111 PI DAILY EACirLE. it te, Au I , 3- A . FRIDAY, rEfIRUARY 5, 1869. C Y AND. COUNTY. _ I'M T ITION} - - tooILINICATION9 intended for p u blication In tits netmu be acconipanied by a responsl- d i e none, as a guarantee of sincerity on the vit a of the wi icor, The name will not be pub -00,01 unless so desired by the correspondent. tore:woodcuts should Wilco theireOntrouni• cstions short and to the point. Our space is too punted for very long articles. Write only on one gaud the paer, and as toi ty pousibie, without nourishe p s. ADvitarfaero aro requested to band in their Overtistments as ourirh o l-the i ttley ai 0 0 rapidly literemlnir eiroulatiOn compels nu t „ go to pied aliout 2p. uo. • st own' aim who tali to receive the igAoLit ~,godly, will confer a favor by leaving notice at this office, whore all comp , laints of irregular ity or tatenes3 of delivery- witt ife'4lrollipt,ii at. witted to. s A I.AnOll ittlinber Of (am houses have been built during tho wintor, r , In this city. (hit lielglibOrtf of the 'Dispatch aro unfortu nne, Wood. Thoir press broke down again. Why not got a now prima at owe? Wick:MARY 811P11i11.—The Sons of Malta y.. 0111014 their Anniversary Supper at Henry Throes'—Latior's Park—on Monday, Feb. 22, cow 93, V. pl, H. of A.—The officers and tlioluberfi of this eamp will hold a mooting on Fritlity) evening. littaluesi of 'import ance will be transacted. SKIIVICEL—Tho revival moctings Indio Fourth street Id ,E.Citurch continue with unabated intoreat. This evening, Roy. A. M.tnatilp Philudelphiu,le expected to preach. SocuroSotai itt Strlcklatids% • NOT YET CIAIMED.-UP to this morning tho body of rotor Cassidy, found dead on Tuesday morning, has not yet boon claimed. Mr. Henninger, undortakor, has charge of the body. Tits NEv K.—The Committee appointed by the Noverslnk biro Company,somo fow days so, to make arrangements to furnish their hall In a first-class style, have justßurchased i yards of Ingrain carpet. ,Tho Noverslnk boys have determined to have their tshouso sot in order." MEI i I ACHNOWOMOMENTS.--Mr. JUMOR JAMOSIOII, Treasurer of the Reading Itollqf Sooloty, scknowloilgos the receipt of the 'following : m f , e barrel of flour from af 'f ; fond ; fiN bushols of turnips from VotelY 1 eh ss in cash from Col. 11, It. ilawitop $lO In cash from Chandler !Ago, 227, A. T. M. WI Tal largo wild cat, or some crow. turn of that species, has for Homo time bean roaming around the vicinity of the Windsor Furnaco, In Windsor township. It has boon moon several limos, and our friend informs ass that It Is as largo as a. good sized dog. 'We should he glad to hoar of its capture. NoTto:.—Pastors of city churches and Su perintentionts of Sabbath Schools aro Invited to attend an adjourned meeting, to bo hold in the Sabbath school mans of tho Presbyterian Church, on Sunday afternoon, nt 3 o'clock, to ( , onfor as to the propriety of holding a Sunday School Institute In this city at an early day. • - I - I • !irline ! 'irline! I=l STNAMINTINE'I4 DAL—The lads and who aro under the impression that thoir hearts require ventilating, in the shape ofdischarging Highs, through lovo 1111HAIWOA, will have a Imo opportunity on tho 14th of the present month, tho annual festal day of fit. Valentino, The day is supposed to admit of a' very large 11001180 In t his particular line, but we trust it will not be abused, as Is too often the cage in the watOf sending sourril us and Indecent wood out mitirod pictures. Mn. SoxEn Bays it is drinking between drinks that makes people intemperate. For himsoif ho never takes anything only regu hrly;,,, but It 'proves a regular take In to all who ask Soker believes in being strictly reg ular, and so gets regularly smashed by 9 p.m. l'ooplo who aro regulat in their habits can be ilopondoil upon, and so Mrs. Rekor depends on having hor husband regularly brought home on a shutter. Ills between drinks often get him botwoon two polloomen. --- Library Ball, Tuesday evening. NATIO , : TO TIME INTERKATED. Aro not partial to any particular s'oct or detionilna lion, but it Is absolutely impossiblo s evon if wo wore so ineltnod,for us to attond ail the church es In the city at ono and tho same time. The powor of übiquity has never yet boon given us. We understand that some poi*Ons are grum bling because all the eliurches s are not noticed .in our local on “rollglous 10eIllgonce." If such persons will bo kind enough to send their notices to us, wo will cheerfully give them_ a place In tho EAOLU.• Those interested will please make, a note of this. NowninniCittotl.) t; RIADTNO, Fob. 9,1869. EDITOR DAILY Faintat : hay& just road in your laid 18.9110 your very good suggestions about opening tho Ticket 0111 co at tho Lower Dopot, n little earlier before the departure of trains: Why did you not go It little further, and advocate tho opening of a Central or gent oral Ticket OM" whore tickets and informa tion oottld bo obtained by strangers without the present inoonvoulonco of walking so far f Lot it bo in tho heart of the city, say about 6th and Point streets, and lot it bo kept open from early morn till lato at night. This itoormuno. dation would-certainly bo approciatod by the traveling public, but not by tho light-tingored gentry, as they could not spot their man so readily. PRoonuss. ..-.!.--- •- . HUAI) WITHOUT YEAST.--THO celebrated Gorman chemist, Liobig, has devised an im proved process for raising broad without tho use of yeast or leaven. Ho mixes with 110 pounds of flour 174 ounces of bicarbonate of botia l 4X pounds of purified hydrochloric acid, 4% pounds of common salt, and 42 quarts of castor. The hydrochloric acid, Uniting with the bicarbonate of coda, dismigages sufficient carbonic acid gas to rOnder Me dough pmparly ligKand at the samo time forms an additional quantity of Balt. To give broad the flavor of that made in the usual way, Vinegar, to the amount of from four to eight quarts may be substituted for the same quantity of water; and if a further flavor is required,halfa pound of old dry cheese may bo mingled with the vinegar. It 18 aid that largos uantitiesof this broad are dallY consumed In Irluninh. TO TIM PHOPF;Fi OP INADING.-Our goodly eitk ham Increased rapidly within the last ten years, in population, wealth, and Importance. !I/L.4 it kept pace with the rest of tho world in, BCIOIICO and knowledge? Has the progres. 81 " spirit of tho ago reached us, and animated our people? i~as"The ea ding Socety of Ntural iences" boon H Instituted, i and we canon our friends and neighbors to aid us by their contributions. A library, apparatus and museum are matters of vital Importance to such a society, and it will require Much money, hacked by energy anti perseverance, to procure elthcir. Your contribution is respectfully solicited. Send it to F. M. YEAOBR_ t Treeburer t • 43314 Penn ktreet. A guarantee will he given, that all moneys contributed will he spent for•the purpose named, with prudenoe and economy. Its Aortic", PA., Jan. 11th; 18 1 89 . • Janke I Lurl -41P itiu I --DI -IA 14 Mo AN AVII-TaillT Cit3lgNT -for steam-engines and gaspipes,,far exceeding in tenacity and other useful properties the well-hnoWn red load cement, is obtained by mixing six parts of iluoly, pulverixed, plumbago; throoparis of sleeked time, bight partner suipbatoof barytes and seven parts of boiled linseed oil. These ingredients must be intimately mixed. A very liard and tenacious cement may also be made by mixing as finely and thoroughly, as possi ble four to Ave parts clf dry, powd4red clay; with two patio of lino,; clean Iron-1111°M uu part of manganese, one-Ilia part of common salt; and one-half part , borax, and then bring ing' then] to a thick paste with water. -The cement muht be used without delay, and tho parts coated with it must be dried at a low heat,' and then brought- almost to a white heat. riz:a IMPORTANT TO WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEAL RRS.—AII distilled spirits are required to be withdrawn from the receiving cisterns into casks, which, after being marked and stamped in such a way as to show the contents, are to bo placed immediately, lu warehouse. On the prescribed days the distiller must make his entry for deposits, which entry specifies the number of gallons contained in the casks and the amount of tax on the spirits, and the dis tiller at the same time gives a bond that be will pay the tax on tho spirits as specified hi the entry. or cause the same to be paid before removal from said distillery warehouse, and within ono year from the date of said -iouit. The distiller must, before withdrawing any cask from warehouse, and within ono year from date of the bond, pay the tax upon the quantity which was contained in the cask at the thno of its deposit in the warehouse.. • A MAN FOUND STUPEPlliD,—lnformation wile sent to tho Pollee Headquarters, at an ear- y hour this morning, that a man In an insonsiblo condition was lying at tho Limo Kilns, beyond the 'Harrisburg Bridge, Penn street. Chief McNall dispatched Officer day to seo after hint, and the offtdor brought the unfortunate man to the Station House in a wagon. Dr. 11. M. Naglo was sent for; and on. examination found the man tcf be in a etupe tied ,condition, resulting front inhaling the aul phur arising from the kilns. is supposed from the manner in which he was lying, that he fell asleep on top of ono of the kilns and then rolled down the side. • His condition was such that ho dould not talk, and of course no informatiob could be'obtalned front him. Ills name is not .known, but tho policeman day , that he is ono of the numerous class of a tram p-, ors." 'Mr. Joseph Muthard, one Of the Direc tors of the Poor, directed that he be sont to tho Poor House Hospital, and Ito was taken thorn. (counnunteated.) linvron.—Tho' independence of the prOss, as exhibited in this city, is anything but encouraging to the • public who depend upon It to stand - between them and wrong and outrage of all kinds,' whatsoever. I have noticed several cases of late in which the press, after interforing, backed down most inglori ously. I know the dangers and difficulties with which an Editor is beset—the troubles Mingexpense of a libel suit, and all that ; but, Ming in the right, I • think no public print, claiming influonee and power, should allow itself to ho Intimidated because the transgressor has influential friends, who may have a ilttlo patromigo to dispense. I don't wish to advance the idea that because too conductor of a nowspapor has power ho should abuso it. Far from it, But wo want a fearless man, ono who,' knowing that he is I n the right, wilt slick to it, and not allow him self to contradict himself in his next issuo, with the lamo:excuso that ho WaHmisinformed! This is calculated to weaken the influence of the press and to destroy its usefulness ; for who will place reliance h 1 a shoot; which, having discevorod wrong, prints it in - one is suo and contradicts itsoll in the next ? Not many, I think; A nod's as good as a wink. ; _______-• Lurllno, by the Mozarts. POSTAL AFA A 101.—PrOpOSaie for convoying the mai l s of the ' United States from July 1, 1869, toino 30, 1872, on the following routes In this county, are advertised for by the Poat Office Department : From Reading, by Black Boar Tavern (n. 0.,) snyder's, (n. 0.,) Greisemer's, (n. 0.,) and manatawnoy, to Pike, 14 macs and back once a week. , Leave Roading Saturday at 2p m ; Arrivo at Pike by 0 p m ; Loairo Pike Saturday at 0 a in ; Arrive at Reading by 10 a tn. Proposals invited for service twice a weok. From Oloy, by Green 11111, (n. 0..) Now Joru salom, and Dryvillo, to Lyon's Station, 8 miles and back once a Week. Hoporato pro posals invited for service from Oloy to Now Jerusalem, 6;; miles ,• 'Leave Oloy Saturdayat 2 p m ; Arrive at Now Jerusalem by 4 p to ; Lemke, Now Jorusalom Sattiiday at 12 m ; Arrivo at Oley by 2 p m. From Oley by Yellow House and Amityville, (n. 0.,) to Douglassville, 11 milos and bapk, once a wook, Leave Oloy Saturday at 7 a m •, Arrive nt DortglassAlle Saturday by 0.30 a m ; Leave Douglassville Saturday at 12 to ; Arrivo at Oloy by 2.30 p in. Proposals for moro frequent service invited. BiwarmoNs.—Business was dull on Penn str et yesterday. William Gold man's now billiard saloon at Mishler's hotel will be ready for use hi a few days. It is said that the new depot of tho Phila. and Reading Railroad In this city will be cbm 'noticed in Spring. hope it may so. Bt. Valentine's Day is near at hand: A splendid assortment can be found at the EAGLE book store. Pea-nut vendors havb wondorfully increased In this city. Throo now second hand clothing stores have boon opened in this city within a week. Ice dealers look. od cheerful this,morning. coal dealers ditto. tßakers promise to roduoe the price of bread. Lots of penny beggars about.— 'the Weekly Gazelle for tomorrow will con tain a large amount. of political, local and agricultural news.-4A number of Thomas Cats disturbed the ponce of the citizens of North Fourth street last night. A "dorg" was run over by Lilo cars at 7th and . Penn streets this morning, and strange to say, was only slightly hurt I—Bon. Owen, the Job Printer, has placed a large and handsome sign over his building. Building was suepond ed yesterday—too cold. Not much travel ing on tho railroads within the past tow days. Several handsinno store rooms stand empty on Penn street. Don't know the rea son why. Fish business is brisk in this city. Beef too dear: Nothing is said now a-days about the monument that was to be built In Penn Square. Money is tight—so are locals ! COURT kJ? 0 eKEDINIi S. REPOILTRD DV LOUIS RIORARDS, ATTORNid f AT LAW, MO COURT EiTitHISIT. SIXTEENVII DAY-TIIURSDAY. John 11. Dyshor vs. henry Heffner and Bartholomew A. Yeager. Continued on ap plication of plff. Peter Quarting,Exoeutor of Daniel Weidner, doe'd,ve. Adam Bertrand, J.J.Urich, Jacob It. Bitter, Charles Weikel, M. Strong, H. liennor shots and Susan Amanda Marshall, 77, Jan. T. 1807. This was an action of ejectment to recover possession of certain real estate in the city of Beading, claimed under the will of DanielWeldner, deceased. After the j ury had boon sworn, a settlement was effected beiween counsel without going to trial, upon the basis of which the jury wore directed to render a verdict in favor of the pill*. for the eastern half of property described in the writ, end for the undiVided half of the western half of Ithe said property, andin favor of Susan Amailda Marshall for the remaining Undivided half of the said western half of said property. •In no cordance with the settlement referred to the jury were•also directed to retain a verdict in fa,vor of the pit!. for the property described in the writ in three ether cases, founded upon the same cause of action, to-wit Peter guar. rlng,ExeoutorAto,vs.CyruS Heifellinger,David Roland, Benjamin Stehle, Mahlon Zorbo anti Susan Amanda. Marshall, and same vs. Daniel -Rapp, Henry Olomouc°, Abraham CloMence, Susan Sands and Susan Amanda Marshall, and same vs. John S. Keever,: Han nah Eyrleh and Susan Amanda Marshall, 78, 70 and 80, Jan. T.'1807. Sch Mucker; Baor, D. Errnentrout and J. S. Richards for plff. Rats= ton,- ilagontnan, -Dareiay and C. Davis for clefts . .• ANON. MI KE Isaac Leshor vs. the Township of Green wich. 173 Jan. T. 19t17. Piff. suitors non-suit. The samo disposition was made of nineteen other cases immediately following tit° abovc,in which various citizens of Greenwich township .wore plaintiffs and the township itself deft. D. grmontrout for, plffs. Ilageninan for deft."l. ; • , ' ; Ephraim ifottenstine vs. Reuben Herbitie: 87 Jan. T. 1887. This was a suit about a cow,. and the parties were from Ontelaunoe town ship. In the month of November,. 1866, the plaintiff and Levi Dalian met to bargain for sale of a cow which the latter wished hi buy from the_, former. Hottenstine asked t 415 for the animal,-either in cash, or upon security. The sato was not concluded upon the first in terview, but tho parties camo together a sec ond time,whon Dolma told Hottenstine that Reuben Herbine tho deft. owed him $75 for another cow which he(Herbine) bad sold Lim, and proposed in order to pay for the cow Lo was negotiating for, that Horbine should pity over to HottenstinAhis $75, the latter return. ing the *l5 agreed on as tho pricoof the cow ho was to got, and paying him (Horbine) the $lO balance. Hottenstino then saw Horbino who assented to this arringernent , requesting,how °nor, that the former should not call for the money for fifteen or twenty days. Hottenstino subsequently went to Dehart, and told him ho b r ad soon Harbin() and that it was all right, upon which ho lOt Dehart drive thopovi home. liofore tifft - expiration of tho fifteen o twenty days within which the inonoy was ta be pass ed over, Dehart discovered, as ho alleged, that the cow was not sound - 03110 being afflicted with what he pronounced di ringbone,"having lumps on her hind logs and lxiing tender-footed. Up on ascertaining this he gave notice to Harbin° not to pay over the money to nottensMno, And the latter compiled with his directions, hence this action to recover ftom Herbino tho $O5 agreed on as the prico of the caw in contro versy. (Cont(nual in Second Edition.) A TIiTtHATENINO, YET WHI.T.-INTEI4I - mo MistilvE.--tlilverY person Las hoard of John Smith, (wo don't moan our John of the EA• (MOO and from the day the sweet Indian maidon, l'wohOntas, saved the lifo of the gal lant and 13arloss John from the cruel death sentence df grave and severe old Powbatan, down to the prosont" time, John Smith has been an exceedingly useful (because so übi quitous) individual. lie is closely related to Mr. "Scattering," who is a candidato at every eilOottOtt and, for every office linaginable. John is kind, ho is gentle, and yet determination flasheS front his eagle eye. With such.excel lent qualities of disposition, is it any wonder that John is constantly engaged In doing_soTe thing for tho amelioration of mankind, or, en. deavoring to reclaith the wayward and disso lute? Bore is a threatening missivo, and yet , what love and gentleness through every lino of It, that John recently sent to a "gay young roostorn in this city: You must keep better hours or you will got what you call him. lam a friend and mean IA hat I write or Bay to you on this paper. Take heed least you hill from your friend. Beware of the womaus. Yours till Death, Joim No believe the MISSIVO 111114 had the desired effect. The ogay young roester'!aforesaiil has d6,terMined tO mend lila ways. 116 will “be ware of the womans," and iu the end expects td become ono of the happiest of isold cooks doodlOs 1" And this roformation la to bo at tributed to John Sinith,tho man olgood deethi, sound purposes and philanthropic alms. • Mime, R LIST.--Thofollo wing list of letters re main in tho Post Office, for the week ending Fob. sth. Persons applying for any of these letters will please mention that they aro advor- Used in the "DAILY Ent - 1m" LADIES' . Mra: Edward Avers, Miss Kato Bowman, Miss Mary Binkley, Miss Jennie DoWltt,Mrs. Marion Day, Rose N. Dale, MN EllZabbtli/ 118110 P, Mrs. Elizaboth Fisher, Miss Faust, Miss Fasig, Mrs. Sarah M. ''Cloodhart,' Miss Annie Hodulan, Miss Arndt) Holloway, Miss Catharino Ifundsingor, Miss Elizabeth Helfrich, Miss Het*. Hummel, Miss Mary Heokord, Mrs. Holmes A. Hart, Mrs, Salinda 0. Miss Sallie Lloyd, ,Mrs- Elizabeth Miller, Miss Enuna Nutcholl, Miss Ellen P. Murray, Mrs. Catharine Reece, Miss Emma Romig, Miss Mary Jano Stewart, Miss Louisa Ann Shaefor t Mrs. Louisa Werner. , OENTLI.3II , I!4!H LIST. ' Ferdinand Auer, Rev. E. Andrews, Clark D. Blood, (2) John T. Berrfsford,,(2) Jos. Bit ting, Milton Bauseher, ,Samtiel Ballinger, William Bauthani William Bower, C.G. Cook, George Cinsol, Goorgo Henry Craton, John Clark, Win. M'. Cook, Graybill tit Clark, F. B. Doturk, Henry Danklo,John Diokio, Theodore Dowees, William Dongler, John Forbes,Sam tie' G. Fry, Charles Fatens, Rev. E. J. Gray, Isaac Gorhart, James Givins, .Charlt3s Heil man, A. A..llanko, Joseph Hubbard, Jacob Ileimish, Dr. Z. Hutchison, Thoinas B. Mies, Charles King, Henry Kolbe, (2) Perry A. Kline, George Lyons, Valentine LooVii, Wil liam LeWIS, John Moyer, John Moorb, James MoOlaren; D. IC. Nits,' Calob K. Rhoads, Franklin Boor°, Henry J. Butz, Leonhard Roiningor, A. Shaltors -E. K. Stafford, Jacob - Smith, 'lsrael Shirk, StrohOckor, Capt. N. H. Soil, Joseph Saokvollo, Albert Stoud promos Sidel, O. 11. Boavos, J, Solomon Co., Lewis Shaw, Philip 801(1°1 1 (Ship) Obod Swoltzor, Wllliani H. To mond, Abraham -Wagner, A. J. :Whitman, John R. Weidner, William • Wagner. Milan Zeiggle. . ' . THE ',MARKETS. . READING, Feb. 4, IRI9. , - ' Motley ifarket., Ilusliosg & Bro., llstiktlrs, No. 10_, North GM stroOt, quote as follows : .RHADiNO, Feb, 4, ISM Old U. S. O's 1611 - - • • 111 1 ,4 Old U. S. Ws 18 6 2 .. _ • • . : • 11 'tom/_ New U. S. 5 , 20'8,1861, July and Jan. - New U. S. 5.20's 1805. piny and Nov.' ' - Now U.S. MS. now Now U. S.:).llD's ltql7, July and Jan. • Now U. S. 5.2)'P kV, - - • • Ton Forty Donde. • • • Gold in Now York an to 12 Welook, .' \ Gold in Re Whig at Ilushong k Bros. ia , ain an 4 Fiout 4 Market. SUM.' NO I'ltiCIES, Mite NV heat Flour per 1)1)1,,-; $l2 50 Red " Extra Family per 1)14 11 50 61 u 66 66 11 00 Cent:11°1),(11m) y 100 Corn (now) ~,..,„ Best 2111thif1ngs, Common, Bran, _ ' 40 Corn b 1041,. 1 BO PAYING 'PRICES. White Wheat per hurtle!, tted u It It Rye Oitte Corn Corn . HMI sekeepirs' Iffarket. Berrsa—Fresh dairy, i f , 1b.,, " Lump, 6 GlingBH—Cheese V lb., lane—bard V lb., . klotis..—Eggs V dozen, Aremis—Apples V peck, .; Dried V quart,. Piranhas— " lb., Muter—Beefsteak, round fl p i ., 16 11 sirloin, if " - rump, o • " Beef roast, 11 ... l ' Ileef dried, II " Veal Cutlets, ii II " chops, 66 "MULLOiI, 11 " rOrk I 11 II i " steak, it " Sausage fresh 13 II " smoked, 11 LlAMii—lialllS • g , 11 Si kW, ' • . 16 8110 U 1.11141113 •16 , , SiOSS—* ~' ' ; , •11 POULTRY - 01 iCkCTI9 rive, 611 " 1 " - II dressed, 61 -.- ' It ' ' Turkies live,. rt -, 11 " dresserl, 11 II Chickens if ppr " r0w,009 lip bushel, 4 • Ateadisig 'jay Market• „..,„$lO 00for 2000 114 Majdow /By 14 00 st Long Ityo straw 15 00 41 .1 TarAglod 1 0(1 ” Leather iltatket. URADINO PRIORR LE.A.Tilin.••-•HOMIOOk Solo, l IS t Oak, SI (4 ' Harness, a CaMan, • is Uppar, • • • fa , • . ;up, Sun risen Monday, Tuesday,T Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, PEOP '8 passions, like a groat deal, of the nilk in the market, should be restrained. . TUESDAY next Is fastnaeht, which event Wlll doubticsx be generally celebrated by our hen. pitablo matrons. THEIIKRTO peoplo.Ofso littio murago as to ho afraid to say-that tho wind bloWs cohi, no Matter how much they feel it, ui►less t.l►ey have previously heard others Oxpress and maintain similar 'thoughts on the same s9b- Oct.- Mom Eof our cotempararlos abroad soon► to doubt tho "growth" ;of Reading. As an indi cation of tho extent of our "domain," we, may montion that on several twasions we have known our friends to "step"' out• for a,fow minutes the ovohing, and not got home un til tho neNt morning. It is supposed that they walked so far in a half an hour that it took them all night to get 'back. • . --- -- - 'IP ''' ---- • , AN INFAMOUS ATTEMPT AT INCH N DIAj‘ISM. —The Lancaster Express of Wediiosday even ing says : Ono of the Most cowardly and dim• tardly acts over perpetrated in this city was committed of the Home for Friendless child ren last evening. About eight IM O& some ono entered tho front door and proceeding to the front sitting room; deposited hi the centre of t lie. floor a ball of rags saturated with coal oil or some other inflammable liquid, ant' sot tiro 'to it. The matron, Miss Spence, In mo diately afterward entered the room, Pi thi I , tinie to gather up the blazing ball and cast it into ti? stove. 'i'ho carpet was burned through and .th floor slightly charred, The children. of whojn there are about two hundred In the institution; had nearly all retired to - God and many wore sound asleep. The act was the work of a grown person, or at least ono who wore large shoes, as the prints of the shoos in front of the door wore plainly visible last even. lug. Tho person after setting tire to the ball retired to the outside of the building,'and wont to the front window to watch thepro ( gross of his infernal work. •This Was evident from the foot.prints in the snow.' •;,, ! 1 . , . _1 . J (COURT . PROCEEDINGS ( Ontinuca O'OM First Edition.) '. i TWO grounds of,dofence wero sot up i n this case.. Tho first' was that the agreement of Herbine to assume the debt of Dolled not having been In writing, there could •bo no re covery hero on account of the intervention of the Act of 20th of Apr 11,1855, commonly known as the Statute of Frauds, wnich provides that ' , no action shall be brought to charge a defend ant mummy special promiso to answer fortho debt or dofault of another, unless tho agree ment; on which tho action shall be brought, or Homo memorandum thereof shall be . •In 'writ ting, andsigned by the party to be charged therowith, or some other person 'by him au thorized." The second ground of defence al legod'waa thatstho cow had been warranted spund when sold, while in reality she was not. The proof was that when the bargain was be ing concluded nottenstine said to Dehart that ho would warrant tho cow. to have no. fain De or words to that offset. In order to establish a breach of the warrant, The dofenco had re course among other evidence; to professional' testimony. .11r. John Phillips, a cow physi cian, was called to thestand,who t&tilled that ho had examined the cow, and that she was affileted'.with . ringbono. The. .pill.' assorted that the cow branch of, the 'aniknal creation was not`subject to this diseamo,which was con fined exelusivoly to horses, and furthor Insin ttted that oven if sho was, • the defect was of little practical moment, productiveness , and not speed being her indispensable qualillea don. Dr. Phillips, howover, differed in MU. opinion, backing his theory with' the.obee ,va- Bons of a long professional experionco, ha 'lng successfully treated the , disease in MI In stances, as he said by' pow-wowing. ' sho had not boon•retalned, however, in the case under considoration, there Was unfortuotoly no test in this instance, 'of the efficiently of this modo of cure. Thedofe,nce proved by-the man who now owned the cow, that although she had lumps on'her legs he would not tako .1175 for her at the present time. ' Tho Court hold in regard to the first point that there ,was no guaranty hero, which' would bring the case within the proirisions of the statute of frauds. lierblue •owing the money to Dehart and there Simply, being an agreement to, pass it over to .11ottonstinoj in-, stead of paying it directly to the latter. The simple point submitted to the jury, wasthe question of the warranty in this case, against all defects, and °defects were found to Nave ex isted, the depreciation in the Value of •the animal in consequence 'West°o dofalkad by, the jury from the price at which oho was sold. But theim detects must be font d to be such as wero not apparont upon obsen'atiOn, otherwise it was Purehasor's fault in buying an animal manifestly unsound. ' If howovier the plif with out warranting the cow made represenbitions in regard to her character, which ho . knew to ho false, and the purchaser had no opportimity of inspecting the proporty,the pl ft.. would still ho liable as In a broach ofwarrenty. •The jury found for the OM /146.33. P. D. Wanner and Barclay for pl. Jacobs for deft, Our Weruepville Lotter; •.).' WERNEIiBVII.I.B, Feb. 4,186 q. Eu. DAILY EAol.l.3:—There is • 110 much, ,if any account to report at present. 'The greet topic is the "Bully•On•Hog.Feeders.'! Taking the average od the whole, Adam IL Ruth ! is th champion feeder of Lower Heidelberg. le,"steak butcher" reports 'the following pokers killed for A. 11. Ruth on Monday Wt.: , let; W lbs.; 2d, 654 lbs.; ilt 486_165.j8 4th, 4551 lbs.; Oth, 453 lbs. The average weight of each is over 5061b5. They were fed by a staunch Democrat. Who can beat it ? 16957 11(4 1006 14 $Y 14 108 N 135 1 / 1 34 4 1 00 .100 ME= ....18O@190 ....1 50 01 70 1 40 8,1 b 0 BEES 20(Dt2 2,V30 .12 f .20 I .22 .18620 .18020 ,212 1 .23026 ;28 .60 aloo ...... 7baloo C:=l 31@330 41011 c COMO 7:3 ,: iimll , . 7 al II It SECOND E1)1T1)N. 2 1-2 ,O'CLOCK I'. Daily Altmcntac. 6 .e 2•5 8,91 t sets Day's length 10 hOnrs 10 intnntes. State of Thermometer. 7 A. 5, M. . 20 Sio 310 33 0 25° THERE IS nothing apoolat in tnarkotslo ro od to-day: .~~ NEM Grain coins in very freely at reduced prices, but coal is of an average higher, that is for nut and pea. Yours truly, From New,. York—The hisk ey War— Church Trouhies. NEw Yong, Feb._ 4.—The internal revenue authorities have caused the arrest of Thomas O'Callaglinn'and John F. Uhlrich, the former Collector of Internal revenue in the ninth dig• trict, and the owner of it distillery in,Terith avenue, between Sixty-fourth and. Sixty-fifth streets, charged with removing illicit whiskey from the establishmont before pa had paid the Government tax. o!Callaghan', was 11014- to bail in the sum - 0f . 510,000 ; unable to find n like amount. way held in custody, though theJtike promised to hear a motion for reduc tion o'f bail.on Wednesday next. The Fifth Avenue Baptist Church has linen. imouslY resolved to withdraw its fellowship from Itev. Crammond Kennedy, /formerly known at " the boy preacher,") for " liblding and, promulgating doettinee not bold by that church, nor the church at Jerusalem, as de. scribed in o Acts of the Apostles," Mori; ltAdtest .4‘ Proupertty " Another Grim tratinri, , , Pint.Anit.rutA, Feb. s.—The firm of :Illekey, Sharp k. Co., ono of the largest dry goods hou ses On Chestnut atroet, has faty. The amount Involved In the failure is put dawn at about hal a million of dollars. .A compromiao with end itors is talked of at 75 cents to the dollar. Indictment for Illniusionigititer. WAsuutoToN Eob. 4.—The Oran4.Jury lies found a true gill for manslaughter 'against a man who, without knowledge or 01‘111 in medi• eine, administered ten grains of sulphate of morphia to a woman who is , alleged to have died in now , "BRICK" Pomeroy Rays the latest perfume out is "tli'e loyal balm of a thousand Riggers," intended to , be used at thegran4.,intturrlttion bell t if it comes or, • PIK.NNSYLVANIA LIMAISL &TURF.. ITARRlsiittfio;Fit:' 4:- In'the Senate, on motion of Mr. White, the, bill to prev?ot and punish the issue or pro curement of fraudulent naturalisitiou eartifik cotes, was referred to the select committee on the registrylaw. Mr. Stinson introduced a bill' to authorize the Wilmington and Reading railroad company to raise motley by mortgage to build nay btopett or lateral railroad authorized by the charter, not exceeding three miles in length:. • Mr. Grahatuintroduced a bill to enable rail. reads, Canals and elnekwater navigation corn , panics to . straighti;;n, widen, deepen, enlarge, and otherwise improve their Hues of railroads,; canals and ilackwater navigation, and the( bridges, MpteduCts, piers, - and structures thereof. , , Mr. Wallace introduced ah Actlo repeal tin net entitled An net to authoriie the sale of the property of any incorporated company upon the - bonds secured by a mortgago .given by it, with like effect 'as if sold upon the mortgage. , Also, act to authorize appeals to the Su preme Court itenpplieatiens for rind cliar.ges of charters of incorporation. 'Mr. Connell offered thofollowing reselution ) which was twice rend: • . 5 OS 2 P. M. V 3S O 43 3 33 3 303 Resolved. That the Attorney General be and is hereby requested, to communicate to the Senate his opinion as to the constitutionality of an ace of assembly modifying and changing the revenues derived from' taxes on taverns and retailers and collaterai inheritance tax, from the sittkipg•tandotad applying the gatnp to the ordivary exiiemills and ottrront appropriations of thekorrtmonweelth.• Quite ,a lengthy discussion whe'elicifed,after which the yeas and nays wore required by Mr. Wallace and Mr, Winttre,and were as follows, viz: • Yeas--Messrs. Billingtelt,Coletuan,Vonnell, Emit, Maher. Graham, - lienexey, Olnißted, Osterhout, llohleoi, Stinson, StutzrprobTßYlor White and Worthington, Speaker-745. Nays—Messrs.-Beek,Brown (Nohlkatupton,) Burnett, Dacia, Ihrnean, Mnthdll3Bo,M'lntire, Miller, Nagle, Randall, Searight; Turner and Wallace-13. So the resolution was'adopted. • In the Houge; . Mr. Stokes reported a supple. meta to an act entitled A further supplement then net entitled.A2l act revising the charter of the municipal eorpoiletidn of,the city of Read ing,‘ approved April 12th, 1860, r6pealing the first section thereof, approved •the 80th day'Of April, A. D. 1868. The,joint resolution instructing our Senators and requesting our Hepresentatives to oppose any law placing' the, telegraph operations of the 'United States under the control of United, States (loveri u nent, after inspirited discussion, passed hully—yens 07, nays 20. Mr. Nicholson, of Beaver; asked the unani mous consent of the House to amend the bill Just passed by inserting the following resole , . , tion: Ra 011,61, That the Govphoof this Com. nonwealth be and he is herebt 00)44 to ranamit a 6opy of theae resolutions to each timber of.the Senate and 'House of Represen• Mires in Congress from this State. Adopted, after which the Holum adjourned. ,MAmun, Feb. Cr-Bands. of Carlists luxve ttp• peered' in Catalonia, coming from' the Valley of Andorra, and seeking to produco a rising against the Provisional Uovernment. Treeps have been sent to disperse them. The journals here,. fearing a civil war, urge the Government to take active measures, and that the people unite against the reactionary parties. _rmtAut:AY, PARIS, Feb. .I! l +Later advices from :South America show that Lo'pez still confronts his enemies, and that the Brazilians make but lit, tle regress iu Ble conquest of the country. • . HAVANA, 101). 4.- , --Thd official journals are suspiciously ijniet in regard toitlio progress of the insurrection. t. Tl►o lipiario" of to-day says Gen.Ararangg, of the revolutionary forces, has been assassina ted by his companions. " - MARRIED. • By Ilia Roy'. T. ,A..loornlOy. MANSI'II.I)--MOBItM.—On January 21, 110nry Ittomsfleltt to Amelia Moors, botli,of Reading. No clads. ' ' • .'THE IMPORTANCE OF 1 ' HEALTH' None but MOO 4100 . 1Ved OfllllB.bleising'know of its lost. Thu pimpled, blotehed, and Xetterod covered person looks upon'a,elefr, , smooth skin 'with Jealousy,..itail inwardly desires the seine. MOso WilOACHystothl4 nro filled with the virus of SCROFULA, and °titer eutaneous d [souses, eau not have good health. When the blood Is, im pure, disease is sure to follow.: All have timely warning in those Pimples, Illotehos, Tenors, Soles,Boils, Copper.colercd Patches, &ties, 4 1 03. Avert the calamity, by purifying the system with tho SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND KERR JUICES, SAMARITAN'S ROOT ANDAIRIth JU WKS, LIAZRAIUTANN ROOT AND HEIM 'JUICES, Before Serofnia takes a thin kohl, How 'many have the virus of Syphilis in the systein, and In that dendltlon . contomplnte mar rlago, knowing little of Its baneful influeneo op the constitntlon. To such - we say STOP. First 01010186 yourself of Mdse impurities yof that scrofulous Wootton, (which - in many cases hi hereditary In the Constitution,) before y ou bring misery on yourself and offvpring„ nice - *Le per bottle, • TIM MOST VERTAIN RKMBUY 'EiruaWu. Yes 1' A • rustily° Cure I " Re all DiBeaßCB Arising from Youlltfut Indiscretion. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury. Only ten Pills to ho taken to effect a cure. They. are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor any unplensant i taste, and will not in any way injure the stomaeh of bowels of thir not delicate. Cures in from two l td four days, and recent eases In twenty-four hours. Sent by mai:. Price— Malelnu.skageS St n Female 43. Sold by Harvey Birch, Ateading, Pa., and by Druggists. DESMOND Co., Proprietors doe26-Iyl OM Hue street, Philadelphia. Among the many restoratives which natute inticsupplied to relieve the afflictions of human• ity, there is no more favorite one for a certain class of diseases than the "medical gum+► of the Wild Cherry Tree; but however valuable It Is, its power to heal, to seethe, to relieve and - to Our°, Is enhanCed tenfold by selentiflo and ' itt diclous combination with other ingredients, in themselves of equal worth. This happy mingling exists to'd'reinarkable degree In ' • El Jar., Wistar's Da :sem of Wild Cherry, whoop value In curing Coughs, Colds,,proughitis,- . . Whooping Cough, Croup, Asthinn, Pulmonary Affection, and, Incipient Consumption is Ines. , timablo. ,,-, STRONG TESTIMON Y, :From lixxa, WilEat,ica, Esq., Depot Master of South Royal/Jon, Mass. ; ulmi thotipring of 1858 I was most severely af flicted with a hard, dry cough, with its usual ao eompaniments of night sweat sootnpletely pros. trating my nervatis ti 3 stem. aml,produchig , such a debilitated state of health that, after trying medical aid to,, no purpose, 1 bad given up all hopes of Mir recovering, as had also may friends: At this stage of matters I was prevailed upon through the 11111lielliM of aimighber to try Wis. tar's Ealuani of Wild Cherry, avid, bbfore using two bottles, the effect was _almost magical. My cough entirely loft move, the nightsweatsdeserted me, hope once more.elated my depressed spirits, and soon I had attained my wonted strength find, vigor. Thiiii haii this Bahian]; as , Ints.tiften been remarked.by personStenvoritant with the,above facts, literally anatelied me from' the:yawning grave. You are at liberty to use this for the ben efit of the rioted. , prepatcd ttsEwty. rowLE we• j3o*. t if; mont etre° ,posten, and tot by prugglets gem:ll'oly. ' • GRACE'S bELEBRATED SALVE cures ma very snort ulna • - CUTS, BURNS, SCALDS; WOUNDS, 811131810, SPRAINS, ERYSIPELAS, SALT ItilEUbL , . JUNUWORIL CUP„P.ED HANDS BOHAN ", • ' • 4110 ZEN LIISIBEV LFELONgi: (511L MAINS, &c, • It la promptin u4tion, roulOves .palf' at once, awl re(hlotrig trinat angry /rookln H wollaga andintininniationa; m'att',-.411u relief tititl IL complete cpre. 2-4Wdltw. NY,WBPAPERS for sale at . tiAzorra W0111001 , 20 ) 11 ; t tla q •• V letirelgn Nowit SPAIN. • SAMARITAN'S Ile ti pe: meat' -for Neuralgia,. ToothiMhe, tar. aohs,-Ilea ache, Rheumatism, Fields, tfirae, Frost Bites, and eU aoute pains, To ailerhyto human suffering shotthi comilituto 160 highest MU) ,tho truo s pitilatiotther. What the wan hof science 'lll ouf:Ontrt day has already achle‘ ea, b) the inhalationclof chloroform awl ether to alto) the Ftifill COnSe4UOiliniOu difficult surgical opetatice., !.. SAYRE'S I INSTANT, -PAIN CURE' will acconipllth byainplo outward application. • Ile etteot 14 ikrfectly ntagleaL and Its pngn•tllni aln.so entltvly bartaleaa at to Inv as applicablo to thaehad of t e n• der ego ao to the adult. Thouaauds of ittoec.:3llll oakt lir). that OM Lt no Action, but a ilia boyond all eutitiov oily. and a single lIIINUCAtiOIk of the turn will sousing the rma• akeptleal attiforerofltd truly iniroculoua tawer. WE CHALLENGE THE 'WOULD • To PTodues its Equal, No family that once bee° ni es,oequointed with itg'virtues will be without it, Pelee s 4 Ct.. Sold by all Progr,lets. 4l6 E. MISHL,IER'ac CO Bole Proprietors, Resaieg ‘ P. ,„ leywhat J. A; Dudley , tam of the Gm Hud. ley A Stafford, 0 . 110 of the largest whoitnale dm* establishments In this country t thl Balla MAN Br.. Now Yolk. January 5.1868. N. idistmaa A eq.. Plea ding, Pa.rDear Sire ful It affords me pleasure to speak of wonder effects of'your"Pala Cure," in If own cue. In J i nn° last. I was attacked ,with //under In My abdomen and shirk Allot suffer ng Intensely lot nearly two weolge. I waa luduood to try your rem e. dy, and after at. application, to lacy utter suipthe. I was icelieved in a,fav seconds. So sudden was •the rifler that I doultl scarcely* believe my own sense . Praia my knowledge of tbe , prOnaratton,l, tirtuly believe that it will stop t In from nearly every cause and almost hut/kali, Ftespeottlally. J. you Of the Arm of Dudley A Stafford. 1 holesele • I. I ,IIDLRY, Dm glts. lan. 211-tf. HARRISt • PEARL, SOAP, TUN CHRAPA'SY 44 NI DA'S? AII fIOLL' FOR ALL PURPQ.V.Y T LAT .‘i()AP IS MS& FUR. WASHING ("..OTHL'S EXCEPTeTh. THE GREAT AMERICAN SOAP COMPANY take pleasure in informing the people of Beadial and vicinity, (but more particularly all goo Housekeepers) that they are manufacturing an introducing a Soap Inverter to all others fpr this following purposes t PIIBT-44 Cleaning hint, WeoLwork i ital. bit,_ " OE cIND—For Oltaniog '(and Polishlat at the same 1 me) Metals f all descriptio ns, - Housekeepers can at once see e [neat Kasen tago of this, as itis entirely unnocossary_to keep he heretofore, Polishing Powder., Briok Dust. Sand. Mhos. Ale., .Ice. , THlRD—bier a Palm or Bath Om, oaPeolall7 „whore' thero are any impurities or stoats upon the hands, such as Paint, Grease of any kind. Printers' Ink &o. &c. , OMITS and last—Par the thousand and one other purposes fur which soap is in constant use. and which it is itupessible to enumerate alibis time. ' DIRECTIONS 70R USING 114111115' PURL RO t it for each and every purpose above mention, ~ To be used In the same manner as any otherßoap with this exception , our oap to acco thakit only requires ONE-THIRD the amount or mplish the same re ! sults as others, an ONE-THIRD of the, Walt and LABOR saved, i WANTRD. every Perios in Readily toter, • HARRIS' PPL l A'itt, SOAP., BEWARE OW ALL IMITATIONS! . Manufactured Exclueively , by the Great Avterie Soap 6003 Arch greet, Phi:tide/AO. -11. A AIL IB& 00, . — Proprintora. *i' BURiIIOLDRII i MADERA, corner of 'lllh and Washington Streets, Sole Agents for Beading, AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY & COUN TY. IN THE UNITED STATES. Tho.Boap is now Offered to the. Publlo at the. lol lowin Stores: , Stan r & Shonfolder, Yooma & Mundt. A. Po telgor. • • Herbine & Prom. , J. & . Saylor. i H. (3. Holster. la & Boone. 11, B. Piqhthorni• D. leer, . • Hinnershlts & Batip, J. adore, - O. lieffoltinger, - A. Swart:, - - P. Shaeffer. '-- • i' . . offer 11 1 " ii so . . I D t (Yetis &Co.. M. Keifer & Bon. - J. H. Hildobeite4 0. K. Boyer. _ W. Stott, J. T"'lne, • ii. Hemmig, , J. ifil - P. Dehart, J. itnO, . W, Boyer, - Ott & Donlet., 0ct.17-ly f NEW, MEAT MARKET.' 'HIE undersigned having opened a now 1411,71 T 'STOKE' und er , Library Jinn i corner of riftli and Franklin streetsoluipectftilly solicit a Share of public patronage. Always on hand a full slip ply of all kinds of Meat, Sausage, SCrapplO, ate„ at reationablo prices. All orders' promptly filled, and customers served at their houses. Jan 20-8 nod ItAUDENIIUSiI CONRAD.' OTICE.—At a mooting Of The Mutual Savings anti Building Assodiolon hold last evenink, qL lst, MA it waitresollyed that the price per share be redtmed tai..1.00 each, Instead of aloe each, us heretofore, The number of shares were/ also limited VS 2000, but the assoalation ' will go into operation ati soon as 1000 shares at() ear bed.' Persomrdesiring to bedome Inombera eau subscribe for shares at the store of David! Ermentrout, No. 14 North sth street, or to either of the underaigned. • 11.0. JONES, JAS, le, VA} HORNE, /Committee. 1'; M. ERMENTROUT, i , Feb, ROSA.DA.LIS PURIFIES" THE MOOD: FOR RAL BY DRU00182"8 RVERYWHPIRR. flue 184 y CARPETSICARPTSH B. R. MARK XIBY & CO;., • ,No. ylB Plena street. below Franklin, be tween 811th end Itelifentbstreek. • Respectfully , inform the citizens of Reading best vi cinity, that they are manufacturing the very ln-' f grain, ail-wool Carpets, ever offered in this city. La y* potterne and colors. Wholesale and retail at New York prices. WelnVite the public to examine our goods before purchasing eleetinsero, and 'aye 25 per cent . Buy out of first class hands and save monCy. 4.11-8 m - B. 11. MARKLRY4 CO. ------- - - Lewisou. SAI.H.—Tho counters and shelving of store•rooin 403 Penn street, lately occupied by Howler; nearly as good as ,new, can bo bought at a low figure, by applying soon at Jan 181 , AlltillLEWS 110THL. LUMBER 1 LUMBER! 1. BOAS. &V,AUDEDI4USH. Coiner 4 ft end Sprope,etreet • (The first .4.umbl 4egd on 4lh areet k baoso THE HEST, CHEAPEST' ANT! MONT CONVENIENT YARD IN THE CITY. We halm constantly on hand ti large assort. meat ot all kinds oLLumber, which will be Ms poshd off at the lowest inarktot pr ,lees In 4 'teati me to suit purohasoys. . AUU. WAS. 040. W. ILAUDNNIAUBU. Web' 24-Ltd . - [OT. 66 91 4 0 RAPS FROM Tiig roxsolt BLE, II BY A, UMBEL OFFICER. THE 'OTMEIt i SIDE OF' ,TIIE QUESTION. HUMOR, FANCY, AND STUBBORN 14(Yrs. TREATMENT F PRISONERS AT CAMP CHASE ANDJOIINBONFB ISLAND. One of the most readable b_ogisip,Ubl !nod. For vale by • RITTER, A CO, eagle Book Store, .131 Penn street. Reading, • 4 • - - MUSKUATSO MINKS, RATS ANI) RACUOONS.--Inst receive() a full alma- Went of Muskrat, Mink, Rat and Raccoon Traps for sato cheap by, • . MoGIOWAN i*M1114TI400: 99%'*•14 , , (112F913014:0014
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