxes un the land for seven years.
4114-The undersigned has been appointed agent, and
having personally examined the land, in able to give exact
information, All communicatienn to be addressed to
LEVI li. MESS
March 21-tf]
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
im- xx.or_.x3o. , ga
FINE FLAVORED OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
LIBERAL P/SCOVET To THE T4ADV.
TIIE PLANTATION COFFEE IS PRE
ferred by those who have used it to the best Mocha or
Java Coffee, it being superior to strength end richneee of
flavor to the ordinary Imported Coffees. Ae n i ece the
only receivers and manufncturere et the
OLD PLANTATION COPE NZ,
We would caution per friends and the panne against pur
chasing any not bearing our signature, as since the perfect
success of our . .
•
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
kfutnerque ypeoatiteterers are trying to palm off io r w r
coffee at lees price. eaylug that theirs is an good, hatter,&e.
Some have gone PO far an to offer one ortolan large amounts
if they would print a quantity of label. bearing our name,
Ste. Others are patting up mialaree labelled in imitation
of our genuine
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
Sea ao Planter Coffee or Planter, Loaf Coffee, bc., sal
dently to misguide the public by palming off an Inferior
article for oar
. . .
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
Ae we are the only receivers and manufacturers of the
We !shall purdah all infringers of onr eopy-rlght to the for
theta extent of the law.
THE OLD PLANTATION COFFER
Is put up in ODA pound tin-toil packages, 36 and CO' lbg. In
a cage, with full directions for using on each package. For
sale by all well regulated family NtOrIVI.
winairr 0 ILLIE3 & BROTHER,
Importers and Manufacturers, 233, 235, 237 Wimhington
Street, New-York. [June 13-3,p
Dyspepsia Remedy and Blood
Searcher.
DAVID L. VTENRICH
DR. MAU:LET'S HEALTH RESTORATIVE
BALSASI —Thin celebrated e.Bcine le offered to the
ille Iff
as the best remedy for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Headache, Plies, Diseaaeu of the Blood, Eruptions of the
Skin, etc.
IT lIAB CURED THOUSANDS!
IT IS A NEVER FAILING REMEDY!
TRY IT
Read what it ban done Air Mr. ATINHIL D. exam - ism., or the
Arm of Campbell & Marshall, Bout and Shoe denture,
Centre Square.
LANI:AsTER, PA., March 4, 1863.
Dr. G. 11,..14anxiav—Deer Sir: For many years I wan
the victim of Dyspepsia in its most aggravated form ; my
system having become so much deranged and debilitated,
that I was enable
to perform any kind of labor. 1 had re
sorted to the boot doctors. Within reach, without relief. I
need some of the most popular tamsdies of the day, hot
none of theta did me any nand. My antleringa cannot be
descrllifsl in words. I was then living at Hopewell, Ches.
ter county, and in 1857, as a tart resort, I commenced the
one of your medicines. They soon afforded me relief from
the meet painful symptoms which 1 had scarcely hoped to
obtain and In a sorprininuly short time I waecomptetely
restored to health, and I have enjoyed the best of health
ever since—not a symptom of my old complaint remain
ing. Since then, I have always kept lour medicines in
my family, and would not be without them ape:: any eon
.ideratioa, as they have never failed to do what you claim
for them. Respectfully yours, .
A. D. CAMPBELL.
Thin in hut one of the many tentimoninin daily received
a prattle of this great medicine. Fur sale by
HARVEY BIRCH & BROTHER,
Jane 6-tf] Druggists, No. OS Went Peon St., Reading.
FOR BALE AT THE OLD JAIL, THE CHOW
ad variety of Bar and Hotel °laza. China andqueens
ware tarallisra ever offend in Rendlag.
SALE OF LAND.
JOHN ENDLICH, Agent
Rending P. 0., Perks county, Pa.
=I
OLD PLANTATION Cams,
*am GREAT
- READING SAVINGS BANK. I FRANKLU N •
INCORPORATED IIdAY 3.3., 1355. FIRE INSURANCE I COMPANY
• CAPITA L, $140, 000 .
OF' I'HILADELAJ . 'I-LIA.
Banking Hasse, East Marhet Square, Nn..th Side, -
Reading. Pa. OFFICE, Nos. 475 AND 437 CREST , NUT STREET.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED FROAI TEN CENTS Capitol, - - . - . 410:0,000 00
Perpelnal Promlnine, • • 9941! 1,973 29
to Ten Thousand Dollars. Money is received on de
posit from 9A. 111. to 9 I'. Ill..; and ou Wednesday and Sat- ' •
I ems Five Per Coot. - - • 41 .149 Mi
-- —1696,824 03
urday livoilingii frODI 7P . ?Intl 9r, 31, Unexpired TomporarY l'amitaus, 190 1.16.1 00
Interest wilt be allowed at the rule ~,I Five per seta. por Lune for the portion of time expir
annum, ou all mum remaining ou deposit, fur one year or 1 ed on polices over one year,
more.
On sums remaining lees than a year, Intermit will be al
, lowed at the rate 01 Pour yea cent. Per .',..,.."-.
Iflr All the 000013 of 1.110 Bank and DID figifViDlDl I prop
erly of the st.wirholders, are liable for the payment of De
recite.
Persona who have money to deposit, are invited to call
at the Booking Rouse for farther information.
DIRECTORS.
DAVID Velma, GIDEON SelDra,
Moms ni. GMVDES, Connie IltDsva.,
DANIfil. B. LORAH, Colman T. Bottom%
A. P. BOAS.
President—A. F. BOAS.
-ADAM MEL Idee 27-ly
=2
PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
bin Disinter or PENNA., Reading, July 112, 1989.
The following Circular le published for the Information
Moo of the public:
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Clrcelar Provost Marahal General's Office,
No. 47. 'Washington, D. C.. July 17, 'O3.
1. D rafted men beanie aoldlorn la tho mein of the
United Waal by the fact of their names having bean drawn
in the draft. The notification served upon theta by the
Propel Marshal, is merely an announcement of the fact.
and an order for them to report for duty, at a designated
time and place.
11. The following opinion of the lion. William mintig,
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 3, 1809,
notice of such draft must be served within ten days there
after, by a written or printed notice: to be served on him
personally or Lit Ltantog a copy at his last plans nf nab
deuce, requiring him to appear at a designated ,
011(10.41/0119
to report for duty. Any person faillug to report for duty
after notice kg at his last vines r f residence. or served ou
him personally, without furnishing a substitute or paying
11300, is pronounced by law to be a deserter; he may be
arrested and held for trial by court mattial and sentenced
to S.M.
If a person, after being drafted, and before receiving
notice, deserts, the notice may still be served by leaving it
at his last place of residence, and if lie does not appear in
accordance with the notice, or furnish the substitute or pay
the Imo, be will beta law a deserter and mina be treated
accordingly. There in nu way or manner in Which it per
son, ouce enrolled, can escape his public duties, end when
drafted, whether:pm-vent or absent, whether he changeable
residence or absconds, of the United Mates
against him are secured a ' only by performance of
his duty to the country, t ill escape liability to he
treated as a criminal.
(Signed) WILLIAM WHITING.
Solicitor of the War Department.
JAMBS B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
Provost Marshal's Office,
Sin Dumurr ox PANICA, Readlug, July 22.1567.
The following circular is published fur the benefit of all
concerned:
WAR DEPARTMENT.
• • - .
Circular Provost Slart.hal General's Office,
No. Waal:lin k :tee, D. C.. July 18, 1863.
The 4th paragraph of Circular No. 44, Ismail from this
office Su4y. 19., IS(11, le beret") , moalleS ee as le corroapond
with the following opinion of the Hon. William Whiting,
Solicitor of the War Papal [meet, which will hereafter gov
ern In all 00,00 in which it is applicable:
OPINION.
"A person drafted Into the military service of the United
gitl4Cs, node: Poe proelsions of the act of March It, PM,
chapter 7r.. for enrolling and calling out the national
forces. and for other purposes,' claiming exemption from
draft by reason of any disability an provided in said act,
has the right to have the question of his disability sub
mitted to sod passed upon by the Board of Enrollment,
whose dcohinit thsrmin is fool. If the Roned shall have
decided that the claimant is liable to serve, he has the
right, Ow mach decision against him. to Pay his ootodru
tation money, nr to furniAb his substitute, within such ex--
tended time as 1/1.1.Y be fixed by the order of the Beard of
Enrollment for his appearance for duty.
(Eigne.l) WILLIAM WHITING,
Eolicitor of Gm Woe Depaitirmal."
JAME , . It FRY,
July 25-lf] Provost Marshal General.
For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Berl Bugs,
Moths In Furs, Woollens, &c. lnscci son
Plants, Novels, Animals, &c. Put up In inc.
Lac. and 00 Bosci., Bottler, aed Flasks, and $0 stone
for IloreLs, P. 11.10 INFTITISTIO., &e.
"Only infallible remediaa known."
" Free from Poi eons."
"Hot danger°us to the Human Fornily.'•
0 Hate come order their holes to die."
.11Z , Sold Wholesale in all large elites.
Sold by alt DROPOISTA and Herm Lana everywhere.
gar !!I BEVpANE!!! " of all worl4lsee 1141041 0 ga
AsFs- See that ... Cosrates" name; 15 05 *elan Box, Bottle,
and Flunk, before you hey. .
AN" Address IIEATILV R. COSTAR,
41.1 . PRINCIPAL DEPOT 402 BROADWAY, N. V.
/Fir Bold by—ll ARVEY BOWL/ & Co., 15'holesalo and
Bum; e,S,STsvaes, 0:i liast peep street, aln o fe the Rail
road; J. R. Motaatnr; R. Y. H urrrea & Co., READING',
January 17, 116S-oao
ALLEN & NEEDLES.
Farmers ornd Dealers will pima examine every barre
and bag of Phosphate of Limo and nee that ft hoe the fol
lowing brand:—•• Moro Phillips' Genuine knproveel Ste
Per Phoephate of Lime. The standard goaranteed.
Manufactured at hie Chemical Wotke, Ifeindeu, N. J., for
ALLEN & mcarncs,
41 Sonde Wharves and 42 South Water Street
•Price 471 per 2000 lbs.
Our Soren-PROSPNATS OF LIME Is uniform in its checolulk
cunstitaents, and can always be depended ua.
ALLEN & NEEDLES'
FERTILIZER.
Packed in good strong bags, 150 Ms. each.
$3O per 2000 lbs.
This le decidedly the cheapest Concentrated manure In
nee, cheaper than Bonze and lags as lung.
tea' 1 111,-T .4 1 111, 11T INED a.
PERUVIAN—No. IGoverrimtot, received direct from the
Governaiect, at lowest matard Tatra.
ICH ul3Ol3—A very superior article, received direct from
the le
$11.5 per 2080 lbs.
PACIFIC OCEAN—A mall cargo of •"obi fashioned
genuine, racked in bade, Very dry, and strong.
$6O per 2000 lbs.
PLASTER.—Ground Plaster, it superior article, packed
In good barrAlb
BONES,—Gronnd Bones. Warranted Pare.
are-- A. liberut deduction 'nude to Drutcra in the atone
arlicha.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
42 South Wharves and 41 South Water &roe
VIIINT MAE ABOVIR CRESTNCT,)
PHILADELPEILL
We sell no articles but such as we can safely re
commend. Duly 25-3 mo
D It. 131tUN ON'S
CONCENTRATED REMEDIES.
NO 1. THE GILEAT REVIVER. SPEEDILY
eradicates all the evil effects of SELF-ABUSH, as
Lose of „Memory, Shortness of Breath, Giddiness, Palpita
tion of the Heart, Dimness of Vision, or any constitutional
derasomments of the system, brought en by the unrestrain
ed Indulgence of the proclaim. Acts alike on either sex.
Price One boiler.
N 0.2. THE BALM will care in from two to eight days,
any cane of NONOILRIRE.I, id without taste or smell, end
requires no rekriettoti of action or diet. For either aex.
Price tine Dollar.
No. :t. TDB TEREI3 will cure in the shortest pocalble
time, any nhVo or dram", even alter all °User Itemeciles
have NUM to produce the desired effect. No torte or emelt.
Price One Dollar.
TOE l UNITER le the only Remedy that will re
ally cure Stritanres of the Urethra. No mailer of how long
Mending or neglected the ease may ho. Price Con Dollar,
No. O. TIM SOLUTOR will cure any earn C;KAVISL,
permanently and speedily remove all ittilictioux of the Blad
der and Kldneye. Price One Dollar.
No 0. FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULAR.
. . „
No. 7. THE AMA lIIN will cure the Whiten radically, and
In a much shorter time than 'boy can be removal by any
other treatment. In fact, to rho only remedy that will re
ally currant thin dinorder. rietutant to take. Price One
S. THE ORIENTAL PASTILS are certain, cafe and
speedy in producing SIENSTRUATION, or correcting any
Irregularities of the monthly periode. Price Two pollute.
No. 9, Volt Prt IiTICUI,AIiS SSE I:IIiCULA It,
Either Remedy eeut free by mail on receipt of the price
annexed. Eudora postage clamp and get a ("Denier.
General Depot Nunh-gad corner of York avenue and
Callowhill Street. Private Oftice 401 York Avenue,
Pa..
For.nate in Reading, only by HA 12YEY BIRCH St 800 ,
where Circa Dm gimlet ni nu valuable information. will full
deatriptionn of each care, will be delivered gratis, on ap
plication. Addreee
. .
DR. FELIX RCC NON,
Rog 1-1 y) I'. 0. Box 99, Philadelphia, Pa.
LAUER'S' DREVVERy
READING, PA.
IJIHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to
the public that be has recently enlarged bin BREW&
Y to a considerable extent, and introduced steauppower,
and is now ready to supply all dementia for
SUPERIOR ItTALT 3NIQVOIRS,
For home and distant consumption. Ills stock of Malt
Liquors, warranted to keep in all climates, is as fellows:—
BROWN FITOUT. PORTER, BOTTLING ALE, DRAUGUT
ALE AND LAUER BEER.
June 19-tf FREDERICA LAUER.
N.B.—A liberal percentage will be allowed to Agents
abroad.
- —5171,05 or,
921,768 11
Sari,lug,
. 1 ,g,ain4,//0
Total •
Statement of the Ameta of ,-,he Company,
January 1, 1136; 3.
,
First Mortgages, amply scoured, E 1,909,931 46
Real Estate, (pnesent va1u11;188,322 E; ') cost 128,970 77
Temporary Leann, en ample Collators:,' Securities 04,928
Stocks, (present value $99,375 10) COB 4 ' • 61,991 50
Rotes and blue receivable, • • • 1,949 90
- - • - - 75,312 03
*2,369,2.91 OS
Advance In Value of Real &date over ooet, 0,3.11 70
Alvaace In Value of Stocka over coot, ; 10,470 50
Total, - ' • $2,392,116 39
Aar The only Profits from Frenriesi, - ns which this Com
pany eon divide by law, are from Itieicz winch have been
delerenineli.
Fatrart.from the Charter of the Company.
" at the moneys received NS rremium i+ upon Riskewhich
remain undetermined, and are outstare]; ing at the time of
declaring such Dividend, shalt not be cc ; ustdered no part of
the profits of said Corpnration,'or dirt& i d as ench."
PERPETUAL OR LIMITED IP itiunANCES
MADE OX EVERY DESCRIPTION OF ol ROPERS . ; II
1
. Town and Count :ry,
For Owners, Mort gagees,Ground Lan,Ul3rae, •o. &a Hates
ae low se are cona.tont with security.
LOSSES BY FIRE
Losses paid daring the year 1862,
By order of the Board. •
GRAS. N. BANGh ?roeMont
Atteet—JAH. W. AIeALLI&TER, &ore try pro tom.
DIRECTORS. r
CHARLES N. RANCHER, DAVIJD S. DROWN,
ToBIAS WAGNER, ISA 4 1 1 LEA.
SAMUEL GRANT, EDW.,I RD C. DALE,
JACitill R. SMITH, GEORG' F. TALES,
DRORGE EICHARDFI, ALFRED MUM,
CHARLES N. BANCILEII, Presid. I ~t.
EDWA RD C. DALE, Vice Preeldynt.
./Ae. W. 'MCALLISTER, Secretary pro In S .
*fir Application.. for Innorance, made either personally
or by letter, will be promptly attended to by
J. LAW, RENCE GETZ,
April 4-ly] Ara lir: the Comparryl ,at Reading,
TEM COLTIMIVA
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF COLUMBIA, LANCASTER COin:INTY, PA.
CHARTER PERPETtIAL.
V COMPANY CONTINUES TO INSURE
1 Buildings, blerehandize, and other y'•roperty, against
loss and damage by fire, ov either for a
cash premium or premium note.
The large and increasing capital of the Company, con
sisting of premium notes given by its un embers, and based
upon
$1475,789 ::35,
Insured ou the mutual plan, affords a reliable guarantee
equal to ten times the average loon on Div, amount tenured;
and the Directors pledge themselves to I teal an liberally
with those who luny sustain loan or dais ago as the case
will adroit or, consistent with Justice tc parries con-
Amount of Premium notes, a 1.55,620 49.
Balance or Cash Premiums unexpend
ed, January Ist, ISO, ' $l, 609
Cash receipts &Irina the year 1962,
less /gaits' commissions, 6, 791 47
Cash to 221116; its Jahutiiy,l9o3, t;O5 80
$9,345 84
Lateen and Expeneee paid during the
3 ear 1862,
Balance unexpended, Feb. 2d, Ite3;
OEOROn YORN4i, TR., Secretary.
Micuecc S. SHUMAN, TrellBUrer.
DIRMV/118;
IL T. RYON. . lIERSTINT,
ABRAHAM. BRUNER, MICALAZI H. MOORE,
JOHN HENCE ICH, GT,ORGE YOUNG, Jr..
IL 0. MINIM, NICHOLAS Mr.:DONALD,
SAMUEL F. EMI:ELWIN, E.MOR H. GREEN,
MICHAEL S. SHUMAN.
$3-PHILIP 211111Crt, Ninth and Venn etreeto,
is the Agent for the eb , rve-named Company, and will take
risks in city and cow,,try at the lowest rated.
Jane 13, 1561-timr,s!
lINSURAUCE COMPANY
OF THE
MIME OP PENNSWLVAIIirLii.
OFFICE, NOS. 4 ../IND 5 EXCHANGE BUILDING,
Nora Side Manta St., Between Dock and T4it;tl SO.;
I=l
INCORPO3 1.41.TX1D IN 1794.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CIiIL3PIUMAILT_Ah. 1111200/..4000.
Properties of the Company, Feb. 1, 1863,
$493,829 67.
Marine, Fire and Iniund TranaTortation insurance
-DIRECTORS.
HENRY D. SHE?RERD. WILLIAM R. WRITE,
CHARLES MACH. LESTER, UEORGIE H. STUART,
WILLIAM S. SMITH, SAMUEL GRANT, Jr.,
JOHN B. AUSTIN, TOBTAS WAGNER,
EDWARD C. THOMAS D. WATTEGN,
HENRY G. FREI:MAN, CHARLES S. LEWIS.
GEORGE C. CAM ON,
HENRY
WILLIAM HARPIIII, Sew
ifir - Applications, fa: Insnra
LIAR EMMY, at Howard 9:1
May 16, 186s-1y
P. SHERBERD, President.
story.
• nce may be mode to WIL-
Co's. Express Office.
TO THE LADIES.
IW-11E T MT AIL 9
GLASS AND ONENSWARE.
TATE HAVE NOW OPEN A LARGE AND
V V elegant assortment of tho following Endo of
X'ANCZ CHINA :4LE.T.T . CLES:
French China paves, 7 doz. pairs, all sizes, Card Baskets,
Card Receivers, Jewel Boxes, Cologne Bottles, Motto Cof
fees, Watch Holders, Inkstands, Cigar Stands, and a variety
of other fancy goods suitable fox the What• Not Also
Bohemian and Breech Glassware,
Such as Wine Battles, Decanters, Gobletsand Wine Glasses,
Liquor Setts, Cigar Stands, Card Baskets, Cologne Bottles,
Cake and Fruit Stands to great variety, Castors, Salt Cel
lars, Candlef,tisks, Tumblers, dm. &e., and Common Glass
ware of evtry description; together with as extensive
stock of
QtrEENSWALRE,
Consisting in part, of White Granite Tea and Toilet settls
Teased ()vireo Cups. Dinner, Breakfast and Butter Plates,
Dishes of all kinds, Pitchers, Mugs, Bowls, &c.. &e., with
a fall line of common ware, all of which we offer at unu
sually low prices. An inspection of our goods by our many
patrons and the public, is respectfully salted. _
M. KUPER Sr SON,
No. 124, Corner of Fifth Abel gpottee
may 24
OLD ESTABLISHDD
ME co AB A Ma.
No. 5 Beaver St., Albany. New• York,
On the French Sydera. Quid,: Cures and Low Prices.
2.o,oooTatienta Cured Annually. '
it. TELLER CONTINUES TO BE CONF . &
D.
dentially and successfully consulted on all forms Of
private diseases at his old eotablished Hospital, No. 6
Heaver Street, Albany, New-York. Twenty years devoted
to this one particular branch of practice, enables him to
perform cures such as no other physician can; and lie
hecilities are ouch, (being In correspondence With the most
potoinnted Pii.fairittla of tiro Old World) of oblaintrig the
parrot as well as the latest remedies for these ditteases, of
fer jrAnC9lllol3tai to the unfortunate of a quick and rapid
cure, to he obtained at no other office in Antorica.•
. .
In sypLitis, gonorrhea, gloat, strictures, enlargement of
the testicles and spermacetic cords, hobo, ulcerated throat,
core throat, tender shin hones, cutaneons ereptions,blles,
Clears, atoms., and all Leber impnrillee of the system,
are perfectly under control of the Doctor'e medicines, and
have been tested in more than 20,000 cases annually with
iID memo success.
YOUNG MEN addicted to secret habits, who have Im
paired their health and destroyed the vigor of their minds,
thus depriving themselves of the pica vroe of married life,
are notificil that in commiting Dr. J. Teller, they will find
a friend to convole and a physician who has cured thou
s:olds, it almost every part of the United States, who ap
plied to Dr. T. broken down in health, now rejoice In all
that makes lifo desirable and mon happy. The reader is
of coops aware that the delicacy of the subject will pre.
vent a more minute description of nix terrible disease.
DR. TELLER'S GREAT WORE.—A book for everybody.
Startling disclosures. Dr. Teller's great work fur the mar
ried end nom) conteinplaling marriage -200 pages—full of
plaice—price 22 cents. Sent to all parts, under seal, by
post paid. The rip& married and the married
happy. A lecture on Love, or how to choose a partner—
e complete work on midwifery. It contains handreda of
secrete never before published. _Warranted to be worth
three times the amount asked f ur It. 25 cents, in specie or
postage stamps, enclosed, will seethe a copy by return
mail. Iv. Toiler has devoted a life time to tho cure of
thine diseases of Willa Ills book treats.
•• .
• TO THE LADIEB.—Dr..7. Teller still retains the only
Agency in America for the sale of Dr. Vichci's Italian Fe
male Monthly Pills The sale of more than '20,001 boxes
establishes their reputation as a Female Remedy, neap
p: 0ac4,41. and for in advance of every other medicine for
stoppages, irregularities, and other obstruclons in females.
CACTl4.N.—Marrind ladle., in certain delicate sitnationit
should avoid their use. For reasons, see directions which
accompany each package, for the guidance of patients.—
Ltu the receipt of tkl, (the price per box) these pills will be
sent, by mail or express, to any part of the world, secure
from cnriosity or damage. /Or °Mee LIMO (rein BA. N.
to it P. a.; and on Sunday from '2 to 5 P.M.
N. 11.—Persous at a distance can be cured at home, by
addreralag tt letter to J. Teller, enclosing a remittance--
Medicines securely packed from observation, sent to any
part of the world. All canes warranted. No charge for
advice. No students or boys emple3 ed. Notice this—ad
drum all letters to J. TELLER, M. D.,
May 18-.ly] No. I Beaver street, Albany, N.Y.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
INSTANTANEOUSLY AND PERMANENTLY
removed without injury to the skin, by the nee of D.
O.I.IIITOR'S newly discovered process. Address, en
closing five cents in postage stamps or rummy. , D. R
LINTON', 23 North Third greet, P hiladelphia. • Llano W.
WALL PAPERS.
BROWN GROUND, Gi cents
WHITE GROUND, 121 44
GLAZED PAPERS, 25 "
1531=1
.11E70 3C 2112 FM:" 111E_T 31"" g
BUFF AND GREEN HOLLANDS,
BAND BOXES, $1,75 per doz.
GEORGE CHRISMAN,
Nos. 3 AND S PENN SQUARE.
READING, PA.,
T p TAS OPENED HIS SPRING STOCK OF
Li new nod heentifol designs of WALL PAPERS,
WINDOW SHADES, &0., of the most fashionable mono-
A.turo, and will sell ibe Santa at the tutry lowed prioog.
Jar Next door to the Farmers.' Dank, II and Penn
Square, Reading, Pa. [Arun
FARMERS , MACHINE SHOP.
SAMUEL LESSIG,
HEREBY INFORMS THE FARMERS OF
Berke and adjoining Connties, that he has been ex
pertmertting will. a LEVER POWELL. One of hta SINN killA
been to have a Horse Power that would run light enough
to serve well when only a single horse to required and yet
be strong enough for four horses. Twenty-eight are in
use and all give full satisfaction. This Horse Power is
warranted to run light and to be more durable than any
other Horse Power in the country. •
The subscriber has also a New UNDER SHOT THRESH
ER, which he has invented since last season, which is
warranted by far superior to any other kind. The dust
flies under the Thresher in place of flying In the feeder's
face. Different kinds of Shakers are made to the shove
Threshers. his TREAD POWER and OVERSHOT
THIL EMBUS am tia well known that there fa no use to say
anything about them.
The subscriber has a lot of the moat improved HORSE
RAKES on hand, afro STRAW CUTTERS, CLOVER HUL
LERS and a variety of other Agricultural Implements.
All Machines and Trapletnente are warranted to be made
of the beet materlele and to itiVe full rutWection in overy
respect. Farmers are respectfully Invited to come and
see his Machines before parchasing elsewhere.
All repairing done at the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable terms. Orders will be promptly filled.
SAMUEL LESSIG,
Corner of Fourth and Washington Streets, Reading.
Mayl.o, IStEI-Simen
$60,780 11
FAMILY DYE COLORS.
Black, Salmon,
Dark Brown, Scarlet,
Snuff Brown, )ark Drab,
Liyht Brown, digit Drab,
Dark Blue,
LVet Blue, )range,
Daik Grecn 4
Liobe Green, lblonia,
Pink, iolferino,
Purple, Trench Witte,
State, :offal Purple,
airman, b inlet.
ramtuar VMS COLORS,
FOB. DEYING. SILK, WOOLEN AND MIXED
Goode, Shawls, Scarfs, Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bon
net§ Halm, Featherk Std Gloves, Children's Clothing, sad
all kinds of Wearing Apparel with perfect fast colors. Full
directions inside each package. '
6,1129 73
3,1'16 11
51.340 84
A. S. OREFai, Preeillent
These Dyes are mixed in the form of powders concentra
ted, are thoroughly tested, and put up in neat pacliages i
expressly for family use. For twoolY"avo . 1111 . you Co.
color as many goods as would otherwise cost live times
that sum. The process is simple, and any one can use tlln
Dyes with perfect success. Directions inside.
Manufactured by . HOWE & STEVENS, 260 Broadway;
Beaton. Price per package 25 and 15 cents.
For eats Ly throgglets and Dealers in every ell and town.
April 11, 180-omee
< c #% \ k 'ti° vS t tOdo
vih h sfozch
Beds, Feathers, Blanicets, Uomfortabes,
4411.11118 3 Cushions,
And all other artielee belonging to the laminae
Feb. 14-Iy] AMOS HILLSORM.
New Coal Yard and Feed Store.
TorHE UNDERSIGNED HAS LEASED THE
Coal Yard, ant Floor tlntl Fete SOD, attached,
( merly carried on by John Batley), at the South-Bast
Corner of Sixth and Spruce streets, which he has refitted
and stocked with a tupsiler article of Coal for family use,
and the best brands of Flour, with all kinds of Feed and
Grain, which he Is ready to sell at the very lowest prices
for Coot. Trading by-strict attention to business and by
dealing In good articles, he. will merit a share of trade
from the citizens of Heading.
Coal, X'lonr and reed,
delivered anywhere in the city. All orders left at my re
eidetic°, on Franklin street, two doors above tbs.Universa
list Church, or at S. Herman's Agricultural Store, will meet
Willi tempi. tateatios.
April 11-U]
HAS ICHIMOVED HIS
Wholesale Fancy Dry Goods and
Notion store,
ADJOINING JOHN S. PEARSON & CO'S.,
where he nflors to the trade and retail castnmers, the
largest and most desirable assortment of goods in Ills line
east brought to this city. His stock consists in part of
Hosiery and Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Tailors' Trimmings,
Perfumery and Fancy Soaps; Jewelry, Combs, Pine,
Needles, Thread, Sewing Silks, Bm., Shoe Findings, Drugs,
Stationery, Cutlery, and a great variety of Miecelianeons
Articles and Notions too numorono to mention.
• E.--V" Country Merchants, Pedlars, Milliners and others
supplied by wholesale ea the lovrent,eity plicee for Cash.
' May 2,1863,
INVALID CORPS.
ATTENTION, INVALIDS !
ENLISTED MEN HONORABLY DISCHARG
ES op account of dioability, desiring to re.onlirtin this
verge, will present thereeelves to the Board of Enrollment
for the District in which they reside, for examination by
the Surgeon thereof, whoahall make a personal examina
tion of them, and report the result to the Board of Enroll
ment.
The Board shall then consider each cage. and It the ap
plicant is found to fulfil the conditions specified, the Board
shall give hint a certificate (according to the form furnish•
ed) to that effect.
The term of oullatufent shall be Three (3) Years or during
the War. For particulars apply to the Proyoot
Jane 11,1.88941
CONCORDIA. mum,
NO 369 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
\ WASHINGTON, O. C.
11111 P. UNDEUSIGN,RD WOULD RESPECT
fuIIy inform their numerous friends throughout perks
county. that limy have leased the above 'total, and are now
prepared to accommodate all who may favor them with
their patronage. At our bar may be Mond the heat and
purest Moore, while the table is supplied with tho beat
the market affords. THOMAS 141JfdPIIRRY.
Junel3-tr] FRANK BITTING.
C. C. AtiILTZBERGEIt,
No. 65X, Enst Pienn St., between Sixth and
seventh, North Side,
READING, PA.,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
TOBACCO, SWABS &
OONWPANtLV OF HAW A LABOR A4SOXTMENT OF
MEERSCHAUM, BRIER ROOT, AND FANCY PIPES.
May 30, 1063-N
' WILLIAM PENN HOUSE,
CORNER OF PENN AND TENTH STS.,
READING, PA.
BERTO.LETTE GRANT, Proprietor.
ITIHIS HOUSE BEING A LICENSED TAVERN,
the best of Liquors are kept at the Bar, and as good
a table as any other Hotel in the county. At:commode-
Cone for Boarders and !travellers. Charges reasonable.
10 -. Lazuli from 9 toll &crock, daily. pane 6-tt
BOUNTY MONEY,
BACK-PAY
AND PENSIONS.
ATo pLicAno • l ls . . mumf . Lor A n T ey T n E tla io w ED
May 90-in - Offies La Court Streeti Reading.
EA.—EXTRA NEE OOLONG TEA, AT
T
Zeb 401knaga. KWh liknot.
GOLD BAND
WINDOW SHADES
AND
IIin.VMAILMEDMIETC6 7 ./ -
AL Saving of 80 per cent
11317.11DELPEIXEL.
MATTRESSES,
Very respectfully,
JOHN W. CIIRISTHAN
REMOVAL.
HENRY CROUSE,
TO No. 18, WEST. PENN SQUARE, READING, PA.,
t. 37
CONSTiTUTiON --
FOR TH E
CCP.N.SrrXWT.:7 2'ItCSIs:I
AND THE
ONLY KNOWN REM E(,
FOR
DIABETES
AND DISEASES 0.E"ell
KIDNEYS AND BU DD]:
These Dangercus. haul TrwiLl,corne
thus. frt. thwieted the hest d
ample fely 11E-11ED
THE OL T RATII/I:
properties of the modici nodi roet
eecretiou, and by so altering the °maiden
and liver that the shareby principle
verte4 tato auger tat long as the spier; •
nuance of the
CONSTITUTION WA
which given thrice organs time to recov er ;
and vigor. We aro aide to .tats that rh,,,
ter has cured every care of Diabetes la 'a L.. i;
Blum
STONF , IX TILE BLADDER, 0.41.1"1.' !ars
BRICK DUST DEPODI I',
PISONARGE:i alt
URANATINN.
DleeaVe occurring from one and the. Mn.
entirely eared by the Constitution Wet... ;ft,, . .
length of time. The dose should vAry whb :•,..
the disease. from twenty drops to a 1e......yee• : • ; • .
a day, in water. During line pattage of th.. I
pain and urgent symptoms should he eood.•
peeper remedies, then followed up with
Water, us above directed.
2.:ll . ,:ilingerltDlialA, OR PAIYPIII,
AND IN JIHNORVIA (II A OR Pr; • •
Both diseases arising from a faulty tee. - 01;..o
alma' dnid—in the one ease being Luc Ito;..
panted by nevem pain; end the other a in . 1 . ,
, .„
lion, which will be speedily cured my th
Water.
The disease known as FALLING of THE w::•.• ; •
Is the relaxation of the liceinents of lisi
known by a sense of heavine-s and 11,0 .
back tied sides, and at times aceornpalliadi..; ,
atiug or ahoollug toting throodit the
eon, lao rot noyett hy the toe.noto,
Thorn Is another class of symptom:
TATIoN OF TDB W 05113, which .
sees, which word corers op mach s: . 4 .
cases out of ten the doctor does not r.oi y ;
the symptoms are the disease, or the NO r.O • `..• • •
We can only ennumrate them here.
lady of Cold Feet, Palpitation 1.! the 1!.. ; , ;.
Memory, Wakefulness, Flashes of 11,0,
tads, and Dimness of Vision. ,
SUPPRESSED MENSTI:
Whirl:in the uumarried female l eon,
disease, and through neglect the y .. Ml. al in.,: „
dangerous maladies are the reenit; toot
Month passes without en effort bring • •
the suppression becomes chronic, the
looses her appetite, the bowels are co .
sweats come on, and coned:option. nnrl iy rt-0,,.
• •
LETVORRIBEA 011
frhia dlecanadupende upon an ...
lining of the vagina and womb. It is in .
panied by severe pain in the back, nerd. , th, ...a.
through the Lips. A teeapootiful of dor
taken three tleaea a day, with an injecii,n,
fill of the medicine, mixed with a Malmo., ;I
raarnhat aud events?.
112.1WPAT104V OP TER Nr,arc
INFLA,II3LITION OP THR
CATAHRHOP TIIE I:LADDER,
WIRY AND BURA'INO Of: P. 115 .---
FUL
For these diseases It is truly a sovereign airotity, ti
[hitch euttuat ha raid to Ile i1•Va1,43. A
known to relieve the most urged symptioit..
Are you troubled with that distreabing riiig hi t!.-
or the hack nod through the lOW A s
0013411.11t1011 Waler will relieve you like; tar, it.
1072 DFSP/i',/',l/.1.,
It hue co equal is relieving the
i.Ollll, Al., Headache, Heerthrtru, Aeitl
iog Food, Ste. Tatra a tea.spoonrut alter
in all cocoa may be Suereatted if desired, kit
done gradually. . .
PIIYRIIII.42.'S
nava lees titled it iVOII tip tea it, -4
Juniper in the treatment of these cliFtento, sea 41r
them for want of a better remedy.
COYSTIVITION WATF:!:
Has proved Itself equal to the MO, thet hat.
open It.
1)1U.P.12 TEN
Irritate and drench the kidneys, and by ron-I Sri
lend to cbronio degeneration and eundriood
nrut.D. .111:EAD. /13 . 71.111,.
Dia.c, Pa. , ,
Dr. Wm. H. GREGO—Dan. Sir: ,
Wag allliCtad Milli the sugar diabutos, sun! t.r
I passed more auto two itallouo Of way
hours. I was obliged to get op as often r-son ,
times during the night, and in five 1111 l utic.
pounds in weight. During the month of Jul;. (-
cured two bottles of Cooolitutiou Water, ort.l to to
otter using it I experienced relict, and wft..r ask m: it
ties f wee ontirel, cured, soon naer ruguini
good health. Yours truly.
J. V. T.. Pi:
BOSTON CORNERS, N. Y., li t ,.
Wm. H. GREGG & CO. :
Gents :—.I freely give you liberty to ;ache
following Certificate Of the value or Cosavirr fir b
which I can recommentrin the highest in.inoor.
KS' wife, Who was attacked with pain In
whole length of the back, and is her limb:, i'.
lion of the Iddart, attended with 1;41 (rosy et
Dontenorrhart, and Irritation of the P! • 'r. !
physician, who attended her about tbree
left her worse than he found Ler. I than
the beet phyalciami I could dud, whoa tteuded 5.7
nine months, and while she was under hi,
quite as mach pain; be finally gave Ur
Hata her ear:stens inexerabl," •'
Bach a coedrinatio4 eettrplittnta, That ba , tiete•
/or one operates against some WOr of her 'lO. ,
About this time, she commenced the 1100
Water, and to our utter astonishment, al 111:
seemed to have the desired effect, awl shbli,et
ing rapidly under Us treatment, and now par.. int.'.
Crely her domestic affairs. She has nut lain any
Coll6otlltioll Waler for about four weeks, stnt we ere
to my it has produced a - permanent cure.
W.ll. DI. VAN 11E2:5nv9
MILFORD, C0,.,1 Nov. 1
Dr. War. H. Oxsoult
•
Dear Sir:—l haVe for @milli Mtn!, bet]
that troublesome and dangerous disease—rhw, .1.-
reaisted all remedies and doctors, until 1 took Ct..ti .
Water, and you may be assured that I wa.
pleased with the reenit. it hasenfirsty e>,,reri liIP
may ,cake any use of my name, you may str lit. in
to the medicine ? as I have entire yenatiests.
Yours truly, I'll\P
THESE A Rte. Ts ENo UGH.
Therel. s no alms of diseases that produce such ‘,.0
leg effects upon the tumuli constitution as 11i.i1:.
Diseseee of the Kidneys,. Bladder and Urin.:ry p
and through false modesty they are neglect-100d
are so flitedilead AA to be Isiyuiiit the coati...! et . ...,,;
remedies, and we present the'
CONS 27 TU . .710 N WATER
To the public with the conviction that it lvt4 un ;
relieving the class of &seasee for which it
ao eminently successful to caring; and we, trip.; ti ,
shall be rewarded for our stWerts in pla..•tu.;
rhmedy la a form to meet the requirements of 11,11;,!,
physician.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, PRICE 7!.
WM. It G REGti Sr, CO., I'ropr,l.
Morgan Sr Allen, General Agents, No. 4s Cild
New-York. [Nov. 'l,/
COAL, WOOD, SAKI
111L-ANEMICIEV. ant; AlkiVAI:
SAMUEL BOON]
TFORBIEHLY)
John 'Kissinger, Jr.,
Corner of Penn and Front Streets, fie.
Ti AS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND ;,
at reasonable vices, all kinds of Broken, it
&ove Coal; hint, Chestnut and Bituminous Coal, id
and Sand.
Persona la want of anything in my line.
to their advantage to give me &Call before parent •in
where. I detiver free of extra charge to any
city.
A.' WOOll22l)Zzes canal!
WHOLESALE AND RETA
Peo." • • S
ADDLE AND HAHN
147
4,;,,
), . nidLNIIIPACTO22I.
- 'EAST PENN Svitrwr, NKT, - ..
ib..v. ) SHVEN'I.II AND ENDITI
• , 0
~, .: ~ South Side, ueurly orh•-ao l' -
' ''....1 ,•!: - Berke County Hea..e. T 1,...
&tee big. or tbn Roil i.,
READING F.
=--- umitia,osire Jaatutry /-1, Stmt(
F. WESGHE,
MANUFACTURER OF IRON RAILINGS, BELL-GA.
AND LOCKSMITH,
AT TITS OLD AND NELL-KNOWN
Court Alley, above Sixth street, near thu
Hone, Reading, Pa.
Mist Keys made, and all sorts of repairing dttne at
notice. [March :!--••
MONEY WANTED !
ON REAL ESTATE SECUR ITY. I PPJ.‘
JACoc C
Office—Court street
MONBY TO LOAN
APPLY TO
JACOB C. EC II /il'•
Comma. I:
I ma re
Oface--C,oart street,
°RAMS (WALT,
GRIANS CAN CONSTANTLY 11 I! 11)
LAUER S BREWERY, corner c) Third c I
streets. F . 1, A L
DecomhAr 7, ltiflikr
•
ARTIES WISHING TO SELL,P
CHASE Heal Estate, will do well to ell! open ...
JACOB C. seito;:.‘ l,
00111Mere1.11
Ottlee—Court street
COAL OXL I COAL orig:
50BARRELS COAL OIL JUST RECEII
warranted equal to any Inannieetered. For ad
the lowest wholesale and retail prices by
Feb 28] (ISQ. LERCH 8 C.
JEST RECEIVED,
2000 PLOWER POTS, AT THE OLD J
09t W. SHWA
Cormnrrrf•~. I I.