szeits and Dattverat.
ID
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1563.
me THE 1' TEMP INTIAIn or VALLAI4-
1,1611.1,1 [0 a C.I. Umbel, (Rebel) of the Eighth
Ala6.lula Volunteers, which ha been freely eir
calrur..l by the Abolition papers—the Reading
1,.,,,,,14ut0ng the number—as •• more proof Of
v,,ii,, e digbam - S treason," lea bare faced forgery,
m ight hare been supposed. In n letter to
Cat Staltry, at Columbus, Vallandikhdm
i never yaw, never wrote a line of it, nor
Id 1 ever write a line on politics or the war to
any oue while in tlik South. Neither did ever
see or hear from such a man as •• Colonel D. D.
it.shalL"
h is by noel. Infamous sets se them ihst.
Vallsiligham's fame and reputation have been
*wed with those who have never seen the fur
g2r i„ mused, and they constitute a large por
tion of the community.
TSCAS43I IN THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOME :saa
Extraordinary developments have recently been
made in the city of New York. Henry B
s wi m, the Deputy Collector of the Port, and
0 ,6,- prominent Black Republican officials, have
been detected in the act of sending merehandize
so d supplies, in violation of the law, to the Rebel
alogorities at Richmond, of course theeiving
loge pay and proms from Jeff. Datritee govern , -
meat. Some rich exposures are expected. Here
We have another evidence of the honesty and Thy-
dry of some of the Lincoln officio-holders. Noth•
icg is too dishonorable for them to do if they
can fill their pockets with money. Our readers
mutt not expect to find out much about this real
treasonable plot from the Administration papers.
Tee are too busy in hunting up imaginary trai
tors among the Democrats. to give any attention
to the heinous wrong-a that are going on amongst
their own intensely "loyal" friends, and "sup
porters of the government."
WAR NEWS!
FRON THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Geseral Monde has sent his sick and wounded
nen to Washington, and will Boon make another
forward movement. The Rebels hold the line of
the Rappahannock River from Sulphur Springs
to Falmouth_ Our cavalry forces have been
thrown forward, and we may expect to bear of
Rioting events in a few days. The army is in
good condition, and anxious for activity.
Front the Army of the Cumberland
The Battle at Lookout Mountain.
GENERAL MEWS'S ACCOUNT OF THE
AFFAIR
Great Gallantry of our Troops.
IVamtnoTos, Wednesday, Nov_ 4, 1863
The fullest official or semi-official deecriptiott
yet published of the. recent affair at Lookout
Mountain is contained in the appended dispatch
of Quartermaster General Aleigs. The conduct
of the 11th Corps, who, on their way to support
the 11:th, were assailed on the Hank by a severe
fire irom the Rebel batteries, is highly commend
ed. The assault of a portion of this Corps up
the hill, driving the enemy from their rifle- pits
sod rupturing the Rebel batteries, was Admira
bly planned and wetly executed. It proves that
the 11th Corps is all that was ever claimed for
it, a good fighting corps -
CHATTAN4xKLAjenn., Oct. 29, 1863
Has. E. M. STAIITOA.Cretary of War.
"Last night the 11th Corps hotly entered on
this centred campaign. Gen. Cleary, some four
miles up the lookout Valley, being attacked by
Longstreet, the 11th Corps, about 1 o'clock,
marched to his (Gearfe) aid, passing two steep
wooded hills, about 150 feet in bight,. They
received a volley from a Rebel force which had
occupied and intrenehed their summit
"After dark, four regiments assaulted the
east hill, and without firing a shot, steadily ad
lanced by the light of the moon and drove the
hebels out of their rifle-pits and down the other
slope of the hill.• Thirty one dead soldiers at
test the difficulty of the assault and the valor and
steadiness of our own troops, which, in a night
attack, accomplished one of the most brilliant
feats of the campaign.
"Only after walking over the ground to-day
do I fully appreciate the exploit. When three
hills were taken they marched to the assistance
of Gen. Geary, who had held his position, and
Lougstreet was driven back with slaughter. As
prisoners from two divisiota4 attest that his
(Longstreees) whole disposable force was en
gaged, tho whole affair is most creditable to
awn Corps from the Army of the Potomac.
"M. C. Itlmos, Quartermaster-General."
THE BOMBARDMENT OF SUMTER.
The Fighting Furious . and Incessant.
PART OF THE SEA-FACE DEMOLISHED
..,
A Portion of the Garrison Buried in
the Snips.
The Entire Structure to be Destroyed.
WASIIINGTOIS Wednesday, Nor. 4, 18&.
The Richmond Examiner of Monday has the
following
CHARLISTON, act. 31.—The enemy's fire ou
. Fort Sumter last night. continued furious and
Incessant from the land batteries.
Tide morning about 4 o'clock a portion of the
Wall fell in, burying beneath the ruins name men
believed to be of the 12th Georgia and 2511
800th Carolina Regiments. Thirteen are miss
ing,
The Second dispatch gives their names, and
ltdds that they were buried by the falling in of
the barracks on the sea-face of the Fort, where
they had been placed in position for mounting
the parapet in case of assault.
A fierce bombardment has been kept up all
day on Sumter from the monitors and land bat
tines. Up to 3 o'clock this afternoon, no further
casualties have occurred. Over 1,200 shout were
fired in twenty-four hours. Tne firing is still
heavy.
CIIARLESTON, I , IOV. 1, 1863
The bombardment of Sumter continued fiercely
without intenuiocion last night and to day. Me
P. M. the shots average four per minute.
Toe firing has been from two monitors—two
heavy and two light rifled guns at Fort Gregg—
foor 10-inch mortars at the Middle Battery, and
form rifled guns at Wagner.
On Saturday they fired 443 rifled shots, 86
from the monitors, and 278 from mortars.
The mortar fusee are cut so as to explode the
shell in a second or two after the report.
On Saturday night 70 rifled ahota were fired,
mostly with time fuses, and 33 mortar shells.
The fire of the land batteries wasdirected chiefly
at the south-west angle of the fort.. The flag
-840- was carried away twice, but epeedly re—
placed. The flag was so out to pieces that the
battle flag of the 12th Georgia was used instead.
The casualties on Saturday were two killed
and three wounded. The bombardment was
still severe.
Defeat or Alarmaduke in Arkansas.
The Memphis papers of the 2d report briefly
the repulse of the Rebel Marmaduke, who at
tacked the Union gat rison of seven hundred men
at Pine Bluff, Arkansas. The Rebel force con
sitaed of three thousand men, who were defeated
with ecoeiderable loss.
A Rebel force, sold to consist of parts of throe
companies of Castesle's men, made a raid to
within two and a half miles of Helena last week,
stoppi ng a wagon train and capturing a small
number of males. At hot neonate our forces
Were in pursuit of the enemy.:
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
SESSION ON 11164.
The following is a complete and correct
the members of the next Legislature of t
State :
SENATE.
Those marked thus. are new reuators.
lxl District—Philadelphia.—Jeregninh Nichols,. A., C.
M. DYILOVAD, D., hoot) Itklliway, A., Georg. Conneil, A.
11-41 and Ihelawarts —W. WorMingtou,* A.
11 Mind gtruttry —J. C but re, D.
I V—Books—Willtam Einzol, I)
T—LeArgri. and Norlhamplrn —G. W. Stele, D.
Tl—BrrAs—ltiester Clymer, D.
Fit — arlarylkilt—Bernard liailly, D.
Vl Fl—(larbon, Monroe, Pike mut Wayne—ti. B. Beards
ley,. D
IX—Drerrilorii, Seaffreeltanwl, Sreltivo,r & Wyominir—
Wi 1, Terrell, A.
X—Lucerne —J. B. Stark. D,
Xl—Troy/a, Putter, McKee awl Warreo-3. F. Wil
son, A
Lyeinntn,q, Centre and CM km—Henry
Johoo‘m, A.
ifing9v4l ,ifor(humbcf4l4l4(lnd CORM
bin—David Montgomery,. D.
XlV—Cnniberiand and Perry—George H. Daeber, D.
.X.V.—Dany4in and Lebanon—David Fleming,* A.
Xlll—Lancaster—Banjamiu Chaim nays,* A., Saha H.
Dunlap,. A.
Hleeland Matz, D.
tiVM—Adame, Frank/Di and Fa/tan—William Mc-
Sherry, D.
XlX—Somerset, Bedford and Huntingdon—G. W.
Homan°lder,* A.
XX—Blair, Cam/W/oam/ Oiottefiehl—W. A. Walken, D.
XXl—lndiana and Arrnarong—henry White, A.
XX. , [—Weortmoreitzud and Alsydte—John Lena,. D.
X XIII— IVashirraton and Greene—Wm. Hopkine,* D.
XXI V—Alkgheny—john P. Penny, a., J. L. Graham, A.
XliV—Erawer and Butler—O. II EleCendleen, 4
XX Vl—Lawrenee Mercer and Venango —Thomas
Roan". A
XXVII—Erie and Crawford—Morrow B. Lowry, A.
XXVlll—Marlim, Jefferson, Forest and Elk—C. L.
Lamberton, D
Abolition Senators, 27
thilacratio " - • • -
Abolition majority,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. . .
Adams. Greene.
Jam. If. MambaD. D. Alexander Patton, b.
Allegheny. Huntingdon. '
Thos. J. Digham, A. David Ranier, A.
Alfred Slack, A. Indiana.
W. H. Denniston, A. J. W. Huston, A.
Julia P. Ohms, A. Juniata, MINN, and Snyder.
H. H. lieron, , A. John Balabaeh, A.
Armstrong and Westmore. Samuel H. Orwig, A.
/and. Lancaster.
J. B. Chambers, D. • IL K. Smith, A.
John Ilargnett, D. 5 Hillingielt„ A.
John W. Riddle, D. Nathaniel Maier, A.
Beacer and Lawrence. H. B. Bowman, A.
Wiliiain Henry, A. Lebanon.
Josiah White. A. G. D. Coleman, A.
Bedford. Inewrne.
B, B,Melers, P. l'oter Walsh, I),
Bea-kB. Jacob Rohinaon, D.
C. A. Kline, D. Harry Hakes, 0.
William N. Potteiger, D. Mercer and Venango.
John eihreimer. 0, Charles Koonce, A.
Blair. Win. Ballwin, A.
ft. A. hicliturtrie. A. MO/ in.
Bradford. C. S. Stanbergar. A
bummer Lilly, A. Monroe and Pike.
Jos. Marsh, A_ Peter. Gilbert, D.
Bucks. Montgomery.
L. Il Labar, D. Geo. W. Money, D.
J R. Boileau. D. Joseph Rex, 1).
Butler. 11. C. Hoover, D.
Wm. 'Haslet, A. Atari/tampion.
J. H. Begley, A. S. C. Chimer, D.
C./marls Owen Rico D.
C. L. Pershing, D. Northumberland.
Carbon and Lehigh. T. H. Purdy, D.
Zeehariab Long, D. Perry.
Nelson Weiser, D. Cheeß. Barnett, A.
Centre. PAileteisiplia.
Cyrus T. Alexander, D. William Poster. A.
Cheater 7`. .1. Barger, D.
P. Frazer Smith, A. Samuel Josephe, D.
Robert L. McClellan, A. John D. AVatems, A.
William Windle, A, William W. Watt, A.
Clarion and Forest. J. H. O'Hara, A.
Wm. T. Alexander, 1,. Thom. Cochran, A.
016,1f:field, Jegerenn, me Jame. M. Kerns, A.
roan and Elk. George A. Quigley, D.
T. J. Boyer. 0. N. 5:. Pancoset, A.
A. W Benton D. S. W. Hopkins, D.
Minton ani) Lycoming. L. V. Sutphin, A.
A. C. Noyes, D. Frank Monantin, D.
J. B Beek, D. Albert R. Schofield, D,
Columbia, Montour, Wyo. William F. Smith, A.
Ming arot Nu? Nan. NC CI, bee, A.
George G. Jeckeval, 1). Jame, Willer, A.
John C. Elite, D. Potter and Vogel.
• Crawford and Warren. A. 0. Olmstead, A.
H. C. Johnson, A. Sue. W. Gnernsev, A.
W. D. Brown, A. ... Schuylkill.
Cumberland. Camara Reran, D.
John Bowman, O. Conrad Graber, D.
Dauphin. .Niclinel Weaver, D.
H. C. Albumin. A. Susquehanna.
Daniel Helmer A. George H. Welk, A.
Delaware. Surnerftet.
Edward A. Price, A. C. C Mneeelman, A.
Erie, Washington.
Robt. R. Read, A.
James R. Kelly, A.
Wayne.
Wm. M. Nahum. D.
York.
Daniel ROW, D.
J. F. Spengler, D.
Byron Hill, A.
John Coalman, A.
Payer'.
T. B. Seartght, D.
Frank/a:nand Ailion
T. MeD. shame, D.
Wlllirm Hornton, D.
Abnillion Members,
Democratic Members,
Abolition Majority, . . 4
RECIPITIMATION.
Aboliiionists. Democrats
Eleoators,
lionse•
Abolition maj. on Joint ballot, 5
TUE WAVY IT WAS Dona.—A Washington cor
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Last Wednesday, Mr. Covode of Pennsylva
nia. introducing one of the snoceseful candidates
at the recent election in Pennsylvania, to Secre
tary Stanton, in the War Office, made some
congratulatory remarks on the success of the
Republicans in that State. 6 I elected Governor
Curtin,' Mr. Stanton replied, for I sent Mm
16,000 more voters than he had majority.' This
was said vauntingly, aloud, in the presence of
a orowd, one of whom repeated it tome,"
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BEADING
muss, November 6, 1863.
Buckwheat Flour per
100 Be. 2 00
Pork 100 Be. SOO
Beef (bind quarter)
per 100 pounds Sal 00
Beef (fore quarter)
per 100 pound:l7oB 00
Hams per potted 11
Shoulders do
Flitch do
Dried Beef, do 13
Table Butter do 28
Lamp Butter do 24
Firkin Butter do
Tallow do
Lard do 10
&Kee, Raw do 7 and 8
Best Old Rye Whiskey,
per gallon 3 00
Common Whiskey, per
gallon 49 to 80
Flaxseed 011 igt gallon 80
tigge per dozen 22
Stone Coal Wove, egg
& broken, 11 2000 Be. 5 75
Nut Coal do 4 20
ILimehurnare do dootol 00
iPlucter per too, 600
, Timothy Hay do 20 00
Meadow Hay do 18 00
Hickory wood per cord 4 00
Oak wood do 300
Bark do 600
Wheat (prime white)
per bushel $1 60
Wheat, (prime red)
per bushel 1 40
Eye do 110
Corn (old) do 78
Corn (new) do 78
Corn Meal do 1 00
Oats do 41
Flaxseed do 1 50
Cloverseed do 4 00
Timothy Heed do 2 25
Barley do 70
Potatoes do 60
Sweet Potatoea do 76
Salt do 00
Salt per Sack 1 86
Wheat Flour (extra
family white) ift bbl. 0 00
Wheat Flour (extra
ram. white) lift 100 Rol 4 60
Wheat Flour (extra
family) per Barrel S 60
Wheat Flour (extra
family) per 100 DSC 4 25
Single Extra Flour,
per barrel 7 AO
Single Extra Floor,
per HO lbs. 3 75
Wheat Flour (super.
Sue) per barrel 7 50
Rye Flour per barrel 4 Oft
Eye Flour per 100 Rm. 2 00
PPLIGNS OF GRAIN,
PAID BY P. BUSHODO &EONS,
No./ember 6.1863
35 cents for 56 be.
110 cents for 56 i.e.
50 cents for 32 kw.
Corn,
Eye
Oats, -
ME=
Paid at SA3f VEL B UWI'S Dist Corner of Eleventh
& Muhlathery alrf.ta.
Corn,
Rye.
Cate,
Reading I.maniker Prices Current.
Reported for the Rending Gazette by JACOB B. BEY
SUER, locatber Coramiseion. Yard, South Tiara St.,
near the Lane/otter Bridge.
hiIADINO, November 6. 160.
Hemlock Joist and Scantling, $l5 mi@is 00
Poplar Bollards, - . . 20 00050 00
•
a Somali= • 29 9074a5 00
White Pine Boards and Plank, • - 10 Otlerill Oil
Cherry Boards sad Plank, - • 25 00@SO 00
White Pine Floor Boarde, - • 23 00a28 00
Roofing Lath, . - 5 00f/ 800
OA Floor Boards, - - • 20 000236 00
White Pine and Hemlock Shingles, 4 50C/222 OD
Oak Bonnie and Plank, - 25:00010 00
White Pine Ceiling Lath, - 2 256 250
Ash Plank, - - . 25 0135 00
Spruce and Pine Piekets, . 10 OU 17 00
Walnut Boards and Plank, - SO 0 0 - 60 00
. .. .. .
.. .. . .. ..
Lynn Boards end Plank, - • 20 0 0S 0
I 00
White Pine Joistand Scantling, • 20 ' 32 00
Birch and Maple Boards and Plank, 20 0 35 00
200,000 feet Green Batt Edged Clear Walnut
from .4 to 7 Mohan WANTED. Prima paid
In auk • • • ' VOWS°
Pattivt. Noretnber6, 1863.
•
FLOUR AND GRAlN.—There is no chanter in flour, and
very little demand for export, and the mailot Is quiet bat
firm at previous rates; sales comprise only about 1400
bids. taken in lots, mostly at $6 76@6 573 for old stock
extra family, and 61087 50 for treat, ground do, the latter
for Lationgter MKT, ilmloding NJ We low made family
on terms kept private, sod 020 bids. family do at $6. The
sales to the trade are roodorate at $5 25085 76 for dupe - tine;
Igatga 75 for extras; ir.WH for family, and $llOlO Q,4 bbl.
for fancy brands. as in quatily. Rye Flour is snares and
wagited 9:1 2.2a3 3734. Corn Meal is also wanted at
fully former rates. anti little or need here. The tecalpta
ttnd ay are 2520 bhis. floor, 10,463 bonbels wheat, 10,850 do
corn, and s3Oli do out,:. There Is rather more doing in
Wheat, and further Ba les or '@9066 bosbeie are reported at
147@ie0e for western and l'euipzylva nix reds, 1521M1530
fur southern do, the latter for prime, and white In small
Ltlattt 11241935, and prima Very eriareo. Rye Is dull, and
quoted at i Ineltalc, and but little offering or salting. Corn
IA null and /occur, with more Miming: and 384000 brothelv
sold at 1113 e for yellow, and lots for white, at which rates
there are more Hdlers than borer.. Oats are unchanged,
and gelling at SW, lenient. Of Barley Malt a gale of 16011
bushels in reported at 162 c.
Whisky is unchanged. About 300 bbla sold, meetly at
61c for Ohio and 59c for drudge.
IRON.—The demand is active, and the market is excited
and on the admen. owing In the Itlgh rates now demand.
ed for coal. Makers generally are gold up, and there Is
very little ogering to establish prices, which are nearly
nominal, at 336040, cash, for Anthracite No. 1 ; other NOR.
in proportion, and bet few willing to contract at these
rates for future delivery. Scotch Pig is scarce, and mane
[wanted Iron leading np,the mltle Wag frill of orders, and
not disposed to accept contracts at present prices.
CATTLE MARKET.—The offerings of Beef Cattle.were
very large, reaching nearly 3300 head, an (acre.. of 710
over lasi week, and the market was dull at shoot previous
rooted rates. Peer Cattle being very unsaleable. 1110
bend were taken by the United States Discernment and the
packers, and 4e2500 left over unsold. The balance were
taken by the butchers at prices within the range of 494
9% for common to good and prime. including a few eiFtra
qoatity sold at $lO net, and some Virginia Cattle at teg@
413 the 100 the K nee.. The principal sales were made at
416@9. Come and Calves—About 7.50 were disposed of at
$2053.3.1 each for Springere, and $20050 for Cows and
Calves, which is rather bettor. Hogs were a &settee low
er, nod the receipts. about 470 head, found buyers, in
cluding 37110 at GlllPs' Union Yard, at $79N73., and 827 at
the Avenue at 110.11t73 :the 100 The, nett, en La condition.
Sheep—The offerings only reach abont 3500 bead, one-half
as many as loot week, and prices were firm, ranging at SCP
gross.—North American.
MARRIED_
Oa Wednesday, November 4th, 1503, at the roeldenco of
the bride's parents, in this oily, by Rev. A. G. Cummins,
Capt. P. RE DINGTON STETSON, U. S. Army, to REBECCA H.,
daughter of !seen Eckert, Req.-
OR the 25th of October, thes, by the Freu. Df, Yulenune,
Sergi. IL A. Canaan, of Hollidaysburg, to MINE MARY N.
Bauninatta, of Reading.
DIED.
On the 4th lust., in Exeter township, SOLOMON DIINKLE,
in the 6Sth year of hie age.
The funeral will take place at 9 o'clock on Sunday
morning, from his late residence in Exeter, to proceed to
Anlenbenden Cemetery. relativen and Mende are re
spectrally invited to attend.
On the 4th limit., in this city, Prraa HART, aged 62 years,
months and 17 days.
On the 30th ult., in this city, JOBN GRORIiB JAGOB DAVI.,
bon of John Puff, aged I Sea?, Mouths and 16 days.
On the Seth nit., in Amity, hi [(MARL Mum, aged 78
years, 8 months and 23 days.
On the 28th ult., in Maidencreek, EMU ANN, daughter
of Philip and Mary Altenderfer, aged 14 years, 2 menthe
and 3 dap;
On the 4.71.1, Ult., in Hereford, C.:remain:fa, wife of Daniel
Wingert, In the 52d year of her age.
On the 27th nit.. In Richmond tp , Meer, wife of David
Bushey, aged 39 years. 10 months and 4 dills.
Oa the 27th alt., in Tipper Born, AARON IlirxußD. eon of
Edward and Catharine Miller, aged 1 month and 23 days.
Oo the 26th nit, in Boyerstown, KAM, daughter of
Daniel and Mary Beiteman, aged 2 years, I mouths and 11
days.
on the 26th ult., in 0 ilbertetown, Non tomery county,
WILLIAM SNORT, son of the late Wnlinur and Itlizabelb En
gel, aged 29 yearn, R woutba and day..
On the 24th ult., in Perry, MAKI - , daughter of John and
Rachel Heckman, aged 12 yearn end 7 mouth,
T. P. SAUNDERS &
. .
On the 23.1 nit., to Centre, MARV, widow of Matthias
Blatt, egad in years. 10 melba nue II Jam
On the 234 ult. in Albany tp.. James. eon of Charles
Bteigerwald. egad 4 years, It months s 8 days,
On the 22d ult.. in Greenwich, MAMIK CATHAILINR, daugh
ter of Maury C. Crol I, F.-. 1 aged 1 years and 24 day.
On the 244 alt.. in Upper Tuipehnecnn, Malitx CATO : 4-
meg. daughter of Daniel M. cud Rocish Yottuigur, aged
years, S maths and 16 dupl.
Oe the 21:11b alt., in Comm. CATRARINR, daughter of
Michael and Sarah &semen, aged 10 years, 1 month and
days.
Un the 16th ult., in Albany tp , Damian J 0911.0, eon of
Daniel and Magdalena Kunkel, aged 6 yenta, 3 muutbe and
18 Jaya.
On the Intl nit., in Exeter. CATTIMUNR, daughter of
Jeremiah and Shies Quieter, aged it, years, .8 mouths and
7 days.
ARE HEREBY :NOTIFIED TII AT THEY ARE
required to pay to the County Treaeurer, the amounts
of their respective Depth:atm on or Warp the 110th day of
December next. After that date It will be necessary to
bring cult agalhat all do!Mquenta.
PAUL WiIDIRICTI,
EU. K. LURCH,
Oa 31.30 H. B. liii.WMAN,
Estate of George Davidheiser, late of
Amity township, Berke; co., deceased.
NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN, TIIAT Ma-
TEES Testamentary to the Estate of George Davl.l-
siiner, late of the city of .-ftsaaing, have been granted by
the Register - or Barks comity to the subscribers, residing in
Amity towoebip. Notice is hereby given to all persona in
debted to said estate to make payment without delay, and
all having claims against the came, to present them pro
perly salhen.leatea foe settlement_
JOHN DAVID HUSH%
GEORGE DA VTDHEISKR, Administrators.
JACOB DAVIDHBISBE,
'at 31-etl
Estate of Jacob Machemer, late of Spring
township, Barka county, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LET-
tare of Administration on the estate of Jima) Macke
mar, late of Spring toweship, Berke county, deceased, have
bean granted to Ephraim Muammar, of Spring, and Michael
Maehemer, of North Heidelberg township, county afore
said ; all persona having claims or demands Ageiget the es
tate of the said deceased, are requested to make them
known to the mild administrators without delay, and those
indebted to the estate are requested to make Immediate
payment.
Rau' aArm MACHEMMR, Administrators.
0et.31-601 MICHAEL MACH EAU,
Estate of Susanna Herbein, late of Oley
township, Berke county, deceased.
A L TOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LET-
tern testamentary upon the estate of the above named
decedent, have been grunted to the nodoraigned, rnnidtng
to Oley township, Berke county. All persons indebted to
cold notate will therefore make payment without delay,
and those having claims, will present them properly au.
theutizated for settlement, to
Oct. 31-6tl
Of Valuable City Property.
n~IIE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER AT
Poblie Sale, on Saturday, November 21st, NA, at
Yeager's Hotel. corner of Fifth and Waehington streets,
all thoeecertain Lots of Ground , situate on the North side
of Franklin street, between Front and Water streets, with
:athe buildings thereon, consinting of two two.story
a BRICK BU (LIMN Alen,OS, with Kitchen attached.
a Lot of Ground, on the corner of Franklin and
Water streets. containing 60 feet on Franklin and IC:2 font
on Water street; to be sold without the buildings, in the
whole or iu parts, to edit purolutwere.
Conditions of eats to be made known at the time and
place, by
oct 31-3t] ISA AC T. JAMES.
- W - T H: e L ,d
a ß y E N
0 8 v
. O m L b D .3 r
I A 7 'l l '
6P3
o'clocko rSA P L I K I ,
tOt
the
public bunco of George Trout, In the boronsh of 'Potts
to en, Montgomery amity, Penna.: 80 SHARES OF STOCK
OF MS HANK OF POTTSTOWN, and Ei Simms of HOY ,
BUTOWN WAFEN STOCK ; belonging to, the Notate of Dr.
H. it'. Johmani, decanted. Conditions of sate—Ouch
P Y. NRENDLINGNR,
WM. K. GRIM,
T.D. !{ROADS,
P. 9.—A1l persona having auy cuisines against the Estate
of Dr. H. W. Johnson, deceased, and all persona Indebted,
either for book accounts, soles bonds or otherwise, are re
(pleated to have all claims nettled on or before the lot day of
Jnnnary, 1864. The books, vs due papers, notes and
bonds, are in the hands of the undersigned, to whom all
claims meat be presented and all accounts paid.
P. Y. BEEN WANDER,
net 31—It] One of the Administrator
Philadelphia and 'leading Rail Road.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
fraiIIIEBARENOF PASSENGER TRAINS
Nought not 0., 1063.
Wagging Read lll 6l
DOWN, TO PUILSOBI,PLHA, at 6.30 and 11.10 A. M.,
12 own. end 4.211 P. M. •
UP, TO PuTTsViLLE, at 11.10 A. M. and 6.50 P. 71.
WEST, TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG:
Western Express from New-York, at I 1.n7 midnight.
Mail Trains, at 11.07 A. M., and 6.00 P. M.
On Sundays, the Down A. if. Train passes Reading at
0.20 A. AL, and Up Train, at 0.07 E.
Both 11.10 A, M. and 6.00 P. M. up Trains connect at Port
ClintonforTamagna,Williamsport, Minim., Buffalo, Niagara
and Canada.
The 11.10 A. M. Train only conneeta at Port Clinton
for Wilkesbarre, Scranton and Pittston.
The Weston Express Trains connect at Harrisburg with.
Express Trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad for Pitts
burgh, and all paints West; and the Mail Trains connect
at Harrisburg for ',songster, Chambersbarg, Sunbury, Wil
tiamspOrt,l,oca *Wert, Elmira and the Canadal.
Through First-Clans Coupon Tickets, and Emigrant Tick
ets at reduced Fares, to all the principal points in the North
and West, and the Canada..
COMMUTATION TICKETS,
With 26 Coupons, at 25 per cent. discount, between any
points desired.
90 cts. per 56 ibe
110 " "56
GO •. "30 "
Good for :MO miles, between all polota, at 1646 8..5—f0r
Families sad Business Firms. &adon Tickets, good for the
holder only, for throe menthe, lit any et the Paseenger
Trete§ to Philadelphia, at re Meech. behool Simeon Tick•
etc pne•tblyd less.
. .
*a — I'4BoBi:were will take the Express Trains Weet, at the
UPPER DEPOT, and all ether Trains, at the LOWER or
OLD DEPOT.
SO lbs. of baggage allowed eaoh passenger.
4tror• Passengers are requested to pentium their Tickets
before entering the ears, as higher Fares are charged if paid
in ears. -
. .
Up Trains lease Philadelphia for Heading, Harrisburg
and Pottsville at 8.15 A. M., and 3.30 P. Di., and at 4.30
P. M. for Heading only.
.111-Excurston Tickets, good for one day, by 6.30 A. M.
Accommodation Teals to Phibulelphlaandreturn, at lag 90
each, and to Harrisburg, good for three days, by all Pas
senger Trains, $2 25. 13. A. NICOLL6,
_ Nov. 7, 18113-til General Superintendent.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
TAX COLLECTORS
LEV L HERI3EIN . Execntorn
JONAS HERB BIN,
PUBLIC SALM
PUBLIC SALB
Adminintratora or Dr. FL W. Tolingen
MILEAGE TICKETS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
lIELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCUU, a Positive and
Specific Remedy for diereses of the Bladder, Kidneys.
(travel, arid Dropoieal Swellings.
This Melicine Increases the power of Digestion, and ex
cites the Absorbents into healthy action, by which the
Watery or Calcarnorta depositions, and all Unnatural Eu•
largements are reduced, as well as Pain and Inflammation.
RELMBOLD'S EXTRACT RUCHE
For Woak OM arising from Exceorea. Titbits of Dlosipa•
Evo, Early Jodiecrettou or Almee, attended with the follow
log symptoms :
Indinpositiou to EXertloo, Luse of Power,
LOAN of Memory, DM:any or breathing,
Weak Berm, Trembling,
Horror of Diane, Wriketultreas,
Dimness of Vision, rain in the Back.
tralvereal Lesatude of the Muscular System.
Mot Bonds,
Flushing of the Body.
~ ....
Dryness of the Skin,
=I
. .
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this medi
cine invariably removes, soon follows
Impotency, Fatuity, Epileptic Fitt,
•
In one of Which the natal may expire.
Who can stay that they •are ant frequently folloatell by
thone " Direful Diseases,"
- INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION."
Manyareawareatheammeoftheirsaftring,
BON NONE WILL CONNEBS THE RICOORDs OP THE MONNE
=
. .
And Melancholy Deaths lnj Onn,seemption boas ample
witness to the Truth of the sasertion.
The Oonetitution trace affected with. Organic Weakness
requires the aid of Medicine to :strengthen end Invigorate
the :System,
nth. Ilmnon'a EXTRACT BIICILU illikEritlbllf does.
A Trial will convince the moot skeptical.
FEMALES-FEMALES-PEMALES.
In -Vany Affections peculiar to Fenialne the EXTRACT
Buono is uncoated by any other remedy, as to Ohloroete
or itetention, Irregularity, Soinfulnese, or Suppression of
Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Scirrbous state of Ile
Uterus, Leueborthroa or Whites, Sterility, and for all com
plaints incident to the sex, whether arising from Indlecte
don, Ilabite;or Diesipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Tales no mops Bohm, Mproury, or 41.11ph1(1.011711 MRlii
eines for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT bUCHU AND IMPROVED
NOSE WASH &AIRES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages,
Little or no change in Diet.
And no , Exposure
RcanaaeaftegnantJolreandgiven aireagth to TRinalo,
thereby Iternovtng Obstrnettoue, Preventing and Curing
Su.!entrain( the Urethra, allaying Pain and lellammation,
so frequent in the class of 1118 e... and expelling till
P 0160.0118, DiFF.Rilli awl wwwoul
THOUSANDS UPON THollsANDs WHO HAVH EDEN THE VIC
TINA OF RlTActis, and wfte have plld her ray Ace; to be cured
in a Abort. time, Love intim' OD'S , Were deceived, and that
the " POISON " has, Iry the uso of "POWERFUL AOTHINU•
ENTS," barn dried op in the sysbon, to break MIL 1n an
aunkrarod form, and perhaps after Marriage.
UAR lIRLSIROLD'S EXTRACT 131:10111/ for 01 affections and
d isefiser ol.lhn UKIAAftY ORO ANS. w bother existing in
MALE or FEMALE, frmia whatever caw.° originating and
no matter or HOW LONG STANDING.
DI.ORAPR Of thoseilrga ns require the aid of a DIURETIC.
TIELAIROLD'S EXTRACT "Well"! IS TIIE UREAT
DIURETIC:, and is IL:settle to hays the desired effect in all
Diseirssejohr *Mirth if is 724,...ourmenxierl.
Evidence of the most reliable and responsible character
will accompany die medicine.
Price $l.OO per bottle, or six for $5.00.
Delivered honey Address, Moeurely pnclaid from obsei va•
tine.
Sinapinn ye in all Oommunirwliuno
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratis!!
Address letters fur Information to
8. B. HELDThiOLD, Chemist,
JOl South Tenth stre. L. Imlow
/JEW/MOLD'S ,lholired.
IIEI.MitOLD'S Drug nn.l .$ll Wneelfoute,
594 'Broadway, New-Rork.
'BEWARE OF CI, LIPITERFFITi ALIO ONFiI I Nell FlAth
DEALIMII Imbo nodenvor to tlispoge their 00711" nod
.• I.lhr" artielt , s on the reputation eat...tined by
Ilollobold's 13onuine Preparations
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Extract Haan.
•" Saroaparttla.
61
• " Improved Ron Womb.
SOLI) 107
Ala: DRUGGISTS EVER7'-IV/IEIIX
AM YOU URIASHOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER
X-41" ea out the Ad von knment and Feud for U,
noe7-Iyl AND AVOID INIPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
zt=j
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BITTERS.
A ptire and powerful Tonic, corrective and al—
terative of wonderful efficacy is disease of the
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS,
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Weadao
Debility, Nervousness, Depression of Spirits,
Constipation, Colic, Intermittent Fevers,
Cramps and Spasms, and all Complaints of
either Des, arising front Bodily Weak
ness whether inherent in the system
or produced by special causes. •
NOTHISTO that is net wliolesame, genial and restorative
in its nature enters into the composition. of HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS, Thin popular preparation contains
no - mineral of anj kind, no deadly botanical element; no
fiery excitant: bat it is a combination of the extracts of
'rare balsamic herbs and plants with the purest and mild•
est of all diffailivo stimulants.
It is„well lo be forearmed against diseasto, and, so far as
the human system can be protected by human means
against maladies engendered by an unwholesome atmos
phere, impure water and other catering eating, HOSTET
TER'S BITTERS may be relied on as a safeguard.
In diutricts Infeutivi with Fever and Ague, it has boon
found infallible as a preventive and Irresistible en a none.
dy and thousands who most to it under apprehension of
an attack, escape the scourge; and thousands who neglect
to avail themselves of its protective qualities in advance,
are cured by a luny brief course of this marvelous medi
cine. Fever and Ague retleute, after being plied with
quinine for psonthe in vain, until fairly nutnruted with
that dangerous alkaloid, are not nnfreipiently restored to
health within a Ceti days by the use of HOSTETTER'S
'SITTERS. •
The weak stomach le rapidly inelaorated and the appe
tite restored by this agreeable Tonic, and hence it works
'wonders in cities of llre r arst♦ and in less confirmed horns
of ilillltiESTloll. acting as &gentle end painless aperient,
as well as upon the liver, it also invariably relieves the
CotorrtraTics superinduced by irregular action of the di
goatee and secretive organs.
Persons of feeble habit, liable to Nervous Attacks, Low
ness qr Spirits and Fits qf Languor, find prompt and
permanent relief from the Bitters. The testimony on thin
point in most conclusive, and from both sexes.
The agony of Bit.tous Como is immediately assuaged by
a single dose of the stimulant, and by occasionally re
sorting to It, t6e return of the manyiaint may be prevented.
Asa General Tonic, BOSTETTER'S BITTERS produce
effect. which moot. be experienced or witnessed before
they can be fully appreciated. In cases of Comlitatiana
'Malaita, Premature Decay and Debility and Decrepi
tude arming from OLD Ann, it exercises the electric influ
ence. In the convalenceet stages of all diseases it operates
se a delightful Invlgorant. When the power. of nature
are relaxed, it operaten to re-enfurceaud re-establish them.
Lad, but not lead, it Is The Only Safe Stir/ink/dr, being
manalietured from sound and innoeuons materials, and
entirely free from the acid elemente present more or less In
all the ordinary tonics and stomachic* of the day.
No family =calcine has been so universally, and, it may
be truly added, descreediy popular with the Intelligent
portion of the community, as HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
Preyarbd by HOSTETTER & SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa
Sold by tai Druggists, Orocers 110 §tsfetteepers usury - -
wham (Amy
JAMESON'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
t 54
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1
CP
p..... 1
EruetieL On the Fee.it
Corner of Sixth and Penn Streets,
READING, PA.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED AND WELL KNOWN CLOTH
ING- ROUSE 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.
In great variety, of all sizes, prices and qualities. The long experience of this House
in this branch has enabled us to get up all the different proportions and sizes to fit boys of
all ages, to which we idvite particular attention
March 28, 1863-0]
PEREMPTORY
PUBLIC SALE.
j_ IFIE BSC earns as Wild., SELL AT PUBLIC
Salo, ou Thnrettay, November 11 18h3, on the premi ,
pea, In the borough of Pottstown, Montgomery county, the
following described Real Estate:
No. 1. Being the far-famed and extensive three story
BRICK HOTEL, situate on the South-Wept corner of
;;; Sigh n a nd York etret, in muirl home. Or P 9 lO O ^3N
fronting On feet on High and 259 feet on Verk ntreete,
extending lo the Phila. St Roudiug Railroad. Thin Hotel
contains, independent of that portion need for bidet put.
poses, 1 large Store Room, new in the peel, pa nor of lo m
o
ulcer Van Ituticirk, II PRIV ATE DWELLINGS with
pierce in Dont on first door. and Italceoy on second lour,
with two never-failing wellsof water with pee,. therein,
nos directly in front of the lintel, the other in rear of said
hotel and fronting the private dweitint,u. There in also a
merge and exteneive COAL YARD on thin property, now in
the occupattcy of A. W. Goldin.
No. 2. Being the part frame and part Stone Bence, for
many yeaui kept ae a hotel, and now kept end occupi e d by
N. S. LaidWia . an a Liqaar Stern , I.IIIIMM on the South-East
corner of Iligh and York street, {routing 90 root on High
end IA2 foot on 'Cork etrant, ngtetuling le haute of the
Phila. At Reading Railroad COMlaltty. nn the uroverly ig
erected a large two story Slone Shed, eoffirient to *table
no bead of bosses; also a largo upon Shed with large and
-extenal re yard.
The above described properties are well worth Can alien
lion of auy person desire.. of malting pain investments,
end will be sold eeparately or together an ma y herd suit
itrebasers. Pontoon wishing, to view the Property will
please cell on Abraham Guidin residing thereon. A rue
soneble share of the porch:tee money can remain necnred
on I ha premien If Modred.
Sole to commence at 1 Cenditinne at enle by
tia‘ille% II PhD IN $E SON,
DAVID I/ A VIDSHEISER,
PE't air O. ettisliß,
0M:31.e2t9 FlidilltifriQic Ad° !X,
THE "SHADE" FARM,
At little Expense
No iticenvenienee
AirILL ME OPFER ED AT PUISLICSALI.ON
Saturday, Noirambor Met., IPtil. at 1 o'clock, P.M.,
on the promisee. in Alsace townehi p, 4 miles from Read
ing, nu the Prlcutown road. Said Farm contains' 120
acres, more or lees, under good cultivation and well
feared; about 12 acres of which Is WOOD I,AN It, and a rea•
sottublu part Meadow. It In convenient to lichoole and
Churches. The Improvements consist of a one coot three
quarter story LOC DWELLING HOUSE, with a good
a:: Well of Water and Pump at the dour: a two-story
Stones Spring Bonen, with a good spring of Water:
a large Stoneoveroshot BARN, with two Tbre.biug Fleets:
and a Well of good Water wll It Pomp is the born yard;
a one and three quarter story Stone Pig Pen.e.Stone Marl
smith Shop, a one and three quarter story Frame Wagon
Shod, with. two Corn Cribs; a Older Press and Preen /louse
an Apple Orchard, and a number of rear, Cherry and
Peach Trees and Grape
The above Farm will be offered to salt pnrcbasers, in the
whole, or in two parte namely. the imprornmenw with
about half the land, and the .loilance of the hted nein,
proved. A plot of this property will be shown at the sale.
Terme easy—only 20 per cent. of the porclnie-meney re
quired when the deed in made, and the balance payable at
the perehour's option, riming five MN. Paean Whin*
lug to view the property, will mil on Polar Frederick, re
siding thereon, or on the subscriber, in Reading.
oct al-3t] J. KEELY.
P. 8.-11 not sold, the Farm wilt be for rent.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
PIIRSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE OR
PHANS' Court of Reiks county, wM be sold at Public
Venda°, on Saturday, the 25th day of November, A. D.,
iSea, on the premises, the following described Real Estate,
to wit: All that certain I[lo.lllliile, tenement and tract of
land, known as the SOUTH MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
situate in Eteldelbersitownehlp, Berke county, adjoin
log lands Of John George Seltzer, Peter Althouse, M.
Wilhelm, John Sheets, Isaac Lash, and seta John George
Seltzer; containing 70 acres, more or leas. The Improve
ments thereon being a large and commodious BOARDING
HOUSE, built of brick, three stories high. furnished with
all the modern improvements, and supplied with pure
Spring Water from a spring (known as the Old band
Spring) near the premises; together with a MILL and
DISTILLERY with all the necessany machinery; a two
story rough-cast house, frame Barn, Wagon Shed, dm.
All of said buildings are within five minutes walk of
Womelsdorf Stellon, on the Lebanon Valley Railroad.
Late the property of John. Mantb , rbtieh. deceased.
Sale to commerce at coo o'clock in the afternoon, when
due attendance will be given, and the terms of sale made
known by
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HENRY H. MANDERBACH. Administrator.
By order of the CoerI.—DAZHEL EARN, Clerk. LOCI sl-4t,
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
WILL BE SOLD AT rUBLIC SALE, AT
the late residence of Frederick S. Hunter, deceased,
in South Fifth street, In the city of Reading,
ON SATURDAY, NOV.Nll[l3lffit. 2115., 186:11.
Two HORSES, I Cow, 3 Hogs, Sleigh, 1 Huckster Wagon,
1 Farm Wagon. Buggy, single and donble Harness, Buffa
lo:: Robes, large Copper Kettle, OATS threshed and in the
sheaf, best timothy HAY by the ton, Corn and Cornfodder,
Straw. Wood and a variety of other ArLieieg.
ALSO—Ten Barrels of Pare RYE WHISKEY, three
years old.
The unthreshed Oats, Hay and Cornfodder may he seen
on the outlet of F. S. flouter, deceased, on Borth Third
street,
Sale to commence at I o'clock, P. H., when conditions
or side will be made known by
act 31.-:2t] WILLIAII IL CLYMER, Administrator.
DANCING
At Aulenbaeh's Hall, Reading, Penna.
PROF. F. STOUCH HAS THE 'HONOR TO
announce to his Many friends and former pursue iu
Ming and vicinity, that he will re-open his DANCING
ACADEMY, at Aulenhach'n Hall, on Monday. November 2,
ISIM, when he will be happy to give his services no hereto
fore, to the instruction of pupils 111 the accomplished ail of
dancing. Fie Will introduce several new and. fashionable
DANCES.
'Mega-4;5 00 for the course.
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CLAss DAYS AND DotlIty:—011. Monday and Saturday,
from 3 IQ 3 Y. Al.. for Ladle., N:kties and NlaAlerFi and OD
Monday and Saturday' evening, from S to 10 o'clock, for
Gentlemen. [net 24
Estate of John Manderbach, late of Heid
elberg township, Eerks county, deo'd.
INOTION IS lIEREI:V CINEN, THAT LET-
Tsui; of Admislstrallea to the Estate of John Man
derbach, (Els Sheriff), laic of Heidelberg township, flerke
county, deceased, have been granted to the subscriber, re
siding io the Bornitgb of Wornoledorf, county aforesaid.
All persona Indebted to said Estate, are requested to make
payment wilbont delay, and ell Laving claims against the
same, are also requested to present them, properly authen
ticated. for settlement.
act 10-6th H. IL MANDERBACII, Administrator.
Estate of William Strauss late of Upper
Tulpehoccon township, Berke county,
deceased.
Noncr. LS HEREBY OWEN, THAT LET
TERS of Administration to the estate of the above
named decedent, have been granted to the snbscriber, re
siding in tipper Bern township, game roust,. AU persona
indebted to said estate are requested to make payment
without delay, and all who have claimer dettnindmagattist
the same, are also requested to present them, properly au
thenticated, for settlement.
uctlo-6t9 JARED M. WAGNER, Administrator.
THOSE WHO HAVE NOT YET PAIL) THEIR
City Tax, on real estate for the year 1863, will re
member that, by paying the same promptly, they can save
the costs of filing liens for said tax. Notice is also given
to those who have not vat paid their City Tax for !Impure
1861 and 1803, that liens have been filed for the same, on
which, if placed in the Sheriff's hands for collection, the
costs will be increased from $5 00 to fib 00 in each case.
JAMES E. BECHTEL. City Solicitor,
Oct 24-31] 016 MS south side of Gown meet, Reading.
UNION BANK OF BEADING.
riIHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIREC-
L TORS will be held at the Banking Roues no Monday,
the 16th day of November next, between the bolus of /0
o'clock. A. M. and 2 Y. M.
oct 10-M) C. B. McSNIGHT, Caabiart
AN ELECTION FOR, THIRTEEN DIREC
TORS of the VARMERS' BANK OF READING, will
bn 11014 a the Banking Renee. on the third Monday (the
;6th) of November next, between the boars of 10 A. N.
and 3 P. M.
act 10-Bk] H. H. MUELENBERO, Csabter.
BOYS' OLOTHINO.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
F. STOUCH'S
ACADEMY
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
NOTICE
ii=
JAMESON & Co.
DEAFNESS,
DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR AND
AIR-PASSAGES.
4c .ett. er .13. R. 21. IX-
EYE AND EAR.
NOISE IN THE HEAD
DEAFNESS
Dr. F. A. VON MOSONZISKER,
ocuusT AND AURIST
ATJ'CL-lOR
MEM
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SIM
DISEASESOF THE EYES,
LED
THEIR TREATMIZNT.
I=l
"Medical and Surgical Science."
With Olmervalions on Um
Treatment of Diseases of the Eye-
ea. he connoted en DEAFNVE and all tllseksee of the
EYE AED EAR, requiring Medical or Surgical treatment.
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WALNUT STItEET,
Between Tenth and Etowah Skeet*,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
References of the Whilst respectability can be ob.
tained of carer performed by Dr, You Koalahiker, In
severe CSAICS of DerffnesB and Riffidnen. [au 15
$3, FIC.t3 2 ,
.4 4- 0,4 L
DEALER IN
3IHL 'MZ" 4G- SUP Walt 31:11P
FINE GROCERIES,
MUMS, PRESZIRVIIS,. dce..
NO. 604 PENN STIMET,
THIRD DOOR ABOVE SIXTH,
READING, PA.
DAVID NEFF.
"DIFAS JUST OPENED A LARGE ASSORT
j_ KENT of
WOOLEN GOODS,
Latest Styles HOODS,
NUBIAS,
SONTAGS.
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A full Hue of Woolen Roca and Glnyeli, Alan p ouperior
article of BALMORAL SKIRTS. [OM 25
LADIES' CLOAKS !
A. BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
PRoSTT DEAVVRO,
A NEW AND ELEGANT .ARTICLE FOR
MA AL SI E gEll' NAT-AL ,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOIL SALE NV
JAMESON 6.1 CO.,
CORNER OF SIXTH AND PENN STS.
oet 24
Choirs, Conventions, and Singing Schools,
AR& USING
The best Music Book of the Season,
66 921 11111 T (04
W hieh, though but sla week, old, Dan attained
A POPULARITY UNEQUALLED,
By any similar work, and is meeting with
A DEMAND UNPRECEDENTED ;
Insuring within three months
A. Sale of Fifty Thousand Copies.
sE \TERM. CONVENTIONS HAVE USED IT
w i t h ..tire satisfaction—twelve more Conventions will
use it thin month—and a large number are making ar
rangoinents for the coining eeanett. Choirs fled no book
equal to it for practice—and, certainly, fr book en atnilable
for Commodious. end Chars eonmit be ”therwise than the
brink
.for Ringing Schoolm. Sped Men pagre Arent free.
Pries of "The Harp of Judah," NI per cony iko per dm
Sold by all Minis Dealers and Booksellers.
OLIVER DITSON & CO ' Publishers.
oet 24, I SES-Iy] 177 Washington Street, Boston.
SPORTSMEN, TAKE NOTICE
THE UNDERNAMED SUBSCRIBERS, OF
Union township, will positively preemie to the at
m:met extent of the law, anepersOn or persons found
trespaesing on their premises, such as shooting Part.
ridges, Rabbits, or any other Game, throwing down
fennel, de , Sro.
Jacob Wonger, eon., a John B, Waarher,
A. B. Manger, David B. Wamsher,
Charles Dodder, Jacob tlmetead, •
George C. Jones, Samuel Rlgg,
George Efunsberger, Henry F. EOM.,
Anthony 8. Felix, David Miller,
Henry Wansher,
John SeleOr
David Wainsher,
George Reis% sea.
October 24, 1862-H
FRENCH MERINOS & PLAIN POPLINS.
JEST RECEIVED AT THE STORE OF THE
subscriber, a fall line of Brown, Purple ; Green. Ide.
phadt, Magma., and other colors of
FRENCH MERINOS. -
The attention of pm - chaffers le respectfully Invited.
DAVID
ort 2'] Market Square, Beading.
FINE QVNL
Tusr RECEIVED, A LARGE ASSORTMENT
ity of fine Double Barreled Guns, ranging fron $7 ri b
for sale by
oet 244 2 505 and 309 rem Stei l,
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