Snit -Rust OLD KL.170 ABE. Old King Abe. Was a jolly old blade, And a jolly old blade was he ; He called fur hie freilient, His Hunter and Pope, And he called for his Generals throe ; And every General to catch a fine nigger, And a very fine nigger was he, Nigger, dear nigger, my brother nigger; 0 lovely bigger How merry we'll ell be, - When the darkiee are free: - For there's none so rare As can compare With the darkice when they are free —Hunker Hill Aurora. oar-Tam EDITOR of the Danbury Times has been a fishing—trout fishing. Operation:thue described—result as fellows Followed the ravine down a few rods—eaw a trout—Editor looked pleased, and drew a hook and line from his pocket—fast to a pole—no bait--turned over rooks but could find nothing— Editor at last got a " grub"—impaled it on the hook—Editor advanced cautiously to the top of a rook overlooking the, trout trout mat !hare—Editor poised himself—oast line—watched the grub with trembling anxiety as it sailed along toward the trout—now it neared its nose —Editor all ready for a pull, with a smile of an ticipated triumph on his face—grub touched trout's nose—Editor excited, and yet, with all the stoicism of an old " sporter," apparently cool—troat refused to bite and moved a slowly and Indignantly—Editor's smile disappeared and gave place to a look of half-concealed astonish ment—tried again—trout still indifferent—Edi tor's face grew longer—another trout eppeared —Editor's face brightened a little—down went the grub dangling from the pole in the nervous grasp of the Editor—nary a bite—Editor'm floe still longer as be tried all the little arts and de vices in his possession without the least success —put up his tackle and ranfiewn the ravine. BLOODY" AS A BRITISH EPITHET.-31. D. Conway writes from London : I heard Mr. Bright say, the other day, that, in his opinion, the British people had been de moralized by the Crimean war, and that he had no doubt they could now be carried into a war twice as easily as before. The position was eagerly denied by some good judges who were present. Whether or not the brutal vein of the English people has been exasperated by the taste of Russian blood, I am convinced that it has a very decided existence, and f cannot help thinking that there is some significance in that universal expletive of the lower classes which calls everything " bleody." I can give no im pression of the frequently with which this ugliest of words occurs in any crowd. A man offers to bet a bloody shilling that there will be a bloody rain to-morrow i another wishes to know when this bloody steamer is going to start. And, in fact, Mr. Dickens' ac count of a certain aristocratic party, where blood was discussed so earnestly that. IL might have been taken for a party of ogres, would be true to the unaristocratic party also. Bo much sanguinary talk I never heard, To show how confirmed this slang is, I am told that on one occasion at the Lord Mayor's Court a man, giv ing in his testimony, said, " When I told Tom that he must give 1110 that bloody eovereign back, he squared off, and just then a bloody police men came up and brought us to your bloody Honor I" Bear BRINGING 'Es.—A good story is told of an old Kentuckian who went to New Orleans for the first time. Whiskey, brandy and plain drinks he knew ; but as tcr,compound and flavored liquors he was a know-nothing. Reposing on the seats of the court of the St. Charles, he observed a score of fashionables drinking juleps. "Boy," said he, "bring me a glass of that beverage." When be had consumed the cooling draught he called: "Boy, what was my last remark ?" "Why you ordered a julep." "That's right; keep bring ing 'era." HANDSOME MANSION AT PUBLIC BALE. WILL BE SOLD AT la , O'CLOCK, P. M., en TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 99th, 180, at the Keystone Reese. in the city orßeadlag. Pe., the Residence or the late Usury A. Illublenberg, Penn street, above 4t11.-30 feat front by 150 feet deep, - CUT DTONS PEONY to wooed story, with moutons Bamitßuildinge and ent ry modern we:men:once . Tema easy, and 1101.../.. 'don gi ven when desired. Apply to DAVID IIcKI4IGIIT, sun 20-3t] Heading, Pa. SALE OF LAND. 1.300.000 A.CRES PAWN LAND OF Till ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROZ COMPANY IT is WELL 1111 OWN TIIAT THIS COM pauy. in the few' ears since censtruc% of the iimati, has sold y the to a large number of Farms to settlers, who, measly in a abort time, enjoyed a degree of pros perity, which is sufficient evidence of the quality of the soil, and tiro &el.:Ries for disposing of its produce. The nnmerone villages which base sprang np in till& short time also indicate the abundant resources of the country. The land is rich PRAIRIE BOIL, often thiekly wooded. Woodland can generally be purchased at short distances and low prices—somethnial of the Company. The various kinds of grain are successfully cultivated. Fruit, Grapes. grew rapidly. and yield abundantly and of superior quality. The fruit market Is probably the beet in the West. For the raising of Cattle there is no better country to be found. Considering the infancy of the settlements, much has already been done for Schools. The Company offers to settlers great advantage. The land is sold—Wood or Prairio,—at (row 110 to 112 per acre, according to its distance from the Railroad. At the time of poncho.e, only the interest of the purchase money to re. quire& For the S first years, likewise only the interest. At the end of the fourth year and the three following, each one qoarter of the capital; thee after the expiration of seven years, the whole amount Is paid. On cash pay- WO MS a liberal discount le allowed. Pura:wens ate tie emit from taxes on the land for seven years. W The undersigned has been appointed agent, and having personally examined the land, is able to give exact Information. All communications to be addressed to Mara 21—tf] JOHN ENDLICH, Agent, Heeding P. 0., Berke county, Pa. ATTENTION FARMERS! t' MANUFACTURERS OF PHOSPHATIC FERTTLIZER! WOULD. RESPECTFULLY INVITE TILE attention of all interested in agricultural Pursuits, to their Fertilizer...believing it will comport) fivorobly with any other manure in the market. It combines in just pro. portions eneh ingredients, as not only stimulate for a brief period, but alio afford continued nourishment and support to the growing trope ; for Grain or Grass we think it spa tially adapted, and only nab an impartial trial, that itmay Sept! or rem leen its own merits. PRIOR $45 00 per ton —WMO lbs. - We also, blancracrona an article called MEAT AND BONE COMPOST! Which as he name Imports, Is composed of refuses meat and Wage from the itingbter hones, cotabluod with other ma terials. 'forming a cheap and powerful manure for Corn, Mathes and Vegetables generally. PRICE $27 00 per 'mil-4001) wij-These Nannies may be' had of Dealers Generally and of Die'Manufacturer. • TASICER & CLAR', B. W. COroor 811. and 'Wooldomon Sta. Platiodeipido mug 8-2 mo Witehes t Jewelry & Silver-ware. HE UNDBRISIONED WOULD DEspEcT_ J_ FULLY Inuits your Wootton to blo well wielded etoek of Fine Hold and Silver WATCHES, Fine Gold dock of every kind and, variety of styles,— leptheln all of the newest mad wont beautiful ileergur AnuSOLID IMI.VEII-WARE. equal to Coin—and the bent wake of Sauer Plated Ware. Each article la war. ranted to hit • tut rtinussuliet. 41/- Watches and Jewelry carefally repaired end Balla faction guaranteed. JACOB HARLEY, (Successor to Stauffer & Harley,) No. 621 Market Street, Philadelphia Eept 5-3m] SUPERFLUOUS HAIR NSTANTAN BDUSLY AND • PERMANENTLY Iremoved 'ertthbot Wary to the slain, by the wee of D. chtigivirlr ailely &wavered proem. Address; es- Magma nap omits ha poetize stamps or currency ; D. a lurroiros Item Phial lane% Philadelphia. UO2O 20, ~) , v:vv,i.lo , i o rr'7l GENERAL ELECTION. PURSUANT TO AN ACT OF THE GENERAL Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, ~.peeved the 2,1 Jay of July. A. D.. ISS9, cgtitivd " An Act relating to erections of al& Commonwealth," 1, ABRA HAM R. K 032110, Sheriff of the County of Berke, do hereby give notice to the electors of the aforesaid County, that a GENERAL ELECTION will be held in raid County, on the second Tueeday In October next (which will be the day of said meaty for the purr , ee of choosing by ballot ; ONE PERSON for the office of GOVERNOR Of the MP tooewealth of Penneylvania. ONE PERSON for the office of JUDGE OP THE SU PREME COURT of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. THREE PERSONS for MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVUS, to represent the County of Berke in the General Assembly of Feuseylvanta. ONE PERSON for the Office of PROTHONOTARY of the C ounty of Berks. ONE PERSON for the office REGISTER OP WILLS, Ste., of the County of Berke. ONE PERSON for the °Hee of RECORDER OP DEEDS, Air. of the County of Berke. o ' NR PERtioN for the office of CLERK OF THE - OR. PHA NS' COURT of the County of Berke. ONE PERSON for the office of CLERK OP THE QUARTER SESSIONS, Ac., of the County of Berke. ONE PERSON for the Office of TREASURER of the coun ty of Berks. ONE PERSON duly uneltßod for the office of COMMIS. Morin. of Berlithounty, for three years. ONE PERSON duly qualified for the office of DIRECTOR of the l'eor and House of Employment of the County of Berks. ONE PERSON duly qualified for the office of AUDITOR. to audit the Public Accunets of the County of Berks. [BY virtue Of tie Let of Assembly of the 16th of April; 1551, all the candidates for the above-named offices, except the Supreme Judge, will be voted for on a single ticket or strip of paper. The candidate for Judge of the Supreme Conn must be voted for on a at-para.& ticket, or strip of paper.] And the electors of the County of Berke aforesaid, On the second Tuesday in October next, will inset at the several districts, wards or please, composed of the several boroughs and toweehipe, to wit: The electors of Albany township, at the honed of David (piety, In said township. The electors of Alsace township, at the riblie hones of Peter Pies, in said township. The electors of Amity township, at the house of lease H. Spatz, in said township. The electors of Bern township, at the pall° bones of B. A. Leinbech, in said township. The electors of Upper Bern, at the public hones of John Albright, (late ilachemer's) in said township. The electors of Bethel township, at the public bones of Jacob Kerr, to Millerebarg. The electors of Breekrock township, at the public house of Peter Ziemer, In said township. The r Motors of the borough of Bernellle, will lied their tinier's' election at the public. house of Daniel Bents, inlaid borough. The electors of Crernarvon township, will bold their election at the Morgantown School Home, in said township. The electors of Centre township, will hold their election at the public hones of Jacob 3. Rain, in said township. • The electors of Volebrookdalo toitashlp, will hold their elec.ion at the house of Daniel Heiler, In Boyeratowu. The electors of Cnmru township, at the public Dom. Of William liornherger, In said township. The elector. of Douglass township, at the public house of Samuel Hatfield. In said towedelp. The electors of District towni.hlp, at Hothouse ofamonel Landis, is said township. The electors or Earl township, at the house of Elijah Focht, In said township. The electors of Exeter township. at the house of J. Per ree Alttiorme, (late Ritter's) In said township. The aleatory of Greenwich townehip, at the Willa house of Charles A. Kline, in said township. The electors of the borough of Hamburg, will bold their general election at the public house of Charles Keller, in said borough. The electors of Heidelberg township, at the public hones of U. B. Noll, in Robesonta. v it a The electors of Lower Heidelberg township, will bold their ewtion at the house of Reuben Spengler, (late Lerch's) in said township. The electors of the township of North Heidelberg, will hold their general and township elections at the house of Jonathan L. Klopp, in said township. The Motors of Hereford township, will bold their gene ral election et the public howls of F. N. S H. N. Gary, in Said township. The electors of Jefferson township, will bold their elec tion at the house of John S. Holtzman, in said township. The electors of the borough of Kat:town and the town ship of .Manitawny, at the hcitt erPaisiet Zimmerman, in said borough. The electors of Longerwamp township, will hold their election at the public house of Richard Wertz, In said township. The °Meters of Maidenereek township. at the public house of Daniel Stitzer, (late Helot's) in said township. The electors of the townehip of Harlon, Will hold their general and township elections at the public house of Jona than S. Elope, in Staucheburg. The electors of Hnhienberg township, will bold their general election at the public house of Gabriel Gehret, in said township. The eleetore of Oley township, at the house of Daniel Remy, deceased, in said township. The electors of Ontelaunee township, at the hones of Henry Hanker, (late Althonse's) In said township. The electors of Pike township, at the public hones of Abraham Yoder, in caid township. Th. elector. of the township of Penn, will hold their election at the house of Henry A. Fox, in said township. The electors of Perry township, will hold their election at the public house of Samuel S. linger, in said township. TILe elector. of Richmond township , at the public house otWoccupled by Adam Weidenhammer, in geld township. The electors of nobesota township, at the public hence of Jackson Beard, in said township. The element of Rockland township, shall bold their general election at the house of Henry Hertz, In New Jeru salem, in said township. The electors of Ruscombmanor township, at 'the public bowie of Henry Barnhart, in rticomn, t o said township. The electors of Spring township, will hold their aenenzi election at the public hone of Abraham Weitzel, in said township. The electors of the township of Tolpehoccon, will hold their election at the public house Henry Brobst, in Behronsintrg, The electors of Upper Tulpehodebn township, will hold their election at the public bailee of Daniel Moyer, in said township. TO electors of Union township, will bold their general election at the house of Herman Uniztead, to said township. The electors of the township of Washington, will bold their general election at the public hone of Oeorge M. Eshbach, in said township. The electors of the township of Windsor, at the public house of Mahlon A. genera, in said township. The electors of the borough of Womelodorf, will hold their elfction at the house of Michael P. Pollinan t to said borough. The electors of the city of Beading, shall hold their elec tion as follows : The electors of North-Wag (Fifth) Ward, at the public tense of Jacob Mahler, in Bald Ward. The electors of South-West (Second) Ward, at the public ham of Daniel Hoaaom. la mid Ward. . . . . The electors of South Fast (Third) Ward, at the public house of William Rapp, in said Ward. The electors of North-East (Fourth) Ward, at the public lonia of Samuel B. Gruel, in said Ward. The electors of Spruce (First) Ward, at the house lately occupied by John S. Goodhart, Is said Ward. The election in thetahl Ave 004..18 of Welty of lleadle,g. and in the said several districts, shall be opened between the hours of 8 and 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and shall continue Without interruption or adjournment, until 7 o'clock in the ev,uiug, (except in the city of Reading, where the election shall continue until S o'clock in the evening.) when the polio shall he closest Any person that may be coamittutonally qualified to vote in any city or county of this Commonwealth, bet who may have removed from one ward to another ward, within such city, or from any borough or townehip within the con nty, within ten days next preceding any general election held therein, shall he entitled to Tote at finch general election, in the ward, borough or toWnship, from which such per son may have en removed. And in remonance cf the Act of the General Assembly aforesaid, I hereby further give notice, "That every per son, except Justices of the Peace, military °Notre or bo rough officers, Whe "ball bold any office or appointment of profit neder the government of Ibis United States, or of it& State, or of any city, or incorporate t district, Whether a commissioned officer or otherwise, a imbordioate officer or agent, who is o: shad be employed under tie legislative, executive or judiciary departments of the State, or of the United Staten, or of any city, or incorporated district; and alto, that every member of Congrese, and of the State Leg islature, and of the Select and 6111319033 Council of any city, or Commissioner of any incorporated district. is by law incapable of holding or overdoing at the came time the office er appointment of Judge, Inspector or Clerk o f election of this Commonwealth, and that no Inspector, Judge, or other officer of any such election, shall be eligi ble to any odes to be titan voted for." And by the defile Act of Assembly, it is also made the "dilly of every Mayor, Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff, Alderman, Justice of the Peace and Constable and Deputy Constable. of every city. comity and townehip or district, within this Commonwealth, whenever called upon by any officer of an election, or by any three qualified electors, to cleat any minding, or avenue to asp window, at the place of the general election, which shall be obstructed in such a way as to prevent voters from ap proaching the same—and it shall be the duty of the respec tive Constables of each ward, district or township, within this Commonwealth, to be present in person or by deputy at the place of holding each dee11949 is Seid Ward, district or township, for the purpose of preserving the peace as aforesaid." The Judges of said election are to take charge of the cer tificates of returns, and on the third day after the day of election shall produce the same at a meeting of one Judge from each district within the same county, at the Court Home. The Judges are therefore respectfully requested to be in attendance at the Court House, in Reading, on Friday, the 16th day of October next, at 12 o'clock, meridian, and wake their returns. GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH. ABRAHAM Ja. 11d..1110, Sheriff. Sheriff's Offlee, Reading, Sept,. 12, 1563. THE PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK AND FUR EMPORIUM. No. 920 Chestnut St, (Formerly No. 708.) PHILADELPHIA. T W. PROCTOR & CO., INVITE THE AT ,' „ TENTIOIf of thEir Friends to their large and Superb Stook of =NB MOANS AND FURS, Unparalleled in any former lemon. The increased accommodation afforded in our new Mea tion, enables us to devote the Meet attention to our FUR DEPARTMENT, which will be found well furnished with every description of FIRST CLASS FURS, which will be guaranteed as re presented, or the money paid will be retauded. ORDERS per mail will be carefully attended to, and de livered, Express; charges paid, any dietance Meld* of 100 Mllu. L W. PROCTOR CO.. cep b 166.9-11] No. 920 Chestnut Street. Philad'a. ISAAC K. STAUFFER, Watch Maker and Jeweler, mAltuvacTusint OF SILVER WARE AND IMPORTER OF WATCHES, No. 148 North Second St., Corner Quarry, PHILADELPHIA, NE HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AN AS SORTMENT of Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Le. Pine and Plain Watches; Fine Gold Chains, Seals and Keys, Breast Pins, Ear Binge, Finger Rings, Brace ljp) lets, Ministers Cases, Medallions, Lockets, Pencils, Thimbles, Spectacles, Sliver Table, Dessert, Tea, Salt and Maskard Spoons; Segar Spoons, Cape, Napkin Maga, Fruit and Batter Knives, Shields, Combs, Diamond Pain ted Pens, etc.,—all of which will t o sold low for Caßli 1 M. I. TOBIAS 61 CO'S best quality fell jeweled Patent Lever Movements constantly on band; also other Makers of eaperlor quality. N. .11.-01.1 Gold and ,91Itterbsuohtfor Cash. wept 6-17 EAST PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. SUNDAY TRAIN ON AND AFTER JUNE 7TH, 1863, A PAS SENGER TRAIN will leave Readiug every Sunday, at 7.80 A. et., and arrive to Allentown at. 9.20 A. H. Be. Ma% Will leave Allentown at 4.10 I'. M., and arrive In Beading at 0.00 P. dl. This train will ekoy at all Stallone, and &leo at convenient places between Stallone, going and returning, The Fares for the round trip to all point+ will be about one-third lees than the regular rates, and are as follows: STATIONS. Reading, Temple, Blandon, • Fleetwood, Lyons, &Ante, Topton, Mertztown, Shamrock, Al Bartle, Idlllerstown, Smarts, Allentown, 1 1,10 11,30 UN AS FOLLOWS VTR TRAIN WILL N' P. IL Leave Allentown, 4.10 do Sloane '4 27 do MillekettAnt, 438 do Al Bartle, 4.46 do Shamrock, 424 do Mertztown, 4.M do Topton, 5.02 do Beware, 6.10 do Lyoas, 5.18 do Fleetwood, " 6.25 do Blandon, 6.35 do Temple, 5.43 Arrive at Reading. 6.00 atop between Stations, will tor. . M. CLYMER, 'President. Leave Reading, 7.80 do Temple, 7.48 do Blandon, 5.50 do Fleetwood, 8.07 do Lyons, 8.18 do Bowers, 8.22 do Topton, 8.20 do Mertztown, 8.34 do Blmorook, 8,87 do Al Bartle, 8.45 do Millerstown, 8.82 do &mane, 0.03 Arive at Allentown, 9.20 air nonagon give due notice to the Condon June 13,1883] Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road. evxmEß ARRANGEMENT lititanum oF PASSENGER TRAINS Aram 1883. (naming Readin) DOWN, TO PHILADELPHIA, at g B.OO and 11.10 A. M., 12 noon, and 4.20 P. N. vr, TO POTTSVILLE, at 11.10 A. M. and 8.00 P. M. WEST, TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG: Western Express from New-York, at 11.07 midnight. Mail Trains, at 11.07 A. M., and 6.00 P. M. On Sundays, the Down A. M. Train passes Reading' at 9.20 A. N., and Up Train, at 5.67 P. N. Both HJO A. M. and 6,00 P. kr, up Train. connect at Port Clinton for Tamaqua, Williamsport ! Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara and Canada. The 11.10 A. N. Train only connects at Por Clinton for Wilkesharre. Scranton and Pittston. The Western Express Trains connect at Harrisburg with Etpress Trains en the Pennsylvania Railroad for rate burgh, and all points West; and the Mail Trains connect at Harrisburg for Lancaster, Chamberliburg, Sunbury, Wil liamsport, Lock Haven, Elmira and the Canadaa. Through First-Class Coupon Tickets; and Emigrant Tick et. at reduced Farm, to all the principal point. In the North and Want, and the Canada.. COMMUTATION TICKETS, With 26 Coupon., at 25 per cent. discount, between any points desired. MILEAGE TICKETS, Good for 2000 mile., between all points, at $4O 35—for Families and Business Firms. Season Tickets, good for the holder only, for three months, in any of the Pamumgor Trains to Philadelphia, at $42, ao each. School Season Tick ets one-third less. Air Passengers will take thellapress Trains West, at the UPPER DEPOT, and all other Trains, at the LOWER or OLD DEPOT. BO Jim of baggage slimed 06911 ',Wenger. Passengers are requested to purchase their Tickete before entering the care, as higher Fares are charged if paid in Cara Up Triune leave Philadelphia for Heading, Harrisburg and Pottsville at &15 A. M., and 8.30 P. M., and at 0.09 P. M. for Reading only. iiiir - Exournion Tioketo, good for one day, by 0.09 I_ M Accommodation Train to Philadelphia and return, at $2 90 each, and to Harrisburg, good for three days, by all Pas censer Trains, $2 23. G. A. NICOLLS, April 25, 1803-tfl General Superintendent. EAST PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Summer Arrangement. COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 20th, 1889 Direct to New-York Without Change of Cars. isliziA o pr ig n 20 A 11 ), A6F3, Passenger TEMO Tn A l Y n;, will leave Reading daily, (Sun. days excepted) for Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Bethle hem, Easton, New-York, dm, &c., at 4.14 A. M., 13.16 A. 21., and 4.20 Y. M. treat the UPPER DEPOT The 4.14 A. M. train is the Eastern Express. without change of cars from Pittsburgh, and arrives in New-York to 9.10 A. M. This train will stop only at Lyons, Allen town, Bethlehem, Easton and the principal stations on the Jersey eet.f.M.l. The 11.1.5 A. M. Train will stop at all Stations between Reading and Allentown, and the 4.20 P. M. Train at all Stations, except Mentown and Al Berths. The 11.15 A. M. Train arrives in New-York at 6.00 P. M., as the 4.20 P. M. Train at 10.15 P. M. rhino will leave New-York daily (except Sundays) at 6 A. Pd., 12 noon, and 7 P. M., at the foot of &macula Street and arrive in Reading at 11.10 6 P. M., and. 11.57 Midnight. Passengers are requested to perchasetickets before tatt le their mate, ae higher fares will be charged on thecars. EDWARD M. CLYMER, President April 18-tf] HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS! . . . S i lk • Fs • " .07 • • • • ••: , Tont • I. Oar iei. M a WO. ROILIOZEEIS. MALTS, MICE. D ZAMA ANTS, Are thoroughly destroyed by this most VALUABLE PREPARATION. NO MONEY WASTED IN BUYING IT, FOR IT NEVER FAILS. Pawn. - - 25 CENTS PER Box Retailed by the following Druggtete In Reading J. B. McUURDY, S. A. MARSHALL, S. S. STEVENS, JOHN H. BASER, G. W. BUEDI, and H. BERGNER. Al., Wholesaled by S. A. NAtISHALL. Enot Penn Square, and J. K. Ma CURDY, No. 10, South Fifth Street. i'IIINCIPAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT, 139 South 10th st., Ist door ab. Walnut, PHILADELP H. lA, .PA. 011.117T10N Each Box of the genuine Exterminator bears the facsimile elgosturo of B. Burt. Jr. Be core and ask your Druggist. for BURT'S EXTERMI NATOR, and no oiler. Only 4-tmo FANCY FURS! FANCY FURS! 3073 N FARZIIILAIL, No. 718 ARCH Street, below Eighth, South side PHILADELPHIA. - 3•• IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER - of and Dealer in all kinds of FANG' FURS, FOR LADIES' Ann CitrbnitEN'S WHIR. I with to return m thanks to my friends of Reading and t he surrounding Conn. for their very liberal patronage --, tended to me during the last few yearn and would my to them that I now have in More of my own Importation and Manufatnre, a very extensive assort - ment of all the different kinds and (internee of FANCY FURS, for Ladles and Children, that will be worn during the Fail and Winter seasons. tieing the alma Importer of all my Fees IvoM ROOM, and having them all Manufactured under my own caper vision—enables me to offer my customers and the public a much handsomer Set of Pars fur the same money. Ladies please give me a call before purchasing. Please remember the name, number and street. cep 12-4m] JOAN PAIRIRA, No. 718 Arch Street, Philadelphia HARDWARE, IRON & STEEL ME • I T I -ti iM A LARGE AND NEW STOCK OF GOODS M ULL ASSORTMENT OF IRON AND STEEL OF ALL KINDS. Building Material* Nail., Sidlens; Om, Paiute, Glass, Butt Binigoo, Locks and Screws. • KNIVES, FORKS &SPOONS, CEDAR WARE and a general assortmentof Housekeeping Artielee. For male by L L, BTICEITER, Corner of Pain and Fifth Streets sag 29-9tmo] FRENCH'S HOTEL, ON MIZE ZIUROPILAIT MON' CITY OF NEW YORK. Single Rooms Fifty Cents per Day. City Hall Square, corner Frankfort St., (OPPOSITE CITY BALL.) MEALS AS THEY MAY BE ORDERED IN the spacious refectory. There Is a Barber's Shop and Rooms attached to the HoteL air Beware or RUNNERS and HAMMEN who any we are fell. =Ea B. PilliNCH. Props Leta READING SAYINGS BANK. FRANKLIN INCORPORATED ntuvr 11, 1055. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY CAPITAL, $50,000. OF PHILADELPHIA. Banking Rouse, Eoet Market Square, North Side, OFFICE, Nos. 436 AND 437 CHESTNUT STREET. Reading. Pa. - - Wee coo 00 TWOSITS RECEIVED FROM TEN CENTS .9., f,' ty retp u eb i nal Pim - inn - - - - 6912,073 29 ' Xi' to Ten Thousand Dollars. Money is received on de- Lees Five Per yam ''' . - - 47,149 00 posit from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. - and on Wednesday and Sat- -- —5996,824 63 urday evenings from 7 P. M. to 9 P. M. 190,464 05 Interest wilt be allowed at Om rate of .Pine per cent. per miaow, on all mime remaining on deposit, for one year or more. On some remaining less than a yea, intend will be el. I lowed at the rate of Pour per cent. per annum. iltiir AU the emote of the Bank and the individual prop erty of the etockholdere, are liable for the payment of De posita. Persons who have money to deposit, areinvited to call at the Bunking lime fottnrther leformetiet6 • DIRECTORS. DAVID Yornlß, GIDEON SNYDER, MIONAEI. GRUBER, CONRAD REBER, DANIEL B. LORAN, CoNRAD Y. SEIDLER. A. F. BOAS. Prsaident--A. F. BOAS. Cr/Ate—ADAM u 2121. tdoe 27—Iy E. & H. T. ANTHONY. MANUFACTURERS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS, 501 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK. CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. OUR CATALOGUE NOW EMBRACH CON SIDERABLY over Four Thousand different sub- IMO (49 WM& Sdditlona are coatioaelly being made) of Portrait. of Eminent Americana, eta. via: 72 HASOR-OENRRALS, Oh STATESMEN, 199 BRIG.-GENERALS, 127 DIVINES, 259 COLONIALS, 116 AUTHORS, 84 UWE-COLONELS, SO A MISTS, 207 MISR orrioEtto, 112 STAGE 00 14A371 OFFICSIIS , 40 P RO M INENT WOHEN. 147 PROlail - ANT FOREIGN PORTRAITS 2,500 Copies of Works of Art, Including reproductions of the wont celebrated Engravings. Paintings, statues. &o. Catalogues sent on receipt of Stamp. An order for One Dozen PICTURES from ilinr Catalogue will be tilled on receipt of sl.lio, and sent by mail, free. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. Of these we mannfacture a great variety, ranging in price from , Jo Ceek6 to IMO each. Oar ALBUMS Pave the reputation of being angprior in beauty and durability to any others. The smaller blade can be Bent eafelY by mall at a postage of alit cents per or. The more eipetligire can be Dent by express. We also keep a large selerlamof of STERESCOPES Br. STERESCOPIC VIEWS, Our Catalogue of these will be sent to any address on re oelpt of Stamp. B. & H. Y. ANTHONY, Bialitifootiltofo of Photographic Material' CM BROADWAY, HEW-YORK. Friendi or relatives of prominent military men will coo for a favor by sending rts their Menagerie to copy. They Will be kept carefully and returned uninjured. FINE akEITAIS ?JADE TO ORM. for Congregation& to present to their Faster, or for other purposes, with suitable inscriptions, dm. (arm 22-Omo. Plants, Pawls, Animals, &a. Put up in 2dc. 60c. and 21 00 Boxes, Bottler, and Flasks, 23 cud *5 sizes for HOTELS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, &O. " Oily 10111 1 719 f44 10 4 6 P0 RIZOWN, " "Free from Moons." "Not dangerous to the Homan Fatally." "flats come out of their holes to die." Aiir Sold Wholesale iu all large cities. air Sold by all DRUIMISTS and RETAILERS everywhere. airIII soormour or all worthless lakitatlaaa. See that .Costua'a" name to on each Box, Bottle, and Flask, before you buy. air Address HENRY R. COSTAR, air DRIECIPAL DEPOT 462 BROADWAY, N. Y. air Bold by—ILARVEY BIRCH d• Co., Wholesale and Retail; S.B. STEVENS, 93 Rost Penn street, above the Ratl• road; J. K. alodunny; R. P. Ittrarsts & Co., MALIN°, PA. Januaryl7, 186.3-9 mo F.T4IMWT37MM7I Farmer(' amd Dealers will please examine every barre and bag of Phosphate of Lime and see that it has the tot lowing brand :—" Moro Phillips' Genuine Improved $u per Phosphate of Lime. The standard gaaranteed. Manufactured at hie Chemical Werke, Camden, N. .7., for ALLEN & NEEDLES, 41 South Wharves and 42 South Water Street.' Price 47i per 2000 lbs. Our SUPSR•PHOFPHATZ OF LIMB to uniform In lto chemica constituents, and can always be depended on, ALLEN & NEEDLES' FERTILIZER. Packed in good arcing bags, 150 lbs. each. $3O per 2000 lbs. This Is decidedly the cheapest Concentrated manure In use, eheaper than Boxes and las& as luny. 1111 G.• 11L7 _A& Tar 4111311 go PERUVlAN—No.loovernment, received direct from the Peruvian Government, at lowest market rates. ICHABOE—A very superior firth:le t received direct from the Island. $l5 per 2000 lbs. PACIFIC OCEAN—A small cargo of "o/d fashioned genuine, peeked in bags, vent dry, and strong, *6O per 2000 lbs. PLASTER.—Groand Plaster, a superior article, peeked In good barrels BONES.—Ground Bones. Warranted Pnre. d drberat deduction made to Dealers in the above article*. ALLEN - & NEEDLES, 42 South Wharves and 41 Soutb Water Street Meer STORE ABOVE CEEETNOT,) PHILADELPHIA. We eell no aradr4 Ent such at we can aafels; re commend Duly 25-3 mo DR. • BRUNON'S • CONCIIINMAI'MD No L tHE ottk:A.T .REVIVER 6Pi..3DILY eraaleatee all the evil effects of sELF-sonE, ae Loss of Memory, Shortness of Breath, Giddiness, Palpita- tion of the Heart, Dimoess of Vision, or any constitutional derangements of the System, brought on by the unrestrain ed indulgauce of tho psooloo, pets alike ort Other lurk. Price One Dollar. No. 2. THE BALM will cure In from two to eight days, any case of GONORRHEA, Is without mate or smell, and requires no restriction of action or diet. For either sex. Price One Dollar. No. 3. THE TOMB will core In the shortest possible time, any ca.e of (L 111.1% even after all other Remedies have failed to produce the desired effect. No taste or smell. Price One Dollar. No. 4. THE PURIM ie the only Remedy that will re ally care Stricture/Of the Urethra. No matter or how long standing or neglected the case may be. pica One Dollar. No. 6. THE BOLUTCR . WiII care BD) cue of 0 HAVE,. permanently and speedily remove all afflictions et the Blad der and Kidney& Price One Dollar. No R. FOR PARTICULARS BEE CIRCULAR. No. 7. THE AMARIN willeure tbe Whites radically, and in a much shorter time than they can be removed by any other treatment. In fact, is the only remedy that will re ally correct this dieordeu. Pleasant to take. Price One Dollar. No. 8. THE OP.IENTAL PASTILS are certain, safe and speedy in producing MENSTRUATION, or correcting any Irregularities of the monthly periods. Price Two Dollars. No, 8. FOR PARTICULARS BEE CIRCULAR, Either Remedy sent free by mall on receipt of the price annexed. Enclose postage stamp and get a Circular. General Depot North-Bast corner of York Avenue and Callowhill Street. Private Office 401 York Avenue, Phila delphia, Pa. For sale in Reading, only by HARVEY BIRCH & BRO., where Circulars containing valuable laformakion, with full descriptions of each case, will be delivered gratis, on ap plication. Address . . . . . DR. FEUX BRUNON, P. 0. Box 99, Philadelphia, Pa Hog 1-1 y) LAUER'S IMEMMIT READING, PA. 'THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully annottnees to the public that be has recently enlarged his BREWS- It to a considerable extent, and introduced eteamcower, and is now ready to supply all demands for SUPRILIOR. STALLT LIQUORS, For home and distant consumption. Ilis stock of Malt Liquors, warranted to keep in all olimates,ls as follows DROWN MEM PORTKR,IIOTTLINO ALE, nitAuccur ALE AND LAGER BEER. June 19-tf FREDERICK LAUER. N.B.—A liberal percentage will be allowed to Agent, abroad. CASPER HEFT, I MPORTER AND DEALER IN viltin, m ums and SWAM, No. 161 North Third Street, Phil a elphia, would respectfully call the attention of hotel keepers and others, to his well selected stock of Wines, Liquors, and Imported Segars, in store and under thLatom HOllB6 lock. COGNAC BRANDIEB—Of miens brands, eonfiltding of Pale and Dark Martel & Co., ?Met, Hennessy, Maglory, Otani, Dupuy & Co., and Otard's superior London Dock, and 'rations brands of Cognac and other Brandies. WINES, &c.—Fine old Madeira, Sherry, Teneriffe, and Lisbon Wines—snpar old Port Wine, Clarets of different kinds, on draught or in ghtm- CHAMPAGNE—HeIdsick, P. A. Mnmm & Co, and Gels. ler's genuine Anchor Brands, in pints and quarts. Together with a general assortment of Scotch and Irish Malt Whiskey!, Holland Gin, Jamaica SpiritNpeach Bran dy, old Bourbon, Monongahela Whiskey, Wild Cherry, Blackberry Raspberry and Lavender Brandlen air Superior Wine and Stomach Bitters. pulse 1.-tt Unexpired Temporary Premium, Less for the portion of time explr• ed on pollees over one year, Burping, 00,300,110 30 Total, - Statement of the Assets of the Company, January 1, 1663, First mortgage., amply rtocrirerl, $1,0101,0111 40 Real Estate, (pound value 3119,322 47) cod 120,970 77 Temporary Loans, on ample Collateral Sesurltles 84,025 77 Stocks, (present value 308,276 10) cost • 84,901 60 Rotes and bile receivable, - . 1,548 80 Cash, . . . • 70,312 03 102,5159,291 OH Advance In Value of Real Estate over coal, 9,301. 70 Advance in Value of blocks over sod, 10,473 ad Total, AP The °gag Projlte from Premiums which this Com pany can divide by law, are from Make which haw bean determined. Extract from the Charter of the Cornwall* "hut the moneys received as Premiums upon Risks Which remain undetermined, and are outstandingg at the lime of declaring ouch Dividend, shall not ba eonsideved at part 01 the profiteer said Corporation, or divided as snob.' PERPETUAL OR LIMITED INSURANCES MIDI ON BYERS DEBORIPIION OP 141011OITY, IF Town and Country, Pot Owners, Mortgagees, Ground Landlords, Ste. Am Bata ao low as are consistent with security. LOSSES BY FIRE Leslie paid daring the Tear 1889, By order of the Board. CHAS. N. BANCSER, President. Atteet—JAS. W. WoALLISTBB, Secretary pro tem. DIRECTORS. CHARLES N. SA AVNER DAVID S. DROWN, TOBIAS WAGNER, ISAAC LEA, SAMUEL GRANT, EDWARD C. DALE, JACOB R. SMITH, GEORGE PALES, GEORGE W. RICHARDS, ALFRED FITLER. CHARLES N. RANG ER, President. EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President. JAL. W. lisAweran, ikeretary pro tam. air Applications (or Insurance, made either personally or by letter, will be promptly attended to by J. LAWRENCE GETZ, Company, at Reading, Pa. April 4-1 7] Agent for t TIM COLUMBIA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF COLUMBIA, LANCASTER COUNTY, PA. CHARTER PERPETUAL. TINS COMPANY CONTINUES TO INSURE Buildings, Merchandise, and other property, against lees and damage by are, on the mutual plan, either for a emelt premium or premium note, The large and increasing capital of the Company, con • elating of premium notes given by its members, and baled upon $1,475,789 35, Insured on the mutual plan, affords a reliable guarantee equal to ten times the average lose on the amount !neared; and the Directors pledge themselves to deal as liberally with those who may sustain loss or damage as the case will admit ot, consistent with justice to all parties con cerned. Amount of Premium Notes, 5155,620 49. Balance of Cash Premiums unexpend. ed, 'January let, 1862, $1,1368 67 Cash receipts during the year 1862, less agents' commission' 6,781 47 Cash receipt. in January, 1883, 895 so $9,845 84 Losses and Expenses paid during the pear 1832, 6,329 73 Balance unexpended, Feb. 2d, 1883, 3,016 11 - $9,315 84 A. g. ORERN, President. GEORGE YOUR°, JR., Secretary. Mortara, S. SHUMAN, Treasurer DIRECTORS: R. T. RYON, EPHRAIM HERSHEY, ABRAHAM BRUNER, MICHAEL H. MOORE, JOHN HENDRICH, GEORGE YOUNG, Jr., H. G. MINION, NICHOLAS McDONALD, SAMUEL F. ESERLEIN, AMOS S. GREEN, MICHAEL S. SHUMAN. .eir PHILIP MBE% Ninth and Penn etreetß, Reading, is the Agent for the above•named Company, and will take rieke in city and country at the lowest rates. Jane 13, 1663-6mo* INSURANCE COMPANY I= OFFICE, NOB. 4 AND 5 EXCHANGE BUILDING, North Mee Walnut St., Between Dock and Third St.B., t.inLADELPUT. INCORPORATED IN 1704. CHARTER PERPETUAL, CAPX'i'sL■ sCldOco,cococo. Properties of the Company, Feb. 1, 1863, $493,829 67. Harine, Fin and Inland 23 . anarorlalion !norm, DIRECTORS. HENRY D. SHERREED, CHAT ES MACALESTER, WILLIAM S. SMITH, JOHN B. AUSTIN. ED WARD C. KNIGHT, HENRY G. FREEMAN, GEORGE C. CARSON, HENRY h. SHERRERD, PretddeaL WILLIAM HARPER, Secretary. .ri• Applications for Insurance may be outdo to WIL LIAM %HELY, At Howard k Co'd. "spun Offlee. May 18, 1863-ly OLD ESTABLISHED =T. Cr SS W` X 'l' .allh. Ma , No. 5 Beaver St., Albany, New-York, On the French System. Quick Cure. and Low prices. 20,000 Patients Cured Annually. DR. TELLER CONTINUES TO BE CONFl dentially and etmeesstall7 Sonstilloo on all forms of private diseases at bin old established Hospital, No. Beaver street, Albany, New-York. Twenty yearn devoted to thin one particular branch of practice, enables him to perform cures such as no other physician can: and bin facilities are curb, (being in correspondence with the most celebrated physicians of the Old World) of obtaining the talent at well as the latest remedies for these diseases, of. fee inducements to the unfortunate of a quick and rapid cure, to be obtained at no other office in America. In syphilis, gonorrbrea, gloat, strictures, enlargement of the testiciee end spermaceti° cords, bubo, ulcerated throat, sore throat, Vadar shin bones, mateneons eruptions, biles, nicer's, abseesses, and all other impurities of the system. are perfectly under ecnitel of the Doctor% medielnee, and have been tested to more than 20,000 cases annually with immense sitcom YOUNG MEN addicted to secret habits, who have Im paired their health and destroyed the vigor of their minds, thus depriving themselves, of the pleasures of married life, are Defined that in compiling Pr. J. Teller, they will and a friend to console and a physician who has cured thou. tauts, in almost every part of the United Staten, who ap plied to Dr. T. broken down In health, now rejoice in all that makes life desirable and man happy. The reader is of course aware that the delicacy of the subject will pre. Yea; a more minute deocriptlen et ibis terrible dime% DR. TELLER'S GREAT WORE.—d book for everybody. Startling disclosures. Dr. Teller's great work for the mar. Ned and those coutemplailug marriage -200 pages—full of plates—price 2b cents- Seim to all parts, under seal, by mail, poet paid. The single married and the married happy. A lecture on Love, or how to cbooae a partner— s complete work on midwifery. It aantalos hundreds of Secrete never before published. Warranted to be Worth three times the amount asked for it. 25 cents, In specie ar postage stamps, enclosed, will were a copy by return. mail. Dr. Teller bee devoted a life time to the cure of there diseases of which his book treats. . , TO THE LADIRIKavDr..T. Teller still Maim the only Agency in America for the tale of Dr. Victud's Italian Fe. male Monthly Mils. The sale of more than 20,00 J boxes establiebes their reputation as a Female Remedy, unto. proaced, and far in advance of every other medicine for stoppages, irregalaritles, aod.ether obstroollonsin females. CAUTION,...Married ladies, is certain delicate situations should avoid their use. For reasons, see directions which accompany each package, for the guidance of patients.— On the receipt of $l, (the price per box) these pills wUI be sent, by mail or express, to any part of the world, encore from curiosity or damage. stir °Mee hours from 8 A. x to 8 P. N.: and on Sonday from 2 to 2 P. N. N. B.—Persons at a distance can be eared at home, by addressieg a letter to J. Teller, enclosing a remittance.— Medicines securely packed from observation, seat to any part of the world. All cases warranted. No charge for advice. No students or boys employed. Notice this—ad dress all lettere to J. TELLER, M.D., May le-ly] No. a Beaver street, Albany, ICI. TEE ORMUZ Dyspepsia Remedy and Blood •Searcher. P R. MARKLEY'S HEALTH RESTORATIVE BALSAM.—This celebrated Medicine Is offered to the pu De se the beet remedy for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Ileatiche, Pilo, Diemen of the Blood, Brataloge of the Skin, etc. IT iIAS CURED THOUSANDS IT IS A NEVER FAILING REMEDY! MT ST I Read what it hue done for Mr. Alamo D. Castrusra, of the firm of Campbell & Harebell, Boot and Shoe dealers, Centre Pomo. LANCASTER, PA., March 4, IN& Dr. O. H. Mangurir—Dear Sir: For many years I was the victim of Dyspepsia in its most aggravated form ; my syetem having become go much deranged and debilitated, that I was unable to perform any kind of labor. I had re sorted to the beet doctors within reach, without relief. I need some of the most popular remedies of the day, bat none of them did me any good. My suffeNngs cannot be described in words. I was then living at Hopewell, Cher ter county, and In 1567, as a last resort, I commenced the use of your medicine. They 80011 afforded me relief from the most painful symptoms which I had scarcely hoped to obtain ; end In a surrnielngly short time I wascompletely restored to health, and I have enjoyed the beet of health ever since—not a symptom of my old complaint remain ing. Since then, I have always kept your medicines in my family, uud would not be without them titan any con sideration, as they have never failed to do what you claim for them. Respectfully yours, . A. D. CAIIIPBBLL. This is but one of the many testimonials daily received. la praise of this great soedielea For sale by 'HARVEY BIRCIfi& DRonsa. Jane 41-411 Druggists, No. OS West Penn a., Reeding. WALL PAPERS. BROWN GROUND, Gi cents. WHITE GROUND, 12i " GLAZED PAPERS, 25 66 GOLD BAND 10,058 40 -6171,525 05 024,7116 11 Aro 2SIC r3L" IK-7 WU. 713:1 g BUFF AND GREEN HOLLANDS, BAND BOXES, $1,75 per doz. -.. 192,392,116 39 GEORGE OFIRISMAN, Bros. 9 ANDS =INN 11(101d • READING, PA., HAS OPENED 1118 SPRING STOOK OF sow sod boontlfol designs of WALL ram, DOW EWA Datha, of the Ma laohtooshas meow facture rod will son the same at the very lowest Tidos& oar Next door to the Vamoose' Book, 9 Rod 6 Peon Square, Beading, Pa, (Ain It 11-0 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. PHILADELPHIA. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. NINSTMIGHTU SEWN (Me-e 4). WILLIAM GIBSON, M. D., EMERITUS Professor of Surgery. Chums B. WOOD, D., Emeritus Professor of Theory and Frailties of Medicine. , fIAIIONI. JAMESON, M. D., Imeritas Professor of Institute. of Medicine. Boon L. Honok M. D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children. JOaarx CARAON, H. D., Professor of Mated& Medico and Pharmacy. Bogggy B, £vusss, M. D., Profaner of Ohemlirty. JOSsfor LMIDY, M. D., Professor of Anatomy. HARRY B. SMITH, gl. D., Professor of Surgery. WILLIAM PRPPRD, H. D., Professor of Theory and Practise of Medicine. F. GURNEY SMITH, M. D., Professor of Instlintes of Medi. chub It. A. P. Paiiona. M. D., Professor of Obstetrics end the Diseases of Women and Children. Joao H. PACKARD, IL D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. •89,789 11 The Lectures of the &aeon mat began on the second Non day of PotoOoto and close on the pet rtr March. - One introductory will be delivered to the Course. Clinical Instruction is given throughout the Session, in the Medical Hall, by the Professors, and at the Hospitals. At the Philadelphia Hospital, containing fill beds, In etruotion is tree. Military Surgery and Hygiene will be tally 'alight by the appropriate chain. The Illasecting Booms. under the superintendence of the Professor of Anatomy and the Demonstrator, are open from the middle of September. The Room for Operative Surgery and the Application of Bandage., &c , le urea early la eeptinnber and throughout the Session, under the impervision of the Professor of Sur gery. Surgical De . nionstatore • OS. BisnoP, M. D. tfl Lusex Hobos, M. D. Pee. for the Lectures (each Professor $l6), . . $lO6 Matrionlation Fee (paid once only), . . • 6 Oradnation Fee,. 4„ . It. S. 1t00111.13, M. , Dean of the Medical lizeutly, University Building. flAmein, Perm, Janitor, University Building% P. S.—Board may be had at from $2 50 to $6 per week. ang 29-61 i i;;4\14101 . 57 ,,, 0 Lk PRMAIIIITLIPILEAL MATTRESSES, Beds, Feathers, Blankets, Comfortable., Quilts, Cushions, And all other articles belonging to the bueineee. Feb. 14-17] AMOS HILLBORN. HARDWARE & IRON STORE, imrsotausaras AND =MAID. THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BOUGHT the old Established Hardware and Iron Store of the late Pricker, Stevenson & Co., and having added a large new Stock of goods; would respectfully call the attention of the public to their large assortment of HARDWARE, CUTLER Y, IRON, STEEL, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, SADDLERY, COACH TRIMMINGS, Re., Re., Which they are determined to sell at the very lowest Mar ket Prices, wholesale and retell. GEOECIE LERCH & CO., Corner of Fifth and Market Square, nest door to Borbon'e Mansion House. Old Stand). (150/105 LEECH.] Jan 18 V. T. JACKSON. WILLIAM R. WHITE, GEORGE H. STUART, SAMUEL GRANT Jr., TOBIAS WAGNER, THOMAS B. WATTSON, CHARLES S. LEWIS. Sie S. I. F. D. E. -vig STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT. BARRETT, NEPHEWS & CO., PROPRIETORS. /®' Officee: No. 47 North Eighth o% Phila— delphia, and 5 4 7 John St., New-York. OUR SUCCESS IN DYEING AND CLEANS ING GARMENTS of Velvet. Cloth, Silk, Merino, De Latne, Bc., de., and B[IAW LS of &tweet every description, is so well known that we only desire to remind mu-friends and the puhilo generally, flat the season for getting read? their Fall Goods le now at band. al' Goods received and returned by Express. sag 16-81no] BARRETT, NEPHEWS & CO. HAS REMOVED HIS Wholesale Fancy Dry Goods and Notion Store, TO No. le, WEST PENN WARE, READING, PA., ADJOINING JOHN S. PEARSON & where he offers to the trade and retail customers, the largest and most desirable assortment of goods in his line Over brought to this city. Ni. stock consists in pert of Hosiery and Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Tailors' Trimming% Perfumery and Fancy Soaps; Jewelry, Combs, Pins, Needles, Thread, Sewing Silks, dta., Shoe Findings, Drugs, Stationery, Cutlery, and a great variety of Miscellaneous Articles and Notions too numerous to mention. or Country IderahauLL Pallas, and °Mora supplied by wholesale at the lowest city Milliners prices for Cash. May 2, 1863. INVALID CORPS ATTENTION, INVALIDS I ForrNLISTED MEN HONORABLY DISCHARG -44 on account of disability, desiring' to re - enlist in this pe, will present themselves to the Board of Enrollment for tha District in which they reside, for examination by the Surgeon thereof, whoshall make a personal examina tion of them, and report the result to the Board of Enroll ment. • The Board shall then consMpr each case, and if the ap plicant ie found to fulfil the conditions specified, the Board ghat stye btu a certilleete (according to the form fareleh , ed) to that effect. The term of enlistment obeli be Three (3) Yearsor during the War. For particulars apply to the Provost Marshal. Jane 13, 1833-0 CONOCIA,DIA, sazXl, NO. 369 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. C. TIIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT-. tally Inform their numerous friendsthroughotzt B,r ks county, that they have leased the above Hotel, and are ROW prepared to accommodate all who may favor them with their patronage. At our bar may be found' the hest and purest liquors, while the table is supplied with the best the market affords. THOMAS HUMPHREY. June IS-ta FRANK BITTING. C. C. WILTAMBEFACIIIR, No. 05% East Penn St., between Sixth and Seventh, North Slde, READING, PA., DEALER IN ALL KINDS OP TOBACCO, SEGA.RS & SWIPE CONSTANTLY ON NAND A Latins musornum OP MEERSCHAUM, BRIER ROOT, AND FANCY PIPES. May 30, lasi-if WILLIAM PENN HOUSE, CORNER Or PZINN AND TENTS M., READING, PA. BERTOLETTE GRANT, Proprietor. MD IS HOUSE BEING A LICENSED TAVERN, the beet of Liquors are kept at the Bar, and as good a table as any other Bore' In the county. Accommoda tions fog iltittaars 4134. Traveliere. Bharges reasonable. E Lunch from 9to 11 o'clock, daily. pone 6-tf BOUNTY MONEY, BACK-PAY AND PENSIONS. A PPLICATIONS PROMPTLY ATTENDED "L E. H. BREAM, Attorney at Law, tiAO4ll 01lee In Court Street, Reading. TEL—EXTRA FINE OOLON TEA, AT an FoECOOKiII, al Booth rittli Stmt. WINDOW SHADES AND REMOVAL. HENRY CROUSE. 00 CONSTITUTION WATER, Tins GAZIALge 3111212Zipv FOR THE CICIMOTITICTTIOIk ? MD MI ONLY KNOWN REIVEby FOR DIABETES AND DISEASE'S OF TILE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER. Dmigercur and Troutdtteme Thrum% wad, thturfar rirestriort thr bra dircalli trecremont t au Comp Wily OuntrottedbYt4eßEMEDYnaleglun'ti4. ' THE CURATIVE properties of the medicine direct Omani We to lb. erre; mention, and by so altering the Condition of the d sad liver tbst the starchy principle of the foil le led tw vented Into sugar so long a* the system le ender tieja finance of the ooNsztrvrzor WATER, which give, them organs time to th at the healthyu r t er . vigor. We are able to state that the lelbm w I ter . has amid averi Wadi 61 Piebalds In which It her given. STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS, ORA v t , ARIOX DUST DEPOSITS, AND EUVOLIN oh " MIDST DISCHARGES aprica URINATING!. im pime °penning from one and the %HMS CAPPewill entirely cured by the Constitatton Water, Malmo forte n length of time. The dose should vary with the onset the Memos). from twenty drops to a teaepounful nmu Ilse': a day, in water. During the pumas of the Calculus, pals and urgent symptoms should be aonihatti wi t h Wa proper ter, as a remedies, then followed up with the Comic,. bove DZSMENORRECNA, OR PAINFUL NENSTRITATPn AND IN MBNORRIIAGIA OR PROFUSE 1. FLO WINO, Beth dinessee arising from a faulty seerstlas strual Auld—in the one ease being too intl., panted by pain ; and the other a too prolate ems. Don, which Will be sPeedily eared by the Countitatim Water. The disease known as FALLING °FIRE WOMB wife, Ls the relizativo of the 116619t0t0 of 1411 urao, known by a sense of heaviness and dragging p 4 0 , 1,,,,, back and sides, and at those; accompanied by sharp lade sting or shooting pains through the parts, will, is elit,. see, be removed by the medicine. Thera is another class of symptom, arising from PATIOS OF THE WOMB, which phytsiclatn. call :imp ly , nese, wleteh word edoretet lip mush lasoraa., ass la Um cases out of ten the doctor does not really know wh i i,„ 2 the symptoms are the disease, or the disease the .ysi Ka y We can only enumerate theta here. I upeak more pot, Duly of Cold Feet, Palpitation of the Ream, Imporl Memory, Walsofolnom 716,h0t 91 most, bander, Lud. tilde, and Dimness of Vision. SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION, Which in the unmarried female is a conatant refute: disease, and through neglect the seed. of morzgrais and dangerous maladies are the result: and as month htv month pestles without an effort being made to Rah; pgtpr k the nuppreealou knicomea ohromio, the patient grafter, looses her appetite, the bowels are constipated, Mot sweat, sweat, come on, and consumption finally ende her carat LE ITOORRHOLA OR WHITES. . . This Mimeo depends upon an inflammation of menu Mang of the vagina and womb. Rio in all cores me panted by ware pain in Oa back, armee the bonne nt through the hips. • taaapoonful of the medicine Easy t taken three times a day, with an injection of a tableagot. fel of the , medicine, mixed with a half pint of *A a 147 morning and evening. IRRITATION.OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, AND OATAREI(OI 7 THR BLADDER, STRAY GURY AND BURNING OR PAIN. IPUL URINATING. For these Masses it Ic truly a /evenly' remedy, min much cannot be said in lie praiee. A Merle &saluted known to relieve the most urgent symptoms. Ire you troubled with that dlatraulag pain In the Anit of the beak and through the hips? A tosspoonial a day yl Constitution Water will relieve you like magic. FOR DYSPEPSIA, It ham no equal in relieving the moat distracchtg tome. Aleo, Headache, Heartburn, Acid ti , tomach. lag Feed, Ate. Taka a tasepoonfal after dinner_ Ilia d.. 0. In all came may be tameased if desired, but khoulat4 done gradually. PHYSICIANS Have long since given op the nee of bnchtt, enbeln juniper In the treatment or them dimmer, ma only IA them for want of a batter remedy. CONSTITUTION WATER HUB proved itself equal to the teak that has &molted upon it, DIURETICS Irritate and drench the kidneys, and by constant on an lead to okroole dogeobrallon ima eel - Armed diaries. REAM READ. READ. Dittvu.r.s, Pa., June 2, ISO. Dr. Wm. H. GIEGG—Dear Sir: In February, 1801.1 was afflicted with the sugar diabetes, and as Ova moral I passed more than two gallons of water hi twemptar hour'. I was obliged to get tip as often ae tee or tato times during the night, and in Ave mouths I loot 'bat Cr pounds in weight. Daring the month of July, 150, t pr, cared two betties of Constitution Water, and la two itft after using it I experienced relief, and after takingtwo tlesl was entirely cared, soon after regaining my ned vied health. Yenta May. . . J. V. L. DE WITT, 800 Commas, N. Y., Dec. 27,1:61 Wx. B. GREGG & Co.: Gents :—I freely give you liberty to make not of fa following Certificate of the value of Comarrorion Witt Whiel,l edit Pateardscaiff in the highest meatier. My wife, who wee attacked with pain in the Meade, whale length oldie bark, and in her limbs, with Pcip• lion of the Heart, attended with Pelting of the Dyamenorrhmo, -"id irritation of the Ittathler. I calms physician, 1010 attended her about three months, 'dwell bait her woree than he found her. I then employed ete the beat physicians I could find, who attended her for situ nine months, and while she was under his camas dtd,e; Suffer quite as much pain; be finally gave her op a:i said : "her case was incurable." Far, said he, "see iO such a combination of complaints, that Inedtein, ;pi for one operates against some other et, her dlitlekhf.x. About this time, she commenced the use of ()onetime.: Water, and to oar utter aatouishment , almost the fire: eei seemed to have the desired street, and she kept Of/ fore" lug rapidly under its treatment, and now snperiniendee , timely her domestic affairs. Bhe has not taken any of L! 092101119# Wi)ter f9r olappt , Per wcreko, *AO we mew to say it has produced a permanent core. Wit. K. VAN DEN6CHOTSS. /insOaD, Cow, N0v.19, WI Dr. WM. H. GRIM: _ . Dear Bir :—I have for several yearn, been !dilated wyr that tsenblasoma and &angered* diestse=s6rasci—nr: Justified all remedies and doctor', until I took Coustilw: Water, and you may be assured that I was exceekthil pleased with the result. It hasestfrety cured mcsady:; may make any use of my name you may sae at In mei 10 the medicine, as I have entire eonfidence In lie Bah* Years truly, POND SHOO. TERRE' ARE FACTS BNOVVIL - . . . Theret ono Mass of diseams that produce such aloe. Mg effects upon the human eonetlintlon as Disbetet nl Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Poop and through false modesty they are neglected uunl lITO " 44"4494 " AS 1'97904 the control of animal remedies, and we present the CONSTITUTION WATER . . . To the public with the conviction that it has so relieving the class of diseased for which it has beet land so eminently snmeasfal in curing; and we troet thelm obeli be rewarded for Our efforte In placing so volts/Pet remedy in ti form to meet the regalremeots of WWI ol physician. 808. SALE Wit ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE SI. WM. H. BRIM() At CO., Proprietor/ Ne M w o . r . g. i n k lk Allen; Ilenena Agent', E1ia.v46299.112,,, COAL, WOOD, SALT, IC.4IILIVIEJEC ems. MNIAISII II3, SAMUEL BOONE. (YORSIZRLY) Doha Hissinger, Sri, Corner of Penn and Prong Streets, Reabp AAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND SEW at reasonable prices, all kinds of Broken El ea toys Coal ; Nut, Chestnut and tlituminoos Cosi, and Band. Persons in want of anything in my line, will dell to their advantage to give me a call before purebaning whoa. I danger free of taken ahorgo to any Pert et r' city. tort 64 .A. O$ EMTDILL'S =CAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ;,•,'[?)' SADDLE AND HARNESS -rci MANUFACTORY , : ,' , /- , - I EMIT PENN STREET, MOO . , . . ._ - -4 -- ' SE R AND &OHM 44., t .' l ' 4- '• ' ?/' South B r t E d l e i , r neatly op, 1 1 , 1 ,! Fall A, , Berke Coottty Huortue il'l Athem-_ i ,-.--- I place East of the ROIL %OA ~. , READING FA 41 .9410.1141011, January /4, 86-tf F. WESCHE, MANUFACTURER OF IRON RAILINGS, BELL-MO O AND LOCKSMITH, diT THE OLD AND WELL-KNOWN sTANA . Court Alley, above Sixth street, near WeU 6I no.at. s , y. NT Nays made, and all aorta of repairing donell.4 notice. March MONEY WANTED I . ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. APPLI TO JACOB c. sccoaa, Commercial Or Moe—Coed West. ()feral ;a MONEY TO LOAN. APPLY TO JACOB C.Com S mCrcial 11 OOSNEN.. , e Offloe—Court street. (meth GILALIDIN Z (MALT. ) rIRIANS CAN CONSTANTLY BE HAP ILA LAUER BREWRRY, corner o Third end Ch'n streets. p, yltl6k December 7 If' • - tr ARTIER WISHING TO SELL OR ril' P CHASE Real Estate, will do wen to dill ralk. o l o, JACOB C. SeVioir. 0 dlee--Court street. C°Ullaeritsarell JUST RECEIVED. 2 con PLOWED. POTS, AT THE OLDJ' 4 '.. 3 . (R I 4-tt 1110.ed`,„ FOB.%ALE AT THE OLD JAIL, 200 Hl lO Wenn, Ten Setts of the newest style. - VOA SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, soo °Bap .ll.: Dinner ;tette if tkoa Rawest My*
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