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DR. W. MUllitAlt WEI6MAN.
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DEMOCRATIC WARD iIIiOMINATIONS:
TOM WARD.
(klnonon Council-4. q. Pfieger.
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Ciatitrotiers lo —S. 2
yous Spreelter, 4 years
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Ameiaor---Gloorgo W. Pfieger.
Indge—Jobe .K.LTOfilneiter.
Inspector—rop/ono'lollly.
HICCONb WARD. '
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Select Council-;Senniel Robinson.
Vosinion council—Wlllbou H; Gregory
Wino.
Belgool Controller—John Denhart.
A wesor—Willhun Z. Booker.
.Ifidge—Goorgo Struben. . •
impeder—Michael MeGrann.
,IIHtD WARD.
Common Cconheil--Jahob MlllO, Mlohaol It
103 f,
&hoot Co n troller—Charlee
A aist44oi—Danig G. Xhabb.
.Judge—David A. fit Out.
inspector—John 11111.
rovnril WARD:
Mut mon Coustell—William (Y. Krouse.
&hoot Oontroiler.-Wallstit M. Itlghtuiyer.
Assessor—Henry Biugsmatt,
Judge—Henry or or.
/impeder—Daniel Huhn.
virru
Cfoninion Ccoitticirmil Wunder.
Assessor—Jahn . fiteoheekor.
1 4 161,901 dna nitter--Jamos.Mulligatt
.hulye—Wolllngton Van Rood.
ltivector—J °mph it . Itarvey.
apmc wAttb.
Joninion Council—Daniel Miller.
School Director—Daniel Coyle.
it(lge—J miles I Tolfilitotter.
Inipector—Jomithnn L. Reber.
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Ametreor—Flilllp K. Miller.
VIINTII WARD.
kietece Cbuneit—lrreilerlok W. Laiuir.
Common Councii—JainoS T. Reber.
Ameasor—Willlam Erinontrout. .
School Oontroller—Mullol Erinentrout.
, Judge—Ltowellyn Wanner.
inspector—Jacob Body. •
MOUTH WARD.
Neled Cousell—Christlan Hhtck.
(Amnion Colima Nicholas troqhman,
Franklin Brockman.
Asseasor—Jonoph 11falahorgor.
&hoot Controller-W. Umhonhasor.
./mtgo—lrongtoss Shaltor.
Invector—Amos Pcgor.
NINTIC IVART).
Votittnon Councit—Addy Gohry,Diutlel thin
Assessor—Join B. Klemer. '
&Iwo/ Ofontepthir— Moot) 111881kuinor.
Judy--JackiOn Shoonfiti.
inapeolor—David 1(11no.
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WHO MALL BE OUR NEXT DOVER
This important question Is beginning 'to
agitate the public mind, and a number of gen
tlemen of both parties,all noted either for their
personal popularity or their availability, are
proposed as candidates for the p9sition. There
is very little thiubt that Governof Geary will be
renoo3inuted by the lindical party, for reasons
of availability which ;;Iwill pirevent thorn from
choosing a wan of Madre Intellect and general
fitness' for the office t -
To oppose Governor Geary, backed as bo is
by all the patronage of the Clubornatorial of
and the prestige of Relfuhlican victories
for a series of years' tho Doolocraoy Must so
loot ono of their strongest mon. With the
right man We can beat tho Radicals easily,while
the ohoico of an unpopular, or what is equally
disadvantageous, an unavailable man, will no ,
doubt result in our defeat. We have the best
of material to choose from, and it will
,be our
own fault if we do not nominate a man 'who
will carry all before him.
The most prominent of th eproposed candi-,
dates on the Democratic side aro Gen. George
W. Cass, of Alloghony, Hon. Ain Packer, ok`
Carbon, Gen. Winfield 8. Rancock,.of Mont-
gomory, Gen. WM. McCandless, of Philadel
phia, and Col. Richard Coulter,
l of Westmore
s; land. Hon, Hiester; Clymer, .0 Berke, and
Hon. Win. A. Wallace, of Clearfield, hare de
clined the honor of a nomination, to the regret
of th9lr many filen& It is teported that Col.
Coulter also Intoods to withdrefiamt it is pos 7
Bible that soul° of the other gentlemen mane 4
will do the same. It is reported that Gen:
Hancock, whose name would be a tower of
strength to the party,has already expressed his
his unwillingness to become a candidate ; but
Oen. Grant hiving "illustriously" Set the ox•
ample of atcepting a political notation while
holding a high military commission, Goa.
Hancock could certainly feel no delicacy on
that score. We are inclined to.bellove that If
the simple 'question shonld be asked of hint--
"Will you take the oilide, if the fipple of your .
native Btrite cheßse yen aa chief itiegis
trete t" his love of countrywoUld prevent him
from giving a negative answeti 41though, op
the other hand, ho might indignantly spurn
anything in the shupe of ficellipiißromitione
of mere parlor:politician"), c ,
ilkirchoose -between Gen. %Asa ,
Packer, and Gen.lloCandlitss, would indeed
be a difficult ,matter; but We hate no douht
that any or'all of theta tiotild cheerfully with
thaw Utile!) h cotirto would be 'behead - al to
the party. • -
Gen. George L Cass is' one of the t
known„and,Roft popular c . ltiz,eqs . ef ,Weste t in'
Pennsylvania. ills name appeareprominen y
iu connection with railroad enterprises in this
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and 44joining ites,ancl is wide! acquaint
ed atiti posses ed of grey`influencet %./
ffittrt. Asa Acker it well Ow 4 to re
quire" extend+ ommeiiilrorn oydr,peri:- lie is
well and fai, bly known tlitiiitiglinut, the
whole io'untri, at& -man who 'kilt raised him
oar 494 k ttig Pysiiitrt of & penniless boy to
that of one of the :ntost wealthy; liberal and
influential men in Pennsylvania. . , '''•
Qen. Wm. McCandless is, In all respects, a,
into Of• whom_ his native State may well tk i f i
proud. Commencing life as a poor boy; he
worked as it ribschiniet. and ',aileriiisirds its ii
practical ergineer, de the' - *rris Works.in
Philadelphia, acquiring an education' ,and
studying law. in. the meantime. at night and
during his few leisure hourri. ' When 'admitted
to the bar, his talents as A *siker, soon, placed
'him high on tho list as a member%if the legal
fraternity, while his courtesy to ail made him
a favorite With men of 'all partici. His splen:
Aid military record .d,uring the , war, in the
glorious old Pennsylvania Iteseit , es, negtis no
'comment. Ile was elected to.the State Senate
by a triumphant maforily, nianY Of.the Most
ardent Radicals in Ms dhiCrlOtr . tioting fOr,him
from feelings of personal, r&gartl ! . . lie is
,the
friend and especial favbrito of the, work4tgrnen,
and as ,such would be. heartily suppoiled by
the sons of toil•thronghoufthe Stith. ' -
We hcipe that no sectional or, personal pre
judices will be preMitted to intikere . with the
selection of our Candidate, whoever: ho, may
be. Let us ebooso i pOPular man and, •tt good
Democrat, nb, matter whether ho ix frond the
eastern, the western, or the central portion of
the State, and lot the Democracy give the
ticket a hearty support. The importance, of
the election of our, candidate 'cannot be Over
estimated. In 1870 amen._ appoltiOnment will
he made, and the only hope oltho Democracy
for obtaining a fair and linpartial 'one lies . in
the election of a Democratic doverner:/ With
out a just and i proper, apportionment the ye..
raoerney will always have the . chances against
them of obtaining a majority in the Legislature,
no matter bow plain and undeniable' their
claim may be.
Let our delegates, then, select .their
strongest man, and let every Democratio and
Conservative Mail . do bis utmost to secure the
success of the paity, and we'will elect our can
didate bran overwhelming majority, and strike
the death•blow of Radicalism in Pennsylvania.
IU. S. MARSHAL.
We learn that our esteemed townsman, Gen.
Geo. M. Lawman, has outgeneralled bis oppo 7
nento in the race for the U, 8; Marsbalshin•—.
The General is a public•spirited eitizen,well ac t - .
quaiuted,with the publio mania this• country,
He has been largely engaged in business,, and
When ho left the Domocratio party ho did so
because he differed with tho great masses of
the Democracy upon sevbral of the - cardinal
principles of the party. We aro , sorry that
,vo lost HO valuable A I fFiend nnri , ,worker,
Since he has left the - Deniocraey ho has been .
working band in hand with Cameron, Forney
& Co. le has wickedly opposed the Po*.
cratio party, and VI. lx!earty nod faithful
labor will entitle a man to position, the pone;
rat should receive the appoißtmeet Qf , S.
Marshal.
The General did gallant, service in the Moz-,
Wan war, and when the late war broke pnt he
was handsomely complimented in the repurt
of Gen. Robert l'Atterion, for meritorious
services,
Messrs. Pierce, Naylor,' Oen. Old.- Clark,
iliestand, of Loneaster,,Oon. Iforatio Sickles,
Col. P. Sides and others, will have a hard
road to travel. Gon. Leaman, from what we
learn, holds the right and left bower and queen,
and if ho cannot euchre his oppenents it is
because ho is a poor player. We are anxious
to see what the result will be, as the fight; is
getting warm, and after the battle is over we
will survey the field and make ftn examination
of the dead and wounded. We have no par
ticularinterest in this fight; being more look
ers•on, it is the highest sport to us.
inuxossts urnamithli JIEFOItK ELLAnj.
Gen. Grant has at last thrown'himeelf head•
long into the arms 'of the negro-wershippe're,
an d now kneels in 'Aeration before Sanibc,the
ebony god of the ultra RadioalA. Alirashing;
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ton despatch of tho 2 inst., ono
"In conversation 'with a Proininent &Onto'
this A. K. General Grant said he hoped there
would be no delay on the part of , the. Senate
in pasa(ng the Suffrage amendment to: pc Con
stitution which was passed by the ease on
saturday last, 'and ho evreeAed fears that if
the Senate made tiny modification *hateverin
the House amendment, that the subject would
be thrown over,into the 'next '
Congress,, and
this he would regard as being almost fatal to
the proposition. General Grant urged there
fore that the amendment, as pasied by the
HOUBOi be passed by the Senate at as
early a day ue possible.." , •
Let him go; tho darkips tiro welipme t to
him. " Conservativo" Grant men, what do
iyou think of Ulysses now? ,Ho isn't, in favor
of negro suffrage, is he ? Oh, no ;
him
all
Aro you not glad you voted for him ? Verily,
the fools were plenty last Novemher „ •
Oy TuesdaY the steamer' Holsatiti, from New
York for fleabag, took out ssaeo*l'in gold
and nilv‘or 13UroPelm bondholders.
Work on,'whiie slaves ; paper is kiiod enough
for you, but your masters in Europe must
gold. If you wish Alt stioe•of aftliirs'te beni
tinue, rite the Itkliciti ticket, and: Sell YeAti
selves ce slaveitO the bondholders' Pa r t y ,
yea will ho torced: to'givst your maker:loV°
gold, anduSe dirty paper yonlrselves, fo'r•triany
c
years toOluti I • ;7 f i; r:
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' ' Flys vutnis s ittn Spanish Soldiers hays' Sailed
for Cuba. ' between the yellow ?ever the
rebels, durinit the coming 'summer;; it is nbt
likely that ttiani of them will live: to return.
Da. Mt/DD PAtivonso.—The Fresh Reis
directed the gBllllO Of wpardoh for 'pt...Mudd,
one of the alleged coaapiratOtti at tflb Dry
Tertugii.• • 1. •• , . •
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' Fumm.li Petelowie4-14 . 18 reported that the
Medico-Phirprgical Aeadmolof t4 t , e,ler t iditirg
recently conferred `the degree of At. D. ` n on
Madame Kailchoyarovi, the firit female tendl-,
date for tido honor who had 'presented herself
before them. ~When her oante.tvas inonOctned
tithe Dean it WWI repaired w r ithtlan immense
,storm of "p p leuee, which" lasted. for Alevenit
chinuoi.' The' eliethday 45f eonfirring the de•
tree being lever t l iho atudents• placed the near'
female physioian'ppens'a chair, *% carried her
ilith triomphaßt 'bouts thrnugh the hall. 1140
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trie,a)Pl), herfarer, liid net bi a t . vei'Y', lee ) for,'
the atodenta itetteivlng a t clopillar ibmales neer ,
t o tee!titialencei eaced her in •the' eha r" of
honor and deserte the doetress,
'...4',,",,._. ik - Ito care otailistisi Ilite-'''.c. - -, - ,, • , ... -
ie It is do ably know if that the pieslitit, , brin'',':, -
:Hiiontli,;of Agriculture 119-eligage4l *roles.
sari anikee, the eminent litiglifilt 'veterinarian,
so f cell *bowl) for his Servicea in cerahating •
. 4
ins exteimintiting tile rinderpest in 'Great
-Witain, ( l6. make mvestigitions into the die
eases of American irittle; *llk the okiett of: .
sewing his.lalrAPPrielice ill.fliich W l atte -r s •
first,„4,o sholf r at diseases
• aetnally exist,
riext'i to' dint ' utlhe.'indeani Of 'errestin•g.an •
extirpating them.- Much of last summer was
,•agent
. by -.Professor , Winne° ia stpdying the:
lt.xeii.orlYeatern.kattle,4isease t WV t o , i s !
abee,t, to proceed , to' exas in a few weeks, for
* the ritirpoSe oreitilminitik`iiititrUie conditions
existing there, under which cattle/ appariiitly 4 ,
perfectly healthy when they leave that country,:''
become diseased after' travelling northward.
A favorite theory with many refers
and this °stli i
e prime
agency to,a
,Infierotieop_i_cal fungus; icroirpg in
the grass of northern tli fid, able
cause will be carefully looked into. T e lung
diSease, however, is entirely different in its
character, and conies to us, according to a
recent report of Prof. Giengep to the, Agricul
tural Depitttneht,( fro m -the. , eastera , ..komis•
phere, where it has been known under one
neme,or, other front the earliest times, although
of lY tijwardi 4ifid - ft'ohl' the ' , beginning', of the
present century was its character distinctly
ascertained. Verytleatrective in France, Bel
glen) and Holland, it was it'd 'end] imported
frsm Ogg, cquntrlOSTt)lal. it , -reached , England
about 1842. It (list made its appearance in
America in 1843, when a German cow, taken
from shipboard into a Brooklyn cattle yard,
started the disease which has continued in the
vicinity of New York ever since, and is 're
ported as very prevalent at the • present Thee.
In 1869, it became implanted in Now England,
and for many years vigorous efforts were made
by the State of MeSstichutetts to eitirpate it ;
aed,by the,;adeetion• of• restrictive measures,
such as destroying an , infected animals,. (the
State paying part 'of ' th eir value,) and - {thing
other means, the disease in 1867 was , officially
reported as entirely eradicated.
In 1860 this disease was very preValent about
Philadelphia, especially, in, the Neck, below
tlie city, and case); have occurred from time to
time ever since. Ducks county has been a good
deal aftlictO, 'and Prof. Gan - Tee reports a very
rbeetit case 'fit 'Newtown. Certain portions of
Maryland, the District of Colunibm and Vit.- •
ginia, aro at the present limo suffering ender
the infliction, and it apPettiO to be' making its
may towards the South and WeSt. t moves,
along the lines of cattle trnvel,and is propagatf
ed from diseased to healthy stock by the breath.
It is increasing hi our country, in the absence
Of any general laws' kii regard to the sale.of
stock,and unless prompt and suitable measures
are taken, Peof.,Claingeo lissurea.us la his re- •
port to the Conthilisionettliat It may attain a
magnitude and destructiVeness mere fatal to
our interest than the rinderpest was to Great
Britain:within a few yearapast.
The symptoms of the disease we need'not (16%
tail, as they mill, be foetid stated at, length in
the agricultural text VoOki. The remedies are
,but few: the judicious use of certain prepare- -
tions of iron ; complete isolation of suspected
animals i their destruction if incurably diseas
ed, and the inoculatioe of healthy animals ex
'posed tij the ;danger. I'ho 'disposed lung dis
charges matter into the adjacent cavities,some
times to' the extent of many pounds weight.
This carried out by the breath of the sick [mi•
moo is . inhAlect h . others, m 1116010)% the, fey.
or, In time show similar symptoms.
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A' quantity of this virus,when injected under
i the•okin,produces tho'disease arti fi cially,- but
m
reains) n the sub-cutaneous tissues without
' affecting the belga or, apparently , injuring the
health or conditioh" of the itniiimi in any way.
The application is generally made about an inch
, or two from the end of the tail, a few dropottp.
I plied through a steel-pointed syringe being suf.
ficient. While indeufatiOn is' - hot advisable,
unless there is reason to believe that the dis
ease is actually in ,the neighborhood, Prof.,
Gamgee urges that it be praeticed at oeco upon
the entire herd whenever the danger npproach
es,_ bearing n ruin& that going time is recpiired
before the - system beconies He Weedy' fortified
tigainst attaek,+ilii/a I,edger.
PROCEEPINGIi OF
,CpN9RIESS.
' - Wistimaior, Feb. 8. ,
In the Senate, Mr. Ross introduced a bill to
encourage; ;he -growth bf fruit trees, and,' 4r.
Conkitng - eine;ito; eatoOrtige' tho,.building, of
steamships. .! 4 • - •
' Mr. Trumball,..frOta the Judiciary 0-ommit
teo,reported back his hills reorganizing the Su
preme Court,' and 'relating 'to judgments in
capitatetises. ,
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The Patent Office Appropriation bill was re
ported; also, : the hill for tho erection of ,a
bridge across the Delaware..betWeen Philader
phis and Camden:
bin. Warner, of Alabama, offered a Suffrage
amendment to the Constitution.
The I,)iplomntic Appropriation bill was COW
:Moro, and Mr. Blickalow moved to strike
otit the' appropriatfon to . carry oat the. slave
trade treaty, but Obi was riot agreed to. ' •
Amendments' were adopted increasing the
salary of thellinister to the Argentine Repub•
lic k add appropriating -$lOOO to, repair . the ;
Protestant Cemutety at'Aeapureo.
Without finally disposing of the bill,the Sen-
ate took up the Sufillige Amendment, the var.
iousetuendmenta were ollered and orderpp9
- after whcch the Senate adjourned.
In the House,Mr.. Beck introduced bill
providing for an 'electien . in Mississippi.
Florence &linnet and Henry Johnson,bOth of
Now York, were brought before the House to
answer for contempt in refusing to answer
questions put by the Neri.York blection Com•
mittee.. exaniination, and promising•to
answer, qpestions they were • remitted -to, the
custody -of the Sergeant -at-Arms,. to be de•
taii9d until exantined.by the Committee. •
The bill for the est:11)116614ot of a 'military
and postal railroad betweeri'Washington and
New Yerk was reported.
Mr. Poland introduced a bill providing for a
new sykdom , of 'naturalization. •
The Indian Appropriation bill Was dispoecd
of in Committee of the WhOte, and an evening
session
. held for consideration of the internal
rbypnue . • ,
The Ways and Means CoMmittee have au
thorized Mr. Schenck to'repert a resolution re•
quiring gold payment 9f heads, unless other.
wise piipr6sed by , , •
Viii - ,
• of the •Ctirreney,
ipopoo Eo,a Noise r00t:466h 'whether
ban h hehave been , allowed tqq ex;
change.gold-bearing interest seouritica of the
41hited.Statea 'for .the 0 per c,ent. rreocy
bonds . issued Railroad; and
when f end what amountisays,the total amount
Of tnitli'bUilde iks• received' in exchange is $l2;-
MOM; ; the aineuntof an 4 10.40 bonds
*surrendered for them is $11,217,000 L 'showing
aii.aggregate,inerease AIM imoiliit 9f hot*
hold..iof $1,.806,000.' ,'currency bonds
have been received as. original. deposits from
'Victual banks on' theitoorganization.
ount of $8,07,090,.many of these deposits
being . nitide , .1805 and 1 186 . 0. The Comp.
troller argues thht he 'has ho right to refuse
such deposits. • Cuirency to the amount of 80
per %My; of their , value L has been issued on
these Pacific bends.. ' Circulation to- the
ahrtintit of 914(1 cent. pf; th'oi j r par , value ip is.
intodeoh Pirculation to themiiount 'of fp
gettkiS issu,d Mt 10468: ' .„
• ' ' ' (' - itsel7; r. griiiiirxmi: - ..
1144#gisiinti,:reb•O,De Pf.lke,.tuoat t ii'•
portent EOM of the session passed . finally this
miirning, brbedh Senate and Hous6. It pro,.
.Vifips for the. rot:irink 4 'l6tui-rourth i • iti l d no ,
wore, Of the Direetors , of the 'Pittsburg ) •Port
/4
=Wayne acid ohitago .fq,ilroad back year. The
abject to 'bo cdtained 'l3 the ' heading ‘o :the'
E r i e .itailwayanoinnyilvho, it is understocid , !
have sent to•gurop s o, fet i ,tho poTokty 'of 'pro
hurt9it A aofficient,nnuiber of proxies to contrO,
Abe stook of the. Port *ape Ittiiiroad C 0.,,.
thud diterthi:itrade No Peptiitylfithit4 to New l
Yorke Ao.the . grent injurY of the nuiterlot in
termite otatirSbite, ''Tho . Governor hos-eigilvdi
the hill( •
teXICNIetiLVAIIIIIA LiCtatElLitirikplE.. - , t
IlAttmilp-RG, 114), 3.
•in Ow .inatc‘,„; a bill .was itOrnfitkcediitynati
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lug 4064 Water .-a proposed PliiptlelplON awl
siamourg lino of Stemming's. 4, , s " • ' es :I 1 ,
The no inalioil of Wien Polley
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'Librarian tor threelears was Woh fi rra '. • I.'
Qti attitlOo OF Ur. Henszes, r Milts" bill No.
4, clitaiina the y ; nota4 of the State Camp q
the PatriOlie Or/- Jtitlor ikons of Asteriett,
as teitittliniitedtd.the Committee, of i the j t v.
di Lary Gennal.
, The foltoling ,bpja *veto passed
tis , f 4
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1 :11,iuppecntinIttik, isn)4ct i entitle i An at to(
prm;ide or the ,iii•organizatlii of the Pitts
burg; Fort { Wayne and Chicago- railroad come
Noy, approved March 31, A. Di• 11339, to pro.
- side for a classification of the board of &rec.
tors. ~ o.'d,i .;,. ', t• , ', i , ' • , •. '
An, act allowing writs Of , error in cases of
feignell'fasuei: — • '
An act incorporating the publication board
of the Reformed ,cburzch in the linited,States.
i
joint resolution protesting n the name of
the State and the people 'thereof against the
passage py, Poingrem pf any law incorporating,
railwayiiiiitltit) said Statei*tui laid over.
HO use, an act to authorize an( em•
power Nary tteibMi 'Widow of 'Sohn Reinert,
lite of Berks county, deceased, to sell certain
real, estate, was passed finnlly. , ,
Alie;ith'itct to z atinul the marriage contract
between John C. Hiestand and Mary Julia
I Hiestand, his wile.
_TO•DAY's
oa Ant TOLEN tbli titoruina. Feb. 4, a
e largu GREY HUSSIAN BLOODHOUND. The
finder will recolvo a aultabl44 rowan' by leaving
said (log at JACOB SCHWENK'S,
Cor. Third and Chestunt, (Lauer , * Garden.)
fob 4-2.td
INDLING WOOD—KINDLING
link. wood for saki by tho barrel or In larger
Inantlllovloliverod to an v part of the Olt r.
pßovoax •
et Mail, •
Coal and Wood Yard,
cor. of Second and Franklin Sta.
rob.4-Iwdl
VOTlCE,—Uatnit 1.3 P. 0. 8. A. Tito of and
1111)ml/ors aro roquestotl- to attend a stated
mooting on Friday, eth, att buOttess of great
lutportanoo will be trantelototl,- -- Ey - brilor of tho
Proaltlont. JAB, 1.. DAUM, It. S.
fob. 4 ltd]
Y I ICE fkl - EN I—'l'ho New Bed 04.4
JlWill IA issued to all Companies who fur
eished, the asseSsroont,on FRIDAY EVENING,
February 4th, at theCounnon Council Chan3bor,
botwoon the hours of 7 and 9 o'clock.
, E. A. HOWELL,
fob 4 - ltd Secretary Firemen' sUniOn.
N()TICE.—The members of l Seminole Connell,
No. t. 9, 0. of U. A. M., are requested to attend a
statist mectlag of the Counoll on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, February All, at 7 1 ,4 o'clock, as Important
business will be tranaaotott.
Ity ordor of the Council.
fob 8-Std) • ' CHAS. B. ‘VET,I.S, R. Sec'y.
N . I 0 N
FARMERS'. BANK STOCK
FOR SALE
KEYSTONE HOUSE,
NEXT SATURDAY,
fel) 4-ttl
CONCERT
BY THE
S,IOZART MUSICAL UNION,
AT
LIIMARY HALL.
On Tuesday Evening, Feb. 90., 1860.
PROGRAMME.
• PART T.
CANTATA OF LURLINE.
PART 11.
Charm—Mow Bright and Fair, (from
rOpera Win. Tell) by
0.-116pc
wid E
e:lc—vening Bolls.
kell.—flow Beautiful is lOWA, by
URI N LKY MOH/UM
Chorus.—Como with the Gipsy Bride,
(from Opera Bolunnlau Glrl) BA tra.
Doora open at 7 1 4; Concert commando at 8 o'clock.
Admission 5o cents. Reserved scats 75 cents;
to be had at Strickland & Bork; whore a diagram
lof the Hall can be seen, also at ilautch & Lyons,
'McGowan and ,Miltimore, ipiblnicr &
Co., and Journal Printing.olllo9, V(ob 4-std.
IrsoLuTioN PARTNEJ 8111 P. The
partnershii) of Kline, Eppliabler & Co. , has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent, Je
rome L. foyer withdrawing from the Firm.
Jan, 29, MN,
A. K. Kline and 11. klppihimer have this day
associated with themselves Calvin IC. Whither,
and will continue the Dry (Moods Business under
the Firm name as heretofore of
fob 8,-3tj KLINE, EPPIIIIMER .t. CO.
1-, . • . _ .. . _ ...... •
CITY• PROCLAMATION. , —NotIee • is beieby
given to the electors of the several wards of
the city of Reading, that an election for City
t, Ricers will ho bold in said, city on FRIDAY,Feb.
1869, between the hours of Bo , olock A. Al and s
'clock P. M., of said day, for the election or the
following °Ricers foe the ensuing year, to wit :
One person qualified for Mayor for two years.
' One person qualified for City Treasurer for
two years—,, , - .
___--
• Ono person !panned tot. City Ahditor for three
years,
One person qualified for Common Council In First Ward, ..
• One persmi :gig:piled:for picket ,Council In
ficcona Wad.
i Two persons qualified for Common Council In
Second Ward.- . ,
,
Two persons qualified for Common Council In
Third Ward.
, One person qualified for Common Council ih
.Fourth %Yard.
; Ono person qunlified for 'Common COunell in
Fifth `yard.
Ono person qualified for Common Connell in
'Sixth `Yard.
One person qualified for solect, Council in
Seventh Ward.
0110 pOrtirok goallilod for
,Corninon Council An
Seventh ward.
Ono person qualified for Select Council In
Eighth Ward, I !; •
Two personq qualified for Colnmon Council in
Eighth Ward.
Two persons qualed for Common Coption It
Ninth IVhrit.
The electors of First Ward hold will their elec
tion at theltablio heal() of Andre* Voodhart,
in said Ward. •
The electors of Second Ward will hold their
election at the public houfle •pf Jacob %Yenisei,
In said Ward.
The (doctors of Third Ward will held their
election at the public Ansa OtWilliata Rapp, in
said Ward. ~• -
The electors of Fourth Ward will hold their
electlen attlio public house ,of Awe VOterly, in
said Ward: •
Tile .eleetors of Fifth Ward will hold their
election at the public house of Parvin We
in Said Ward.
The eleco Of Sixth Ward will hold their
election t h e public house of Daniel Al.
in said Ward.
, The.olectors of §gaventli hold their
eloCtiOn attho pUblio hOu,se Of Evan Blinder, in
said Ward.
The electors of Eighth Ward will hold their
election at the public lions°, of Henry Green; in
said Ward. ; • ." •
The electors of Ninth Ward will hold their
election at the public house' of Androas Wise, in
said Ward.' • ' 4 • •
fob 3-3td) WM. 11. GEARNADI), Mayor.
B ANKING HOURK
'l, ' r
'•J ; 7 • USTIONt & ,
•
' BANKERS,
• • •
• IJdalers In •
U. S. BONDS&STOOK,•GOLD, SILV
VIM, AND COUPONS.
1111AFTgi • - •
ON NEW YORK AND PIIILADELPRI A. t:
,/o,orost.palil on all . : D9r#Ooße , •
Open iti 9 ti t n. ' Cioie
BUSIIONG& Imonikß.„.
fob' .1486. A
MOLINO HALL itlft3TAIJ#444T,.
4, i • .1 •J .
Jig North Eighth litr t.
ei
ABRAHAM STOUT, , PROP igToo. :
:4)0 0 40 wine. f ind ~44 t 54 . 8 pn and; , qteq, 4,'
&oat stock of us and Lager Boa. Jillpoli,everY
a .„,
~, wy rdepfis arouvited to it u
Toc., „Ivy I . )ntatira_ 0.41.1 ;110. , 149 00 101 1 k uit % 2/ 4 4
gooa pi:l4lu, e
MI
WM, Y. LYON, Auetioneer.
itOSAIVI.
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t iotit.th tti:rp,i)(.; F; NC i'. (") . 1-I'l t'E. 1 , ;1 1 , l ) Ati II It 011 h 140 t , - I I
NA/ , A., • 1 , t ~:, • ;•,.., —•-•
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•' Jug, tleencei,pt NOwl,'N ,Smiti4 Seventh 0 itg , /,.,. \ , i orkqelti No. ': NO 1.?':11 - .F.41.1)J:kit ;,- ,\ i ..
ix ii ti tys'f'f I'llTS WI AN .Wl' I.ltT 1 1 N ki-1
Att,oftlet.) whertiiicnAtil, inforinat,lon enti - W had.''
We pal, spec lit )attetition to ft(roisltlnihrod fc- :,
. . •••
Hilda eMp.for *Arai° fatuitie stiedhote 7 _A ode Atipa 4luecvero 'lll4 west ceriatt„ . 1 , 11 ,,
desiring such help would do well by glv ug It 1 n EttectunflicuttAlY.in IlleVni 1)1 4.) ; .. %I.:
call, as all servants furnished from this Otliee will i .,.:, . 1 ,..,, or , mei , 1 ., ' •
tome welt recommended. We also furnlan work, i . , i ) '''.ti•Vt?..,• - • '• ` • • 11. N L t
for Owe 9tkit of employrd - cht, such as elerka, bar.
410ef i ,,., , ,F,, fl outs !
,;N••, ) 7N.j i ti nc ,!_ n.,,, , ,,
tencters t tidt.srat , n, wtxtentnen, and motor general by iii ,, eriml -
,p r , t o w s r t , , , o r ;I t „( it ~ i • /'.&-..), 4,
labor. • •‘.., 1,•
~,vereto•P, shutiatipply leimeif,«4," ' '‘. •
Wanted, by a gentleman somewhat advanced
in Trim a situation as watchman; cat' come A., Cil It I , :'. W A s itlt AN l',1 , :o OK No CIA A PA, ),••
Walt t ecommended by influential citizens of 6 FROM ONE 'Co {VW OA \ :., 'i)
thIS hit - . Also, a good country girl, capable of (Hem, strletul e senl i ii ,,l , ‘i i, k i‘t , i4, ; m , .
tioluggimeral ho_asywork. 41;ppiy at this office, jail " Aim * , aw l i,,,,,i,,,,,, A 1 i,,,, t km , ~,,' t 1,,
1, 10:1,,
No. 2t; SoUth Settonift Street; • .;
and illakilit4l, iliolltilititAT nt , titirryli, 1 „ 0 , H:.l.
Jan 2s-01 1 0, : ) : 1, .*.'. t: t;' ; 41 1. 041 0, 14k 4V‘ Fk. • _ ,, , Ai e „,,. : %l4,ol,oo.r t imstvout> ,, c.:=, 1)).,,,,,: i 7, 1 r , ),
)••••••----- g nor, f.nwl3tflilt!tt. OtfutlutiOn to blew,. IN . , L 4 1.•
" • ton 0 the. Overt, Ximialt, T ren:ld ;I I I C, 11 1;i1 lizo,
' ' OfSight•orfliddlue)i) ,, Visciws of thett,,,,,i l rts ,
• ; islo,) or Skit), Affections 01 the I !rut, i !"‘'
_ - ' SO:Mt:o'h Or ltriPit-7,_ ilio,i)„ o ,l,'J'er.t . ),ffie t,,,, 1 " 1 •..
at t une from the still ott y Hue It:4 of 1' 0d11,...cr, . :‘
and soi 1t.41 . ) - iirtn.l ict.i4 Moto 'At 111 tp t : : ,,i, ‘ I
'l.
than 0 song of the Syretis to OM Mal ult ! , , 41 '
0
illyosee,hilghting their most William I , i „,. :
a :
uttelputions, rendering i marli a ge„ste, : 1 , s
slide. i 0.,,,,...
MEN __ •
!Ariil -ENTINESvi':O.
VALENTINES!
VALENTINES!
M.L. KINpS OF VALFNTINER,
`ODIC AND, SENTIMENTAL,
'TENIOI, AND AMUSING?
LAWIE AND ,SMALL
FOR SALE CHEAP, AT TILE.
'EAGLI4.I 11001 S STORE,
NO 542 PENN'TREET.
Jan 20
moivEY WANT J)
BY THE CITY OF READING.
The undersig,ned, , , Committee oil rientleo of the
CorporatiOtt of tho City of Reading, is empoUr
°red to borrow the won of
SysVENTY-FIVP, TIIOUSAND DOLLARS,
for the purpose of etthirising the NVeter Worktiof
the 81041 City. And the said Committee hereby
Kivu notice that they Ara prepared to iqvuo cer•
titivates for the Annie nt otx per cent. Interest, to
Panto? loaning money to the olty for the pity
liege above named. Persons desirous of invest
ing in this loon, will apply In el( her of the under
signed Committee, or to William Heidenreich,
Vattb, City Treasurer. FREDERICK LAUER,
DANIEL MILLER, Is
. 0 DAN I El, SPORN.
• An —:a,'6B-1y Committee 00 Pi mince,
NTERESTING NOTII4.;.—Tho foot Lind Shoe
llßlanufactory, well knOwn under the old Prot
Of "Philip Leisi, Jiro.," , ,opposito the market]louse,
house, hitsundergone a thorough, Thai-Igo, the
undersigned having taken the whole establish
ment In his own name, and will Garry on the
Same with much more liberality. unrestrained
and to the greater advantage of his customers.
I consider it my duty, therefore,. to inform all
ply friends toul acquaintancen, aniA the colil pa.
trans generally, that I will keep constantly on
liatul a large assortutont• of men's, women's and
eldldron'aShOeli POOH, of Kip, (al CAnd Mo.
recce leather; as 'well 88 Lusting Mniters and
flalosltes of, all kluds. I also have fthvityft on_
]land] U evman Felt Shoes. Customer • work is
promptly. and carefully attended to, and Shoos
and Boots neatly and at 'low rates repaired on
0110)3 notice. Thankful for past favors, the
dersigned wculd respectfully solicit, a, share of
public patronage. •
Uoßt, and Shoo Illaurtfactory,
, Jan 20J , No. 4.5.2 Penn Square, limading.
•
ENGINE
BOILER ' FOR SALE.
IMPORTANT TO MAUMNISTB
MA NUFATtURERS.
'rho undersigned otfor for Halo, at roasonablo
-ratos,,
ONE OSOILTJA.TINC4 POWER.
O 1 FOUR
'HORSE POWER.
ONE EIGHT-HORSE TUBULAR 'UPRIGHT
R011411.A. . ' •
Apply at the Antait Ofllco, or addroas
• itrtimit . &
! rE!
IVIAC,E,DOST4INpu. Tl.4olPtipiT;
WILL :YOU PLEAfiE READ 1
._•
Readink,Pa' l Jaa.l2. yin;C;ErOnfle
No. South, street,, says M t 0111 s
the only thing whieltlas •givelt , strength to his
broken arm—has used It lq - hls family for Eitr•
ache, Neuralgia', - and frosted , feet, performing
in each, case ,a ; wonderf wilek . and qatileal
E. FOX, Proprietor of Keystone House, cortjaCii
that three bottles of the Oil' cifred a' "strelii hi a
Mom. valuing the cure at , slo(h , •
• JOHE KEMP, Policeman, says,lhe Oil ,Cured
him of .a severe fracture of. the collar bone.',
The above mond, person.s arc well :knottril
this vielnity, and arc living wilitosSes.— •, the iu
timedfurnished such ample testimony at the
times we advertised with the •
FOUR
‘k r 4. 1 t •
giving thoSo popular opon air
,
' - CONCERTS, • s „
I deem it unnecoesaryto etd4moro.nattlea.
Tito. Maisie Itfacedonion ?it Co. midi forfeAt:
• • . stsl,ooo '
if any dozen reinediescombineti, - wilt furnish as,
many good cortificatea front prontiniont cit,lzons
In the cit,y and vicinity ao thotio who ba,ve ; been
aired bY the nett Of the Macedotibtn 011-:call' on •
extol?. ,lia..vmo
Tito, Gentian and kngilelt iectitroret the eatnpa4
tty,stopping at tho ICe,yetone &time and purehoso
a nettle of the 'Oil, or reedivt,n4v,lee,and'ieraa,t4
mont froo of charge., "••' -
_ j •
Altia=44oltl by' 4; K. IdeCurd.y, pocter Ziegler
anti S. S. Stevens. • [Jan 13
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Ellail
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It kve ocotillo) ,t victim.. of
ttay o\ l .‘l , klrtsalMO unt o which' ll) ) % 111311 Y ' 3 "'" 1 " t t l Untel "Vir .tg
ot Young Melt t) t flit) 1110,1
ante Autello4A, Alto might ht
hare eitlreucett tistualtig Scout vs, NN It th„
dere) of oloquotee of .1:l and Co oitg,t,..y t i ter
lyro.lowy 4,1,1 wit .„g
'PA l'Ait i rlouLA.ri, Now} ,
WHIM are' , some of the sad nivlaitelio, ) „,, liv•
pioduced curly liettite Qr youth, ;
'less Of tho UNQI tot yt ;Limbs, 1 to the
ut t ouoilf% of Sight% tolot tlt Muscolar pow ~
to' ,‘
tut ten of the Heart, Dyspepsia, No
LUy, Derangtinteot of Elio Digestive
General yln
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tiUt 0111 s 01 Constitlipt
AIitINTALLY.-10 1010111 t`iftqqs 110,1 •
1111101 tobe tireotiett—l,o.qs of Ittl3llkoty ;, 111 ,,," t `, 1 ,!
of W o o, poprothltblis t.f 'Spirits Evil F„,, t ,.
1n d, Aversion to sOataly% Set f. , 1)151 obt Lora of
110 itudo, Titoktltty, ac., arO eonlu of thu (Ail 3
produced.
MARRIAGE.
lllarrtod Persons, or YOung Men cold e
Marriagei tieing aware of physical u
! Into deldlitY, defornlitits, shouldfu„nott t„tely. -
Ilia who p aces himself tinder the PaYO et
may roll irlously confide in his honer
titan, and oontidentiy rely upOli his skill s‘
OItaNNIC WE - I,lliN IiXS, I M POTENcy!
IMPBDIM EN 'l".ro M Ali It I A(;I%
Ity pe.Johnston't% Inttrvellomi treatment, v.,. a k,
ness of the orwois fa speedily eto oil 4 1 1 4 10 11 \
restored. s tliOnsittids of the nwst !lei
imitated and impotent, who had lost all laipti
have been 1111111(10 lately relieved.
Ali impediments to Marriage, i'llysteal
tltll)Lotualllleatlolt,Lose 01 Preert. l ,o ‘ p m ,,
Nervous Irrttabillt.), T1'01111)11144 . nod tt'uaka...,,
or exhaustion of the most fearrui kind, sp e edlq
OUred.
•
DR. J().11 NS'rON,
At o mberoetheitoyaltiolkogo 01 SI; egoons, Lononn,
Ormtnat Trout 0110 of Om most °lnt nent
in the thtited htlttev, awl the klyetttot• )I,tit
we 11101 bi l ful spoilt in leo hospolik o f
London, p ar ts, pntladollitlia a n d vise wla.rello
offectod 801110 of Ow most astonishing Cures tint
won) (Ivor known ; many Itoonlml aII i 1 ;
in tltti 110101 allot ears whon asleep, gryik; n e i l mn.
nedni, bolng alarmed at sudden sounds, ba,14, 1 1,
atlas, with f rtnotent blushing, at tended somm ilo
with iloratwomcnt of mind, wero cured haute
diatoty.
YOUN'O IttEN
Who have II ured t tw+el ves by a eel lain pro.
two 11.1011e01. haith I 1 equelklly
ittitritetl 1 rob' °VII cOto pit ol ons, or ilt seliool,
otfects•f w telt two It hcht ly felt, even When ask ep,
and if itht oared. rontlerB - )norrhote
ootitlestroytt both mind tout hotly, should. ttpill;
iuttno(lltttoLy.
Whitt It pity that n yoting ohm, the liepo 01 Lit
0011 Ittry, t h o darling 01 It io pitreitt 8, should bu
onatched from Itil prospect:4 lout coJo3 mot. of
lifo, by tho Ootatequonco of tlevittt log troll' the
path of nitturo and tollultflog lit it cerlultt_rt uvt
1111 bit. 8t10111)01710118 uonm, bOtOre COIL tuinplitting
MAURIAGE,
reflect that a Bound mind anti body aro thr molt
necessary requisites topromote connubial biol.
ness: indeed, without t htltw the journey %Immo
lite becomes a weary pilgrimage; Llnt provett
hourly darkens to the View mind bettor,
ghtylnwed,with despair and tilled with the Hain.
Cindy reddetion Oat 1110 happiness of another he.
Comes blighted with our own.
DIBEABE OF IMPARLDBNCE.
wh oa the misguided and imprudent votaryoi
Lilts _Ha_ AO ban _11)1_ !Mc the seeds of
this
Ili , LI I 1
this painful disease, it too often happens that itn
ill-timedsunao of sham ap
or dread of diseer
deters him from applying to those who, from
education and respectability, can alone befriend
him,
delaying till, he conat ltutional symptoms of
phis horrid disease,inake their appearance, :4 Ut
as ulcerated sore throat, diecasoti 31w, nocturnal
Patna in the head and limbs, dimness of sight,
ReatAo9, - nodeß on the shin-lione:3 and aunt,
bit:dolma ori the head, face and ext emelt log,pio•
grossing with frightful raphlity,,tlll at hut the
palate of the mouth 01 . the bones of the floss fall
in, and the victim Or thin awful disewm bccothrt
a liorridobieet OtcominhJeration, till death putt
a period to his dreadful sufferings, by sondloi
him to "that UndiscovoredeMnitryfrom Mame
no traveller returns."
DR, JOHNSTON,
01410. No. 7 SOUTH li`niminttox. STRMKI,
Lott-hand side going flom► Bal thnore street, a few•
( loots from to corner. Wall not to oOsu► vu the
name and number.
Letters lnuirt bo intia and contain a stimp, The
Doctor's Diploma hangs in his'ollieo.
ENDORSEMENT .O.IP . THE PR MS,
The many thousands cured at title Institution
year after year, and the Min - mons important
Surgical Operittions:perforined by Dr. Jelington,
witnessed by the reporters Of the "
per,°* and many mho'. papers, notices et which
have apeared again antiligaiirintfore the public,
besides his standing as a gentleman of chat Wu
and responsibility, Is a sullielOnt guarantesto the
afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
May 26, 11368-I.vtlaw*
pAciPiv IthI,LROAD NEARLY
kantinicv.
1550 Milos Built.
TIM UNION PACIVIC R. CO,
CENTRAL. PACIFIC RAII T IIOAD , R. B. CO.,
ilave,a(lo(l,r,l,oll , llnniO'el (0400) Ultra to their
Ilnas 411 1.1 1)g 1 , 110 current, year, twidlo, doing 3
htlgc loealDasaOugor antlitelghtt busbies.. 714 '
through c!Ql u 'will undoubtedly be t'
Ploifid ,when the through indite
will hegreat. Forty thousand null al ciao
employed by the tivo. powerful comp:l3llNi hi
f the great notional highway In
a 81)1364 completion, Only 200 tulles rettliciN
ho hailt, of ,whleli inostlyAeo graded and leo
r' - • ' , ,
First. tiortgage 4014 Bonds of the IL; nion'l'ar str
Railroad Co npany for Palo at. pa'r and iiiiyiv - i,
rind Flyst ?if rtgaled• CAM' Bowls of the gentr, , i
Pilettle Ralir a(11, at H 3 anti Interest' I
TlO•Plinelaal •INl'Aitoresti of both 1)011,18 ate
. _
Payable In gold. :. , . .
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DEALERS •IN (lOVERNM ENT BECUIIITIE ,,
. c ! • • „ (1,01.1,), ETC.,.
• No. 40 SOUTH THIRD - STREET,
...nov 7-41awlii • • • PIIII.ADELPNIA•
qAlnn S T I, A N ' It fi.. i nirt ) 8 - 110 - 0 E
- NDCATTLR ro W DEM.—Those p'"%'l l i / s .
ly lob hay() been In .ecAtant use by wally IA
morn in tttle poi Illy foy the last. thirty year... r''
not atirrttstnut y of the vartons mini",
&lone that have b e e n gotten op ,of late, anti 81'
Ptandeil before tiro fntrining conintunity ,Ir 1 , 0) ,'
great flourish of trmmpetfi, il I hoh kit none of thew
conailuPtnCilliiiiTlA,N,RlTTßlVA leAcEl.O.. ,
PpiirDzlitf, ,The following certificate IM otic el? ,
or a thowantl that, might readily be coral:Awl •,
MR. CHRISTIAN' 'HITTER—Dear Air:-1 have ni " •
yot‘r CATTI4iPOWDRits , Or , a ems - thitt I s l .;
hltio-bpiunci uhChatl, hollow horns. I gave I't • `
but bairn ppooliful pOr ,Nycok, for two w'''• l ;''
anti then ono 'llpOonlut 'every two iveek , •
I'M - 00 ; 40 but;Offe Ildekago of :the powilvr ,4 l 3 a:
tlio,o6W Pi tliqroiioAr q”re,ll u:ntl gives Tiloll , . 1 . 1!
timiLevorlirre, ~, ' • . AARON Orli.
. ' itettTing , hy'livise,m.
The ' fi )4ve Powtterts are for sale at
,It.'
E Au tu book titore, Ilini •;-.
11
cm
AND TRH
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