FsTATE OVI)ANIEL lIAUDI, LATE
of blublonborgtownt!• 4 ' , Ontinty, ttcr
(14%40(1, Lottorst tit tO, the Mat° 13/
tho Rbovo flawed doal:at Jwl; o 144 granted to
t ti
ho nktmAllmod t ratild it tAn entalp*luthiP• eu
11 ilium; innobkoil to few, estot4 alto lioqUeetoo to
mako lmtnodlsto Otywoot, And 000 . linvieg
clitlints will prosont to , In t _prOp_err Atitirtitar •
ted, for dolt - lenient. 1110111 A 1541.1 J ,
• pANIEL BAUM, Jr.
d 00.19-81,1 EX -.10.4341.
BALE OF VA.LUAD/ WOIDLAINIT).
—On Saturday, Jantuiry , 1e62, a 2 o'clock k'.
M., the undersigned will off ra; pu lie sale, at
Donglerls tavern. in Alsace I tOwnehtp, about SO
thirtyf CHESTNUT TIMBER LAND, townsh i p,
years growth, situate In Alsace
Barka county, adjoining lands of Josiah Do.
Turk, ba ulk, James Z. Griosetner and others.
The land- -runs out jo the turnpike and the
wood can easily be ,remored. This property
will be offered In 10. nue lots or In oneviece, to
suit purchasers. Conditions will be made,
known, at the time or sale, by
AMOS W. POTTEIGER,
JONATHAN OICICEIi,
JAMES MILLER.
EMME
MOTI Q - E IS HEREBY ,GIVEN,
AA that the amount of Lewis Schaeffer, Commt
tee of Israel K Kline, a lunatic, has been flied la
the Prothonotary's office of Burks county, and ,
that the same will be confirmed, on Monday, the
Bth day of February next, anion Canso be shown
to the contrary. W. 11. GRIMMER,
Jan a-4tl Prothonotary.t
•
I.3UBLIC SALE.—WILL BE SOLD .
~. .1 at publlo sale, on Thursday, February 18th,
at the residence of Dr. I'. J. Tryon, in Exeter
township, Berke county, (about % of a mile be
low Stoueraville) the following personal pro.
perty
A pair of black matched horses, 1 bay trotting
horse, rtestraweerrproan' mare colt, sired by
Young la Arabian stallion Hilly ,
4 Mustaplt, three
years old 5 cows, all In profit, heifers and one
year and a halt old bull, all Durham stocky 1
Routhdowu bfiek, full blood, which drew the first
premium at the *Jerks County Agricultural
Fair In 18(181 'two horse ivagon with patent spin
illes,l light horse wagon, 9 sulkies, 1 pair of- bay
ladders, plows, harness, shovel harrow, grain
cradle, scythes and poles, splitting axe and
wedges, 4 lets of Yankee harness, / cheek lines,
fly note, blind bailors and collars, double end
single trey', log and cow chains, forks, rakes,
10) Chestnut rails; bedsteads, IttoVoB,
kitchen furniture, and litany other articles.
Salo to commence at 12 o'clock M., when terms
of sale wlllbo nutdo known by
P. J. TRYON.
Amos Tharssroan, Auctioneer. flan No-3t
pUBLIC SALE.-WILL DE SOLD AT
pnblio solo, on Thursday, the Itlctla) of Yob
nary, IX; 112/2_, by the subsoribor, In Iloldol
bcfg teWnShip, Barks County, the following per
sonal property, to wit :
5 work horses, two of which are mares with
foal, and ono of Own is 4 years old, an extra
horse; Mlle, ono 2 years and the other 1 year
old 6 miloit cows soma heavy witirOalves,
holfors, heavy with' calves, Byoung heifers, I
steer, 1 durham 1.
calves, broad wboolod
wagon, nearly now, 1 narrow wheeled wagon
with two extra wheels, 1 wagon body, 2 setts ma
itro boards, 5 plows, two of which ) aro new, 1
largo and 1 small cultivator, 9 pin harrows, 1
threshing machine (iltuto,y's patent), fanning
mill, 1 grain rake, 1 straw bench 1 land roller,
2 Butt hay ladders (1 pair now)i 6 :lOUs wagon har
ness, blinds, halters, halter chains, cow chains,
log and Mb chains, rakes, immure and Welt
forks, 1 largo , matturo hook, hay by tho ton,
gryin crtulles, mowing BoythOs i l cooking stove,
wish pipe I grind stony, 1 bed and bedding, 1
side sad:ll'o,lot planting pototocs,looppor kottle
(that holds a barrel), ono double edged rolling
knife, and a great variety of farming utensils
and household furniture, too numerous to
insert.
Halo to commence at 10 o'clock, A. U., on slid
day, when conditions wilt he made. known b
16-4tltan 81811111CN 131(31Alt ".
PUBLIC ;BALE,--WILL BR SO I)
at public sale, on Thursday, the 28th of
February, le6o, at 'lO o'clock A. 11,, on the pro.
infant:, in Maxatawny towns hi p , Brke county,
near Kutatown, tho following artiolos_, via :
is horses, whorouf ono le it good bay leader
maro, ono good bay saddle mare, two young bay
horses,_ work single and doublo in harness two
good bay mares, ono is a . good driver sing ' lo or
double In harness, ono grey maro with foal this
spring, ono throe year old bay mare, one two
year old colt, ono ono year old ,roan horse colt;
2 setts hind gears, 4 sotto front gears, collars,
blind halters atid other halters l 10 "head of
in doh cows, homo summer and somo fall 0Q1 1 18;
I tiovonshiro bull„ a groat number of helfots, 4
sheep, 1 owe and 1 buck (Jersey brood); 2 planta
tion wagons, 1 largo wagon with body, 1 two
horse wagon with body, 1 threshing machine,
(nearly new), with high shaker 1 excelsior mow.
or and reaper , good grain drill, fanning mill,
sleigh, plod, U plows, harrows, 1 throo furrow
plow, largo cultivator, patonkhay rake, 1 straw
cutter (California patent), hand cutting box, lot
of :mingle sintl doublo trine, plow gears, 3 Hotta
hay ladders, log chains, cow chains, hay, pitch,
dung And shako forks; 2 beds and bedsteads,
largo meal chest, cooking stove and pipe,tabs,
barrels, and a great variety of house and binn
ing utensils too numerous to mention.
Contiltions,will - ba made known on the day of
sale by DAVID 8. LEVAN.
Jan Y.3-bt
A DJOURNEDI SALE OF VALUA
-1.11.8LE BEAL bo sold by_ the
subsoriber, at the public) house Of Jacob Uraelr,
In tko riling° of Leosport, On tolannee township,
Berke eounty, on inturday, the 13th of February,
1800, atl. o'clock P. M., the following described
real °stet°, to wit
No. 1. All that certain Tract of Land situate
near Leesport, I.nitelaiinee township, in the comp
ty of Berko, adjoining lands of Valontlue Hart
man Leesport Iron Company and others, c on.
tabling 10 Rows more or loss.
No. 2. A certain Tract of Land situate near
Leesport, in the tovfnellip of Ontelitunee, - sald
county, adjoining lands or Leesport Iron Com
pany, Daniol Fisher and others, containing e;
11,01'.0 snore or less.
No. 3. All that certain mossuago and Woo° of
and In the village of Leesport, in said county,
adjoining property of Ponroso Wiley, Helena ,
Ulmer, and others, containing t acre and 4
porches. The improvements corssiq of a largo
ItWo story DWIGLLING 110 USN,) ram° Darn,
Wagon Shed and Blacksmith Shop. Thu
kbOVCiprorntaos aro unable for a tavern stand.
No. 1. A Lotof Ground In the vilingo ,of Lees.
port, a4tlolning- property of Ponroso Wiley,
Tobias Clouser, doooased, and others, containing
10 aoros strict moasure.
No. 5. Aft that oortain FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE and lot of ground In said village of Loon•
port, In said county, containing II porches, etr/ot
measure. .
No. a. All that cortaln BRICK 11011813 and lot
or place of ground In said village of Leesport,
lu said county, containing 11 perchos, utriot
measure. ,
The above proporties will be'sold In the whole,
or by lots to suit:purchasers. Conditions of solo
made known by. VitANKLIN
Jan 304E_
-1 - 4 -1 xEc UTOPSI SALE OF VA LUA
SIX BEAL cEsTATE,--On Wednesday, lob
runry 24th, 1809, will bo Odd at public sato, on
the premises, at the residence of George Whit.
nor, deceased, hi Oley township, Berks County,
the following Real Entate, to wit :
No. 1. A VALUABLE leAftlf, in a high state
of cultivation, containing 112 sores, more or
lost: consisting of Lhno - Stone and Clay Sou,
ut
with the following lanproveents, viz: - Ono
mitwo4tory double STONY-DWELLING, of
brown insetio finish; ono tone Swiss Barn,
two-story stone Pig Sty, 1 110 frame Wagon
House with Corn Cribe k twt frame Carriage
Hondo, ono forme Wood lions one steno Smoke
House with vault and line Sprig of water un
ilornesth, and other buildings. All of the fore
going improvements, witli tin: mums, are in ex
ooliont condition. Thoro seo two Apple Or.
chards—one of whioh contains over 100 choloo
trues; also, Oro never failing tip s of Water.
4 ug
On the same promises, within . ,1 yards of the
improvements nbovo dosoribod, aro a fine two.
stortstone Dwelling douse, Swisillarn, Slam:Ob.
for House, and other buildings, :With two Wolin
of excellent water and a young ipploOrohar,l of
oholoo fruit.
The above described prey:also will be sold In
the whole or in aspirate tracts to suit wilts.
Borg, as follows:
First—Tho original (ant, consisting of 70 acres,
more or less, with the improvoments first above
described. 1
Second-13 acres, more -or less, With the last
above described itnpmvomekta.
Third-34 acres, more or Peas, adjoining the
above.
This Is ono of the 1111' and mist. desirable
farina in the State. The gromids.rountling
the dwelliogs as well as tiftirge, gar dens, are
beautifully laid out and decorated" ith flower.
Inv plants, shrubbery, fruit. and ornamental
trees, de. It Is located in the fertile valley of
Oloy township, Rorke county, at the terminus
of the Douglassville Turnpike, amiles _Noxtb of
Douglassville, on the [Wading. and Oloy Turn.
pike, 10 miles East of Reading, and within half
a mile of the proposed Railroad oonnecting the
East Pennsylvania Railroad With the Phllatiel.
• phia and Reading RatirclatiAltronsit this Icor
No. if.' A tract of land in Earl township, 1 the
iidistant front said farm containing 4 acre lof
enitivated laud, ante 7 acres of CHESTNUT(
SPROUT LAND. The Improvements are a'
13WELLINO HOUSE, Stable anti other
buildings, with an excellent Spring of water.
No. S. A very One Traet Of CHESTNUT
liElt of 30 years growth, containing 17. stores„
more or less. There are tracos of Iron Ore upeg
this tract. vt•
Persons wishing t examine the premises
before day of Sale, are invited to Call at any
time.
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock noon, when con
ditions Of sale will bo made known. Liberal,
terms to purchasers.
CATHARINE WHITHER,
CALVIN K. WHITNER, R
SAMUEL K. WHITHE,
tiKOROE K. WHITNER;
Executors.
lan *-3tl
C9AL SCUTTLES, COAL SHOVELS,
ileaktr Scoops, Snow Moven!, and a variety
of other useful Hardware, fnr aide cheap by.
bIotiOWAN & MlLTlifogx
stra,
ootal-tt Allyeau ta.
MEMMI
ILLOHIBIBTEL rousDEBBI
And
OgI4IIRAL DEAIiEItB IN
taW and Manulkaturirs'.BuPPlies
No. 627, •n» 09 Fammix &rum
lan2S.
EBHOLTZ,
JOSEPH
NO. 710 PENN STREET,
READING. PA.
M constantly' on hand the
BEST BEEF,
u ell as all kinds of meat And saptata, liver
pudding, blood pudoljpg, Ifumbfort. 'l3o win:len
to/4n", &0 ., all of vblob will be sold at t o lowest
price
rse,tail Also, allkinde of Sausagoillans,wholisole
and . , nor 5-3 m
GREAT' FURNITURE DEPOT.
SCHRCEDER & FELIX,
•
Wareroom, corner "Fifth and Washington
streets.
MANUFACTORY. WASHINGTON STREET
• BELOW FIFTH
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
IRE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULIiY IN
vita public , attention to their splendid stook of
t-olass furniture now and`constantly on hand,
and made to order to suit customers.
Among_ other-articles, especial attention .111
In
vited to their unsurpassed
EXTENSION TABLES,
DRESSING BUREAUS,
DINING ROOM CHAIRS,.
CENTRE AND OTHER TABLES,
BEDSTEADS OF THE L'ATEST STYLES,
and every other article in their line of business.
Every article Is manufactured by* themselves, in
their admirably arranged manuftmtery , with the
most perfect machinery, and skillful mechanics.
and finished - 1n an unsurpassed manner. •
Also prepared to execute all orders for
CARVING, •
TURNING,
MOULDINGS. SAWING, and
All orders promptly 'snouted, and warranted to
give utisfactlon. sp. HI
4:01 / 3 PRINTIVG, E o v rip r tloD d n e
Job IPr ntlng neatly exeoute at tne a "LAOLia
Printing ICttablfahment.
DR. A. MUM,
DENTIS,T,
Otßoo—No. 600 IA Penn nireet, Rending,
(Anovr .7.b. BROWN'S liAl STORIG)
Armored Iroo No. 6 Nor* Fifth street.
Partioular attention paid to curing diseases of
the Mouth and Oums. such as Bounty. Preternatu
ral Growth of ()num Alveolar Abseosses. disease
of the Alveolarproooss. Fissured Palates. and all
diseases to which the mouth and gumi, are alib
i eat. _
Teeth extracted without pain, and Wonted on
all material used by the Profession. •
Office hours. from? A. M. to 7P. M. [deo4-ly
f A. 1:111I218M1111V8
Extensive Grain Warehouse,
Now ready for
FARMERS AND OONSIGNORE4,
Who may wish to itCoro Orain,cdo. *Storage and
oommisslon reasonably. Also. aeuperlor stook.of
FLOUR AND FEED, ttc.,
morsels wholesale and retail, sitlioweinideeetbn
owl benumbs/tad elsewhere. Mao. a suPorkriot og
Buckwheat Meal, and Potatooee
OMoe, No:105 North Eighth-St:No*OlEO%
-fehs
R EMOVAL! REMOVAL!!
BARTO'S
LIQUOR STORE,
Ms been removed from the Keystone Building to
the new end elegant store.
NO. 437 PENN STRENT,
Where customers wilt And a very large stook of the
best and Purest
WINES, BRANDIES, WHISKIES,
evet offered to the public of Reali s m'. All the
proof o f the above that is required trial. A
share of patronage is solicited. TOB A 8 DARTO.
NEVITSPArfR Q A largo lot of
A - 3.• oa nowspa
perk on and at la o ea. which will Ile sold
ob sp.
Olilin3TlAN RITTIIO3
, GENUINE BLOOD PURIFIER,
Kull
knotsander th• name of "FEWER'S PACXr
LIR a valuable mails; forsale at the !'Fals "
. a •
VO 0 ISS We have oir
bend and for
la a largo variety o Thank Voo a which will ba;
oilooß itinn co.
LYONS HOTEL •
W. It. ARTDlAlt.Praprietor.
One of the best housos outstdo_pf the large cities.
It is locatca on the lih6 or tho llast Pennolvanin
Railroad, nlmot midway between Reading and Al
lentown. Alt trains between Now York and the
West, as well as all way Wins. stop at Lreas. sad
immediately in front et thy Lyons hots%
.tai" Everything in and abouttbe hotel is uissar.
passed. A first rate Livery Citable is alto kept la
connsetion with the Hotel. baba-
LAUER'S BREWERY I
READING. PA. 1 1
'
The subserlberrespeetfully announ Eto the pub
-118 that be b•, qcontiy enlarged hls Brewers , to a
considerable extent. and introduce steam pOMM
(a all its departments, and is now ready to supply
all Ilownnds for .
READING. PA.
For hOme and distant consumption. Tile stock 01
Malt Liquors, warranted to keop in all climates, it
se follows I •
BROWN STOUT, PORTER.
BOTTLING ALE, AND LAGER BEER. :`,
VIMIY1( LAUER. _ •
N.B.—A liberal poreontage'will be alloive3
Ackonbiabroul. Jan. 28-
KRY DER E. CO.,
ST(EVER'S
Oelebrated Tonio Herb Bitters,
I=
SUPERIOR MALT LIQUORS,
Manufacturers of
Importers of
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Also Sole Agonti for Ilslm'a4larnivALLN.D BY*
Vulmmo.
No, 121 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.,
Por soli, at tho Baglo Bookstore.
F REDERICK W. LAUER,
~ , 'OllD' JAIL,"
Cbrner Aft Washington areas. Reading. Pa.
Sole Agent fi r Berke and Lebanon °auntie.), for the
~
celebrated ,
SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY.
The most reliable and durable Scales ever placed
beforo the public.
Call and see them before purchasing elsewhere.
Superior inducements offered to buyers.
A lot of second-hand
PLATFORM SCALES
on hand and for sale cheap.
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR THE PEOPLE: '
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST!
REINHOLD & SCHOENER
No. 41 North Sixth Streot,
RUADING, PA.
1 1
111111 SUBSCRIBERS lIAYM JUST' ESTAD-
I lishod a Drat-Wass Boot and Shoo-making estab
lishment and store at the above stated plaeo where
they are able to accommodate customers with the
best articles In their fine of business, and at lower •
Prices than at any other place in the city.
The following list of prices proves all we say':
Men's calf boots, 111 00 and upwards.
Men's kip boots, 13 00
Men's working shoes, 1 60
Afort's Yrenoh calf Congr7 gaiters, box toes, 890
Men's calf Congress gaito e, 275
Mon's calf Bahnorals, 2 00
Mon's MP Balutorals, 1 80
Boys' ¢alt Bahnorale, 160
J
Boys' kip Balmoral,,t . 125
youths' kip Balmorals, 1 00
Women's lasting high Polish, , , 275
Women's (Amoroso gaiters, 75 tO 250
Women's lasting Bahnorale, ' IAO
Women's Morocco Balmorale, , 200
Women's Morocco shoes, 165
Womers's kid slippers,
65
Misses lasting Polish,l 45
,
,
Youths' gaiters from 15 cts. to 76
Youths' and boys' shoes from 30 cts. to 90
Also, a largo stook of notions on hand and for
sale. -
The above prices are lower than at any other
similar place of business in the city.
REP,AIRING.
Partioniar attention is paid to all kinds of re-
Pairing.
REINHOLD 86 SCIRENER,
NO. 41 NORTH SIXTH' STREET,
(LBOVV, Tll6 COURT tIOURII.)
READING, PA.
-avrllll
' J. KEELY,
WIIOLI7SA LE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
LUMBER,
REA.IIING, rA.,
Hoops oonstantly on band and for Halo at tho
LOWEST PRICES,
A general asisortment of
WHITE PINE, HEMLOCK, SPRUCE, CHERRY
OAK, ASH, CHESTNUT, INDIANA BLACK
AND WHITE WALNUT, UAROLINA
YELLOW PINE,
MICHIGAN PANEL
LUMBER,
Thoroughly seasoned and under cover.
WRITE PINE, cYPRE&V, AND NORM
C4ROLINA GERRNIWAMPORD.AIt
'SIIIN:GLS.
sir Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
attended to. For prices, &0., call at the
NEW BRICK OFFICE,
U» the Corner of libitrth and Pine Street,
Or, address
J. KEELY
READING PA.
Feb 28, 1868-t[d]
RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATED
IV O. H. NRED.T.EB,
At his Office, Corner of TicelftA and Race BM,,
Pfritade/phia.
110ROPESSIONAL EXPERIENCE IN
1. the adluitment of Mechanical Remedies and
Supports for la years has given him extensive
Opportunities for practice in this important but
neglected branch. To all afflicted with Ifl
or - RUPTURE. he can guarantee the successful
applleatton of Trusses, specially adapted
case and its conditions, often perfecting radical
cures:
Ladies requiring Trusses, Braces, Supporters,
Elastic Belts, Bandages, Syringes, Passaries, &0.,
will iind a Department adjoining his office, con.
ducted by competent and Intel:twilit FEMALES.
dpi-_ Bapning's lirtices s : Fitch s Supporters,
Frenli Indestructible Trusses, Elastic Stockings,
Shoulder Braces, Spinal Instruments, Crutches,
Ea. 1 (march;, ltilS-10mOS
, the best and latest styles of Note Paper
,
, Pons. Pencils, etc., for sale at the EAGLE
BOOK STORE, No. Mt Penn street, opposite the
Keystone /10080. Jan. 2S.
auk 213-
recta 4-
AND
ALSO,
EDEMI!!!!!
GREAT BISTRIBUTIM I
UY TUX
14ETROPOLITAN
GIFT COMPANY!!
CABII GIFTS TO TEM AMOUNT or wow:
JEV•rst riekti Drugs 0 ..Prlie.
5 Cush Gifts
10 " " '„,,, _
• .. E, i ooo
2 0 li 41 11 I AXI
40 At ' 14 ' r .41 1100
2 1 0. .. 11 T 1
i 11 • 100
r
.9X4 11 , /1 - 11 ao
4 5 0 11 , 11 4”.
14 gi
wo . II 11 ''• tit
30 Elegant Ilosewoo.l Planoa 1k... soh 6300 to S.A) ,
35 “ " Molodeerns I ' .75 to 160
1111•Settrjng Kaclanos 0 , .... " • - 60 to 173
250,Musleal Boxes • " ' 26 to 200
300 Pine tiold Watehes '‘ 75 to' 300
750, Fine Sliver Watches • . 14 30 tp 60
nee 011 Paintings, Framed kingravings,'Stliter
Ware, Photograplt Albums, ante a large assort.
went of Fine tlela Jove/icy, In all 'valued at
-4 ,
1,000,000 D0Z4.4.1184
AI Chance to Draw any of the above Prizes .by
Parchaeiw a Seated Ticket for itos Centel
Tickets doseribing each Prize are
§ EALED
in Envelopes and thoroughly ou re
ceipt ol %Cents, a Sealed Wicket will bo drawn,
witlitiut choice, and delivered at our or
sent by mail' Ili any address. The prize named
upon it will be'delivered to the ticket•hOlder on
.payment of ONE DOLLAR. Prises will be btu•
utedlately sent to any address, as requested, by
express or return mall.
Yin will know white your Prsze is before you
Pay for ie. Any Prize may be exchanged/or an
other of tAo same •Value. re 'No B lanks.
Sir Our Patrons oan depend on fair dealing.
' 11EFEILENCE8.—We select. the few following
names from the many who have lately drawn
Valuable Prizim and kindly portulttettus to pub
lish them : •
8.4. V. Wilkens, Buffalo, New York, $1,000; Mrs, E.
Stuart, 71; Nelson Place, N. Y., .$.OO ; Miss E. Men.
roe, Chicago, valued at OM; W. Curtis,
Now liaven t .(lold Watch, *MI'. Hobert Jackson,
Dubuque, Sewing Maertine t ..loo; Philip Moller.
thy, Louisville, Ky., $500; James ROgers„ Wash.
ingttm, D. t)., Louisville,
Box, $100; Miss Emma
. Walwartli, Milwaukee Witt. ..Plano, WO; Rev. T
W. Pitt, Chrolland,Ohloonolcaltion, e125. ‘ •
01.1.0N.9 OF Till; PRES.%
11. We publish*, (lames without permission.
"Whey are doing - the largest business; the firm
s reliable, and dose 'Ve their success.— Weekly
12 1 ribtine, 10. 8.
"We have eXnUllhet -their sy s tem t and know
thorn to be a fair dealing - firsa.—Ar. k Herald,
2.9, 1808. .• .
~L ast week a friend of ours drew a $5OO prize,
which was promptly received. —Dally NOW.
March 3, 1808.
1 .
Bond for circular giving many more references
and favorable notices from the press. Liberal
inducements to Agents. Batisfaetion guatstnteed.
'
.E'very Package . of &eared Rnvetopei cent its
One Caah
411-Six Ticketa for Ono Dollar, IS for Two 01.
Mrs, 85 for Five Dollars,llo for Fifteen Dolirs.
All letters shouldbe addressed to
liAltPtat, WILSON !t Co., 178 Hroadway, N. Y
TILE CRY IS S'j'lLL THEV
Com"Er
TII.E RUSII CONTINUES FOR
BOOTS AND :SHOES.
N. T. G.EIIO, •
' FASHIONABLE . •
BOOT AND SHOE .MARER.
063 Penn Street ) Reading, Pa.
HETAS CONSTANTLY ON IIANI) VIE FINEST
assortment of Fino and ileavyißoots and Shoes
in this olty, also Lndios' and Children's Shoos of all
kinds. Soo list of styles and Inloos :
M'an'e calf boots, home mado. $3 50 to 07 00
46 kip II II Il , BOO II -a 7 8
li oy p s "
II II - 6 200 *I , 275
Youth's 41 , • I • 11 11 , 150 66 ,2 25
Woirion's kip lace - boots , 125 66 175
Woinou'a (lost Polish, 200 ,'! 276
Misses' II II 160 '' a 25
lion's Arctic 8 01
46 Plain butte, • 100
Womon's " 66 SO
Miss, 66 n . 70
.
Chltdrtt's " 55
1
d 00.7 ' i
IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS.
i . ._ 3 PRESSES FOit SALE.
A FINE CHANCE Poll MACHINISTS
AND MAN UFACTUItEUS.
ONE ENGINE
ONE BOILER
TO BE SOLD ()HEAP.
~yThr following inaelitnory is offered for sale,f [lt s
advantageous rates.
ONE OSCILLATING ENGINE' OF IPOI
HORSE POWER.
1
ONE EIGHT-HORSE TIMILAR UPRIGHT
BOILER.'
ONE LARGE CYLINDER PRINTING
I PRIM, CIAZD.ITTE SIZE.
ONE SMALL WASHINGTON HAND
PRESS.
ONE STANDING PRESS.
Apply at the Adler Oflloc, or address .
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BITTER tit CO., Reading, Pa.
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N OTICE.- TILE SUBSCRIBER
would inform his old friend 9 and customers
that he has his ofliett at N 0.21. South Sixth street,
near Penn, whore he is prepared to attend to al!
kinds of colleetiohs from one dollar to thousands,
and all kinds orconvoyanolng done at the shortest
notice, ho also acts as Counsel for Administm.
tors in settling up Estates on reasonable terms.
Alderman and Attorney at Law.
CITY HOTEL,
SOUTH SIXTH STREET.
(Near Pena.)
READING, 'PA: • •-
113. Charges moderate. '
A. 8. ESTEIILT, Proprietor.
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ESTATE .OF JOHN D. RITTER,
late of Exeter ownship, Berke County, (ImM.
Letters of administration to the estate of the
above decedent have been granted to the under..
signed. All persons Indebted to said. estate are
requested to make Immediate payment, and
those having claims w il l present them, properly
authenticated, f settlement.
H or ENRIETTA RITTER, Exeter.
JOHN K. RITTER, Exeter,
SAMUEL K. RITTER, Oley,
dee 19-ettj Adralnletrators
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Mil
..n,00r...A ND's,
G.EitIA.N B a TKRS
AND
ROWLAND'S GERMAN TONIO.
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The Great Remedies for all Disease of Mt
MYER, sro.u.gictr, OR DIGESTIVE
OR GA A' S.
.00Ft . tANDiS . GERMAN BITTERS
Is composed of the nitro inlet)); (or, ea they are
medicinally termed, '`.lthlieveta) of 800 s
lierlya, and Berke, waiting aprepara
tion, highly eoncentrato , and entirely free front
oicoAelfcmindxfure of kind.
' f lIOOFLAND'B GERMAN TONIC,
lap combination of all the ingredients of the
Bitters, with the purest quality of &mla Olts ,
Rata, Orange, /to., making one of the most plea.
sant and agreeable remedies over offered to the
public.
Those preferring a Medicine free from Meo t:).
lie admixture, will use , •
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
Those who have no objoct ion to tho combine
on of the liitters,us otnted, will olio
HOOPLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
They are both equally good, and contain the
same mettioinal virtues, the choice between the
two boleti' Amore Matter of taste, the Tonto being
the most palatable.
Thu stomach, from a variety of causes; such as
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, etc.,
Is very apt to have its functions deranged. The
Liver,
sympathizing as closely as it does
wlth•the Stomach, then becomes airect
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ed, the result of which s that the patient suffers
from several or more of the followingdiseas es,:
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Constipation, Flatulence; Inwazd Plies, leut•
I.loBs Of Blood to tho'lfoad, Acidity of theo
• Stomach, Nausea, Heart-burn, Disgust
for Food,'Fulness el-Weight in the ,
Stomach, Sour Ertiotations, '
• . sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of
the Stomach, Swimming of the Hood,
Hurried or, Difficult Brent ling, Fluttering
at the Heart, Choking or Sul! Orating Sensations
when in - a Lying Posture, Dimness of
Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight,
. Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
of Perspiration, Yellowness of the
Skin arid Eyes, Poplin the Side, Back,
• Chest,- Limbs, etc., Sudden . Flushes •of
neat, Burning in the Flesh, ( c onstant Imagin.
ings of Evil, and Depression of Spirits.
, The , mifforer (coin those diseases should excp ,
oiSe the greatest cantles in the selection of a
romodY for his ease, purchasing only that which
ho is asSured front his investigations and inqui
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ries possesses true merit, is akillfullY
compounded, is free from injurious in
gredients, and has esta qlied for itself a repit•
tation for the cure of these disea.ves. /n this eon
nection we would submit those Well-kilOWll re
medics— 1
HOO.FaNITS GERMAN BITTERS
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
PREYARLD AY. De. C. lif. JACKSON,
\ i PIIILADELPItIi, PP
Twontytwo years iiinee they were first intro
ducod into this country from Germany, during
which time they have undoubtedly performed
more cures, and benefited suffering humanityto
a greateresteht, thug any other remedies known
to the Public.
Those remedies will effectually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, epopslu, Chronic) or
Nervous Debility, Chronic Diarrhcoa, Disease of
the Kidneys, and all : Discuses o.lllollg from
a Disordered Liver, E tonmoh or Intoatinei
1)EBILITY.
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Been/tiny from any Cause whatever; PItOJ
TRATION 01 11
.1 1 .1 IE SYSTEM, induced
by Severe Labpr;•H a rdshipii, Exposure, '
revers, &a.
Therelis no modicum extant equal to these* rq•
medics in such eases. A tone and vigor is im
parted to the wholosystom, the appotite itt
strengthenod, food Is enjoyed, the stomach
digests promptly, the blood is ptultiod, the emu.
Weldon becomes sound and healthy, the yellow
*lige is predicated front the Oyes, a bloom is
{liven to the °hooks, and the weak anti nervous
invalid becomes a strong and healthy being.
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,
And feeling the hand of time weighing heavily
upon them, with all its attendant ills, will and
in the use of this 111TTERS, or the TONIC an
elixir that will instil now life into their veins,
restore in a measure the energy' and ardor of
more youthful days, build up their shrunken
forms, and give health and happiness to their
remaining years.
NOTICE.
It in a well-established fact -that fully one-halt
of tho female portion Of our population are $lO6
l ii
dont in the enjoyment of good health 1 or
to 11140 their own ex- pression,"nover fee 4
wwolf."Thoy are langn ( , r .
ovoid of all coorgy
extremely nervous, and havo no a motite,
To this elms of parsons thu 11l VEILS, or the
TONIC, is espee ially rocommend° . •
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Aro mado strong by the use of either , of these
remedies. They will our every CliBo of DiAll-
MMUS, without fail.
Thousands of certificates have no ;mcnniated in
the hands of the proprietor, but op Ice will allow
of the publication of but a few. Those, it evil
be observed, are mon of note and of such stand
ing that they must be belleveg.
TESTIMONIALS.
lion. Geo. W. Woodward,
me Justice 41 the attpreme Court of
rHILADXLPIIIAI Mareii 10, 180 1
"I lind • Ilooflandle Gorman Hitters' 19' a good
tonl6, useful in dis-AIL eases of the digestive
onions, and of great.,C3ll,..benent in mutes of de
bility, and want of nervous action In the sole in
Yonrs, truly,
ORO. NY. WOODWARD."
•Hon. James Thompson,
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Judge of the supreme Zburi 0 Pennsylvania.
- rIIIGADAPHIA, April 28, 1888.
.'I consider s ifoilandfs German Bitters' a
valuable medicine i llcase of attacks of Indigos-
Mon or Dyspepsia. II can certify this from my J
experience of it. Yours with respect,
AMEW THOMPSON."
From Rev. Jpseph H. Kennard, D: D.
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Patter of the nth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
Dr. Tackson—Dear Sir: I have boon frequently
requested to connect my name with recommen
dations of different kinds of medicines, but re
garding the practice as out of my-appropriate
sphere, I have in alt cases dec lined ; but
with a clear proof in various in elan c es
and particularly in my own fainHy,of the usefat.
Ines of Dr. lioeliand's Oerrnan Bittersl depart
,
for once from• my usual course, to ex rest) my
full conviction that , for. general debility g.
the sys.
tern, and especially for Liver Complaint, it is :gleams
valuable preparation. In softie cases it may fail i
but usually, I doubt not, it will be very benelicia
to those who suffer frOm the above cause/.
Yours, very respectfully
J _,
J. H. KENNARD, •
Eighth, below Coates Street.
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. Fror.i Rev. E. D.*endall, ,/ . •
Asistant Editor Christian Chronicle. Pfdladtphia
I have derived decided benefit from the use of
HooliantPs German Bitters, and feel it my privi
lege to recommend them as a most voidable tonic,
to all who are suffering from general debility or
froth diseases arbiiii.g from derangement of the
live;. . lours, truly,
E. D. PENDALL,
CAUTION.
noon an Ws German Remedies art) coon terfolted.
Bee that the signature of C. M. JAOKSON is on
the wrapper of each Ne i bottle. All others are
counterfeit: Frill* low pal °Mee and ilium
facto_ry at the Gorman 1 edloino Btore t No. 631
Aikeil Street; Philadelp la, Pit.
CHAIS.Z.KB k. ,BEtt" Eroprietor,
Formerly O. M. JaOESON a co
ear For sale by aU Druggists and d..ealero in
metllclnee, (Jan 4,1 'lB-IyeOw
AND
JOB PRINTING!
The Proprietors of the ilEtiiy
Eagle and'Weekly Gazette
ARE PREPARED TO DO
ALL KINDS OF JOB IVOIN
PROMPTLY, NEATLY
AND AT '
FAIR PRICES!
'Having aaVle faelllttos and gc)(11 worktatal
Itek.qro enabled to OXOCIIItI every variety()
vhitlng demirett ~•
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MERCHANTS, MECHANICS,
MICH AB
nooks,
,
Pamphlets,
Posters,
Handbills,
Programme',
Circulars,
Legal Blanks,
Notes,
Receipts,
OM-Heads
1 s Letter• Heads,
Ball Cards.
• Bills of Fare,
Wedding Ord.,
• ,;
Wo are oenthlont that-all work (intrusted to
us will ho dono Hatifactorily to the customer
both as to style and price.
Our pursonal a n d political friends are ro
minded that they can Hwierfillly aid us, with
out any disadvantago to themselves, by giving
their patronage In this line,
Orders by express or mall will ho promptly
()pouted. Address
RITTER & CO..
DAILY JeAcan AND
GAZETTE OFFICE
542.,Penn Street, Reading, Pa.
Juno 26,1808,
NOTiCE.—Tliero will be a.meeting of the FOR.
TUNE IIUILI)1NU SAMOS ASSOCI.
ATION of 'tending, on the third Friday (thu 101 h)
of loebruary, at No. 28 Nor h Fifth street, st 7%
o'olook P. Those who have not paid up their
dues for the mouth of January ' are requestod to
do so at outto to the Treasurer J. O. Thom*,
grocer, otherwise their names all be stricken
off the list.
Also, those wishing Information and shareg,
can flo so by aniline on the Treasurer, as only A
few more of. tho latter aro loft for disposal.
By' order of the Board. J. RIM MILLER,
Jan 11-WI Secretary
EXCELSIOR BOOT AND SHOE BTORE
N 0.1500 Penn #treeto Reacting, Pu.,
(Next clod,. to LerelOs Jfaratuare More.)
ILARWICK & DItAKl i )
Beg 4n
1 ftnotioCo to tho ottizons of Bondi)* and
vieln'ty,
vicinity, that they have now in Store, a very flue
asaortmont of
, IitEN*AND BOYS' BOOTS AND SHOES, !I.
1 ALso, LI
LADLICSS , AND 01111.D1tENB 1100T8 Alin
8110E8 of all sizes and of very superior nudge.
which they will soil at the lowest cash prices.
They invite nil to call and see their stocki , beforc
purchasing elsewhere, i
The .-- Lava alsoa flip " - ',lto latest
.Joy liavo also'a Mtn assortment of t
styles HATS mut QM'S, at low figures._
afik•All kjn►le of euatomer work manufactured
In tho very beet style, at abort notice.
The patronage of the public Is respectfully
Belted. pan H-ly
A SSIGNMENT OF, JACOB E SNI •
A-LW:R.-All persons are hereby notified that
Jacob E. Snyder has made a voluntary tuoitSn•
ment of all his real and personal property to
Benjamin Fraklin Snyder ; in trust for the NaP
ilt of the creditors of the said Jacob K
All persons who are indebted to Jacob K. Ile •i
der Oro requested to make payment to Benjamin
Fraklin Snyder, Assignee, and those having
claims against the said Jacob N. Snyder, will
please present them wlthOut delay to tile miller.
signed, BKNJABIIN /BAN KLIN SNYDER.
dee 28-410 - A valgni.o.
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IN TRIG COURT OVCOMPION /I.IOAWOP
lIEURS COUNTY..
XLIZABETII BOOTH,
Libel Bur Divoreo,No. , .. l ii
by her next frie nd of Boptombor Um;
John orlBo, A. H. lfti.
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1.1.
ENOCH BOOTH. • Alfas flubpituna.
You aro hereby notified to bonne! appear at the
Court of Common I'leas of Berko county, to be
held at Reading, In and for the county aforoald,
on Monday, February 8tb,1869, and then and thrto
to answer the coinplatnt Of the above libel/net.
Ai WM. B...ALTIRIGIIT, Sheriff,
To gNOVii Bllbrit,ltespoadent abovo-nained.
4 Jan 16-3 t -
IN TJJ COURT Or COPIRON PLRAS U'
.DERIREI COUNTY. . ,
LUCY MOYER,
friend h
Laub No. CO itU ,
gust Term, inns. Sub.
Itelnhardi poen/ bur libel for Divercu.
. ye:
DANT', MOYER
I, William IL Albright, BherllT of Bolls County
do hereby notify you, th e above named Da nk '
M o yer the respondent , to be and appear In }no
proper person befoul our Judges at a Coart of
Coalinga Pleas, to bo hold at Reading, in said
county, on the seemul Monday of February next ,
to answer the • petition, a libel of the said Lucy
Moyer, your wife, and show cause why she shotlid
not -be diverted from the bonds of matrimony ,
agreeably to law. WM. B, ALBRIGHT ,
Janlo-4* --- libel - le.
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A SSIGNEE'S
AA.Sold at public !We, at the public :Muse of
Jacob E. Snydor, in finydersVille, Exetertown .
ship, Berke county, oo Saturday, January ON
ISO, the following personal property of Jacob S
13n3, der, to wit:
2lioraea 84 head of bheep, one new. two-seated
Carriage, Buggy, now Spring Wagon witil COol§
one florae Farm Wagon, Sleigh, 1 11 ore° team
Winnowing U 11), Grain Cradlt*, lioco Plow, MProw,
row, Shovel Harrow, a lot of rails, a lot of EraPti
Bantle. a large Oppper Kettle aid a great WO
other articles.
Sale to commence at t o'clock In the aftiustoon
of said' day, when atteodance will be given "i
terms made known by
BENJAMIN V. SNYDER, ilisynet,
JOHN W. BURKHART. AUCtiOneer. tJar k "
N. 11, No bookstore allowed on the ground,
AND BUSINESS MEN,
Catalogues,
Lablet,
Business Cards, fa.,