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SITUBDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1863.
DMIVIOCR.&TIC
COUNTY CONVENTION
T:,c delegates who were elected on gaterday
the '2.1111 of August, 1563, by the Democratic Mt'
of the several townships, boroughs and
wards a Berks county, assembled in County
oar_ ration on Tuesday, September let, 1863, at
'c!o,k, A. M., in the Court 'House at Read
ipg and organized by the election of the follow
jog oilieera :
President z
HENRY B. !MOAN, of Colebrookdale.
Vice Presidents !
litaAn E. LIEMWIGI, of Amily.
WiLiaxm 11. G/MIER, of Caernarvon.
EDWARD L. KILLNER, of Marion.
.kiss GOUOLER, of Comm.
BENToLET GRANT, of Reading.
ilasev Ssiosns, of Reading.
DANIEL ZOIMEDIAN, of Kutztown.
Secretaries :
Henry A. Summons, of Cumru,
William 11. Gernand, of Reading.
Joseph K. Harvey, of Reading.
Ephraim Fritz, of Douglass.
The several districts were then called over, in
F ,4 1, sbe tic al order, when the following delegates
preisated their credentials and took their seats
as members of the Convention :
LIST OF DELEGATES
it:,oay—David Heinly,jr., Jacob A. Pieter, William P.
3fate, Henry BMW, William It Roller.
4,eity—lienbea R. Crieeemar, George K. Lorah, Hiram
E Ladner.
Berr, William Y. Shearer, Frederick A.
`"- g o ry cpper—William Marbarger, Michael Kauffman,
wdliams.
E. : ran/A—Jacob Illegal, Aaron K. Bright, Franklin
Pobe.ce.
D.thd.—Franklin Stchberger, Benjamin Becker, Peter
S. Lam
mel:look—Henry Wagner, Jahn Troatel, William Z.
Lime ,
(Wrearmn—William H. Gilmer, John Plank, Samuel
ncrastwell.
etre —Daniel IC. Roth, Jacob H. Haag, Levi Kauffman.
Schandey, Henry B. Rhoads,
Bear" L. Gilbert.
Cum-el—Henry A. gammon% John Gouper,Peter Gram
km.
Lists bet—Jacob Pronheimr, John Orebro, Charles M. Pox.
1' ow/no—Ephraim ants, C. B. Yorgey, Cyrue W.
biter.
Eiri—Jacob S. Yoder, Samuel Babb, 3120C11 S. Militias.
gunkle, Joseph Levan. Peters. Levan,
4r(rntoied—Joseph Weida, Jacob Liehty, John IL
hoses.
Eur.;«rg—Charles Lebold, Demur/Me Derr, William
117.1thaze.r.
tk. e ft—Jacob Noll, John W. Plano. Reuben Richard.
zteMerg. Lower—Levi Winter, John Maurer, Jonathan
B.i.hlberg North—William Stump, Jacob Smith, Sonja-
Graetf.
ii•ntont—Charles N. Guy, John Doti's, John S. Baugh•
ma,
J.:fermi—Joseph Wilhelm, George Gillman, Samuel N
Noe!,;er.
aethown—Charles Mita, Daniel Zimmerman, Peter
E=ZO=NMaiii
hidoweek—Jobn D_ Barnet, George W. Wily, William
Kauffman.
MiIM=;=R;IEMI
.V.ratatony—llaniel Angstadt, Charles Miller, George
Est,
Nlhlcaerg—John Body, Isaac Z. Deek, Solomon Yoder.
1.-y —Daniel Loucks, William Weaver, Samuel B.
Suabb.
NEMMOiMiiMI
P..sa—Daniel Elliman, Elias Obeid, Charles Diehl.
P,rg—FrancieS Reber, Benjamin B. Beide!, Martin
fite—J.ihn S Dotterer, Jacob D. Deyeber, Lewis Y.
Earbach.
ki,hecoad—Solomon Miller, Benjamin Merkel, William
Bernhard•
•
DZisun—Amos L. Dick, George ',image; Daniel Wick-
norkiami—Dacrid Beichert, Isaac Miller, Reuben Fred
diogeombmanop—Charles Levan; Daniel Buskirk, fleecy
13,raha-rd_
Spriay—Micbael Goodman, George Lash, Daniel Tenter.
Michael oa4segt, John
Wi helm.
reil . phoccon Upper—Daniel Wertz, Solomon - Luber,
hzae., Y. Shearer.
1111.4ingtore—Nicholas Andre, Henry Seben. Franklin
R. Batmen.
witelter—Jnel Focht, John S. Seidel, Joseph Bayer.
ingeeletorjr—John B_ iSpatz, Henry Oberly, Augustus
Fird Ward—Wood I. Schwartz, Philip Y. ellham,
Eno. :.''eidere.
Snead Wurd—Joseph K. Harvey, John B. Ooodhart,
hat Helder.
irizrel—Deriolet Grant, Daniel Forked, Jacob B.
Ward—David Roland, Christian Schick, John.°
Ems,.
Ftfii Ward—lnac Matz, William IL Gummi, William
Oa motion, the following Committee of one
from etch township, borough, and ward, was
appointed, to draft resolutions, and report the
names of delegates to the next State Convention
and a County Standing Committee for the ensu
ing year, to :
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS, 4:C.
David Healy, jr., George K. Lorah, Frederick
A. Grarir, William Marbnrger, Aaron M. Bright,
Franklin Etchberger, Wiling= R. Ziemer, John
Prank, Levi Kauffman, Henry L. Gilbert, Peter
t;ramiing, C. M. Fox, Cyrus W. Fisher, Jacob
ii. Yoder, Henry Diehl, Peter B. Levan, Joseph
Weida, William Balthasar, Jacob 8011, John
Maurer, William Stump, John Dolts, Joseph
Wilhelm. Charles butt, John Wormkessel, W.
W. Kauffman, John L. Moyer, George Katz,
Dam Z. Deck, Daniel Lanas, John Moser,
Daniel Billmati, Francis S. Reber, Jacob D.
Itepher, William Bernhart, Amos L. Dick, Isaac
Miller, Daniel Buskirk, Michael Goodman,John
Wilhelm, James F. Shearer, George Smi th, jr.,
Henry Schell, John 8. Beidel, John H. 81)53,
Wood M. Schwartz, John B. Goodhark Jacob B.
Mast, Christian Schick, William Keen.
The following general nominations of candi
dates for the different offices were then made:
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
For Assembly:
J. Y. Bechtel, of Union.
Samuel M. Filiman, of First Ward, Reading.
Charles A. Kline, of Greenwich.
William Heins, of Washington.
William A. Ludwig, of Centre.
li. H. Manderbach, of Womelsdorf.
John Missimer, of L'lsace.
William N. Potteiger, of Jefferson,.
William H. Snyder, of Exeter.
Dr. A. Smith, of Lower Heidelberg.
For Prothonotary:
Ephraim Armstrong, of stb Ward, Reading.
Wellington B. Griesemer, of Oley.
George K. Levan, of.4th Ward, Reading.
Jonathan L. Reber, of sth Ward, Reading.
Ezekiel Rhoacia, of Amity.
William Shortie, of Upper Bern.
For Register :
Henry C. Croll, of Greenwich.
John R. Edelman, of Oloy.
Philip Eagle, of Douglass.
Jonas Keller, of Hamburg.
Levi Moyer, of 2d Ward, Reading.
Mahlon A. Sellers, %f Windsor.
3L S. Thirweehter. of Marion.
J. D. Wanner, of Kutztown.
For Recorder :
William Geist, of Longswamp.
Isaac Landis, of sth Ward, Reading.
Henry Reider, of Maidencreek.
Mahlon F. Wolff, of Hamburg.
For Clerk of the. Orphans' Court:
Solomon Close, of Exeter.
Levi H. Liess, of Longewamp.
Zacharias H. Maurer, of 4th Ward, Reading.
Philip S. Mathias, of Earl.
Levi Sharman, of Spring.
For Clerk of the Quarter &galena:
Levi M. Gerhart, of Bernville
Francis Roland, of 4th Ward, Reading.
John Schmehl, of Alsace.
For County Treasurer:
Isaac R. Fisher, of 4th Ward, Reading.
Michael Long, of Upper Tuipehoccon.
Samuel Merkle, of Richmond.
William Miller, of Windsor.
David L. Wenrich, of Lower Heidelberg.
For County Commissioner :
William Bertolet, of Cumru.
John Kurtz, of Caernarvon.
Jacob Shortie, of Womelsdorf.
For Director of the Poor:
Abraham Ehrgood, of Robeson.
Aaron Getz, of sth Ward. Reading.
Joseph Muthart, of 4th Ward, Reading.
For Auditor
Samuel 0. Hatfield, of Douglass.
Andrew Kum of Bethel.
Lindley B. Frankum, of Colebrookdale.
On motion, the Convention then adjourned
o'clock, E. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention re -assembled at the appointed
hour; when Mr. Ginaz SierrH, jr., in the name
of the Committee on Resolutions, reported the
following, which were unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That, this Convention hereby ratify
the proceedings of the late Democratic County
Meeting, held on the 4th day of August, 1863,
and cordially endorse and re-affirm the princi
ples laid down in the resolutions adopted by that
meeting, embracing, as they du '
are affirmation,
re-adoption and approval of all the acts and re—
solutions of the Democratic Slate Convention
held at Harrisburg, on the 17th of June last,
and of the resolutions passed by the Democracy
of this County in August, 1861, August, 1802,
and April, 1563.
Reaolved, That we re-echo the sentiments of
the resolution of the Democrats of old North—
atepton, calling upon the Legislature to repeal
the charters of all corporations, that shall have
been engaged in proscribing men fur the exercise
of their political opinions, or excluding from the
institutions and public conveyances under their
control, the Democratic press of the country, and
we request the members from this county to aid
by all the means in their power this laudable
effort in behalf of constitutional freedom
Resolved, That we will yield obedience to all
la . ars constitutionally enacted, however objec,
tionable the same may be, as long as they are
uorepealed or not declared unconstitutional by
the Courts ; but that we firmly assert our right
of free discussion. and strongly denounce all
technical and illiberal forced constructions of
such laws.
Resolved, That the construction by the War
Department, placed upon the $3OO clause in the
Conscription Act, " that a drafted man is-to be
exempted for three years by furnishing a sub
stitute, and only for that particular draft by pay.
ing the commutation money fixed in said act, ' is
not in accordance either with the spirit and let
ter of the law or with common sense ; Section 13
of the Act plainly and distinctly placing both of
said classes upon the same basis, by providing,
that " such person so furnishing the substitute
or paying the money shall be discharged from
further liability under that draft."
Resolved, That the effect of said construction
by the War Department being adhered to, would
be to remove the burden of personal military
service under the Conscription Act, oppressive
as it is already under the most liberal construc
tion, entirely from the rich upon the shoulders of
the poor.
Resolved, That this Convention endorse the
course of Col. Wu. HOPECINs, of Washington, in
endeavoring to re impose the tonnage tax, and
reeognize in the nomination of the Hon. GRORGIC
W. WOODWARD, ouch a candidate as Col. Hop
kins indicated in his letter of declination.
Rea°dyed, That Hon. T. GLANCY JONNS be the
Senatorial Delegate, and WM. Roseurnat,,
Rs . S. HOTTENSTRIN and DANIEL BUSKIRK, be the
Representative Delegates, to represent Barks
County in the next Democratic State Convention.
Raolved, That the following named persons
constitute the Standing County Committee of
Barks county for the ensuing year:
STANDING COMMITTEE FOR 1863-64.
JACOB H. HAIN, Chairman.
Albany—Jacob A. Elden
Alsace—William Adam.
Amity—Abraham H. Vandereliee.
Bern—William Y. Shearer.
Bern Upper—Daniel Mee
Beetroille—Dr. Deena D. Deppen.
Bethel—Peter S. Lutz
fireeknocee—Daniel Hummel.
Caernarvon—Dr. Henry Wodropp
Centre—Daniel Zerbey, Seq.
Corthrookdate—Henry B. Rhonda
Canals—John Dangler.
District—Charles H. Fox.
. .
Daughtes—Chriattan R. 'Largay
Earl--Enoch S. Mathias.
Exeter—Edward D. Cbriatian
Cireenivich—Peter A. Kline.
Hamburg—Rufus D. Wolff.
Jidda!Prot—John IL Henry.
Hei4eTherg Lower—Franklin S. Ludwig.
lieidelberg North—Adam Minafah.
ilertrord—John S. Baughman
.Tefferann—Blichael B. Fox.
Kiststoura—Peter Manse.
Longgwamp—Amos Weiler
.711"rtfilenereek—John D. &Dad.
Marion—John Bechtold.
Mazdslaway—Devralt S Kul., MK
ilfuhlenberg—Adam &duet.
Otey—Bzra Z. Grlesemer.
Ontriaunee—John Herehner.
Penn—John B. Reber.
Ferry—Michael Hoffman, Esq.
Pike—Dr. William Herbst.
Ril/nnand—Samuel Leakier.
Robeson.--George Hartz.
Rockland--Benjamin E Dry.
Ritecombmanor—Charles Levan
Spring—George LaeL
Tudpehoecoa—Atignxtris L. Bordeer
TuZpehoccon Upper—Denier Wertz.
Union—Herman Hmetead.
TlOuld.glon—Franklin H. Brenner
Windsor—Partiel Bomber.
Wonsanloll—John B. Smith.
BRADING
First Ward—Wood M. Schwartz
Swami Ward—Joseph K. Hanrey.
Third Ward—William S. Young.
Fourth Ward—William treasureLeh
Fffth Ward—Jacob H. Hain..
[ln addition to the above, a set of rules rela
tive to the payment of eleotion expenses by
candidates, and their persona) service in the
offices to which they may be eleated, as adopted
by the Executive Committee in pursuance of a
resolution of the County Meeting of August 4th,
1863, were reported and adopted as rules for the
government of this Convention.]
The candidates having severally signed these
rules, as required, on motion, the Convention
proceeded to the nomination of a ticket.
Before a rote was taken, the names of the fol
lowing candidates were withdrawn, to wit: TONE
Kt:Lima and Levi MOYHR, for Register; Joan
Sciniann, for Clerk of Quarter Sessions: ABRA•
HAM EHHHOOD, for Director; and Baum. G.
HATFIELD, for Auditor.
Three ballots were taken, with the following
reetlt
THE BALLOTINGS.
Assembly. let. 2d. 3d.
...64 65 110
—O2 69 28
..61 77
...52 53
,39
.30 28
John Bliesimer
Charles A, Kline
Samuel M. Fillman
William N. Potteiger
H. H. Manderbach. .....
William Heine
William IL Snyder
William A. Ludwig
Eli Becker
Dr. A. Smith
Prothonotary. lat. 2d. Bd.
-
Jonathan L. limber 46 74 73
George K. Levan 36 47 62
Ezekiel Rhoads 26 27 13
William Shartle . 20
Wellington R. ariesemer 14 .... .--
Ephraim Armstrong 8
Register
M. 8. Thirweater
Mahlon A. Sellers..
J. D. Wanner
Philip Eagle
. .
John R. Edelman
Henry C. Cron.
Recorder
Isaac Laucka
Henry Reider
Mahlon F. Wolff
William Geist..
Clerk of the Orphans' Court.
Ist. 2d. M.
Solomon Close 50 60 70
Levi U. Lien • 40 69 67
Philip S. Mathias....
Zacharias IL Maurer
Levi Sharman
Clerk of the Quarter Saslow'
Franoia Roland had
Levi M. Gerhart "
County Treasurer.
Ist. 2d. 3d.
David L Wenrich 59 53 79
Isaac R. Fisher-- 4S GO 57
Samuel Markle 35 35
Michael Long..
William Miller
County Commissioner
let. 2d.
John Kurtz 64 101
William Bertolet 46 47
Jacob Shuttle 40
Director of the Poor.
Aaron Getz had
Joseph Maths'% had
county Auditor
Andrew Karr had
Lindley R. Frankum had
On the First Ballot, JOHN MISSIDIRR, for Assem
bly; FRANCIS Buisten, for Clerk of the Quarto?
BCBSIORS ; AARON GETZ, for Director of the Poor;
and Azonew KURR, for. Auditor, baying a major
ity of all the votes given, were deolared duly
nominated. After this ballot, the names of the
following candidates wore withdrawn, viz: Eli
Becker, William Reins, Wm. A. Ludwig, and
Dr. A. Smith, for Assembly ; Ephraim Arm
erns', Wellington B. Griesemer, and Win. Shor
tie, for Prothonotary ; Henry C. Croll, John IL
Edelman, and Philip Eagle, for Register; Wm.
Geist and Mahlon F. Wolff, for Recorder ; Z. H.
Maurer, and Levi Sharman, for Clerk of the
Orphans' Court; Michael Long and Wm. Miller,
for County Treasurer; and Jacob Shuffle, fur
County Commissioner.
Os the Second Ballot, WILLIAM N. POTTEIOER,
for Assembly; M. S. Tutawscurn i k, for Regis
ter; ISAAC LAPCXS, for Recorder; and JOHN
KURTZ, for County Commissioner, having received
a majority of all the votes given, were declared
duly nominated. After this ballot, the names of
the following candidates were withdrawn, viz:
11. 11. Manderbach and William 11. Snyder, for
Assembly; Philip S. Mathias, for Clerk of the
Orphans' Court; and Samuel Merkle, for County
Treasurer.
On the Third Ballot, CHARLES A. l 3 LINa, for
Assembly; JONATHAN L. REBER, for Protbono
tary SOLOMON Ctosa, for Clerk of the Orphans'
Court; and DAVID L. Women, for County
Treasurer, having a majority of all the votes
given, were declared duly nominated.
The ticket having been thus completed, the
Convention, at 81 o'clock, P. M., adjourned erne
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NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Et.g.,
Bedford. Mugs County, N. Y.
may 23-ly
Wheat (prime white)
per bushel $1 55
Wheat, (prime red)
per bushel 1 45
Eye du el 1 00
Corn (old) do 78
Corn (new) do
Cora Meal do 100
Oats do 45
Flaxseed do 1 30
Cloverseed do 4 50
Timothy seed do 2 25
Barley do 70,
Potatoes do 60
Sweet Potatoes do 75
Salt do 60
Salt per Sack 1 SO
Wheat Flour (extra
fatally white) 'ft bbl. 9 03
Wheat Flour (extra
tam white) %l 100 ite 4 60
Wheat Flour (extra
family) per Barrel 850
Wheat Flour (extra
family) per 100 Bs. 4 25
Single Extra Flour,
per barrel 7 50
Single Extra Flour,
per WO lbs. 3 75
Wheat Flour (super
fine) per barrel 750
Rye Flour per barrel 400
Eye Flour per 100 ihs. 200
PAID BY P. BUSHONG & SOBS,
Corn,
Rye,
Oats, -
PRICES OF ORAIN,
Paid at titAitto.2l BOOMS Dienliery, Corner of ELsventla
& Muhieriberg greets.
Co n,
Rye,
Cato,
Reading Lumber Prices Current.
.Reported for the Reading Gazette by JACOB B. DRY
SHER, Lumber Commieeton Yard, South Third St.,
near the Lancaster Bridge.
BEADING, September 4, 1863.
Hemlock Iola( and emaniung, $l2 00@14 00
Poplar Boards, - - 20 430/40 00
Scantling, - 20 00 25 00
White Pine Boards and Plank, • - 12 00 ` 50 00
.. site Pine Boards
Cherry Boards and. Plank, -
White Pine Floor Boards,
BOOBIIfi.
Oak Floor Boards, - -
White Pis ,nd Hemlock Shingles,
site Pine and Saralee. ~,,.--...-_,
Oak Boards and Plank, - 20 maw 00
White Pine Ceiling Lath, - 1 90@ 200
Ash Plank, 20 002230 00
Spruce and Pine Pickets, - 800q14 00
Walnut Boards and Plank, - 20 11 q 60 00
Lynn Beards and Plank, - . 1.5 00@t25 00
White Pine Joist and Scantling, - 20 002222 00
Birch and Maple Boards and Flank, 20 000030 00
200,000 feet Green Butt Edged Clear Walnut .
from 34 to 7 inches WANTAD, Price paid
In Cash - - - 2E08E30
Ist. 2d.
...61 78
....32 35
....26 34
13 •
lat. 2d
.62 79
.48 69
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
FLOUR MP ORAlN.—There is no alteration in the.
Flour market, and a limited demand for 'shipment. Sates
reach about 3500 bble, mostly city mills and western extra
family, part at s6@6 25 :and part at a price kept private,
including 700 bble old stock at $5 25@0 50 $1 bbl. The
trade are baying in lots, an wanted, at $4 OQ@5 25 for FM
perfine, 373 @i 75 for eXtrae,lls 50G6 5U for extra faint.
ly, and $5 MP 00 bbl for fancy lute, according to brand
and (reel:mem Rye Flour and Corn Ideal are scarce. The
former is selling in a small way at $5 t bbl. The latter
in arm at fully former rates. The receipts to-day are 1050
bble Flour, 12,1500 busk Wheat, 3100 do Corn, 8250 do Oats.
Thervie move Wheat offering, and Very little demand for
it at previous quotations. Sales reach about 6100 buehele in
lots, at 1 20 tot 30c for new reds, and 130 to 1350 for old
do. including 200 u bush fancy western at 1 42c, and white
at from 140 to tel Mc, the latter for prime Kentucky. Rye
is dull, and offered at 90c for new, and Val 00 for old.
Corn to better and very genres, with sales of 2633000 bush
, at 63e for southern yellow ; SOc for white, and 73e for 111.-
1 feller do; western mixed is held at our highest ii4nres,
and nothing doing at the advance. Oats are firm, with
further sales of 4000 bask new at 55®880, and old at 70e,
weight. There is a good demand for Tlmothyseed, and 500
bushel. old, mostly at $5 t bueh for prime
41 29 -
13 - -
90 votes
El:=
WHISKY is scarce and on the advance. Bbls are:selling
at ttlth and drudge at 49c, and very Ittt'e °flaring.
lEWIY—The market to firmer and rather more active, and
good No. lis scarce and wasted at Sig ton, on time.
A sale of 3000 tons (Hendon Grey Forge wee made at CR
AO, mob. bewail Pig is quiet, In manufactured Iron there
is no change, and a moderate business doing in Bare and
Rails at about previous rates.
CATTLE MARKET.—The offerings of Beef Cattle were
larger Chic week, reaching about 2400 head, an increase of
500 over lea week, but the demand was good and prices
steadily maintained, ranging at from $5 for common op to
$101(0103.1 for extra quality, the hulk of the males were
at from $8 to s B li the 100 lbs. Cows—Atm:a 150 were die
posed of et from 021) to $55 each for Springers, and $25 to
for Cowe and Calves. Hogs were better and all offer
ed (some 1500) sold, Including 011 at Glues' at 1117'.4,@555:,
and 560 at the Avenue Yard at sB@sS,l4', the 100 16 x, net.
Sheep—Tbe offerings reach 18,6(10, the largest ever known
id' any week before, and pekes were lower. Fat Sheep
sold at oc C Ib, gross and stock do at $2 50Q)3 50 each, aq
to coudition.—NortilAmericrat.
91 votes
59
-132 votes
—lB ••
Lloit SALE AT TILE OLD JAIL, TILE cumo.
12 ea variety of Bar and Rotel Glees, China and Queue
ware furniture ever veered is Reeding.
=!
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 60 Nasean Street, New• York
MARKET.
pap., Seitember 4, 1863.
Buckwheat Flourper
100 En.. 2 00
Pork ft 100 The. 9 00
Beef (hind quarter)
per 100 pounds B@9 00
Beef (fore quarter)
per 100 pounds 76.8 00
RIMS per pound 10
Shoulders do 7
Flitch do
Dried Beef, do 13
Table Butter do 18
Lamp Butter do 19
Firkin Butter do
Tallow do
Lard do 10
Hides, Raw do 7 and 8
Best Old Rye Whiskey,
per gallon 3 00
Common Whiskey, per
gallon 49 to 60
Flaxseed Oil @ gallon 80
Eggs per dozen 17
Stone Coal (stove, egg
&broken, VI 20001 tat. 4 90
Ent Coal do 350
Limeburners' do 2,00t02 .59
Plaster per ton, 6 00
Timothy Ray do 20 00
Meadow Hay do 18 00
Hickory wood per cord 4 00
Oak wood do 3 00
Bark do 6 00
READING
PRICES OP GRAIN,
September 4, NM
ME
78 cents for 56 IDs
. 90 cents for 561 be
45 contsfor 32 lbs
78 ets. per 68 Its
90 " " 55 "
45 " " 32 "
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"A smile was on bar lip—health was In bar look, strongh
Was In Ler step, and to her haads—Plaatatiou Bitters."
A few bottles of Plantation Bitters
Will core Nervous Headache.
Cold Extremities and Feverish Lips:
Pour Stomach end Fetid Breath.
Petulancy and Indigestion.
" Nervous Affections.
• Excessive Fatigue and Abort Breath.
`• Pahl over the Eyes.
Mental Despondency.
• Prostration; Urea! Weakness.
Sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, &c.
Which are the evidences of
Ling COMPLAINT AND uYseEwia,
It is estimated that seven-tenths of all adult ailments
Proceed from a dim:teed and torpid liver. The bilittry en.
orations of the liver overflowing into the stomaoh poison'
the entire system end exhibit the above eymptome.
After long research, we are able to present the most re
markable cure for these horrid nightmare diseases, the
world has ever produced. Within one year over six hun
dred and forty thousand persona have taken the Plantation
Bitters, and not an instance of complaint has come to our
knowledge !
R le a moat effectual tonic and agreeable stimulant, suit
ed to all conditions of life.
The report that it relies upon mineral substances for its
active properties, are wholly false. For the public satis
faction, and that patients may consult their physicians, we
append a list of its components.
CALISATA DARK—Celebrated for over two hundred years
In the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Weakness,
Ac. It was introduced into Europe by the Countess, wife
of the Viceroy of Perm, in 1640; and afterwards said by the
JesUltafOr the enormousprice of Raman weight in siteel•,
under the name of Jesuit's Powder*, and Was finally made
public by Louie XVI, King of France. Humboldt makes
especial reference to ita febrifuge qualities during his South
American travels.
CAscnnILLA BARK—For diarrhma, colic and diseases of
the stomach and bowels.
DANDOLION—for Inflammation of the loins and dropsical
affectione.
CualsomtLE FLoWEits—For enfeebled digestion.
LAVILVDEK FLOWERS—Aromatic, stimulant and tonic—
highly invigorating in nervous debility.
WINTBRORREN—For scrofula, rheumatism, An.
Amse—An aromatic carminative; creating desk, muscle
and milk; muck need by mothers nursing.
Also. clove•bads, orange, earraway, coriander, snake
root, dm,
Another Wonderful ingredient, of Spanish origin, impart
ing beauty to the complexion and brilliancy to the mind,
is yet unknown to the commerce of the world, and we
Withhold its name for the present.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
- .
Maser. P. H. DRAKE 5r Co. have been a great suffer
er from Dyspepeia for three or four years and had to aban
don my profession. About three months ago I tried the
Plantation linters, and to my great joy, lam now nearly
a well man. I have recommended them in several omen,
and, as far no I know, always with signal %aneat.
I am respectfully yours, I/EV..I. B. CATHOEN.
Philadaphia,loth Month, 17th .Day,
aaßiscrso Fruartu:—My daughter has been mush belle
fitted by the use of thy Plantation Bitters. Thou wilt send
me two bottles more.
Sherman Ilinteei - Chicago, lii., Feb. 11, 1883.
Messrs. P. U. DRAKE & Co. :--I . teaais send us another
twelve easel; of your Plantation Bitters. As a morning ap
petiser, they appear to have superseded everything else,
and are greatly esteemed.
Yours, &e., GAGE. & WAITE.
Arran g ements arejnom completed to supply any demand
for this article, which from lack of government stamps has
not heretofore been possible.
The public may reel assured that in no case milt the per
fectly pure standard of the Plantation Bitters be departed
from. Emery bottle bears the fac simile of our Signature
on a eked plate engraving, or it cannot be genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Dealers throughout
the country.
March 21-2mol
DIED.
On theist Wet., at the residence or Joseph Mettler, in
this city, THEODORE A. I,Annewr, aged 34 years.
On the SOLh Ult., in this city, MART ELIZABETH, only
daughter of Charles J. and Mary S. Balser, aged 29 years,
10 months and 2 days.
Cu the 30th nit., at florthorongh, Philadelphia; Trzomen
S. !lamina. in the 37th year of his ace. His remains were
brought to this citt'on Wednesday, and interred in the
Charles EVRIAI Cemetery.
On the 80th alt., in this city, Jenne - , eon of Ezra and
Sarah Helier, aged 13 years, 4 months and 4 Mull.
.
On the 25th ult., iu this city, MARBASIST ELIZABETH, in
fant daughter of John A. and Maria X Stewart, aged 13
months.
On the 30th ult., In the U. R. flocpits.l. at Cs.mp Buford.
Ye., Detritit. 11 Kuno. non of the late Adam and Catharine
Fasig, or this city, aced 28 years. The deceaied was a
member of Company G, nth retina. Cavalry (Rush's Lan
cer.). ills remains were brought home, and interred twit
evening, ats o'clock, in the Charing Erase Cemetery. •
On the 28th ult., in Upper Bern, AMANDA, daughter •of
Jesse and Caroline Freeman, aged 2 yearn and 10 days.
On the 27th uit., in Windsor, Astnami SansABEA, aged
about CO years.
On the 25th nit., In Richmond tp , Sussicxe, daughter of
John and Mary Rahn, aged 1 year, 4 months and 20 days.
On the 25th ult., at Miqaeraer's Station. Lebanon county,
GRORGE 8.. only son of John 17. and Mary Ann Seibert,
aged 3 months and 25 days •
On the 24th oil. in Maxatawny, Louise. AGNES, daughter
of Daniel and Fayanna Drollinger, aged 1 year, 11 months
and 13 days.
On the 23d AIL, near Fleetwood, FIENJAAULT NVOLF,O.
soldier ; aged 45 years, 10 months and 7 days.
On the t2d nit., at Lyons Station, SUSANNA RUPPERT,
aged 79 years, 5 months and 15 day..
On the Slat ult., in Womelsdorr, °souls WILLIAM B
ar
ias; son or Charles P. and Clarissa Moyer, aged 6 years,
7 months and 1 day.
On the Met nit., in Upper Bern, Jaaattien WIIMPIP, son
of Perry Rentschler, in the 2d year of his ago
On the 23d nit, in Spring, JOHN Anew, eon of John and
Mary Kind, aged 4 years, montbsiand 17 days.
- -
OD the 20th ult., in WilidSor, ANNA MARIA, daughter of
Thomas and Susanna Sholtenberger, aged 19 years„6
months and 11 days.
On the 21st ult., in Hereford, WILLIAM, eon of David
Blehster, in the 14th year of Waage.
Oa the 20th alt.. in MautataMity, Gamut WASHINGTON,
eon of Charles and Judith Feely, aged 4 years, 1 month
and 4 days.
On the 17th ult., near Fledtwood, ISAAC! WANNER, aged
46 years, 8 months and 17 days.
On the 15th nit , in blublenberg, Jam WWI; aged 69
years, 10 months and 9 days.
On the 15th ult., in Talpshoecon, SUSANNA, wife of John
Troutman, in the 65th year of her age.
On the 19th alt., near Womelsdorf, JOHN ADAM, eon of.
Henry and Hannah Fidler, aged 1 year, 4 months and
days.
On the 15th nit., In Enter, Jung HMT2IIIII, aged 78
years, 3 months and 6 days.
On the 14th nit , In Womelsdorr, MARY AMANDA, daugh
ter of William IL and Mary Anderson, aged 4 years S
months and 16 days.
On the 10th ult., in tongswamp, &MANNA, wife of John
Wormkessei, aged 43 years, 1 month and 14 days.
On the Bth ult., near Fleetwood, JOHN DANIEL,
SOIL of
John and Sarah Seheedler, aged 1 year, 1 month and 12
days.
On the Ist nit., In afaxatawny, JACOB KEMP, aged 55
years, 8 months and 16 days.
In Rockland, Bunn MILLER, aged 97 years, 5 months
and 16 dam
Recently, JOSEPH Mumma, or Rockland, aged 29 years,
11 months and 3 days. He served 3 months In the Army,
and Me remains were brought home and interred nt the
New Jerusalem Church.
20 060 00
17 0025 00
4005 6 00
23 00 26 00
4 60_19 00
HANDSOME MANSION
AT PUBLIC SALE.
WILL BE BOLD AT l 7 O'CLOCK, P. IT,
on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 29th, 1863, at the
Keystone House, in the city of Reeding. Ps., the Residence
of the late Henry A. Mnhlenberg, Penn greet, above
4th,-30 feet front by 150 feet deep. CUT STONE
FRONT to second story, with .pseica. Back Building.
and every modern convenience. Terme easy, and poseer
sion given When desired. Apply to
DAVID McKNIGIIT,
cog 28-st] Reading, Pa.
Estate of Catharine Ritter, widow of John
Ritter, late of the Oily of Reading,
Deceased.
LE T TERS TESTAMENTARY ON THE
above estate having been granted to the subscribers,
residing in the same city, notice is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against said estate, to present them for
settlement without delay, and to those Indebted, to make
payment.
JOEL RITTER,
LOUIS HITTER, Executors.
Aug. 29-6t] AARON RITTER,
Estate of Levrfs Robert, late of the City
of Reading. deceased.
OMB IS HBREBV GIVEN, THAT LET
1' Testamentary to the Estate of the abova-nam
iecedent, have been granted to the sulaerlher, hie Wid
ow, residing in South Tenth street, in the same city i to
whom all persons having claims against the said Estate,
will present them, and all indebted, will make payment,
without delay.
cog 29-44.1 SusaaiNA ROBERT, Aduthaletratrbr.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
Assigned Estate of Daniel Levan and Wife, of Albany
township, Berke county.
THE UNDERWONED AUDITOR, APPOINT
od by the Court of Common Pleas of Berke c-minty, to
audit, re-state and make distribution of the balance of the
account of Benjamin Levan, Amignee for the benefit of
creditors of Daniel Levan and Mary his wife, hereby gives
notice that be will attend for that pnrpnee, at hie of f ice in
Court street, Reading, on Tuesday, the 22.1 day of Septem
ber, A. ii., 1803, at 1 o'clock, P. M., when and where nit
persons interested may attend, if they a.e proper.
ang 29-lit] A. B. GREEN, Auditor.
AUDITORS NOTICE
j`ICE UNDERSIGNED, AUDITOR APPOINT
ad by the Court of Common ltieaa of Barks county, to
make dlstiltutica of the balance In the bandit of Solomon
Filter, Aeeigaee of Elijah Delong,late sf Albany township,
Berke county, and Lydia hie wife, for tile benefit of his
eredttore, hereby gives notice that he will meet all parties
interested at the office of F. L. Smith, Esq., in Coact street,
ia the city of Reeding, on Thursday, tho filth day of Sep
tember, A. D., 1863, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. .
aug 29-3t] 13111WARTE,Aadikor.
g-T-1860-X.
=
Rochester, N. Y. December 28, Ism.
Thy friend,
A3A CUEBEN
P. EL DILA= iit. CO.
202 BROADWAY, N.Y
JAMESON'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
El
IEI
lgi
Corner of Sixth and Penn Streets,
READING, PA.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED AND WELL KNOWN CLOTH
ING HOUSE is better prepared now to hold out great inducements to buyers than
at any 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 qualities. The long experience of this House
in this branch has enabled us to get up all th% different proportions and sizes to fit boys of
all ages, to which we invite particular attention. t
March 28, 1863—tf] JAMESON & Co.
REGISTER'S NOTICE
°TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
following named persons have filed their ac ante of
eir Administration on the &totes of the deceneW, whores
names aro undermentioned, in the Register's Office, in and
for the County of Berke, and that the anew wilt , be present
ed to the Orphans' Court of take county for confirmation
and allowance, on :Thursday, the 17th day of September
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court Roue in
the City of Reading, viz:
1863.
. • .
Fil.rl May 1. Account of Nicholas Heckman, Gordian
of Adam Rothanberger.
Filed May 2. Acconnt of Daniel H. Levan, Guardian of
Rather Ann De Turk.
. . .
Filed May 4. Account of Charles Kahn, Executor of
Henry Helm, deceased.
Filed May 5. Account of Daniel J. Werner and Marks
B. Scull, Executors of Samuel Brlner, deceased.
Filed May 7. account of Andrew M. Ballade, Onardian
of Johnson L. Terry.
Filed May 9. Accountof Ezra Reed and William Taylor,
Executors of Elisabeth Reed. deceased. •
Filed alay 19. Account of John Gronrath and Benne
vine Cronnah, Administratora of John Cronrath, deceased.
. . .
Filed May Is. Account of Jared Price, Administrator of
Thomas Price, deceased
. . .
Filed May 22. Account of Samuel D. Heil, Executor of
John Ginginger, deceased, vfSo was the Guardian of Maria
Rohrbach p late Maria Siesholto.
Filed May 26. Account of William Mom°, a nardian of
Lydia Derr.
Filed May 26. Account of William Shama, Guardian of
Daniel K Derr.
Piled May 26. Account of Daniel ltitler,Traetee of Geo
Moore, deceased. . .
Filed May 24. Accountof lame Moore and Daniel Moore,
Administrators of George Moore, deceased.
Filed May 27. Account of Jeremiah Stengel, Executor
of Bonneville Mengel, deceased.
Filed :tiny 27. Account of David R. licenig, Guardian of
Solomon R. Kcenig.
Filed June Account o‘Phillp Spohu, Guardia; of
Rachel Jane Laeh.
Filed June 3. Account of David R. N. Manger, Admin•
istrator of Frederick R. Manger, deceased.
Filed June 4. Account of John 31. Ahn and Daniel
Spengler, Adminintratore of Jacob Spengler, deceased.
Filed June 4. Account of Samuel Freeman, Administra
tor of Elizabeth Freeman, deceased.
Filed June 6. Account of Jacob Schaeffer, Administra
tor of Elizabeth Fegeley, deceased.
Filed June 10. Account of Peter S. Knabb, Administra
tor of John D. Knabb, deceased.
Filed Junel.B. Account of Willoughby FeuAteriagoher,
Admimairotor of John reay.torinacber, deceemed.
Filed June SO. Account of Adam Weidennaal, Adtainit , -
trotor of Mary Magdaleo& Moore, Ilecensed.
Filed Joao 80. Account of Daniel Gran, Admluietrator
of Frederick Gran, deceased
Filed July 0. Account of John Richard. Administrator
cf Elizabeth Moyer, deceased.
Filed July 7. Account of Isaac Schroeder, Adminiatra
for of Caroline Schroeder, deceased.
. Filed July 8. Accountof George W. llirumelberger, Ad.
winintralor of Philip Him mellierger, dece4 red .
Filed July 8. Account of .john Troutman and George
Reedy, ••xecntore of Jacob Troutman, deceased.
Filed July 17. Account of J. Daniel ttohrbach, Adiniu
ignitor of George Behrbach. deceased.
Filed .1517 21 Arco:tut of Addison W.
tater of John Hoof, flecna,ed..
nied July 24. ...AM tof ~ s l.Aan A. Marshall; Adminic.
tratrix of Dr. John G. AlarshaTh deceased.
Filed July 25. Account of Henry G. Dare and Abraham
G. Dare, Executors of Catharine Geruand. deceased.
FiloiJuly El. Account of J. Daniel Itobrbach, Exam
for of lease flohrbach, deceased.
. .
Piled August 1. Account of Charles Reinert end Peter
Reinert, Executors of M. ria Reinert, deceased.
Filed August 4. Accoant of Beuneville Keim and Geo.
KO to ' Administrators of George Kelm. deceased.
Filed August 5.. Account of Samuel Haas, Administra
tor of Isaac Knack, deceased.
Piled Anguet 5. Account of William Rapp. Trustee for
the sale or Real Estate of fdagdalena Keifer, deceased.
Filed August 6. Account of Adam Dander, Guardian
of Elias Dundor.
. . ....
Filed A uguet 7. Account of David Schneider, one of the
Executors of George Price, deceased.
Fled August 13 Account of. Cyrus Wolff, Trustee of
Bacjamin Kurtz, deceased.
Filed August 14. Account of D. B. Manger, Executor of
Jacob Weaver, deceased. •
Flled.Angnst 15. Account of James Ruth, one of the
Admintevatore of George Ruth, deceased.
Filed Augustly. Account of Charles IL Magna, Admin
istrator of Charles Brooke, deceased.
Filed August la. Account of William,Daniel and Sam
uel Marberger, Administrators of Abra ham Marberger,
deceased:
Filed Auguet..lo. Account of Nathaniel Pott and John
Pott, Adioluistritton of John Pott, deceased.
Filed August 10. Account of Philip Albright, Adminis
trator of Cala Moyer, deceased.
• Filed August 15. Account of William M. Baird, Admin
istrator of Thomas Baird, deceased.
Filed August 15. Account of Lewis Griner, Adminis
trator of Joseph Kendall, deceased.
Piled August 15. Account of Lewis Griner, Guardian of
Sarah 8. Dander.
Filed August 17. Account of Charles A. Pauli and Mary
L. Pauli, Executors of Ruth L. Davis, deceased.
Filed August 17. Account of Daniel Lerch, Administra
tor of Ellen Shearer, deceased.
Filed Angled 17. Account of Amon B. Witauor, FireCtl
tor of James 5. Eicicley, deceased.
Filed August 17. Account of Charles Miller, Amitilatra
tor of David Ely, late of the city of Reading. deceased.
BENJAMIN E. DRY, Reenter.
Register's Office, Reading, August 2S, 1862-1;
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Sink
ing Spring, Berke' County.
/MOSE MEMBERS OF SAID COMPANY,
L who have not paid Amassment No. 13. (of Si. per
lb:Aland (neared ) se was published more than 90 days ago,
will take notice that, in case of a loss by fire, such delin
quents cannot look to the Company for damages, as their
neglect to pay said assessment within the time specified,
forfeits all claims to any remuneration whatever, and shall
notwithstanding be liable to the payment of said camel•
meet, as provided by the Charter. And if not paid within
80 days from date, an additional charge for collecting will
be made. The following named persons are authorized to
receive payment: /Sir Always have Policy to endorse
payment.
Andrew Knrr, Req., Millersburg, Bethel township.
John S. Reber Mount Pleasant, Penn 11
Isaac H.• Mohr, Mohrsville, Perry
M. A. Sellers, Windsor Castle, Windsor
Solomon Kerby, Maidencreek,
John Kemp, Maxatawny,
Benjamin Levan, Albany,
Dr, Livengood, Womeladorf,
George WhOner, Oley.
Samuel Landis, District,
George Mull, Boyerstown,
Richard Wertz, Longswamp,
Housam'e and Geiger's, Reading,
Henry Mull, Agent, Sinking Spring.
. By order,
ang 20-3t] AARON MULL, Secretary.
TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT !
J. ROSENDALE
OPTICIAN AND OCULIST,
1)EOS TO ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS
j of Reading , and vicinity, that he hen opened an office
at No 6, South Fifth Street, opposite the Mauston Mose,
where he will remain for,; weeks.
Fully appreciating the confidence that hasbeen reposed in
him on his former visi•e,heassurre his patients
rl:=--liSasnand Mende, that his aim will bons heretofore,
to merit their confidence end good will, On Mr. R's. last
visit to this place, he had over 600„purchasers for his famed-
PANTASCOPIC AND TINTED SPECTACLES.
Ria treatment of the Ryon it peculiar, and only practiced
shouldself, and coseideriug . his vast experience, no one
neglect towing him woo la trou.hteA in the .light,st
degree with any failure of the sight. Every pair of these
Spectacles warranted to last from 10 to 12 yearn.
COB SULTATION FREE.
Office Moore from S A. M., till 6 P. M. [ang
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY,
South Weat corner of Fift_h and Walnut
Streets, Reading, Pa,
WILL RECOMNIENCE STUDY, AUGUST
31st- The usual branches of a liberal Education
are taught, with ,ot.ptatioo to the wauts of the Pupil.
'Perms from $4 to $lO per Term of eleven weeks. Board
lug and Instruction $35 per Term, or $l3O the School Year.
Huge at the Teachers' rates.
aug 22-311 SARAH P. ORISCOM, Principal.
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE. ACCOUNT
of David Lovan and John B. Holloway, A.ignses of
lace° Rhoads and ilanualt his wife, has bemi tiled In the
Drothonutary'e office of Berk 'county, and that the same
will he allowed and confirmed on the 14th day of Septem
ber neat (1563), unless cane be ohown to the contrary.
nag 11.--4t] ADAM W. KAUFFMAN, Prothonotary.
PUBLIC SALE
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
Friday, September 11, 1803, at 12 o'clock noon, at
the house of Dr. Henry W. Johnson, deceased, in Boyer&
town, Barks county, Pa., the following PERSONAL PRO
PERTY, to wit:
1 Side-Board, 13 CanoSeat Chairs. 12 Windsor Chairs, 3
Wash Stands, 8 Lookinglasses, 1 Towel-Rack, 9 Pair Man
tle Ornaments, 4 clocks, Knives and Forks, 1 Wood Cheat,
2 Tables, 2 Case-Seat Rocking Chairs. 2 Boston Rocking
Chairs, 1 Reading Rocking Chair, 1 full White Granite Tea.
Sett Lot of Plates, end a large lot of Qneenstletre, It Char
her Vessels, Silver Spoons and Forks, Britannia Spoons,
Earthenware, Iron Pots and Kettles, 1 Copper Kettle, 3
Meat Tube, Demijohns, 1 Ice Chest, lot of Coal, lot of
Wood, 1 Extra Gold Watch, 3 Gold Watch Chains, lot of
Pocket Books, 2 Senor Cages, 1 Sofa, 7 Mat Blinds. 15 Oil
Window Shades, lot of Carpet, 1 lot of Fluid and Coal Oil
Lampe, 1 Silver Castor, 2 Bird Cages, 6 Stoves, 4 Lanterns,
1 lot of empty Cans and Bottles, 6 Paintings, 2 Setts har
ness, Hay and Oate,.2 Book Cases.
Alec, a full MRDIOAL LIBRARY, all the SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS and a large lot of MEDICINES, 1 lot of
Bridle Belle, and many other goods too nomerons to men
tion. The sale of the Me& cal Library and Surgical Instru
ments and Medicine, will ownmenoe about 3 o'clock. All
the Medical men are most respectfully invited to attend, 119
they will be positively sold at that time.
Conditions of sale will be made known on the day of
aide by P. L. BRENDLIN GER,
W, K. °BIM, AdMlniStratOre,
ang 22-30 J. B. RHOADS,
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
I Court of Common Pleas of Berke county, will be sold
at public vendee, on Saturday, the 3d day of October, 1863,
at the public house of John W. Barkhart, In North sth
street, between Washington and Walnut streets, in the
city of Reading, Pa.. the following Real Estate, to wit :
A threkstdry BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and brick
1514 back Buildings attached, and let or piece of ground,
ki:W.sitnato on the east-side of North Fifth street, between
Washington and Walnut streets, in the city of Reading,
containing 13 feet Inches in front, and 130 feet in depth,
with the appurtenances. Sold as the estate of &must
Pore, an Habitual Drunkard.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, when due
attendance will be given, and the terms of sale made
known by
aug 29-st) JOSEPH. S. ROYER, Committee.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE,
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE OR
DII ANS' Court of Berke COTIDIy, will he sold at Public
V.Atine, on Saturday, the 12th day of September. A D.
18143. et the public hence of Eli S. Fox, in the thy of Read
ing, Berke county, the following Real Estate, to wit: All
that certain Tract of woo D b a N D, eituate in Exeter
tuwo.hiP. Berke county, adjoining lands of Solo-
Dfinkel, Samuel Levan. and Michael Ilaak,
OATS,, more or lee.. Late the pro
perty .4 Adam litantan. decca,d.
Sale to commence at one o'clock in the afternoon, when
duo attendance will be given. end the terms of /isle wade
known by KIDN lIECKM N. Admlnictrator.
By order of the Court. —Daum. HAAN, Clerk.
nag 10-41
ORPHANS' COURT BALE
nt.IRSUANT TO AN ORDER 01? TILE ()R—
-t. SITANS”Conrt of Berke county. will be sold at Public
Vend cie. on Saturday, the 13:h day of Sept. A. U. 1863. at the
Entine. Home of Franklin Messer, in the village of Weitzel
vi I le. Spring tern unlit]) Berke county. the following desert b.
mi heat Fetate, to wit: All that certain Tenement sod Mess.
mane, and Lot of Ground. aitnete in Spring township, in
the county of Beaks, adjoining lands of Daniel Weitzel,
Michael Rath. Leah Ruth, Jobe Ram. et al., containing
sixty-maven perces, strict measure. Late the property of
John Geible, deceased.,
Sale to commence at one o'clock in the afternoon, when
due attendance will be 'riven, and lama of sole made
known by HANNAH n. SPROUT, Adtniniatratrix.
By order of the Cowl—RA.3cm. Marx, Clerk
wag 15-4 t
DEAFNESS,
DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR AND
AIR-PASSAGES.
CAP .A., iIM Wt. Mr..
EYE AND EAR.
NOISE IN THE HEAD.
DEAFNESS
& -
Dr. F. A. ON NOSCHZISKER,
OCULIST AND AURIST. •
AUTHOR
OF THE
GUIDE
TO TITS
DISEASES OF THE EYES,
THEIR TREATMENT,
ALSO, A WORK ENTITLED
"Medical and Surgical Science."
With Observations on the
Treatment of Diseases pf the iiye
Can be consulted on DRAFNEeS and all dleenee of the
EYE AND EAR, requiring Medical or Surgical creatnient.
1027-1027-1027-1027
WALNUT STREET,
Between. Tend& and Eleventh Streets,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Aar References of the highest respectability can be ob
tained of cares performed by Dr. Von Moscbsisker, in
severe men of Deafness (Ifl4 Miattnesa. [ling 15
Estate of Ilenneville Dissler, late of
the city of needing, deceased:
LETCIatB TESTAM EN TARN ON THE ABOVE
Hatate, having been granted to the transcriber, resid
ing in thosame city, notice hereby given to all persons
hoeing claims against the same, to present them for settle
ment, and to those indebted, to make payment. *
SERAPIIINA DISSLE Executrix,
sag Iti-Gt Penn street, between 3d and 4th.
Sur Estate of George Rittman, deceased.
'‘„TO'rICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AN
i7l or Valuation of the Real Estate late of
0.--o go lion, an, of the town , ltip of Tolpohneeon. in the
county of 13 , •th+,,leet,eed, wtl t he Lela • , 35 Friday, the lltb
,k, P. 4111 o'clemk, d 3t. , ass ti O
townahip of Tuipohoccon, iit.rss euesty,
et: , nod a hone all persons interested may attend it they
nine: proper,
ABIIA3..11:1 I,I"CENIG, Sherif.
i'llefllrFl °Mee, Readiutz AoignFt I, 1863-it
Estate of Abraham Eierbein, late of Oley
township, Berks county, deed.
ivroTicE IS HERINY GJVEN, THAT LET
TERS of Adraini , tration to the esrate of the above
named decedent, have been granted to the subscribere. re
siding in the earns township All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make Payment without delay, and
all who have claims or demands against the same, are also
requested to present them, properly authenticated, for
settlement.
ISAAC D. DRUMBACH, Administrator
ang 22-Bt&J ELIZA. HERREN, Adminintratrix.
STATE FAIR.
THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL
EXHIBITION
MEM
PENNA. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
WILL BE HELD AT
NORRISTOWN, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA.
Scpt'r 29i1l & 301 h, and October Ist
1
and 2nd, 1803.
Phrrieboon i,4 hbottt 17 miles Hest ra" Philadelphia. Mb
the Schuythitt River. mil it averheible by Ratitvoy to
every poet tun of the Stale,
liE GR(JUIiDS ARE BEAUTIFULLY SIT.
ogled, cootainiog 2S Acres of ground with line lade
hutldiuse thereen erected, together with large anionut
ebeddieg The track ih , 44.1i to he one of hsir-rirre
tr:irki. to t h e Mete." T4a teem mina ore the I,e,vie•t ricer
elrored by ti, s:teeety. .... lo•iug ehem.5.47.0 , . The
ke - rwitzuei for all grades ef C.(1,0 exeee:l ii:Ohe. ..1
white), are $3O each, 19 Item 624 to al.i , other,. rte,nirns
110111 to terror rT. tee Best herd nut ie. s th , u 15 hand,
BrApreminin $10; 2d premium $25
forcer for all grades the premiums exceed itisid Tim
higheiit $1 , •0; 22 between $2O and sdi; and others ranging
from $l5, $lO sod $5. For Sheep and Swine the premilllEB
range from WO to S 5 and 85.
aw
Cit
For Poultry there is a: his,/ lint of premiums from $' ur
$1 each, In the renewing clamed most liberal premise
are : Piongim, Cultivators, Wagon.; p
ihg and Mowing Machies, Cutters, Core clieller., Cider
Mills. Pumps, Buckets, Tin 'Aare. Leather and its Mau,-
factures, Cue Fixtures, :deride Mantles, tatter Floor.
Grain and heeds, Vegetable.- and Clue for Dotorstic and
llonneb, Id Manufactures, Cal pole. Satinet. Eibirt•
iug, sheeting, mashers. Flamm., Shawls. Knit Goods,
Bin-din Work &c. Broad, Cokes, l'ireaerece . lefties. Ce.
Large premiums are snored for overy•varlety of Fruit
and Flowers. The Floral Tent will be the largest seer ar
tet•-il by the Society, and will Form one of the most nit...-
live features of the Exhibition. Fruit, Grapes and W;ue
will be exhibited in thin department
The Pentielvaela E.iirosd and Norristown flailroad
have arranged to carry article. for exhibition to end from
the Eglobittun freight free, requiring the fotwarding freight
to he paid, which will he repaid shipper. when goods tile
returned to the nation whence .hipped lv is hoped to cl
ient Cho emne with other bre pea toot rood..
Excuridone at reduced rates Will 1/11 run on all the lead
ing Railroads.
Entries cao be mode at the office, in Norristown, after the
4th day of September. of bales meet Ito clamed on the
books on or before Tuesday evening, September 2.211/. Ex
bibitme roast become memboro. Moto bensh pSt 1:0 with
four Coupon Tickets, each, of which will admit one person
to the Pair once.
Single Admission, - - - 25 Cts.
Sir A Mit of Pf(101i01118 and Regniatione can be had by
addreeminig the Secretary.
THOMAS P. KNOX, Praident.
A. BROWER LONOAKER,
Norristown, P,. 5
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMEDZMILL DEOPARMILEINT.
NINETY•EIOIITII BE:3SION (18133-84),
WILLIAM GIBSON, M. 11, EMERITUS
Protector or Sorgrry.
Cogoittot B. WOOD, M. I EMerltusProfensor of Theory end
Practice of Medicine.
SAMUEL JACKSON, M. D., Emerltue Professor of Institutes of
Medicine.
Iluoir L. Flonos, 31. P., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics
and the Dieeases of Women and Children.
JOSEPH CARSON, M. D., Professor of Materia Medina and.
Pharmacy.
'ROBERT E. ROUSH& M. D., Professor of Chemiety.
JOKNPH LEIDY. M. D., Professor of Anatomy.
HENRY
H. &urn, D., Professor of Snigery.
WILLIAM PEPPER, 31. D., Professor of Theory and Practice
of Medicine.
F. GURNEY SMITH, M. D., Profeesor of Instltrites of Medi.
eine.
It. A P. P2NRAFIR. M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and the
Diseases of Women and Children.
Jot= H. PACKARD, N. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
The Leeturesof the Session will begin on the second Mon
day of October and close on the fret of Ifareh.
One introductory will he delivered to the Coarse
Clinical Instruction ie given throughout the 86.10011, to
the Medical Hall, by the Professore, and at the Hobpttaln.
At the Philadelphia Hospital, containing 671 been, in
etruction ig free.
Military Surgery and nygiene will be tally taught by
the appropriate chaffs.
The Dissecting Roome, under the superintendence of the
Professor of Anatomy and theepemonstrator, are open Dom
the middle of September.
The Room for Operative Surgery and the Application of
Bandages, he , is open early in September and throughout
the Session, tinder the supervision of the Professor of Sur
gery.
•
Surgical Deinoustatcra CS. Manor, 31. D.
A. LENOX. HODGE, X. D.
Fees for the Lectures (cacb-Prefetrur $10), .
Matriculatip Fee OK once oaly), . .
Gradeurton 'Fee,. . . . . St
x. E. Roo Ens, M..
D., ean Ilse -1141caMetelili,
University Building.
Flower. Prima. janitor, University Building.
P. S.—Board may be bud at from 00 to $0 per week.
atm 29-6 t
HARDWARE ; IRON & STEEL,
ME
REDUCED PRICES.
A LARGE AND NEW STOCK OF GOODS
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
IRON AND STEEL
OF ALL S'INDS
Building Materials, Nails. Spikes - , Oils,
Paints, Glass, Butt Hinges, Locks
I=
KNIVES, FORKS &SPOONS,
cEr)A FL WARE and a general assortment of El onpekoetting
Articles. For sate by
- • - -
T. L. STICH PER,
Corner of Peon and F,f••6 Streets
nag 29-3mo]
AUTUMN GOODS!
ma-m3E.B.
ETAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE PRIN-
I CIPAL markets, with alarge and choice assortment of
Dri C091i)13,,
Comprising the latest Printings of
MUSLIN DE LAINES,
AMERICAN tRINTS,
BLEACHED & BROWN SHEETINGS,
—ALSO—
.
AUSTRALASIAN CREPE,
TURIN CLOTH,
CASHMERES, PRINTED AND PLAIN.
°bighorns, Check, Ticking, Flannels, Muslin, Colored and
White Canton Flannels, Bleached and Colored Drill
ings, Hickory Stripes and Cords, do., dm, dc.
—ALSO—
BROAD CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
SATTINETS AND UNION CASSIDIERE,
HEAVY DRILLS AND COTTONADES,
DIAERESES AND NANRENETS,
MERINO, OASSIMERE AND SAXONY STRIPES.
A General assortment of Testing and Scotch Plant.
sag 22
In the Court of Common Pleas of the
County of Perks, of april Term,
1863, No. 22.
Allen Bechtel vs. Nary Tane Taylor, a, minor over the age
of fourteen pare, by her Guardian David McKnight ;
Walton B. Taylor a minor aver the age of fourteen
yettre, by hie Guardian DavidNegnight ; and Zachary
Taylor, a minor over the age of fourteen pears, by his
Guardian David McKnight
Breve de Partitione Pacienda.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PAR
ties above named, that the Court have confirmed the
return of the Sheeiff, and the inquisition and valuation or
appraieement, taken and made under the above writ, and
have granted a rale on all persons Interested, to come Into
Court on the 9th day of November next, to accept or refuse
the several purparte Or pertione of the lands and tenemente
in said writ mentioned, according to the Acts of Assembly
in such case provided. In case of refusal to accept the
same, then to show cause why the same should not be
Bold. By order of the Court.
Dug 29.61) A.R. BCCNIG, sheriff.
NEW GOODS,
MST OPENED, COMPRISING
DRESS GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
SILKS, WOOLLENS, LINENS,
CLOAKINGS. FLANNELS,
FURNISIIING GOODS,
FAMILY DRY GOODS GENERALLY.
Monrning Goods
In splendid itOiortment inadiing some very e4perior
s
Goode.
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Sur Estate of George Conrad. deceased.
NoTicE is 11EilE ILI" GIVEN, 1".IAI A
I
Inquisition or Valuation of the haul Eitato late of
George Conrad, of the towoaliip of District, lu the county
of Barks, deneaaad, will 1.0 hold on Wecleeeday, the 9'h day
of ! , eptember, A D. ,1:110 . 01.ok A U ,on the pro-
Wt ee leWliallip-of Uieutcq Bori.s rormrY,
where all persons totereioo3 may attend to they :Mole pro
per. ABRAI 4 K(ENIG, Sheriff.
011.100, Reading, 0 rigast 1, l9Ch-7t
Esiate of John S. Livingocd, late of Amity
Township, Berks °empty, deceased.
YjETTBitS Off ADMINIBTRATiON t.t; TIM
abort - , llsiats. hnving been granted by :he Register of
inns oottlitY, to the nudarsigned, residing to Aunty town
ship, llerlcseoolty all persons Loring ;WUte Will presset
them for settlement, and there indebted will e initao pay
ment, to . . . ..
3L-6L*3 .71R.13MLili Y. LIVIIGOJD, Adm'or,
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A. M. 11 A 12T,
14, Seat Penn Square