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NOVEMBER 14, 1863.
WAR NEWS!
FiUEI GENERAL MEADE'S ARMY
Advance and Brilliant Success.
MMP:l:4s:V•4_!lFlillW
Twelve iguethed Rebels Captured
With the flavenet.
o vER 1,800 PRISONERS T.A.SEN
FIRST 1/16PATUli.
iIsAmVAIITBBB ARMY OF TRU POTOMAC,
Noy. 7-9:30 p. m. f
%.j. Gen. Sedgwick advanced (9 the railroad
where he drove the enemy to the river,
a:raab.,l and captured two redoubts with artii-
I , :y . on gidt, taking a number of prisoners.
Gen. French advanced to Kellfe Ford,
iviug the enemy in small force sorose the river,
sta captured several hundred prisoners at the
f.“l. tixo. G. 'Meant:, Maj. Gen. Conad'g.
SECOND DISPATCEL.
11000AUTKO.8 ARMY Or TUC POTOMAC,
Nov. 7-10 p. m.
ors. Pelpriak reports capturing this p. to. in
hi s o perations, four Colonels. three Lieutenant
col.awls, tunny other officers, and over eight
busked wen, together with four battle flags.
tiorral French captured over four hundred
'Tisanes, officers and men.
Otto. G. Mssos, Maj.- Comd'g.
'TOE BATTLE OF SATURDAY.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8, 1868
It appears from information received here to
nifta lsat yesterday morning the 6th and 6th
•fret Corps, under the sommand of 110% Gen.
advanced to Rappahannock Station,
trey baying the right wing of the army. The
and thi Army Corps forming the left
under Maj.. Gen. French, proceeded to
;idly's Ford.
when the right wing reached the Rappahan
nock, the enemy were found to be in consid
knblB iorre holding this ride of the river, The
DM batteries, earthworks, ni.d redoubts
craned the banks on each side of the Rapp*.
bianocit.
Gen. Sedgvriek at once advanced and stormed
thorn with great gallantry and impetueeity, cans
, :o 'barb slaughter, and taking a large number
prisoners.
When (len. French reached Kelly's Ford about
sIN wiles below Rappahannock Station, the ene-
By threw across an entire division to support
their picket line on this aide.
t;eu. French hastily took a position, so as to
triog his artillery to bear upon them, and pro
rattled to shell them with marked effect. net On
ly killing a large number. but throwing them into
tutor confusion, scattering them wildly and tak
ing many prisoners_
French, following up his advantage, im—
ne•iiately threw the let division of the 3d Corps,
commanded by General Birney, across the river,
1.1).6 ended his operations for the day.
This morning he crossed the river with the re
ntaioder of big command. General Sedgwick
Ils.l previously crossed it, and at 9 o'clock this
awning the two wings had, formed a junction,
sal heil both bunks of the river.
To, enemy after their defeat in thefts two en—
glgealeuts were so hotly pursued by oar victori
tae feces, that they threw themselves into the
ri,ir in their efforts to escape, where soma were
•inwsed and many were killed by our infantry.
Ail the artillery the Rebels had on this side
wee ell - oared. it is reported to be seven guns.
Mei; whole camp equipage undoubtedly fell into
tee hands. as they were compelled to leave it in
tiiziir hasty retreat.
i:leseial Buford's cavalry crossed at Sulphur
;ilogs to cover the right flank, several miles
ab:ve Rappahannock Station; and ens. Gregg
and Kilpatrick crossed at Kelly's Ford, to cover
the lett dank. No definite information of their
oFfeioue had been received up to noon to-day.
Tit enemy, after creasing the Rappahannock
mice cover of the night, moved in the direction
of Culpepper, and the advance of our forces, s•tp
posed to be cavalry, reached Brandy Station
early to-day.
The entire number of prisoners taken by Beth
Sedgwick and French is now believed to be 1.826.
Orders were sent to Col. Devereaux at Alexan
thia to provide for that number. The prisoners
are composed principally of North Carolina and
Louisiana troops.
The number taken by Sedgwick was from 1,200
to 1.410. The remainder were taken by French.
A gentleman who was present with the army,
Fly.; it was a novel sight to see all Sedgwiok'e
priscrero in a erowa—the largest lot ever cap
tured by our forces on the Virginia side—and
they were guarded by cavalry to prevent strag
gling or escape.
French's prisoners were also gathered in one
boly and similarly guarded.
Our total loss is reported to be 400 in killed
anti wounded, but no prisoners.
Oar wounded were carried to Warrenton Junc
tion and tenderly cared for. From thence they
wete sent to Alexandria this afternoon.
OFFIC IAL REPORT OF THE BATTLES ON THE
RAPPAHANNOCK.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11, 1863
The following was sent to the headquarters
here the day after the recent engagements:—
IIRADQUAIITERS, ARMY OF TRII POTOMAC,
NEAR RAPPAHANNOCK STATION, VA.,
NOY. 8-8:40 P. M.
To Major Gen.. HALLSCK, Gen.-in-Chief: -
This morning on advancing from Kelly's Ford
it wai found that the enemy had retired during
tie night. The morning was so smoky that it
W,t9 impossible to ascertain at Rappahannock
Swien the position of the enemy ; and it was not
tiii the arrival of the column from Kg:ly'e Ford
twat it was definitely known the position at the
- Rappahannock was evacuated. The army was
put in motion and the pursuit continued by the
/awry to Brandy Station and by the cavalry
beyond.
Major General Bedgwick reports officially the
eapure of four guns, eight battle flags and over
fifteen hundred prisoners. Major General French
took over four hundred prisoners. Gen. fledg-
Wick's loss was about three hundred killed and
Sounded. French'eabout seventy.
The conduct of both officers and men In each
adair was most admirable.
GEORGE G. MEADE, Major General.
GENERAL MEADE'S REPORT OF THE BATTLE
OF GETTYSBURG.
WASIIISGTON, NOT, 11, 1863
General lleade's detailed report of the battle
of Gettysburg, dated October 1, was officially
promulgated to-day. He gives as a reason for
hia delay in making it until then the failure of
receiving . the reports of several of the corps and
division commanders who were severely wounded
in battle, and says:—" The result of the cam
paign may be briefly stated in the defeat of the
enemy AL Gettysburg, his compulsory evacuation
of Pennsylvania and Maryland, and his with
drawal from the upper valley of the Shenandoah,
and in the capture of three guns, forty-one
standards and 13,621 prisoners. 24,978 small
arms were collected on the battle field. Our ova
losses were very severe, amounting, as appears
by the accompanying return, 2.834 killed, 13,709
wounded and 6,613 missing; in a:123,186." He
adds his tribute to the heroic bravery of the
whole of the army, officers and men.
LATEST FROM MEADE'S ARMY
WASHINGTON, Fri d i9, Kov_ 13
There is no important change in the Army of
the Potomac. Our troops occupy the old battle
told of Cedar Mountain_ Immense trains of sup
plies from Alexandria are going to the front.
The railroad is being pushed rapidly ahead, and
Will be opened to the Rapidan by Monday night.
lemerday afternoon the Rebel guerillas attacked
the canape occupied by the workmen at Nokes—
vine, two and a halt miles east of Catlett's Sta
ti6n, burnt SOZIma of the shanties and carried off
the contents of others. A force of our troops
Were guarding a culvert not more than a quarter
of a mile distant at the time. The rebels ate
sirengly posted on the Rapidan, evidently await
log an advance of our forces.
'Phe reports Concerning the utter destitution in
Lee's army have not been substantiated by the
resent developments, it having been found that
I rations were liberally distributed, and good win—
ter clothing, including overcoats and blankets,
issued to the troops. Each State furnishes
clothing for its own troops in the field, North
Carolina having taken the lead in this particular.
PROM BTJRNSIDE'S ARMY.
The Rebel Attack on Burnside's' Ad
vanced Position.
Capture of6oo 31ffen and Four Cannon
by the ltebels.
WAsnimaTov, Nov. 11,1868
It was stated Beferal days ago that two of S# en,
Burnside's most eastern outposts in Tennessee
bad been attacked by the rebels, and that half of
Lhe garrisons, consisting of two regiments and a
battery, bad been captured.
General Grant's dispatch did not designate the
exact place where the disaster occurred, nor d:d
it state the strength of the rebel force, or the
probable number of the killed and wounded on our
e.de.
The Republican this afternoon soya :—General
Bornedde telegraphs that the disaster referred to
occurred at, nodgerseille, in Hawkins county,
Tee tiegleee.
This place is the termination of the branch
railroad of the East Tennessee and Virginia rail
road, and is situated fifteen miles from Knoxville.
General Burnside also slates that. the rebels
captured era hundred men and four cannon. He
does not mention the number of his killed and
wounded. His main army is where it was when
the attack was made on hodgersville —in an im
pregnable position and in good spirits, subject to
the orders of General Grant, who is perfectly
well satisfied with its situation.
TUE VICTORY IN WEST VIRGINIA
OFFICIAL EXPORT OF GENERAL KELLY
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Nov. 12, 1863.
The following has been received at the head—
gantlet% of the army from Gen_
CLAW/NM:MU, YA. , Wednesday, Nov. 11.
My information from Lewisburg is that Gen..
Averfirs victory ,was most decisive at Droop
Mountain. The enemy's force engaged was over
4,000. They acknowledged a loss of NO killed
and wounded. Gou. Averill took over 100 pris
oners including field officers, one eland of colors,
three pieces of artillery, a large number of email
arms, camp equipage and wogons.
B. 1 0 . Kant; Brigadier-General.
PLOT TO RESCUE THE REBEL PRISONERS ON
JOHNSON'S ISLAND, LAKE ERIE.
BUFFALO, Nov. 12.—Mayor Fargo of this city,
has received a dispatch from Mr. Stanton, th e
Secretary of War, that rebel refugees in Canada
hare consummated a plan for the relea4e of the
rebel prisoners on Johuson'e Island, and intend
burning Buffalo.
Is understood that other Lake eitica have
been similarly warned by Mr. Stanton. The in
formation of the Government is believed to he
authentic.
There 81 . 0 no w over 2,000 rebel officers on
Johnson's lslaud, Sandusky Bay, together with
forty-two others, classed as guerillas. Eighty
officers, recently captured by Meade's army, are
now on the way to that place. There are also an
eq:tel number of privates on the Inland.
A MIDNIGHT BULLETIN FROM THE SEOIIE-
Vltlt OF WAR.
BUFFALO, Nov. 12.—The following is the die
patch received last night by Mayor Fargo from
the Secretary of War
WAEIBIIRGTON, Midnight, Nov. 11.
To the Mayor of Buffalo :
The Britieh Minister, Lord Lyons, has to-night
officially notified the Government that, from tele
graphic information received from the Governor
General of Canada, there is reason to believe
there is a plot on foot, by persons who have
found au asylum in Canada, to invade the United
States, and destroy the city of Buffalo, and that
they propose to take possession of some steam
boats on Lake Erie, surprise Johnson's Island,
set free the prisoner - a °flyer confined' here, and
proceed with them to Buffalo.
This Government will employ all the means in
its power to suppress any hostile attack from
Canada. But as other towns and cities on the
shores of the lakes are exposed to the same dan
gers, it is deemed proper to communicate this in—
formation to you in order that any precautions
which the circumstances of the case will permit
may be taken.
The Governor General suggests that all steam
beats or other vessels giving cause for suspicion
by the number or character of the persons on
board shall be arrested.
You will please acknowledge the receipt of
this telegram, and communicate to this Depart—
ment any information that you may now or here
after have on this subject.
(Signoti) RM. STANTONi Om of War.
What to Ho with a " Green-Back."
There is, just now, a way of using one of Uncle
Samuel's paper Dollars, so as to get bank the
worth of many gold dollars in a single year
Everybody has heard of Seth Boyden's wander
ful new Strawberry. From all accounte, it is a
marvellous thing—the berries nearly as large as
hen's eggs, and as good as they are large. Deal
ers were after it, offering as high as $3OOO for
the plants, to speculate upon ; but we are glad
to know that the enterprising Publisher of the
American Agriculturist gut the start of them, and
bought up all the plants, and is multiplying them
in order to give Meta away to his subscribers
This is in effect afire gift to the Public—fur the
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distributing the Strawberry plants is, tt first
come first served ;" and Second, every new sub
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of 1864), will get the remaining numbers of Ibis
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lisher, as above.
THE CAPTURED MITTLE-FLAOS--GEEKRAL
MEADE'S CONGRATULATE= ORDER —OD Tuesday
rf,ernoon the eight bat& flags recently captured
on the Rappahannock were presented to General
- Meade by Col. Upton, who commanded the at
tacking par.y_ The Colonel was acoompanied
by deputations from the sth and Sib Maine, sth
Wisconsin, antll2lst New York regiments. Gen.
Meade made an address highly eulogistic of the
conduct of the men, and shortly afterwards is
sued a general order, in which he returned thanks
t 0 the various corps and divisions that had die
tinguished themselves in the action.
GOT A COMMAND AGAIN.—Gen. Benj. F. Butler,
who has been roving over the country, making
political speeches, for months past, has again
been given a command. He supersedes Generals
Poster and Sohenek, and takes charge of the
combined departments of North Carolina and
Eastern Virginia.
rgetcr, it is said, is to take Burnside's
place, who has resigned, and General Schenck
leaves the field LO take anat in theneit Congress.
ATTEMPTED AMBASSINATION.OIiI Saturday
night last an attempt was made to take the life
of Daniel Kane, Esq., at Uniontown, Fayette
county. Mr. K. was about to enter his house,
and had inserted the key for the purpose of open
ing the door, when some unknown person fired a
pistol at him, the ball striking him on the upper
part of the lip, and tutting through the end of
the nose. Immediate steps were taken to find
tip assassin, but ail attempts were fruitless.
This is the second attempt within a short time
upon the life of Mr. Kane, the former of which
came quite as near proving fatal as this, the ball
going through his ear. Air. Kane is one of the
leading Democrats of Fayette county, was the
Representative from that comity in the last Le•
gislainre, and is well known throughout the
western part of the State.
IliroN PRISONERS IN Iticumosu.--The rebels
bold as prisoners at Richmond 900 Army officers
and ti Naval allure. viz: Ono Brigadier, Neal
Dow ; 14 Colonels, 25 Lieutenant Colonels, 27 Sur
geons, 58 assistant Surgeons, 28 Majors, 246
Captains, 204 first Lieutenants, and 267 second
Lieutenants.
SIMATOR SPRAGUE, of Rhode Island, WAS
married 01 Thomiv evoolog, aF Washington,
to migg RATE CHASE, &Welter of the Secretary
of the Treasury. The President and Cabinet,
Judges of the Supreme Court, Senators, and other
dignitaries, at tended the wedding party.
QIIARTERMASTER GUNIERAL.-00V. Curtin has
appeinted James L. Reynolds, Esq., of Lancas
ter, 0, uartormaster General of Pennsylvania, in
ptao• of Gen, Reuben C. Hale, deceased. lie is
a bioilier of the lamented Gen. Reynolds, who
wasjkilled at Gettysburg.
WORIIINCIIIRN'EI STAIRS IN New•Youtc..—
The proprietors of the machine shops in NW-
York aro generally Receding to the demands of
their workmen for higher wages. This course is
forced on those who have goveruuient contracts
on hand.
EYE AND RAD
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N. medical faculty 1.. !calked, 1.11.1111 se
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& eery Lady and Gentleman. Buy and Girl,
to learn a beautiful and highly popular Ant that
par. bandaomely ! Can be done at home and is
emitted' ugly profitable: 12 coals worth of mate
rial producing SI,OU worth of work, for which.
there Is a ready demand to every thy, town,
and village in the Union. Experts ran realize
front $l5 to $3O per week In the business, which
to light, clean, pleasant, and eamy to learn.
Stoiekropere, Clarke, and oar young blonde par
bhould mend fur the Instruatioue. tic•
aloe 21 white and a (brae cent ntamp,bild ad
diem " HONOR," Box MO Philadelphia P. O •
Noveudier 14-1 m
GEO
FLOUR. AN 1 GRAlN.—There IR rather more Inquiry for
Flour, and ho lure are firmer in their views and not max
illae to Sella o 11311 to the filling elf lo the reripts sod
&make. Bales'inclado 310 bide sacra family at $7 2.5e7
117 M: 70, Ibis choice Ohio do at $7 021 g ; 1200 fiblo Quaker
City mills do, end 700 hblx fancy Indiana on tame kept
private. The trade are having more foal, within the
range of $0 07%@:: 7.1 fog fiertlne; $1.47 ror Fortran;
+7 war 74 for extra family, mid $6 IO title V, lAA for high
grade &load fenny brands, as in quality. Rya Flour in
scarce, with fortiori. wall receipts and hales at $8 37)46
6 fel. Of Corn Meal Mors in no stock here to operate in.
The recelplo to-day ore 2000 thin flour, 13,400 hush wheat,
000 hneh corn and 9100 boob oats There is not en mach
Wheat offering, end the 'market is firmer and moderately
active, wilt, melee or ahem lo,sioo barbels to note at Ino6
Mc fur good and prime t t anntylvsola soil western reds;
little fur eolithsrn do, and 188 to 2010 for while, the letter
for choice Kentucky. lI a Ix in steady demand at 1100$
12.2 e for Delaware and Peoneylvatdo. Corn Is more active
at Ilto winner!, and abent 18,01 hats. western mixed and
yellow brought I loc, 1n gore and afloat. cats are wanted.
and sales of 000 bushels are reported at 88C, weight. No
change in Barley or Malt.
Whisky io better, with sales of 800 bble. at 62c for Penn
eylvaula, and fiSc for western, and Drudge at hite:6ll.7(o.
I kW:l,—The ro..rtteth.e.Y.tliiiil and fidiilLUßß, with
little or no Ile to Drat hands to operate In, end hold ere ask
slll}l2 for Anthracite No. 1, $l7SO$:;9 for No. 2, owl sB::ge
$37 for No. 8, with rime small 'alto of good mnkse at the
highest fignree, cash. :cote: Pig troll le scarce and bold
higher, In elsoofactored Iron there in Roth{ Lig new to ro
port, the ml lin generally befog fell or order. to the clean or
1115 year, arid not disposed to mice arm' COliirliCts
pining.,
CAT rfiV, M A k The offori nem or Beef Castle reached
about •Igthi head, a NM ug of 401, wallowed with last week.
The demand was brisk. and prices if any tl, int!, tattier lint.
ter. ranging to Vo Cro common tog i nod extra
quality. The colon 14.11 Chiefly at $5 Btl@9 hOtho 100113+.
the packers and the It 14. illave..uuleat timing ail tho good
rote oilhred. Cowa—The otPrloge, about. IC., wero die
paved of et *L4@:id each for Suringere, and *2IIC for
Gown and Calve.., which in rather lowerwore
sad rPiqd 4 0 0 avid, lechiding 1420 heed at Glues',
at from Its 80 10 $B, and 910 to' Ilm A•Panft Yard at 4rOS
the 1110 the. nett. M 1 Or n ;tr., mete plmlp, and MAIO, ail of
fered, disposed at 4. , , , ,,,:g5;t4c 1121 lb, groAa —North American.
MARRIED.
00 the 91.1 i toot., by Rey. F. A. M. Keller, Alr. Jowly E.
Wm's, furmerty of Baltimore, to 11149 MAUNA DONKI.2,
of Reakding.
DIED.
On the 10th inst., in this city, DAN , KL, Roll Of Felix and
Maria., site Vogel, la the lath tear of Ma age.
On the Sib inst., at the residence of minima Shearer,
htobereanin, Dr, Tssao Davis, formerly of °heater
comity, in the 7:11.11 year of bin age. His remains Were
brought to thin city on Thursday morning last, and inter
red in the °hellos Evans Cemetery.
Oa the 9th inst.., in this city, EstoN Hors, daughter of
Booty and hmme Johnston. aged 13 6e.
Oa the Rth inst., in this city, Kra. HANNAA EMPF, Wid
ow of the late Jazub P. Reiff, in the 70. h year of her age.
On the Bth inst., is this oily, W /MAME F. WOLFF, Prin
ter, aged 41 years.
On the idinst, ,14 GreeoWici4, ;94CW Warns., aged
29 years, 4 mouths and 1T days.
On the 24 lust., in Oolebrookdale, Ems lama RIIOADSI,
widow of Henry kneads, aged 77 yearn, 1 month and 9
days.
On the 31st ult., in r.seter, Louisa, daughter of Reuben
cad Carotioe Keller, egad 8 years, 8 utuatist and 7 days.
On the 31st alt.. in Ontelannee. Amu, widow of George
Dunkle. aged 47 years and 10 months.
. .
On the tiOth ult., in Lech irtsville, WILLIAM ADAM REM
son, eon of William and Mary Rosser, aged 21 years and.
/3 tiara - --
On the Oil nit., in Albany ef Clair&
and Diana Steigerwaid, agad 8 years, 0 months wed 22
(lays.
On the 28th nit., in Richmond tp.. CANITARINS, wife
John Banterer, aged 68 years, 9 months and 1t days..„,
()mum 226 n tiff,, gt thq residence of his non-in law, Ad
am Stoat, is Amity, I:dictum. MA roviLLsa, aged years,
8 month. and 22 days. lie was for over 50 years a resi
dent of Exeter township.
On the 27th ult., iu Oley, Reiter Gunnar:E., eon of John
G. and. Mary Ann Fisher, aged .1 year, 4 uionthe and 17
days.
On the 28111 nit., in Richmond fp., Sons Mona V,A1111,4:,
daughter of John end Susan Adams, aged 4 yeare, 8 months
and 29 daya.
. .
the 24th ult., In Greenwich, ESTHER Ass, wife of
Franklin Schlenker, aged 24 years and 26 days.
tin the 21st nit., 111 Marion, MORRIS N.LTRANIEL, son Of
Weirly Larded, agOa 8 months and 22 duye.
On the 19th ult., is Iditsatawny, SUSANNA, wife of John
L. Fisher, aged 70 years, 7 menthe and 24 days.
On the 18th ult., in Hereford, JAMES IKCCLISLT.AN. son of
Nathan and Sarah Mahe!, aged 10 months and IS days.
On the 14th alt., in Bethel, REBROCA, daughter of Ben
nevlllo and Hanna!! Degler, aged 3 years, 1 mouth and 13
data.
On the lath ult., in Greenwich, LoinswortiA, daughter
of Samuel and Fuetta, lleinhart, aged 7 months and 18
days.
1i.M7171112,D
`'TILL EE PAID FOIL THE DETECTION OF
Yr Key one removing the INDEX BOARDS from any
Of the nropei ins In Exeter townehlP
nor 7-309 JOEL K. KINSEY, Supervisor.
FARMERS' BANK OF READING.
Noyettemit 2, 1563.
TIM FARMERS' RAMC OF REA LANG RAVE
this day declared a Dividend of 4 per cent., clear of
State and United Staten omen, payable nn demi nd.
env 11.11. MUD LEIS DENG, Casider.
VNIQN BANK OF READING.
READr.,,, Pis , NOV. 3, 1863.
MBE DIRECTORS Of Tl.l IS DANK. HAVE
this day declared a Dividend of 5 per cent. clear of
all taxon, payable ea demand.
nov C. 11. !KOMI (3 HT, Vs•bier
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
- DO RSUANT TO AN ORDER OF TOE OR
ii 1 1 11AffiT Conti of Berke comity, will ho rnld nt rn4-
lic Vendee, on Tuesday, the let day of December, A. D.,
1502, at the late dwelling house of Abraham Herbein, de
ceased, in Oley township. Berke county, the following
described Real Estate, to wit All that vermin messuage,
tenement and tract of land, ottnntu In Oley ioWeSilip,
county aforesaid, bounded by lambi of David Prominich,
William Bieber, Benjamin Yoder, David Y. Peter, John
Delsher and other lauds of said deceased, containing 102
aerate, more or lean The improvements conidat of a two-
Story Stone DWELLING NOM. a one-story Stone
Wash Howe, a large Saone Schwell est Baru, Wagon
Shed with Corn Crib attached, Blackamith Shop, and
other oubbnildings. Also au excellent young thriving
APPLE OltGliaßD. There In isetrearn of Water running
through moo primping there is aim, water canning
thrnugh pipee CO front of the Loose and le the harp yard.
A Well, with Pump of never-failing water, in front of the
Waeh Howe.
. .
Also, a tract of WOODLAND, situate to Rockland town
ship. comity aforesaid, bounded by Mode of Benjamin
Yoder, Reuben Sayler, David Y. rotor, and John hart ,
roan. containing 6 acres, inure or tries, with the appurten
ance. Late the property of Abraham .lierbcia, deceased.
Sale to commence at one o'clock In the afternoon. when
dee attendance wig be Alyea, and the teams of este made
}mown by
ISAAC D. BRUMBACEI, 2 Admtnletratore.
ELM& HERBSIN,
By order of the ComI.—DANIEL Bann, Clerk. Doi , 7-4 t.
TAPSCOTT'S
FOREIGN EXCHANGE & EMIGRATION
(1111 JET' 2W 1 - E •
Drafts on England, IRELAND, Scot
land, &c., at the Lowest Rates.
ripAPSCOTT'S FAVORITE LINE OF LIVER
pooI and Loaded Packets, milling twice a Week from
?levy-York, Liverpool and London -
Each .Lip carries an experiesced Surgeon. Liberal sup.
ynea or Provisions, of the best quality, served daily.
When thoee scat fee dsellee coming, tho money In IL
ways refunded, on producing the Certificate and Receipt.
PCT 8.91.8 tfoGtp out nj Me City, and whn wish to visit
Europe, would do well to secure theirraevage before May
leg home; they will thus avoid being imposed upon on
their arrival in New-York.
90 cts. pa, tIE As
1 to 4 . OS . 4
CO " "82 "
REMITTANCES TO
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND, &c
r .',J 6 ITP,,E2atoBr r , th i' V ra l3 b o l 2ll' i l n NETT
of Europe, con always be obtained at the lowest rates; an
experience of over twenty-LI ve years hay enabled on to
perfect this brooch of oar buelnatc., co that the millions
of dollars remitted through us, 091 a single loss ban oc•
eartod.
Yoram in the COUNTRY, wishing Vi remit MONEY or
send for their FRIENDS. by 'unitising us the amount they
wish sent, with the name and addrom of the person to
receive ft—or, if for passage, the 118.131., ages and proper
addralle of the parties to he cent for—the neemsinry CERTI.
NICA.TE or Duerr will be promptly forwarded to the parties
for whom It to intended, or retnrued to the party paying
the money, with the Receipt for same, an they may desire.
Sit-Applicants for Information will please enclose a Post
Oates Stamp, to &mare prompt reply.
.115). For farther particulars apply to
WILLIAM KICELY,
nor 7, 1663 -ttj Howard's Supra% Beadlog,
anna nus tcf xagort Ina ,
ADELPHIA MARK4ET.
FUIPAY, November 13, 1933
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
rrillE UNDERSIGNED ADMINISTRATORS
of Jobs Beaver, late of Patent Town;hlp,Frenlitin
County, Pa, decd, will offer a; Public Salo, in Leaden, VD
Thureday, the 19th day of November, 1863, the folk/wag
described lteal Euraie, to wit
A Tract of Land, the Mansion Farm of euehl deed, sit
nate to Peters townehlp, bounded by lands of Henry
Reamer, l'eter Rn, icholder. Peter Stenger of (1, and of he,
loads of said deemed. eoulainiug 1112 :lei. and 44 percher,
2110ilt muumuu. and having thereon ' , touted a PAM
ROUSE, with flee Spring Water brought to Iho door
in piper, two Tenant Houses and other buildings, and
aA ue Orchard. Also
Another Thai of Lend, the " MILL FATLY," ti ool° In
mi . l Petri% tow oxlip, bounded by lauds of aliases Mogan,
g:l3 Loudon WWII lots. Cooneur hurnueliraelc.& other lan&
H of said dec . & rnmniai or; I 4 acres and Ito porrlios,
will a Irani() Dwelling Llunivanda Lugand Weallierbourd
Daeo, end Ira good Orialards t /fermi. Aloe
Addhor Traci of Land, eituain in lOW amblp,
bounded by oilier lands of hold clee'd. Conoreeheegn,.
.nenk end land .4 We lel,oo eoatednlng taro soil
294 perches. nod [teeing thereon a sToN o ttler MILL
in good order, will a due %valor power, a Sow 01111.
two Dwelling Donee. and Oilier buildings. Also
A timber Tract of Laud, et [note in Peters tow uebtp, bound
ed 4y WWI or pit nici Iroetle and oilier lands of eel/ de.
onamed, containing 010 Boren null 21 re, thee. end having
thereon a Stone nod Rough Coot DWELLING 1101.1141, a
Clone Para Moil Iwo OftllOrdli of good frail. Alen
Another Tract of Land, alleate io Peters township,
bowled Ay 'Ando of Haniol line He. Samuel Hollinger, Ja
cob Barger and Other lantlii of Fuld deed containing 111
acres cud 111 painting, with a filmic. DWELLING HOWE
and Tenant House, a Lug Stable and Swell Orchard there.
on. Mari
Atuubor Tract of Laud, alLostu In Peteru towuublp.
.ea bounded by lands of Peter &eager, of O, nod other
land of mid ttrcid, containing 27 *ores and parched,
and having thereon a Drink TAVERN STAND, Wagon
Maker Shop, Slack !Smith Shop, and an Orchard of choice
fruit. Afro
Another Tract of Land, militate in l'efere towneblp.
bounded by lanJa ot Polar Harkholdur, flettlieli Tendler,
Win. Neilhise, Christian Hoover. and &bur lands of said
deu'd and Peter Stenger, Containing 1.17 gormand 2i perches,
this tmeet le unimproved. Also
A Trent of Timber Laud In Vetere township, bounded by
lands of (Adelina Hoover, Peter Stover, or U, heirs or
Jacob Burkholder, bairn Of dna ',owe, Wm. Mountie,
Kuhn and other Inside of sold deed, and Peter 81.01agrar, of
C, containing 178 anresand 37 perches, neat measure. Alen
Another Trent of Tsmber • and, bounded by lauds of
W 11l lam MeOraili, kbienuel Anita badlands of Renege sod
Steam. ooninining 3 norm mud 131 perches, Alibi
Another Tract of unimproved Lend. situate in Peters
township, bonudo.l by land of Pettit . Wenger, of C, Jacob
Stenger and John Mabangtilin, containing 38 scree and 72
perches. Also
Ana/her Tenet of Faint TAW, ant lot, Minato In Kittle
township, bounded by Muds of James Mullen, Samuel
Vance, .1. Hewer and London town lot., containing 12
acres and 232 perches. Alen
A Tract of Mountain loud, oltunte In Peters township,
adjoining lauds of .1. J. Kennedy and other tondo of told
doottl nod Volat , ntougar of C, onottolnlng Bh7 nerds and tit
perches. Aloe
A 00 , her Tract of Timber and Mountain Land, hitlla.itl lu
Potere tow unlitp. lu tit/rine Gap. adjoining lands of Jas.
Lowen hairA, Ambient, ltlrehay and lands late of H. E.OLUO,
containing 010 acres 11. 1 / 1 1 (II novelle. AIM)
Au undivided •hreo•fon,he Into..d in a Tina of 11A111.0.11.111
11.4.1 in Potent lowto.hip, adjoining tondo of McGrath,
Kn ha. Peter Burkholder, other lauds or Itaavernod Steng
er end editor lends of dee'd, mit:tilting 370 acres and 40
porches. Also
to undivided seven•eighthm Interest to a 'Croat of Laud
lu lialern tawonbip, adjoining other Nuclei of maid deCd.
and Imo& of elwintiati I.looool', containing re acre,. nod 87
porches, with au old Dwelling 11001413 nod other Ilnow,•
ntreta thereon. dleo
undivided.even sighlLs 'Moroni in n Tract of Timber
Land, mitstato in Peters township, attjointon !nude niehris
tixa Plum's WANand mbar to oda of said doe'd, eontai oli;
89 torso anti 115 porolios. A Irt,
A Loco( fhonn,l altuatn in the town or London, in is
.2. 1
p
a tars lownnhip, containing about I acre, with a two
9; gory 0 W ELI.' OW li 0 LISE, part brick and part frame
" a Smblo, »c, thereon cradled. A lan
&La of Monad. gitusila to tharenlrn of the town of Loa•
don, at. t h e I nlergectioa of a public alley. with tlie cha t ..
„a:ban4buig dC Ilcdford Turnpike:with a DWELLIM)
MUSK, Storo Blaclaanith Shop, Sec., thereou
crceted.
Solo to 00111 MPlleft at 10 o'clock, A. M., on cold day, when
the tecteto Will bit wads known by
.PATBIL 101NlifBBAZI. Adm'r.
MARY JANE BRAVER, Adiu'rx.
aP Joho Beaver, deed
By order orate Court.—Wm. O. Blreciitt,h, Clark.
not 7-2 t
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES
AT
PUBLIC SALE.
'WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE AT THE
Western Market House, to the city of Beading, on
Saturday moraine, November 14th, 1563, a select lot of
Ilne Sruit Trees, Vines, Sze., consitaing of App 00,
ltlivorlallas: Pears. 15 vaeintioas Purina, 2.11 varies
lies; Cheerios. Plain:, .Apricots, Nectar oes, Al
=Oro ads, Grape Vines of the beet varieties, &c.,
SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUGS, &C:
gd.40, , , Scene and E111.013n1.11 Spoittoro Manisa , Cypesoss.
English Ash. Turkey Oak, Suet/eau Mow& is Ash, Green.
nod Silver Poplars, Horse Chest - ours, Ppanish Chestnuts.
FAllaliall Walnuts, En mt*, a Linden. 3ia mottos, flowering
Ash. &c , Also, Sweet Shrub ; Weeeliss: irvireas, seve
ral varieties ; Honeyeackles, Deatvias, potpie and white
Liege, purple and white Magnolias, Pot-ylleat, id., k 4.
..EVEXIGREENS, .
Norway Spruce, Hemlock Spence, Arbor Vitaes, moral
varieties, embracing the beautiful GOLDEN variety_ Irish.
junipers, Enonimons Sap° idea, Ansi than nod Scotch Pines.
The above stoat is the best in selection, and in the
quality of the trees, that has been. offered at puddle eate—
the roes are generally Saran, well rooted and sachets can
not fail to save entire satisfaction.
Fate .to enivatz.ze, at A' o'clock kl.o o' ':u of ”ato.
day. Jollki W. MVANITAIP, Auctioneer.
November 7,1863-2 t
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
T3IIRSITA NT TO AN ORDER OP Tall On-
P11.4118' Court of Perks county, will be sold at Public
Vendee., on Friday. the 4.1 h, day of Decerobee, A. D.. 1888,
at the late dwelling house of Matthias Blatt, deceased, in
Centre township, flecks county: All that certain mes
snags, tenement and tract of ,land. situate in Ceutse
township, county aforesaid, bounded by lands of Ben
jamin Blatt. William Kauffman, John Hawk and
Jacob K. Blatt, containing 11l acres, mere or lean. Of the
above, &bean acres are WOODLAND, aud about 8 acres
Meadow, and the remainder arable lend, and to a good
state of cultivatioo. The improvements cat:mist of a
ryjita two-story Double Log DWELLING HORSE, Schweit
.mte nor Darn, and other out bulldiogo—a Well of never
Mal failing Water, with Paste, In front or the said dwell
ing. Also, two excellent APPLE 0 HERA BM, he. There .
is also a stream of water running through the said pre
ini,es. Lath the property of Matthias Blatt. deceased.
;ale to commence at one o'clock in the anerooon, when
due attendance will be gives, and the terms of sale made
Moraiy
A RR A If A AI BLATT,j Ezentors.
JOHN 0. BLATT,
By order or the Coml.—OA: 04M IlAnic Clerk. Enov 7-10
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
PURSUANT TO AN °ELDER OF THE OR-
I'HAI' Court of Berke comity, will be mild at .?nb
tic Vendee. on Bstorday, the oth day of December, A. D.
18&3, on the premises, in Intl Township. Berks county,
the following described Beal Estate, to wit: All that cer
tain 11e.nage, tenement and track of loud, Earl
Township, Berko county, bounded by lands of Jscob
Widow Drumheller, Peter Enebb, and others ' containing
mair.ninety boar acres, more or lees . parr wood and part
qp farm land. The improvements consist of a one-story
Plar:Lorr DWELLIDIO DOUSE: also. another await hooee,
part stone two part her, Log Stable, fie., Apple Orchard,
and e spring of never-failing water. Late tbe.property of
John Staple:lon, demoted.
Satlet* 1.1111111.11. at. 1 o'clock in the afternoon. when
due attendance will be glean. and the terms efeole made
known by SA Ai USE, KAUFFMAN. lixecitter.
By order of the Court.—Thl:llB/: HANN, Clerk. [Noy 1-4 t
• -
PUBLIC SALM.
OF A VA LUA I,E FARM.
WILL BE SOU) AT PUBLIC. SALE, ON
Friday, the 27th of Noverobor, 1563, at 1 o'clock,
I'. M., on the premicec: A VALUABLE FA:int, Ornate in
Marlon township, lserhe nonnty, 2 miler !DIM the Lebanon
Valley Sail Read and 1 mile from Stonchehnrg and the
Dillon Canal : adjoining lauds of Gabriel Filbert, Adorn
Bain, Tob&Troatmati, John Rilltner and others, contain
ing 125 enree, wove or low, aOT a acres being meadow,
and a mall portion woodland and the ronSaroOlo, io good
condition and Incloond with gond Mimi. The improve
autente area. brick DWELLING HOTISE,a opting hounet
with a never failing opriug, a large new brick hank
barn, and other oat-bulltlings,atineorchard cretonne
Incite •
Col:Widow: will be rn fulo on Ibe ley of Fab, by
nay 7-3t] JOLLDI L. MOVEIL
WITZLIC SALE.
WILL BB BOLD AT PUBLIC SALT, ON
Saturday. Lbe 31st of November, 1863. of the pub
lic hence of John Schneider, in Stonersville, Exeter town
ship Berke county : All that certain ineesuage, tenement
and tract of land, eltuate in Exeter township aforesaid,
bounded by lands of Amos Young, Jacob Levan, Jacob
Hanna and others; cootaining about 8 deede,ll4lo,o Meadow
and Fartia Land, conveniently divided into small Snide
and In it high elate of cultivation. The Improvements
consist of a two•etury LOG 1100 SE, with a oee•atory
.;; steno Shoemaker Shop attached, a Frame Barn,
Wagon Shed, Pitt Ntye and other ont•balidlage, a
never•fai nag Spring of good water near the dwelling, oleo
one in the field, and running water Is the barn yard, a
variety of Fruit Tram, each as Apples, Mate, Cherries,
Prunes, and Grape Vines. Being the robots of Michael
11fonwilltr. devamed,
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock In the afternoon, when
conditions will be made known by
nov 7-2t] THE HEIRS.
ruzzac SAVE.
Wax BE SOLDAT FU131,1(3 SA LE, ON THE
premises In Anoville, on Saturday, November 14th.
IStIX, that well known TAVERN STAND, Fink'e Hotel, in
faA onville. Lebanon county, formerly Kalinin's, a im b.
ntantial end commodious two-story SrONE HOUSE,
Stabling fur ta) bead of flortios; en enclosure for Cas
tle; a Well of never-falling water with pomp near the
dour. It is Lim nearest Uotel to the Depot, and ban an ex
cellent run of business.
AG' A small, complete Distilling Apparalns, Dourly new.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. P. M., of said day, when
conditions of sate will be mode known by
Aonville Nov. 7. 180.1-203 JAMB FINK.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
BERK'S COUNTY, 4.. a. . .
AT AN ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
iCounty of Be, kit, held et Reading, on the 4th
day of November, A. D. 1E63, in the Chatter
maof the Estate of Joh n Jacob tied:moo, deed.
Oa motion of B. li. Schwartz, Attorney for the Attudnis.
trator, ac., the Conn grant a rule, directed to Eames!
Berkman, Benjamin Heckman, Adam Heckman, John
Heckman, Marten Beekman, Jared Heckman, Ellett Beck
man, Daniel Heckman, texas Heckman, l'olly,i otermarried
with Charles Old, mush, intermarried with John Lily.all
children of the said deceased, end to John Heckman, gnat.
dice ad cticra for tire heirs of ScoastoP decoaxed, Imo in
let married with Aaron it, Miller, to lilies Miller, Lucian
H. Miller, Walter H. Miller and Clementine B. Miller and
Jared Heckman, guardian of Jared Wenner, grandchild
of the said dermtaed, and all other perzone interestitd, to be
and appear before the Honorable the J (widen of the. said
Court, at a Court to be held at Reading, on Thursday, the
seventeenth day of Docem6or,.A. D. lgfa. at II o'clock, A.
M.. then and there to accept or reface the Real Estate of the
said deceased, at the valoatioe, or to bid more in writing
therefor, or to show canoe why the earns should not be
sold according to law. Rule returnable at next session of
e'lld Court, to be b01d.93,1be 17th day of December, A. D,
1163. _m :" 4,,,
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nor 7-0 t)
JAMESON'S_ CL_ OTHING HOUSE
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VP .
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READING, PA.
9 THIS LONG ESTABLISHED AND WELL KNOWN OLOTH
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ING HOLM is bettor prepatcd now to hold out groat inducements to buyers than
at any previous time, as our stock of
MEN'S CLOTHING & DRESS GOODS,
Is much larger and bettpr than ever before, the bulk of which has boon bought before the
late great rise hi prices
In great variety, of all sizes, prices and qw
in this branch has enabled us to get up alt ti
ull ages, to which we invite particular attont
March 28, 1863-0]
nunsifiNT 'lii !N 01;1)Ell, OE THE OR
Court of Burks county will be sold HI Pa bite
V endue on nnturtiny, On ran day of December, A. I) . 1993,
an th. Penile house of Pemba Ennui,. lu P.recltutich tnw
xld p, Perks county All that corNin 1110F.Tlign, imminent
and Dant of land, sittplin partly In 13 rsek•velk end pertly
in lantern tow vidlip, Perks county, adjoining land,. of
Daniel Miller, (leery Trowel, Jacob ifabel man, derev...ed,
Peter llowinutt. Jahn Moyer, Itoolttmin Kemp, Daniel
tihorl,ollw,r, John 11,1doird, Philip gthrlght. Daniel Fit.
lerllngi ed Jeveph !dela containing ono hundred and
seven sore and nue hundred and twenty-eight pereltex, be
the some nine, nr ie.e, of which about a norm itre meadow,
fie acre, handsome _Arent Lund, and t barest arable. The
tinprovements consist of one story and a. hair Log
Rchwellvar Barn sad
other lint.linildings. A lipri up; or never-failing water
'smear said dwelling, KW., F. yonn a thriving apple orchard.
hale the properly of dizeob Zerbe. deceased.
Tbs n hove property will be sold in the whole or in parte,
to suit purchasers.
gale to eon, mance at I n'elnelt in the it itarneen. when due
eiteudenre will be given, null the term) of sale mode
known by
Hy order of tbeCokrt.—DArtil.. Jana, Clerk. [env 14-lt
Shamt.l the e.bove..l..erlt.ed ttretnia4k net be gold.
they wilt then be rented, for one year, to the highest nod
hest bidder.
PURSUA NT TO AN 01;DER OF THE (NI
MANS' Court of Pet lea county, will tin sold at Pala:
Vendee, on Saturday, the 2htli day of Niirembor, A.
ISON, nn the premises, the foilowinadeeeribed Real Estate,
to wit: All that certain Inenannan, totteinoot and. tract of
gi+land,kanwn ibo SOUTH MOUNTAIN BOITSiti,
2.4 situate ill Haidathargtownahip, Bei KS county, KAM% o
ilki6s tug lands of John George Soi leer, Peter Althea.. M.
Wilhelm, John Shama, //MAC Lash, and said John George
Seltzer; containing 70 acres, loots or loss. The Improve
meets thereon being a large and corn meow,. BOARDINC,
BO LISP, built of briet, three storied MO, furnished with
all the modern improvements, end supplied with. pure
Spring Water from a spring (irsown se the Old band
Spring) near the premiers; together a MILL and
bISTILLERY with all the uscessary machinery; a Iwo
stay rengl,east Muse. trooot Sara, 17ezOci .ko,
All of said buildings are within Esc 111114111414 walk or
Wortielsdorf Station, on the Lebanon Volley Railroad.
Late tho property of John ihroderbseck. deconsed.
!iota to commence at One oclock in the afternoon, when
due attendance vial be giveo, and the Wrens of tale made
known bq
HENRY 11. ID Ali DE U.PiiC U. Administrator.
By order of the Court. —DANIEL NABS, Clerk. Loot 31—it
Of Valuable City Property.
TE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPFER. AT
—Pablir Kale. nu Saturday, November 21nt, 1668, ni
Yeagera Hotel, earner of Fifth_ and Neel:dogma careers,
nil those certain Lots of ground, aitnaie on the North side
of Feanklin rarest, between Front and Water streets, wtto
afire braidings thereon, consisting of two two-story
CRICK BUILDINGS, with Kitchen attached. Also.
a. Lot of Ground, 0.1 the corner of Franklin and
Water streets. souk:Or/keg 60 feet on Franklin and K 2 feet
on Water street: to ha sold without the haildinge, in the
whole or in parts, to Nutt pureeneere.
. . . .
Comfitione bale to be made kaown at the time and
place, by
oct 31.-3tl ISAAC T. JAMES.
Estate of John Manaerba.ch, late of Reid.
elberg township, Berke county, dec'd.
OTICE; IS HEREBY 'LINEN, THAT LET
TEHS of Administration to the Estate of John Man
derbach, (Ex.Sherin), late of Heidelberg township, kerks
county, deceased, have bred granted to the subscriber, re
siding In the Borough of Womeltdorf, county aforesaid.
All person. Indebted to sold Estate, are requested to make
payment without delay, and all having claims against the
same, are also reqnested to preterit them,properly authen
ticated. for settlement.
er4lo-y H. H. MANDEBBACH, Adminietrator.
Eatate of William Strauss late of Upper
Tulpehoccon township, Berks county,
deceased.
WTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TAAT LET
TERs of Administration to the estate of the above
named decedent, have been eranted to the sobacriber, re.
aiding in Upper Bern township, eame county. All persona
lutlebted to ooid estate are requested to make payment
without delay, sod ell who bare claims Or drIrrOLOII , S stga 11.4
the same, are Mao requested to preaent them, properly an
thenticated , for settlement.
oct I 0-Stal JARED bf. WAGNEP., Administra tor.
Estate of Jacob Machemer, late of Eiprlag
township, Barks county. deceased.
I‘, ToTIGE IS 11EREGY GIVEN, THAT LET
tr. of Administration nu the instate of Jacob Macho
tear, late of Spring township, !lecke snooty, deneahed. have
Leon a re otod in, gob Awn lilueltetenr, of npriag, send 11/newel
fdaehetner, of North Heidelberg township. comity afore
said all parsons having elaims or demands spinet the es
tate of the said doet'aottd, are 70q0.341.1 to Make them
known la the raid administrators w Mint delay, and Orate
indebted to the eget° are requested to mike Immediate
payment.
EMIRAIM MAMIEMER,
Ad tui nletrat ore.
Oct :fl-6rl H A EL hl A CH EN KR,
Estate of gusanna Herbal'', late of Oley
township, Berke county, deceased.
IfiJOTICE I 3 HELIENV GIVEN, THAT LET,
I tern tetdamentery upon the estate of the above nettled
de L cedent, have bean greeted to the n
la Oley township, Berge county. Alt pontoon Indebted to
said estate will therefore make payment without &day,
nod those having claims, wilt present them properly itu
thentizated for settlement, to
Oct. 31-6.1
Choirs, Conventions, and Singing Schools,
ARE USING
The best Music Book of the Seasom,
"111111 VINI"
Which. tbongy Intl nix weeks old, line attained
A I'OPU.LARITY UNEQUALI,EII,
A Sale of Fifty Thousand Copies.
SEVERAL. CONVENTIONS HAVE USED IT
with entire sett eratition—iw eive more coeval tlone will'
nue It Ma month—and a large number are making ar
rangetnenta for the coming B.lFutl. Cholr“ find no hook
egnal to it for practice—and, Certainly, a hooks° availahis
fur Conventions and Choirs cannot to other tei*e than the
book for Singing fifolootB. 6pceinnen rar , d 8 . 4 t free.
Price of ' , The Harp of Judah, - fll per copy dtd por doe.
Said by all Mimic Dealers and llook,ellem.
WAVER. DIMON & CO , Publlchara.
gel 21, 1869-ly] 277 Wanhington Street, Houton.
CE lIRREBY NOTEPI V 11AT TfIEV AltE
required to pay to the Coup ty Treanorer, the amounts
of their respective Duplicates on ur before the 15th day of
December next. After that date It W tlt be rteeeasary to
Cuing suit agatnet ail del - i.e. - I.nm
PAUL W Icti
GEO. K. LOEAT3, Conunteettinere.
oct 11-30 11. 11.
UNION BANE OF READING.
E ANNUAL BLECTION FOR DIRRO-
L 1'02.8 will be held el. the Banking Ranee on Monday.
the Mk. day of November next, between the bourn of 10
&week, A. M. and 2 Y. M.
err to-M1 C. B. BteKNIG HT, Cobbler.
AN ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN. DIREC
'FORA of the FARMERS' BANK OF READING, will
be held at the Banking Howie. on the third Monday (the
16th) of November next, between the hours of 10 A. M.
and 3 P. M.
oct 10-61] H. If. 31IIIILEN13ERG,
FRENCH MERINOS & PLAIN POPLINS.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE STORE OF THE
subscriber, a rail line of Brown, Purple, Green, Ele•
pliant, Magenta, and other colors or
/NIEL 11.1t1IN, Clerk 0. C.
BOYS' CLOTHING-.
ORPHANS' counT SALE,
JACOB ZERWR, ?
JOSEVIL
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
PUBLIC SAILEr
LIVt ITERISEIN, Bxecutrirs
JONAS lIERREIN,
By any ;honor work, and Jo mooting with
A DEMAND UNPRECEDENTED;
lutartog within three months
TAX COLLECTORS
NOTICE
FRENCH MERINOS.
The attention of purchasers Is respectfully invited.
DAVID NEFF.
Market Square, Beading.
EIEM
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tildes. The long experience of this House
le different proportions and sizes to fit boys of
ion. •
.TADIESON & Co.
Philadelphia and Reading hail [Wad.
FALL ARRAfTGEMENT
PASSENGER TRAINS
Norstmcit 2, 18181.
(Paaslng Reading)
DOWN, TO PHIL ADELPIII A, at 6.30 and 11.10 A. AL,
12 noon, and -1.20 I'. M.
UP, TO PoTTSVILLE, at 11.111 A. M. and 8.00 P. M.
WEST, TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG :
Western Exprem from New-fork, at 12 Midnight.
Mail Trains, at 11.07 A. AL, and li 00 I'. 51.
On Mu:cloys, the Down A. AL Train passes Reading at
9.20 A. M , and Up Train, at 0.07 P. AL
Both 11.111 A. M. and 0.110 P. AL up connect at Port
Clinton for Ta manna, Williamsport, Elmira, Buffalo, Adagara
and Canada,.
The 11.10 A. AL Train only connects at Port 01rardin
for Wilkeaharre, Scranton and Pittston.
The Waatern Express Trains connect at Harrisburg with
Exproas Trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad for Pilta
burgh, and all poinhi Went; and the Mail Trains re:inert
at Harriet:tug for Lane:whir. Clialnberidinrl.l,Situbnry, Wil
liamsport. Lock Haven. Elmira and The Ca:lades.
Through Find-Maas Coupon Tlcketa, and Emigrant Tick
ets at reduced Farm., to all the principal points in the North
and West, and the Cunadas.
COMMUTATION TICKETS,
With 20 Coupouß at 24 par tent. illiß . nant, between any'
points desired.
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good. for 2000 MINN, between all points, at !46 36.—for
Families and Business Firms. 510 , 11096 Tickets, good for the
balder only, far three months, iii stop of { ha Passenger
Trains to Philadelphia, at:II-12 35 each. ikhool Beason Tick
ets one.thlrd loss.
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Pagreagera will take the Expreas Trains Watt, at the
UPPER DEPOT, and all other Trains, at the LOWER or
OLD DEPOT.
. SO La. of baggage allowed each passenger.
*re Paseedgers are requested to purchase their Tickets
before entering the cars, as higher Fares arecharged if paid
in cars.
Up Trains leave Philadelphia for Reading, Harrisburg
at 8.15 A. X. ; aad 3.30 P. H., and at 4.30
P. H. for I:leading only.
.r...Fixcursion Tickets, gand. for one de- - 6.30 A. X,
Tickets, pane. _ by _ .
AncomunniFition. Train le Philadelphia and reinrn, at 4c2 90
each, and to Hat rlsbarg, good for three days, by all Pan
wgqop Trains, 82 20. G. A. NICOLL?,
Nor. 7, 1e43-113 dentsro.l..lcaperintandeAL
DEAFNESS,
DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR AND
AIR-PASSAGES.
R. EL 3E.
EYE AND EAR.
NOISE IN THE HEAD.
DEAFNESS
Dr. F. A. VON MOSORZIONSR,
OCULIST AND AIIRIBT
AUTHOR
OF TUB
GUIDE
TO TH3
DISEASES OF THE EYES,
MEI
THEIR TREATMENT,
ALSO, A WORK ENTITLED
"Medical and Surgical Science•"
With Obsetratione on the
Treatment of Dleeaee■ of the Eye
Can he committed on DEAFNE.B sad ell dieeaeet of the
Jt ANb aAit, requiring Medical or Surgical treatment.
stir 1027-1027-1027-1027
WALNUT STREET,
Between Tenth and Eleventh Streets,
PHILADELPHIA. PA
11.raranen or no Molina reßpoebthillty can ba Ob
tained of come porformed by Dr. Voo MuschzUkor, in
severe ewe of Deafnees and Bltrawl's. fooglfi
T••
DEALER IN imo
Atzo MIL ^IV EGG- 41131 k ea> mascAM,
FINE GROCERI ES,
FRUITS, PRESERVES, dm.
NO. CO4 PENN STREET,
TRIED DOOR ABOVE spun;
READING, PA.
DAVID - NEFF.
ryAS JUST OPENED A LARGE ASSORT-
S MENT of
WOOLEN GOODS,
Latest Styles HOODS,
NUBIAS,
SONTAGS.
A full Hoe of Weolen Hoee and Gloves. Also a superior
article of BALSIORAL SKIRTS. [oat 24
LADIES' CLOAKS
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
FROSTY BEAVERS,
A NEW AND ELEGANT ARTICLE POE
X.a .7ZI X MI OS AI. ~
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR BALE NT
JAMESON & CO.,
CORNER OE BMW AND PENN STS.
oct 24
Estate of George DavMelee; late Of
Amity township, Barks ccs, deceased.
OTACE is iIEREUY GIVEN, THAT LET
TERS Testamentary to the Estate of George David
deer, late of the city of Reading, bane been granted by
the Register of narks °entity to the subscribers, residing in
Malty township. Notice is hereby lama Wail persons in
debted to said male to make payment Without delay, and
all bavierelanne against the Milne, to pretest them pro
perly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN DA.VIDHEIBEH a
GEORGE DAVIDLIBIBEN,/ Adiaingetratore.
JACOB DAT/DBlWilii,
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