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T(i NOVEMBER 2S, 1563.
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Rot Battle isifar Chattanooga,
D vilete Victory Over Bragg's
Forces.
Th o wand Prisoners, Fifty Cannon,
Small Arms, Colors and Camp
Equipage Captured
Despatches from General Grant
and General Thomas.
ffsstifforrts, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 1863.
Tae ;shoeing official despatches from Major
Rora Thomas and Major General Grant have
rtVil''e•.i at the headquarters of the Army
ESE
i;ENERAL THOMAS' DESPATCH.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 24. 1863.
u.: Gen. H. W. Ilm.i.zuu, Gen.-in Chief:—
, ) e rterday, at half past twelve o'clock, Gen.
' 6-"acer's and Cen. Palmer's corps, supported
I,c6en. Howard's., was Advanced direetlyin front
curforilfientions, drove in the enemy's pickets,
eLI curried his first line of rifle pita between
finutmoogn and Citer's creek.
we captured nine commissioned offiCers and
ono hundred enlisted men. Our 14
one hundred and eleven. --- -
Tr-day General Hooker, in
ti-s,r-s division, Twelfth ear:
irii.;on. Fifteenth corps, and
fourteenth corps, carried tl
Mountain, with small
1.1 a losa to the enemy of five .
hndrei prisoners; killed and womb
There has been continuous fighting from .
- k own tiller night ; but our troops gallantly
:erldvid every attempt to take the position.
iqaeral Sherman crossed the Tennessee river
`stare daylight this morning, at the mouth of the
S , cih Chickamauga, with three divisions of the
Fifteenth corps, and carried the northern ea
tres:i•r of Missionary Ridge.
Our SUCCeBs so far has been complete, and the
teitsier of the troops admirable.
GEO. H. THOMAS, Maj. Gen.
GENERAL GRANT'S DESPATCH.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 24-6 P. M.
)I'i -Gen. W. W. HALLECK, Gen.-in Chief:
The fighting to day progressed favorably. Gen.
iz!olzato carried the end of Missionary Ridge,
PI fits rigor is now at the tunnel, and his left
a: Chickamauga creek.
The troops from Lookout Valley carried the
the mountain, and now hold the eastern
;•: le and point high up.
I cannot yet tell the amount of casualties, but
ira lots is not heavy.
Gzfieral Hooker reports two thousand prison
t 7,:. taken, besides which a small number have
fiat' into Our hands from Nfiaerimaorr 11.1.1ge.
11. S. GRANT, Major GeneraL
NE LATEST--BRAGG RETREATING-THE
VICTORY COMPLETE.
WAsisnrerroN, Nov. 25, is ea
The Mowing was received here this after.
ars from a responsible source :
CHATTABOOGA, Nov. 25-11 A. M.
lie bare bad a brisk engagement this mornini
td hare driven the enemy entirely off of Lor
at Mountain, a considerable portion of wlr
:Se- held up to this morning.
We bare also taken Missionary Ridge
hm this morning and the troublesome rif
ie pot•svision of which yesterday's env
'aft :hem at its close.
Al firing has ceased for a sufficient time
rtht the conclusion that Bragg hoe retreat'
isia'y leaving all thr "Id and st
t..e pottemion, fr
f.r the last Mire
it is toe et
Emnitiet- en
hum.
U.. army is
ccir aeries of
DETAILS Or !ESDAY'S IIITTLIC
CIIATTANOOGA, Nov. 25,1860
We are completely victorious. 'The enemy le
•mely routed and driven from every position.
!Au less is very small, and the enemy's is heavy
•tt pftaaers
finding General Hooker so successful in hie
v,vements against Lookout Mountain, the enemy
erinsted that position during the night.
lienerai Honker took possession early this
aiming. The enemy moved south and got on
)11s,ionary Ridge, on the battle field, some
eherc near Chickamauga. lie is expectedt o in
tßreqi the flying foe.
t;oterat Hooker is said to have captured two
tktuaod prisoners in his magnificent assaults of
LoAnt Mountain.
General Sherman being all prepared to begin
an assault at eight A. 111. to day, upon the strong
!maim of eke enemy at the north end of Mia
emary Ridge—he had the day before taken a
11::1 near the position of the enemy, but oom
matded by their artillery—hail to descend into a
ildty, and then make another anent to the po
nrion held by the enemy. Two unsuccessful
tt.tneits were made by General Sherman, but
sith the co-operation of the centre, he ultimately
pieta the position and completed the great vic
tory.
The brigade of General Cary, with a portion
cf General Lighthewte brigade composed the
panning party in the last assault. They were
replied with quite a heavy lose, after an attack
perfisted in for an hour; but being reinforced
Ivey were enabled to hold a part of the hilL In
tilt attack General Cary was wounded quite
ieverely in the thigh. The Thirty-seventh Ohio
sal Sixth lowa and One Hundred and Third ll
lacE regiments were in the attack.
A seam' mama wee made at half-past one, in
sicch Mathias', Loomis' and Penn, divisione
sere engaged. The force reached within twenty
Faris or the summit of the hill and the works of
the enemy, when they were flanked and broke,
retiring to their reserves
is this assault General Mathias was wounded,
ail Colonel Putnam, of the Ninety-third Ohio,
killed. Their persistent efforts compelled the
enemy to mass heavily on his right in order to
hold the position of so much importance to him.
About three o'clock General Grant started two
columns against the weakened centre ? and after
an hour's desperate fighting succeeded in break
ing the centre and gaining possession of the
rides on which the enemy was posted.
The main force was driven northward toward
General Sherman, who opened on them, and they
were forced to break and seek safety in disor—
duel flight down the western slope of the ridge,
sod across the western ridge of the Chickamauga.
We have taken not lees than 0,00 prisoners,
Ind perhaps 10,000. There are reports that we
have taken a whole corps.
.General Hooker will probably intercept the
2 9 1 mg enemy ht the vicinity of Roseville and the
rtgion east of
Anmo,.; the casualties are Lieut. Col. Espy, of
Ike Sixty-eighth Indiana regiment ; Major Mo
Cawley, of the Tenth Iowa; Colonel Oman, of
Vie Ninetieth Illinois ; Lieut. Colonel Stuart, of
the Ninetieth Illinois; Major Walker, of the
Tenth Minnesota; Major Welsh, of the Fifty—
;lra lllinoie; Major buds, of the Sixth lowa,
'wounded, and Major Irwin. of the Sixth lowa,
fell
reports of the killed and wounded cannot
1e obtained, es most of the killed were in Gen.
h.errean's corps, awl remained at dark in the
tnae of the enemy ; the list will be telegraphed
15-InOrrOW.
The prhomers say that Bragg was on the ridge
,M , t before ;hey were taken.
Ths successful storming parties consisted of
"u"'l's and Baird's divisions on the left centre,
and Si eridan's on the right centre.
Some of our wounded were left in the hands of
the enemy after General Sherman's unsucceeeful
"atilt, but were ultimately recovered.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 2:5.-10 P. M.
The captured artillery is reported at about
forty pieces. General Hooker captured five boxes
.of new muskets on Lookout Mountain.
We are in entire poeseeelort of the held. W e
bare control over the railway and river Bridge—
port. Two boats came through this rang.
Our loss will not amount to more t three
hundred killed and two hundred Aft
141 in the three days' operations. - 4 ,y; •
t
IMRE
The success has been most brilliant. The ene
my is reported to be bivouacking two miles be
yond Missionary Ridge.
Colonel Phelps, of the Thirty-eighth Ohio, and
Major Glass, of the Thirty-second Indiana, were
killed. Seueral Juba E. Smith is reported
trottrided. Colonel Avery, of the One Hundred
and Second New York, lost his leg, and Major
Elliott is the same as dead
LATEST DESPATCH FROM GENERAL GRANT.
CIIATTANOOO A., Nov. 25-7:15 P. M.
To Major General LIALLF.CE: :
Although the battle lasted from early dawn
till dark this evening, I believe. I am not prema—
ture in announcing a complete victory over
Bragg.
Lookout llonntain top. all the rifle pits in Chat—
tanooga Valley, and Missionary Ridge entire,
have been carried, and are now held by us.
11. S. GRANT, Major General
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CHATTANOOGA, NOO. 2C, 186 g.
General Bragg's retreat from his position of
last night is represented as a perfect rout.
General Sheridan reached Chickamauga Station
at tour o'clock tills morning. They captured
five hundred prisoners, four guns and a number
of pontoons.
The enemy attempted to burn the bridge be
hind him and partially succeeded. They also
burned the depot and stores at, Chickamauga.
General Sherman crossed the Chickamauga
We forenoon, General Hooker 19-
Ringgold at five o'clock this any"
The desertions and captor
army are rapidly thinning it.
Toe number of cannon car
sorted at fit'ty-tmo,
GM
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 27. fovai,..
W. HALLEcK, Geu.-in-Chief
lam just in from the front. The rout of the
enemy is most complete. Abandoned wagons,
caissons, and occasional pieces of artillery are
everywhere to be found.
I think Bragg's loss will fully reach sixty
pieces of artillery.
A large number of prisoners have fallen into
our hands.
The pursuit will continue to Red Clay, in the
morning, for which place I shall start in a few
hours. U B. GRANT, Major General.
[Red Clay, the point to which General Grant
was to advance yesterday, is in the northern part
of Whitefteld county, Georgia, near the Tennes
see State line, and on the East Tennebsee and
Georgia railroad, fifteen miles north of Dalton.]
MPORTANT FROM THE RAPIDAN.
Forward Movement of the Army
of the Potomac.
A Battle Expected at Ger
mania Ford.
WASHINGTON, Friday, November 27.
We hare stirring news from the Potomac. The
whole army is on the move since yesterday
morning. The roads are in fine condition, the
and cold, and the ma in splendid
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fighting west of Knoxville on Saturday. The
investment of the town to the North is close,
but the south side is open. General Burnside is
confident of final success.
The Star says: We have reliable intelligence
from our army under General Burnside, at
Knoxville, up to daylight yesterday, embracing
twenty-four hours later than we had before re
ceived.
General Burnside bad been able not only to
bold his position wiihnut loss, but to keep open
and intact all his communications. Everything
was then progreesing as well with his army and
operations as could be desired.
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end indtunry, and I therefore cheerfully commend the in.
tereeta of my clients and Mende to his care and attention,
Mr. F. W. CONRAD will also remain lu my office.
Respectfully
MEM
i~ Via'. - ~ :.
MOLASSES
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
Prisoners
WIVES AND FAMILIES
Soldiers now confined as
entloned,
for the county of Berke, and that the eel lent
ed to the Orphan' Court of Berke county, , _Arlon
and allowance, on Thursday, the 17th day .._ Jecember
next, at 10 o'cle,k, in the forenoon, at the Court House in
the city of Readiug, viz:
Filed August 25. A
of Mars Manger.
Filed Aihruat.p. A
of William Manger.
Filed August 20. Acco 4 F. Metre, Executor of
John P. Metre, deceased.
Filed /September 2. Account of Moses Schock, Guar/Man
or Nlielmel Shade.
Flied September 4. Account of 'Reuben V, R.
Guardian of Mary Siegel, formerly Mary fllah, desW
Filed , eptember 30. Account of Joseph Salim UCker, Caul
den of Samuel
Filed October I. Account of Jonathan Looco, Onardion of
.orneli no Da adore.
Piled Osisher 3. A nenunt of David Keiser, Administrator
Benjamin Al rank. aimmtiled.
Piled October 3 occonpt of Isaac S app, Athulaletrator
of sosaonalt Stapp, deceased.
leiled October 19. Aerostat of Sarah Aim Lent. Admin.
istratrix of Doifel C. Letfel. deceased.
Piled october 23. Account of Benjamin Herbater, Ad
tot nietWor of Mom Lino, deceased,
Filed November 2. Account of John Gebman end Joseph
Ouardians of the minor children of David Bitten
bender, deceased.
Filed November 2. Account of Daniel hiliman and Wm.
Etriulter, administrators of George Stocker, deceased.
Filed November 2. Account or Augusta. Schlememan,
Admin tatrator of Michael nix, deceased.
Filed November 2. Account of Daniel floshauer, Execu
tor of Margaret Hoshaudir, deceased.
Filed November 3. Account or Wm. K. Stauffer, Guar
dian of Ada Ritter_
Piled November S. Account of Wm. K. Stauffer, Guar
dian of "' Studio^
MEI
4:lWasiera,
'oil,
riled November 14. Account ot _____ S. Haag and
George S. Haag. Adminietratore of George Haag, deceased.
Filed November 14. Account of Samuel Hoffman and
Levi Durum, AiliniulAraters of William Relaxer, deceased,
who was the Guardian of Henry and Clementine Reitz.
Filed November 1.4, Account of Samuel Hoffman and
Levi Denim, A dmiraiotrafora of Wm. Reeser, deceased, Who
wee the Guardian of Johu, David, Melinda and Hannah
Lee hart.
SEEM
Filed November 14. Account of Amos B. Wanner, Ad.
ministrator de brazia non, with the Will annexed, of the
Rev. John Kneel.), deceased.
Filed November 14, Account of Abraham Siegfried, Ad
ministrator with the Will aunexed, of Benjamin Siegfried,
deemed,
Filed November 14. Account or Susanna Merkel, Admtn
Istratrix of William Merkel, deceased.
Filed November 16. Account of Henrietta L. Soho:leek,
Executrix of gll.llOl E, Sehmeek, deeeaseLwho was the
Executor of Jacob Hell, deceased.
Filed November 16. Account or fdattbiaelfengel, Admin
istrator de bouts men with the Will annexed, of Jacob Hell,
deceased.
Filed November 16. Account of Josiah Deturk, deceased,
who was °cardlair of Emma E. Levan, a minor daughter
of Isaac R. Levan, deceased, rendered by Marla Detrick,
Admlidetratrix of Bald Josiah Detach, deceased.
Filed November 18. Account of John Katz, surviving
Executor of Abraham Homan, deceased.
Filed Boron/bar 18. accoua't of Wm. M. Baird, Admia
hiirotor of 61.ry g. trolmos. dutiful&
Filed November 17. Acenatit of William Miller, Admin•
letrator with the Will sneezed, of George Miller, &canted.
Filed November 17. Accoaat of James hckert mad Isaac
H. Eckert. Administrators of Jacob Eckert, deceseed.
Filed November 17. Account of John B. Cirissinger, AO
mlnietrator of Charles Porker, decemed.
BF.N.LIMIN R. DRY, Reenter
Register's OfDee, Rending, Nov. 21, 1563-41
OrgIOXI Or CU
!aware Mutual Safety Insurance
PIIILADELPHI 7 I, November 11, 1863.
'WING STATEMENT OF THE
"any la pubilabed is conformity
%arcer.
e, Salaries, Reef, Sm.,
lEEE
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
tioviimasa 1, 1662
$105,000 United States live per cent. Loan, is 97,000 00
75,009 clx per cent. Loan 5 203 75,000 OU
20.010 " Mx per cent. Loan I Set 22 0110 00
50 0,0 t , 70 10 per et. Trott Notes 63 250 00
leo,olo State of Pennsylvauia 5 per et. Loan 100.997 60
5-4 009 6 per ct • Loan 67,9911 00
123.050 Philadelphia City 6 per cent. Loan 127,529 00
30,000 State of Tonne , tnee 5 per cent. Loan 15,000 00
20000 Pouneylvan la Railroad that mortgage
6 per cent. bonds
50,000 Pennsylvania Railroad sesond wort•
gale 6 per cent. bonds
15,000 309 shares stock Germantown Gas
Company, principal and interest
guarantied by the city of Phila. 12,000 00
5,001 100 shame Stock Pennaylitauie. Rail
road Company
0,01,0 100 shares Stock North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company 2,650 00
21,000 United Statue Preaaury Certificates of
Indebtednese 21,420 CO
123,700 Louts on Bond and Mortgage, amply
secured
OCH,
ency,
$791,750 par (cost, $7013,797 12) market value, 793,1.'05 50
Real Estate, 38,2951 35
Bills Receivable, tor Insuraucesmade, 157,947 t 1
Balances due at Aceucies—premiums
accrued Inter
due the Cent.
John R. Penrose,
Ja112133 Traro air,
Henry C. Dallett, jr.,
Robert Barton,
Samuel E Stokes,
J. F. Pordstork,
Belay Sloan,
William O. Doane°,
Edward Darlloirtob,
R. Jones Brooke,
JOHN C
HURT LYLWOOR,N, SAcrol
Akip- MATTHIAS-MENGEL,
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
%IREUNDERSIGNED, AUDITOR APPOINT
ED by the Orphans' Court of Barka county, to audit,
reinala and rerettle the account of Chriotian L and Eliza
bath Bechtel, Execetclra of Daniel Bechtel, late of Comm
township. Beek* county, deceased, and make dixtribivion
amoog the creditor* and puttee entitled to the fond, will
meet the Pardee inter for the pomp/wee of his appoint
meet, at the (ace lab Hagenman, Erg., in Penn
Weer, iu the city o g. ou Timelier, the 10th day
of December, DM, a . clock in the forenoon, when and
Where all pardons interacted are notified to appear.
nur 21-31) BOWAHU k, PEARSON, Auditor.
ER STROUSE.
tnov2t-3mo.
Estate of Jacob Beim, late of Pike town
ship, Berks county. deceased.
NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LET
TER'S of he entate of the aboTe
uti.rtied decedool i thif enbeerthers,ye
wanly, All persons
to make paypent
laime or demands
?resent them, prop!
Aiwaitr.t.....
raham G aldln, Ouard,an
am Guldiu, Guardian
MEM
Company.
ov. 1, 1862 to Oct. 31, 1:
1t392,843 OS
116;113 03
EZIM
dog,Prlnt
1 4 7 d
b
la, 8 Ni
=I==ELI
$21.1.6.3 97
123,700 00
ndry Inanrance
les, $6,803. Es-
=era,
call, 1490,1400 00
39,099 39
200 SO
118,789 19
*1,089,426 52
.PHIA, November IL 1563.
this day declared a CASH
1 the CAPITAL STOCK, and
to SCRIP of the Company,
.cember proximo, I tea.
GRIP DIVIDSHD Pen
to for the year en d Otto.
hich will be beetled to the
and after the let December
the SCRIP CERTIFICATES
, for the years 1568 and 1109,
ice of the Company, on and
Oct thereon to cease on that
issued under 626. By t he
rt(ficate site,/ issue unZese
the declaration of the di-
CRS:
James C. Hand,
William C. Ludwig,
Joseph H. Seal,
Dr. R. M. Huston,
George G. Leiper,
Hugh Craig,
Charles Kelley,
Jacob P. Jones,
James B. McFarland,
itsabna P Byre,
Spencer Meltrains,
John B. Semple, Pittrbarg,
A. B. Berger, Pittsburg.
SOSIM
F. C. HAND, Presldeal..
DAVIS, Tice Preddent.
Lary, [uov 21-3 t
, Agent, Heading. Pu.. 1211.
JAMESON'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
El
El
GEM
Corner of Sixth and Penn Streets,
READING, PA.
3.1 AND WOODLAND
AT_PUBLIC SALE.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
Saturday, December fith, 1863, at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
at the the Keyetone House, 6th and Penn Street, all that
VA LIJAuL.B FARM, late the property of Francis Petal',
deceased, situate in Mnblenherg township, on the river
Schnylktli, near the Centre tornpike, about 214 miles from
the city of Reading ; containing 104 acres of Aral quality
limestone Land, all under cultivation. The improvements
consist of two sets of FARM 13111/dPINPS, with con.
yeniently arTitllked barns and out-houses, two excel
lent Apple Orchards, with first quality fruit. Tbis
property can be easily used for two separate farms, With
buildings all complete
Also, a.trsct of TWELVE ACRES of choice CHESTNUT
TISIDER land, in Alsace townshlp—.timher of 30 years'
growth—situate about 1 mile from the Solomon's Temple
Tavern.
Terme easy—a greater portion of the purchase money
can remain on the property, if dontrod
If the above property le not sold on the day afore
said, It will be for rent.
Conditions of sale made known by
DAVID DICENIGHT,
nov 21-3t] Real Entste Agent.
ORPHANS' COURT BALE
VALUABLE ORE LAND.
rIIRSIIA NT TO AN ORDER OF THE OR
FRANS' Court of Berko moot! will be bold M Public
endue. on Warden the 12th day or December, A D I Sea,
at the public bonne of Israel Ritter, (known as the Schmuck
er House) In the city of Reading, Berke county, the follow
ing described Real Estate. viz : All that certain piece or
tract of /and, eituate on Penn's Mount, In Alsace rownehip,
Berke metal, bounded by land. of Meeeret. Rekert, ,ilehnel
Haag, Jacob Hoch and the Public , Road (being an exten
sion of Frankton street, in said oily), croseina eald Penn's
Mount i containing B acres, mote or lees. The tract lbw in
the heart of the DtOot ORE RAMON, neer the city of
Rending. and to known to contain a lame and nimble
DEPOSIT OP ORE. Late the property of Benjamin Davies,
deceased.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, when due
attendance will be given, and the terme of kneWil
by MAST DAVIES, Administrate]:
By order of the Conri,—DAnia: HAIM, clerk. [uov 21-81
•
Property at Private Sale.
KNOWN FOIMIS PUOPENTY,
mabnany Crcek, in s'chuylkill county,
)lElol.am], in close proximity to lb.
ly and Stminokin Coal Regions, afford
tome markets for the sal- of Icon and
St. k.if ging Aunt 1100
MILL, ROUSES,
can be cold
mold by the
misession by
m apply to
• MALL
VALUABLE FARM
T PUBLIC SALE•
W•
ILL BE SOLD AT SALE. ON
Satorday, November 2 , !b, 1-,3, et the Tempi.
Tavern, in kluitlenborff towtintiip, Berlin Goodly, all that
port of their FAR:I, (known as the Hartman Farm.) lying
West of the East PPM/. Rail hold. o..otaini et; about fi ft y
scree, upon which is erected a large Stone Barn, a large
omo...tory STONE HOUF.E, Wagon Shed , Hog Pen.
and other out-buildings, tot! in first-rate order. The
L2.llVii Creek pastel through the premiss. The land
Is of the very beet in the neighborhood. Terms made easy.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, P.M.
Wallenberg, Nov. 17-21] W. H. CLYMER Si CO.
STATE 01' PENNSYLVANIA
BER KS' COUNTY, as. . . .
AT AN OEPLFANB' COURT FOR THE
i Connty of Berke, held et Rending, on the 4th
day of November, A. D. 1863, in the matter
of the Estate of John Jacob Heckman. dec'd.
On motion of H. IL Yahtearts, Attorney for the Admlnle.
teeter, Arc., the Court grant a rule, directed to Samuel
Heckman, Benjamin Heckman, Adam Heckman, John
Heckman, Charles Heckman, Jared Heckman, Ellett Heck
man, Daniel Heckman. Isaac Heckman, Polly, intermarried
with Charleo Old, reran, intermarried with John Lily, all
children of the said deceased, and to salmi Beckman, gear.
dlan ad cum for the heirs of SU.K.IS , deceased, late in
termarried with Aaron H. Miller. to dim; Miller, Lucian
H. Miller, Walter 11. Miller and Clementine H. Miller and
Jared Heckman, guardian of Jared Weatner. granditchild
of the mad dessased, and all other persons interested, to be
and appear before the Honorable the Judges of the Bald
Court, at a Court to be held at Reading, on Thursday, the
seventeenth day of December. A. D. 1063. at 11 o'clock, A.
M.. then and there to accept or refuse tbe Real Estate of the
said deceased, at the valuation, or to bid more In writing
therefor, or to show cause why the name ehoald not be
Bold according to law. Rule returnable at next session of
said Genet, to be held on the 17th day of December, A. D.
1663.
1/07 7-61] DANIEL HAHN, Clerk 0. C.
22,300 00
53,250 00
7,225 60
Estate of Jacob Machemer, late of Spring
township, Berks county, deceased.
NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LET
tors of Administration on the estate of Jacob Mane
mer, late of Spring township, Beebe county, deceased. have
been granted to Ephraim Machemer, of .pring, and Michael
Machemer, of North Heidelberg township. county afore
said ; all persons haring claims or demands against the en
ere of the said damaged, are requested to make them
known to the said administrators without delay, and those
indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
EPHRAIM MACH - MEE, A ., .
Oebni-Stik] MACIHRMER,, (""minIeLIALO_O.
.
28,919 87
3,205 03
NEW COODS
aDm Inai r ati nsa,
No. 432 PENN STREET.
d K sIL
du ."
nos,
g
Empress Clothe,
Black & cord alpacas,
Plain Wool De Lilacs,
A LARGE
IVle=r l FsXiLititX.
Striped & Plain Flannels,
Cloths and Vas/dream,
Satinetts and Jeans,
&beatings and Starlings,
dilankeka & Toilet Qualls,
November 21-tt
FAMILY DYE COLORS.
PATENTED O'"" , "" , -ER 1 , 1063.
Black, Dark Green,
t lack for Silk, Light Green,
Dark Blue, Magenta,
Light Blue. Maize,
French Blue, Orange,
Claret !frown, Pink,
/ark Brown,
Light Brawn, Purpts,
s t
7 1:urple,
lmo,
Snuff' Brown,
Cherry,
Critrtavn, Scarlet,
Dark Drab, Slate,
Light Drab. Sollertray,
Fawn Drab,
Light Pawn Drat
For byeing Silk, gentle,
Dresses, itibbOOS, Gloves, Bonnets. Flats, Feathers,
Bid Gloves, Children's Clothing, and all
kinds of Wearing Apparel.
M" A SAVING Or 80 PER CENT.
_FOR 25 CENTS YOU CAN COLOR AS MANY
goods no would otherwiee cost Live times that sum.
Various shades can he procured from the s.tme dye. The
process is simple, and any one can use the dye with perfect
enccese. Directione in Englieh, French and Herman, inside
of each package.
For farther information in Dyeing. and giving a perfect
knowledge what colors are best adapted to dye over others,
(with many valuable recipes,) purchase Howe dt Stevens'
Treatise on Dyelog and Coloriinj. Seta by mall on receipt
of price-10 cents. Manuetcrared by
HOWE tk STEVENS,
net, 21,1y] 260 Broadway, Boston.
1 For eels by Druggist. and dealers generally.
ESTABLISHED AND WELL KNOWN CLOTH
is better prepared now to hold out great inducements to buyers than
1, as our stock of
RING & DRESS GOODS,
ever before, the bulk of which has been bought before the
CLOTHINC.
all sizes, prices and qualities. The long experience of this House
enabled us to get up all the different proportions and sizes to fit boys of
re invite particular attention.
JAMESON & Co.
ME!
IGURED DELAINES
Plaid Dress Goods,
Chains Labia Shawls,
Brodie
Plain Blanket "
Plaid
Black Whet, "
Cloth Secretes & Circulars.
STOCK OF
, C.-CoCki=ll3l,
Cotton Flannels & Checks,
Embroidered Collars,
Edgings and Insertions,
(Hoven and Hosiery,
Balmoral Skirts & Skirting,
TAPSCOTT'S
FOREIGN EXCHANGE & EMIGRATION
1 II • •
Qhlil IL_ am* =49
Drafts on England, IRELAND, Scot
land, &e., at the Lowest Rates.
IAPSCOTT'S1 APSCOTT'S FAVORITE LINE OF LIVER
pooI and London Packets, sailing twice a Week from
-York, Liverpool and London.
Each Ship carrion an experienced Surgeon. Liberal sup
plies of Provisions, of the best vauty, served daily.
When those neat for decline coming, the money is al
ways refunded, on producing the Pertiticate and Receipt.
Persons Living out of the City, and who wish to vita
Europe, would do well to secure their Passage before leav
ing hornet they wilt thne leek being imposed upon on
their arrival in New-York.
REMITTANCES TO
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND, &c:
LETTERE of CREDIT and DRAFTS, payable in any
part of Great Britain and Ireland, or the CONTINENT
of Europe, can always be obtained at the lowest rates; an
enperience of over twenty-live years has enabled us to
perfect this branch of our lamina" so that the millions
of dollars remitted through us, not a single loss has cc•
caned.
Penton in the COUNTRY, wishing Li remit MONEY or
send for their FRIENDS. by looloslog us the amount they
wish sent, with the name and addreto of the person to
receive ft—or, if for Passage, the names, ages and proper
address of the parties to be mut for—the neceesery Coon-
MATE Or Maw will be promptly harviarded to the pantos
for whom It 10 Intended, or returned to the party paying
the mousy, with the Receipt for same, as they mayderire.
41fr appitcaste for to lormatlon will please melons a Poet
OLlico Sump, to curare prompt reply.
air For further particulars apply to
• WILLI eld NEELY,
Howard's Express, Reading, Pa.
nov 7, 1888 •tf3
OLD EsTAtiLISTIED
__ GI IS xti AS. a .
No. 5 Beaver Bt., Albany, New York,
Own the .French System. Quirk °urea and Zola Prism.
20,000 Patients Oared Annually.
DR. TELLER CONTINUES TO BE CONF . &
dentially end succemfolly consulted on'all forms of
pnyeto diseasee bln old established Hospital ? No. 6
Mayer street, aloofly, New-York. Twenty years devoted
to this one particular branch of practice. enables him to
perform cures snob an no other physician cant and his
facilities are such (being ID correspondence with the most
celebrated pbysicians of the Old World) of obtaining the
safest as well ea the latent remains for Moss Mumma of
fer Inducements to the unfortunate of a quick cud rapid
core, to be obtained at no other office in America.
Jn eypbilie , gonorrheett. glees, strictures, enlargement of
testicles and epermacetic cords, bubo, ulcerated throat,
eta e tbroer, tender alga IJ9OOO colaueens eruptions, Wes t
ulcers, abscesses, and all whor Impurities of 'be system,
are perfectly under control of tbo "odor's medicines, and
have been tested in more than 2.0,000 cases annually with
immense 411Cei.,1
YOUNG ailiN addicted to seerst habits.. who bane im
paired their health and destroyed the vigor of their minds,
thee depriving Themselves of the plearairen of married life,
ore notified that in minimal tut Dr. J. Teller, they will Sod
a friend to console and a physician who has cured thou
sands, in almost every part of the United States, who ap
plied to Dr. T. broken down to health, now rejoice in al l
That makes life desirable and man happy. The reader is
of course aware that the delicacy of the enhjeet Will pre
vent a more mionte description of thin terrible disease.
DR. TELLER'S GREAT WORK.—A book for everybody.
Startling disclosures. Pr. Teller's great work fur the mar
ried and those contemplating marriage -200 pagee—frill of
plates—pried 20 ewe Seat to all pelts, ender seal, by
mail, post paid. The singe married and the married
happy. A lecture on Love, or how to choose a par'ner—
a complete work on midwifery. It cootains hundreds' of
secrets never before published. Warranted to be worth
three times the amount 'eked for li, 22 mite, in specie or
pelage etampa. et.eloami, Chill eeeare a copy by Mara
mail. Dr. Teller has devoted a life time to the care of
those diseases of which hie book treats.
TO THE LADIES.—Dr. J. Teller still retains the .only
Agency in America for the Bale of Dr. glad's Italian Fe
n:le Monthly Pills The sale of more than 20,001 boxes
establishes their reputation as a Female Remedy, neap
pt °aced, and far in advance of every other medicine for
stoppages, irregularities, and other obstruction' in females.
CATlllON.—Blattied ladies in certain delicate situations
should avoid their use. Nor reasons, see directions whisk
accompany each package, for the goblins of patients.—
On the receipt of $l, (the price per box) these pins will be
sent, by mall or externs, to any part of the world, secnre
from curiosity or damage. Aar Office hours from BA. M.
to 8 P. tl.• end on Sunday from 2 to SP. X.
N. U.—Person at a distance gen be cared at home, by
addressing a letter to J. Teller, enclosing a remittance...-
Medicines securely packed from observation, sent to any
part of the world. All cases warranted. No charge for
advice. No students or boys employ ed. Notice this—ad
dress all letters to J. TELLER, M. D.,
nov 21-em] No. 6 Beaver street, Albany, N. Y
"INSURANCE COMPANY or
NORTH AMERICA,"
233 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
INCORPORATED 1794.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Assets of the Company January 13, 1863,
61,265,435 23.
DIRECTORS.
/ALA: 6.0001 E, Metaled D. Woad, George L. Hanlon,
Samuel W. Jones, William Welsh, Francla H. Cope,
John A. Brown, William B Bowen, !Edward H. Trotter,
Charles Taylor, James N. Dickson, Edward S. Clarke,
Ambrose W tate, B. Morris Wats, William Cantraings.
John R. Re, Jobs Xmas,
ARTHUR 0. COFFIN, President.
CHARLES PLATT, Secretary.
Tbis Company continues to make insurances ageinstloss
or damage by Fire, on Dwellings, Stores, Public Buildings ! ,
Forges Rolling Mink Mae of Goads, Furniture, &e.,
&c, at low rates ae the nature of the risk will admit.
. . .
Applications for Insurance, Renewals Transfers, ao.,
Wlli meet with prompt attention at the h ands of
ASA M. MART.
Agent for the Company In Reading,
nov 14-in Alg Rut Market Swum
SAPONIFIER,
•
OR CONCENTRATED . LYEI
FAMILY SOAP MAKER.'
WAR MAKES HIGH PRICES; SAPONI—
FIER helps to redoes them. It mates SOAP for
POUR cents a. pontid by wing rinr kitchen venue.
air CAUFION de 'Twine Lye, are niered SW, NI ,
careful and only buy the PATENTED article put up in
IRON eltllB, all others being COUNTERFEITS.
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING CO.,
Philadelphia—No. 117 Walnut Street.
nor 2i-3m] Pittsburgh—tut Street and Dlignesne Way
Estate of George Davidhelser, late of
Amity township, Swiss 00., deceased.
N TO T T
E Te l n S tam il e!! i tr E y by
'miser, late of the city of Reading, have been granted by
the GlVEN. stat of Goalie D i aa r Zl - -
the Regleter of Rorke county to the enbscribern, residing in
Amity township, Notice la hereby alVell 10 all Persona in
debted to said sedate to make paymentleitbout delay, and
all having claims against the sates, to remit them pa
party authenticated for settlement.
JOHN DAVID HEISER,
OBumON DAVIDHBISER, Adminishaton.
JACOB DAVIDH BUSER,
art 3141 M
Estate of Susanna Herbein, late of °ley
township, Berks county, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LET
tere testamentary upon the estate of tbe above named
decedent, have been granted to the undersigned, residing
to Oley township, Berko county. All pereone indebted to
mid estate will therefore mete payment teltbont delay,
sod those lovin g claim., wilt preeent theft, penpatly am
thendeated for settlement, to
LEVI HERBEIN,
Oct. 31-Bt] JONAS HEEBELE, 5
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