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READING DAILY EAGLE
ArrsamoON, P
111X0111MID)
AT NO. 642 PENN BTHEEY
y RITTER k 00.
TER)l9,dellvered by the Carriers', Tat Ousts
p „, we ek, payable at tho end of every week.
Three Cents per single copy. To 111e11' subeorl•
beni, $ J-1 0 per year ; 0.20 (sr six months Or,
145 for three usonthr—psystgs strictly i n ad .
vanto.
_ -
Oft LOWS De BARTH KUHN.
°MOE AND RESIDENCE, NO, 244
N orth Ninth street, Readlng, ra. 400 $
JOHN W. BIOKEL,
A TTOEINEY AT LAW, OFFICE,
Itlmsor Building, (lettloor,back,)l(o.lBolDett
treoreuto Pottevllln. Or thin be oonsulteCtin
tho Orman language. mew.,
WM. 11. 80HOENER,
ALDF,IOIAN AND ATTORNEY AT
',Aut.-0111m No. 617 Court strata, Reading.
C s „ 1)c consulted In Gorman. and linglish. 0314 us
LOUIS RIOHARDS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE, NO.
510 Court stroot,ovor omoo of John 8. Rich.
_
Ants, Esq. (Sept. 3—ly
E. H. SHEARER,
ATT"RNEY AT LAW; HAS B.
moved his (Allen to No. ea Court streot, next'
door to the PoAt °Moo. (April 4, 1868-tt
- - --
W. M. RIGHTMYER,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, 11AS REMOV-
Al, eit 05 °MOO to 659 COurt street, a few doors
Wow Milli, Reading, Pa. , IF ob S, 18474 f .
GEORGE F. BAER,
ATTORNEY
No. mo Court Stroot, (up stalre) ROAdlng, I's.
April 14, IdltWyditif 1
HENRY M. IcEIM,,
A TTORNEY . AT LAW, NO.
A
•/./ North Sixth etc:lots, Heading.
Yob 3, 1033-tfti
WESLEY HrGEARHART,
A TTOINEY AT LAW, OFFICE, NO.
512 Court area, Reading, ta.
May 3-Iyakwe
- •
WASHINGTON GIOHARDS,
AI) E [MAN.—OFFICE, 'No: 29,
North Sixth Strout, opposite the Post Office.
fir Seaming and Conveyancing promptly atm
tended to. [Feb 11,1868-tfd
JESSE O. HAWLEY,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, HAS REMOV.
LA. art hls oaten to No, 1112 Penn lotreet i Schmuck.
er House Building: Entrance thrpugh the Es.orm
Book More. ljan 27
nR. JOHN STEETEN % FORtiF f afa r ;
of Worooletlorl, tenders his protesolOntil gar.
vim, to the citizens of Reading. Oftlea No. 507
North sixth street. OM be ooneultotil at his °Moe,
or at tho K•Ydtono noun. (deo td-dmtldew
H. M. NAGLE,
ptivstor &N I
al. 8. l'onsloh Eltirgeon,)
810 roan stroot, ItoAdlng, ra.
(Mice hours-12 to 3p. M. atoS p. ta.
•1-1. A UDITOR'S NOT CE.-Tl-1E
.deralimed Auditor appointed by the OS
.phans, Couto( Bork, county, to re-audit the no.
count of Silas W, fisher, executor of Anna
of Vouglasi township, Barks county, der
comod, and make distribution of the bsdenee In
the hands of. the Executor heroby gives notice
that he wilt , moot the parties Interested In said
estate, on friday, the 19th.day of FebruarY, at I
o'clock P. 11., at his office, 20, North Nixtit
street. In the city of Reatil%
Jan 3:1-34 IRENARUS. ALTRE, Auditor.
kt,IIIERIFFIB SALE OF. REAL E -
rATIC.—By virtue of a writ of dent facias,
stied out of the Court of Golnmon Pleas Of Berke
county, to me direeted, will be sold at a public
vendue or ont-ory, Baturtia3k.the an3r 0 1
Yebruary, A. I)., NO, at 1 o'oloieic Y. ~ at the
public house of luau 8. Hosier, in Robeson town
at:4l,ll3ld county :
All that certain measliest:, tenement and -tract
• of bow situate In Robeson township, Berke coun
ty adjoining_ lands of George Nude, Isaae 811 . 16,
Michael 13. Westley, wttlow Catharine WestleY •
llantolNVagnor, uocease , and others ; oOntaittr
glng Moores more or loss. The improvement*:
aro a two story STONE DWE LLANO HOUSE,
Frame Darn and other out-building,. hold
as the property if JOtIN W. MIRKA
Seized and taken lu o exechtiop and to be sold
by • WILLtAId B. ALUBLORT, Sheriff:
Sheriff's Mee, Ito:Wing, Jan, 24,196*-3t
PUBL I.‘,C SALE OF CLIA.E.LES
11011,TZ,—On Tuesday, the lath of Vebruary,
1 , 0,ut lo o'clock, at the residence of the under
vigusii (formerly Christian Hohaffer), In Exeter
township, Corks county, ono mile froth 13lIYder_ 1 8
worn,
the tollowing personal property will
vold, via:
3 horses, le cows, Benno with calves and nearly
ell fresh eilloh cows, 2 bulls, 4 heifers, 2 twin
calves, 5 shoats, 2 broad wheeled• farm wagons,
.1 narrow whoelod Wagon with body, 1 wood sled,
I land roller, 1 gum spring drill, I hay hook with
ropes and putties, 1 threshing maohino with four
horse, power (Lesslg'S patent), 1 largo corn shol
.ler (Lossles patent), >t sets of hay •ladders, 4
ploughs, 3 harrow., small and large hoe liar
row, I corn plough, 1 grindstone, 1 largo boll,
I hay rako, harnois and halters with challis,
cow chains and many other. kinds of ohatos,
greu teythas, grain cradles, rakes and forks, 12
threo buthol bags, and many other articles not
mend.
Conditlona mado known on tho day of eala by
an 1G,7t•1 • WIAILLIGIVBOUTZ.
TWENTY -FIFTII ANNUAL
4 - * `TATE HINT of tho Ifutual lyre Inauranee
Compauy of Slnklng Sprinx
REOEIPM.
allanco as nor last slot ontoht
Ja n,l, 1t1;3, A,OOl 64
Premlutn3 and Foie rooilvod, 9,213 26
Asiesuuent N0v.15, oolleotod, 69 41
si id, 2,303 34 4,467 03
PRNDITURBEC
Inreetors anti C ll
om X mittee lees, • 4779 50
U. 8, Tax, 48 77
Ptrinting and advertising, . 0 °()
Auditors tnr 1887, 00 00
neeretary's salary, .ii /IA 00
Treasurer's " , 1 00
Iteeor4in f 370 policies, ' 148 00
Agent's toes on 370 policies, 148 00
policies " for filling out 370
President's foes,
DAS( AO RS PAID DURING 1865.
Nice°lei Hunter, Burke Co., 110 00
Wei, 11, Oillinore, " ii 03 00
Mirgeret II mrinan, " " 1,500 00
, 11
It4v lioir[
emb S. Gergeood, r
Lebanon Co., 72a oco
" .. 5 50
(leor gelitninerinan, " II 50 00
.
30,101111 T. Miller, '' a'
20 oJ Joiopli Mat ser, Lehigh Co., I.'OX) 0 0
Peter Many:, 4 " /,100 ISO 4,019 00
lashln hands of Treasurer, ♦PH 81 $3,073 83
/73 a 089 94
" of Agents,
II ilAnee in hamisof Agorts not
Inelmteit In alu , m+ balanoN 37 °3
TllO under. sea Auditors, appo nted to exam'
1110 the aLeeounts of the °liners and agents of the
Runt's! Insurafice Company of z„), Spring, County, retpoottutlz rep rKt, t,et they attended to their duties, a a present theforegoing statenciVas the r)!autOf
their /lib?"'
D AV
JOHN
ID HI Eti
11. H OTT TEII, ENATEIN I 1 Audrt
ttO.
Readlnv, Docembor 21, ISM.
amount insured in MS,
VAN tt177%,996
J OHN' E D realdent..
. CHARLES KESSLCI, Sell.
a n 114 4 , • LIMB nitptesliateMurer•
......
BocKnuEuvs COLUMBIA lIAtL,
WINE AND LAGER BEER SALOON,
Penn Street, Between Sixth 'and Dettenths
All k lolls of beat Ithetntat winelawffsoalianli
ilthl sold at the lowest prices. (nOII4OI
PHILADELP IA AND NeAormoliktiliioo.
Wxx.k/11 questairazirauvr
PrAsenNush TRAINS
• • -Daoisinsira ISM
SRI
_Tsui 8 DOWN TO Pan.A
16 DECPut
0 ct
passing Kelm:4i, 7.80,10. M and 11. A. ae..j and
4.15 and 8.15 P •
ur To PO MLR, at 10,115 A. and iisoand
6.00 P. 14.•
TRAINS WESTTO LEBANON A HARRISBURG..
Western Exp ress front New York, at 1.06 A. ht,
and 1.50 P. M. Old 10.19 P. M. • •
Harrisburg Accommodation Train 84_7.16 A;
and Mail 'trains at 10.46 A.ll-) and Cots r• 11 . • ,
On Sunday, the down_ trains palm Reading at
9,40 41.. AL arsd .4.25 P. M,, add rip.trahii At /0.60
ALM., and 6.571`. M. •
The 436 P. M. down, and 16.111 A. M. 111) train,
run Only between Philadelphiaand Reading. • •
Up trains leave Philadelphia larHesdiog, oar
rilhurg and Pottsville at 7.50 and 8.114.111. 1 111.*
noon, ind ILO P. IL, and at 4.45 P. Sit. tor Reading,
only. The 1115 A. M., train (Anneal, trith irk*,
fog Tainaltia, Williamexxert
gara andLanada.
The 5,16 A. 11,,and3,50P.M.uptrainstrotriPhilik
delphia, and 10 . 55 A. M., and 4.90 P. IL down train*,
stop only at principal station, below Reading.
Reading Acoemmodation Train /mires Read•
lug at 7.60 A. M., returning from Philadelphia at
4.45 P. M.
' • The Pottstown Acoommodtton train leave,
PottatoWn at 6.46 A. M, Retuaming leaves,Phila
dot phis at 4.001'. M. .
Tho Western Express trains connect at Harris.,
burg with Express trains on the Penneyivania
Railroad for Baltimore, Pittaburgh and all=
West, andtbe 10.45 Mail train connects at
burg for Pittsburgh, Lancaster, Chambersburg,
Sunbury, Scranton, Pittston, Wilkesbarre, Wii.
liainaport, Lock Haven, Elmira and the Canada,.
Passenger trains leave Upper Depot for ROI
rata, Mix, Columbia and Lancaster at 7.00 A. M.
and 6.16 P. M.
• Through irirst-01ass Coupon Ticke6 and Ega
grants; tickets at reduced tares, to all the prin
cipal points in the North/ Wen and the Canadas.
COMMUTATION TICKETS,'
With 26 Coupons, at 2 per cent. 40430 tint,
tween any points desired.
, ,
; - MILEAGE TICKETS,
0 eat for 8300 miles, between MI points, at VG
--Or families and bneiness Orate.
SEASOIt TICKETS, ,
Good for the holdgr only, for 11,0,9 and lit months,
between all points, at reduced Farce. School
Season Ticketsoae-third loos than the above.
Pasoan gore will take the Express trains
West at the UPPER 'DEPOT, and all other trains
at thaLOWEB or OLD DEPOT.
100peanda Baggage allowed each passenger,
Passengers are requested . to purchase theft
tickets before entering the cars, as higher farce
are charged ifpaid in the ears.
Excursion Tickets, good for one da_y, by 7.50
A. M. Accommodation . Train to Philadelphia,
and return, at $2 tie each.
O. A. MOLLS,
k General Superintendent
KAY FD]
VAST PENNI3I(I4Ir4iNIA. 10.M
1u 'WAD.
APIANONMENT OF P.A.BSENOBB TRAINS,
' Commencing Monday, Deumber 115t,11368.
No. 8, Mall Trala k . leaves
Reading 10.80, solve,
New York 8.60,
No. 7 /set klailaoavea Readirip at 4.20 P. M., ar
rives at Allentown 5.5 3 $ at. Now York 10.05, P: M.
Nos. 6 and 7, run dally,exeept Sunday, Stopping
at all Way Stations between 'Leading and New
York.
EXPII,IBB TRAIRB :
Leayo I:log.411m at
44
11 44
41
Arr i ve At New York . At
• 64
as • as I
44 41
Those trains rue through from Pittsburgh, tti
New-York, without change capers, stopping only
`lo4one, Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton 4uno
tion, Clinten, White Bowie,. Somerville, Bound
Brook, Plaindeld and Elisabeth.
• 'The 144 A. traid runs dailY except Stundays
and Mondays. •
The $.28 P. trains run daily except liundays.
The 7.81 g. and,l.oo A. hi:
trains run daily.
West bound trains, leave New York, at the foot
of Liberty street, as follows
Leave Neto York. -. A rrive at Reading.
19.00 M. sMall No. 6, - 6.00 P. M.
9.00 A. M. . Express rain, 1.60 P. I.
il.lo P. M. - 'Express Trate, 10.10 P. M.
MO P. M, ) Express Train, 1.00 A. M.
• .Mail TrallyfieleVing Allentown at 7.20, A. M.
stops at all Way Stations, arriving at Beading at
9.10 A. M. daily except Sundays. •
The 12 M. Train from Now York, stops at all
Stations between New York and Reacting, leaving
Allentown at'4.2o, P. M., graving at Reading at
6.00, P. M. running daily except Sundays.,
The 9.00 P. IL tre.ln from ,New York, runs
daily stopping at Ellaabeth, .Soixo
merville, Junction,Easton and Bethlehem. at.
riving at Allentown at 11.4 11, P. M., passing Ly
ons at 12.20, A. IL, arriving at Reading at LOO A. 'AL
Passengers are requested to purchase tickets
befote entering the care, As Silipents extra will be
charged andel:Mooted on the gOlOl fftm all who
pay the fare to the Conductor.
COMMUTATION TICKETS , •
good for Twenty-six Trips, at 26 per cent. dis
count between any points desired. '
•
MILEAGE TICKET BOOKS
for 2000 miles, goodPetwcn all
_points on this or
the rhibuielphis & Read qg It. R., or the - Real.
lug a Columbia U. 8., at • 2.50 each for -families
and firms. • 1
SEASON TICKETS, -
good for the holder only, for three, six, nine and
twelve months, at reduced rates.
• P. M. ERMENTROUT.
Ueneral Ticket it.gent.
Jan S-tfl
lop" E4DING 4 COLUMBIA.;.: RAIL
-1 LOAD. . - ,t
On and after Thursday,
Nov. 25th, 1868, Passenger •
Frit i l li Al l iun 9n t road as follows: ,
Leave Reading at , 7.06 , A; M.
0 0 0 6.15 1. U.
,Arrive at Lanoaster at 9.15 A. IL
*, s , Columbia at ' 9.23 A. M.
l i il Lancaster at , ' 8.25 P. M.
41 " Columbia at 8.80 P. AL
RETUittilkG t
Leave Lancaster and Columbia at 8.00 A. M.
6 ' • Columbia at 8.20 P. M.
S$ Lancaster at • 3.25 P. IL
Arrive at Reading at 10.20 A. M.' •
at Reading at 5.40 P. H.
Trains Noi. land '8 ma ke close oonnection at
Reading with trains North and South, on the ,
Philadolphiarand Ites.dingßallrbad, tind Weston ;
the Lebanon Valley Bead. No.l also makes close
connection with train for New York.
Tickets clan be obtained at the offices of the,
New Jersey Central It. XI! Skit of Liberty street,
New York, and Phila. .1b Reading R. , Thir
teenth and Callowhill street_,s Pnliadelphia.
Throngh Tiokete to New York and Phitadel-•
phis, sold at all the nrinelpie stations and bag
gage checked through.
Trains are run by Philadelphia and Reading
Itailroatttitne,_-whieh i 4 ten WAWA!' ptefet than,
PannsylVaills. ROL Time.
GEORGE F. GAGE,
Superintendent.
N. F. kaivan, Oen. Frt. a Ticket Agent.
deolo-tf
68,666 87
CIIIIISTNAS!, - CHRISTMAS!
CANDY DEPOT,.
No. 107 NORTH ' prowl 8.11111.87;
! • READ/HG, PA.. • •
FINE CONVICTIONS,
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDY,
anus Parpr. ;
HUBER'S LEMON •Oli BLEAR ' TOYS,
BUPEBIOB TO ANY HADIII 114 REMAKE'.
Alva, a lane asSOrtnkent l of freed' Toil, X
tures. Cattily Baskets. Cakes Psi:oe%, Ow
suet caulky. CatioanUt , Bars; Ooooanut gulps. •
All wilt be sold 01944 Give me a ' WU Mid see
for yourselves. D . HUBER.
deo 14,Sud
91
- SS 56
12 1,i4618
$6,60 tI7
•
WILL REMOVE. ,•
f All ROW. CLOBIi(43 OUT YY tiNTIIIII
stook of
itrAiNtnY.A/fD DBIr GOODS,
to orde to re-open an ontlri nevi And well oco
looted stock, at • ,
No. Sir Peso arse, beeweei ribtre mild liartis
'here 1 wNI y partiOulikr iitteritfon to k,ep,ll
Elie latest Atylyi of •
LiD,tl6l*. irrivaAN'i• oinvoirs.r4gAr
• 7 41X.E1 SOPlZ a itr 7.184M1t1f, •- •
and a complete aeso , torkt: ot earerythlng per t
talnlng the and frlinntlag Una.. • I
°corms my most hearty thanks tor-past lltirore t
and very reepeettallyll ti ghe conttnuanee or
the Mime. SatAsieettos steed. • ,
04014 . . /14104411 k
:011 yriors 0000 THAT OKS ASSISTANOE : FOR THE WRONG THAT NEEDS RESISTANCE."
READING, rA WEDNESDAY ,AFTERNOON; FEBRUARY 10, 1869
I
MEI
7.81 A. M.
- 2.28 A. M.
- Di.
11.00 A. M.
19.15 A. M.
7.00 P. •IC
fr.ls A. M,
rocjoclic A OATH, •,, , •
~ •" , , •
I. &tier Armond aiii Amkin Sit slett, .
• •
novo mutant)" on band and KO at staionabla
priooa.
,
raIIII!. Illtolo3. BOG. k IrroVil 04, NUT
oall
. TIIUT OD . EtiOUE 00#14
111 OAT an 0,4%, , W00P1 i .
Mkt OD POD, ,i400 1 40 6 1 4,1 ti r lid
. • ' - PIMERIti t
lir W• 414;11”; froilorEttr;k•bosi ! to sfurgi4 li.f
lOU
, 'i , ' .',""' ' : ,; ~ .• 1 - • -
W• ' , Y !" U : ~,.,v,I, uLS Mr(Sf.,.„,,
of th_e_pu lie to Ms 'errand valuable preparation
of ASIR A; eomblned with Certain Vegeteble Bz•
tracts; as unsurpassed for its llealing end
_Curistive
ric_qt_e_s_b_sw l li_th . en cr a m s alcOmpleintslor whielt
141141. ° u11 , r. US" ' "
. . ,
Ciait Bruises, MVO; Gaff .Rheumation,
. ....
Gout, lierrour tt• .livta nunalory Aim,
. . .
. .
Nituralgia, Headache, Pains in
, • .
,
. iide. Back or Joints.
" In all Melt eiees Itmay be need with a eertalut;
of relief. It is goodoin faet. in ell themOoPiftutt
whereat) ezternel applieation is required, for Man
or least, and the subscriber eon conscientiously
reoommend it m one of the best Liniments of the
di/.
. i
, .
. • Price 26 Cents peiliottle.
Yertiale et the "BASLE" BOOK9TORIL
BITTER es 00. „
.
CLOTHES WRINGERS,
r
ME
TEP ;T ADDERS,
I
A LLIWARRANTIik.
M°KNIGIII"
HARDWARE STORM
THIRD ,41ND • PENN S 7 S.
aug 10
•
MoGowan Miltimore r
, DRAMS IN 1 ,
D W R E
9
CUTLERY, GUNS,
HOUSE FURNISHING tIOOD:!VI
METALS; "
TIN PLATES, SHEET IRON,.
Buildini
,Materialo, •
SADDLERY, A0.,'&0., &o.
• ."
No. '612 •
PENN STREET, READING, PA.
st• 21-
T I
PENNSYLVANIA CHORAL HARMONY
Containing the principal:
CHURCH. MELODIES,
Provided with
•
CataltA,N 14NciLISEI TEril
Tor ealo'at the!
liit.LOLE't :BOOKSTORE.
$5l Penn street.
NATIONAL Hi • d.
TIN VIP HOLLOW-WaRIS .Rll7
PORiUM OP 2111 turr OPANADINO. •
0."; SO4I4ADER,
.
, • • ' .. , ,
• ' , , 414 P ENN , " 1T i, :
• - Weald eolith's sttintlon of ttio,publiti to Ills MN*
stook .11 0 **,4081es and Stoves o Range!.
. • Tim liollowwarO and nottsekesping goods itifavepr
Tr n. , ;. i ; ; , •
•' , ag sad Idpov tits ptomptly adttanded to a
letillS Prige. errs blot a dU. .100 v 27-11 sol
. .
- . .
Fli
I=
GRAND SALE
DRY GOODS,
HOMER, OOLLADa & 00,,
818 and so . Chestnut
PHIL kDELPUIA.
'Bales to OoMminoe November 2ds
Comprising
SILKS,
Dll,lOB GOODS,
SHAWLS,
CLOAKING CLOTHS,
L4CEB dt EMBROIDERIES
LINENS a WHITE. UOODS,
MOSLEM a GLOVES,
1410UUNNU UOODS,
&Ct. &0.,' &C.
ilvaag to the wide reputation of tholk House it
is needless to detail the ohmmeter or thoir stook
ii.O. * Co. would merely state that thllr
IMPORTATIONS
PRESENT SEASON,
MUST BE SOLD
Preparatary to romoval to their
Now Alarble 13uildings
Chestnut Street, above Broad, ,%
Have nevor boon eurpageed in Philadelphia
Oontaining an
ENDLESS VARIETY
of toxturo In medium priced goods, as woll the
CHOICEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
I •
0. a 00. would advlao sll desirous of obtain.
GREAT BARGAINS
DRY GOODS,
1 14,
Telma no time bef o re telipeettett . their stook,
eating manrett that the
UNPARALLELED PRICES,
At whtoh the'entire stook will be disposed of
must insure •
. .
• , RAPID SALES.
ootBl4mildral
;~~~~~~~~t~{i~
114111 i 7114XTRIdh
And ovary description of
SLATE WORK,TILING, &0.,
THESE BEAUTIFUL SLATE MANTELS
Aro anporlOr In appoaranoo, more durable
it fiat
lhapried Of Marble. Best and Ma/veal I the
United fitatee.
Grates, Low Down and Common,
Parlor and 011leo Grates for Ileac or 807 T COAL.
Be!Smote Improvod Fire Place Stove,
Bost fire place Heater fustio.
Trams Air /registers and Ventilator*,
TERRA COTTA, WATER AND DRAIN PIPE,
CHIMNEY TOPS, d'e.
FACTORY AND, SALESROOMS,
Nos. 401 and 403 North, Sixteenth Street,
Above CalloWbill, •
PIIIIJADELPRIA, PA. 1 .
aug 1-4lml Tr.r.ttioN & m.rrizkr.
U.S. MARBAI. I B °MGR,
E. D. or PiIIaSSYLVANIA,
PUIAAMILPHIA, Jan. 19,1809.
rrIIIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE ;--TIIAT
.A. on the 16th day of January, A. D. 1809, a War.
rant inliank ruptey was issued against tho estate
Josiah Hearing, lately of the firm Of J. S. Loeb
of Philadelphia, and formerly oo.partner
J
with Co., 'ohn `-A. Langden as J. A. Lan den &
Company, ,at Alexandria, Virginia, of Phila
delphia, in the County of Philadelphiard
been • d-
IState of Pennsylvania, who has
judged a Bankrupt., on Ms own petition; that he
payment of any debta and , delivery of any pro
perty belonging to such liankrapt, to hint, or for
his use, and the transfer of any property by him,
are forbidden by law ; that tke meeting of the
oreditors•Of the said Bankrupt. to prove their
debts, and to choose one or snore assignees of
his estate, u til be hold at A Vourt of Bankruptcy,
to bq • holden at No. 131 South Fifth street, (second
floor) Philadelphin, before Joseph Mason Eng.,
Register on the Vi h' day of February, 'A. v.,
1869, at do'olook, Add.
P. C. ELLUARMA,
Jan .18-90 ' Marshal, as Messenger.
BIGTICRI IN BANKRUPTCY. -
, . LANCASTER, January if, 1801.
gnus IS TO GIVE NOTICE :-TIIAT
en tke Bth day of January A. D., 1860,, a,War
rant hi Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate
of WILLIAM , ff. SPANGLER, twhO, was also*
member Of the title of Zone & Spangler, ( formerly
of Boding, Pennsylvania,) of the township of
Salsbury, in the.county of Lancaster, and State
of Pennsylvania, who likas been adjudged a Bank.
runt, his Own petition; that the payment of
anv debts and delivery of any property belong.
ing to suoh Bankrupt, to him, or for his use, and
the transfer of any property by him are forbid
den by law; that a meeting of the Creditors of
the sald Bankrupt. to prove their debts, and to
°boost' one or more aesignees of his estate, will
be held at the Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at the office of the Begot, ,r No. 11 Smith Queen
street, in the eltv of Lancaster, Pa., -before Axos
BILANYANS/11, INN., 'Register, on th e Inth_day of
January, A. D.; 1800, at DI o'clock 11.
.108EPII GAINTNEB
Dep. U.S. Marshal, 9th district, Pa.,
as Messenger.
Ilinl6-2t ,
GROCERIES PROVISIONS
CLUEENSWARE,
WHOLESALE AND' RETAIL.
fiIUBSCRIBERS HAYING
A-bought the old established Grocery Store of
, A. H. reowek, and having added a large new
etook of goods, would call the attention of the
public totheir large aSsortinent of
afIoARA cOPPA%
8 0 TRAS,
STAMM; oilOtnrar ,de.
Ateo—a full assortment of GLANS a QUania.
WARE, which they offer for sale It the lowest
market prises, wholesale and retell.
• • • D. P.
door
the Odd
let South r ltth Street, next door t 9 the
Yellows' halt rosoooq's oldsteend, to,
or
By
OT TEM
WIIIOII
AND
DRIVATE SALE. —WILL BE SOLD
at private tusla by the •underisiglied, HOUSE,
certain two-story BRICK DWELLING
with two story Brick Beck Building, two-story
Brick Stable and Lot of Ground; situate on the
West side of North Sixth street, betweon %Beet.
and streets, in the city of Beadiest, (being
No, 230) containing 40 feet in front and tn feet ink
depth. JACOB B. LIVINGOOD.
fan 1111-3t9 N 0.122 North Sixth tn., Beading, re.
•
.NO T lON It 4, HEREBY ,GIVEN,
that Charles!Leani Committee of Ann Wan
nor, a lunatio, hae_prosented his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas of Berke county, preying
to be diticitarged from his said trust—anti that
be will be discharged on the erd day Of February
inext, unless cause be, shown to the contrary ou
Or before said day. . IV. 13, Gltlif3l4llEl4,
janie-30 ProttionOtaSy.
JARVIS, 4, 194.
ARESOLUTION WAS PASSED BY
the Board of tho Douglass Mutual Live Stook
Association of Berko county, that they will in
sure Homes as high as two hundred and flay
dollars ($2110). This resolution to take effect On
and after llaroh let; ISM
By Order of the Illoard L __
Jon 2 5 .3 t) SILAS W. FISHER, SeOretarY.
_
N()TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned Coramisslonnr,
pointed by the Court of Common MAR of flocks
county, to marshal assets and make distrlbu•
ilea of proceeds of Shedd's sale Of property of
James Doutrioli of the City of flooding, will
meet. all partleitinterested in said distribution
on Friday, February 12, at 1 I', Al.; at his office,
No. 2G North Blxth street, Reading.
IRENANUB SR ALTER, Commissioner.
lliAnittti, Jan. 23, olt.l).lit
VISTATE OF JOHN , lIENDIITEL
: 4 1ato of Heidelberg township, Berke county,
deceased. Letters of .t.dministration, to tlie es.
tate of the above named decadent, have been
grbintotl to the subscriber. All persons Indebted
to said estate are requested to make ituraediat.
payment, and those having claims will present
them, properly authenticated, for settlethent.
ISAAC BECHTEL, Administrator.
Aftn g-tit I - Rebesoula P. 0., Beall Co., P.
ISTAT OrWILLIAM IL RITO.A.DS
E W
late of-Amity township, deceased. Notice
is hereby giVen, that letters of Administration
have been Rranted on the above named estate
to Levi IL Rhoads, of the same township. All
persona indebted to said decedent, are requested
to make prompt payment to the Administrator,
and those who have any claims againet the same
will please present thaw, properly authentica
tad tor setttleuient. L 1 V 1 RHO A LiS,
an 16-at
ItAILIIOAD CONTRA.CTOItii,
Proposals will be received at Mauch Chunk,
rentisykvania, Until February 17tb, , 11569, for the
Graduation and Masonry of the Nesynehonlng
Valley Haitread, including the approaches of
Nesquelioning tunnel.
Bpecilleations anti information, as to thd work
in datall,lnay be obtained on application at the
Engineer's oAlco, Mauch ()hunk.
'Jan 51.1-4 ti J. MOORHEAD, Preshlent.,
PSALE.-WILL BE BOLD
-IL -g at public sale, on Thursday ' February 18th,
at the residence of Dr. P. J. iryou, in Exeter
township, Rorke enmity, (about 3 of a mile be
low Stonersville)
,the following weeny,' pro.
perty
A pair of black matched horses, 1 bay trotting
horse, one strawberry-roan mare oolt,_ sired by
Young's Arabian stallion Billy sfustapha, three
years old ; 5 cows, all in profit, 4 heifers and one
year and a half old bull, all Durham stook ; ,1
Southdown buck, full blood, which drew the drat
premium At the forks County Agricultural
Fair in 1808; 1 two horse wagon with patent spin
;lien, 1 light horse wagon, 2 sulkies, I pair of hay
Wide', plows, harness, shovel • harrow, grain
°rattle, scythes and poles, splitting axe and
edges, 4 sets of Yankee harness, check lines,
nets, bawl halters and collars, double and
nsl4 trees, log and cow Chains, - forks, rakes,
600 Chestnut rails; bedsteads, chairs, btOVOl4
kitchen furniture, and ntany other articles.
Snits to commence at 19 (Meek U., when terms
of Mlle Will hewed° known by
P. J. TRYON.
Amos IinIFIXTDRIt i Anotioneer. flan 30-8 t
(IRNIAIII3 I COURT SALE.—PURSU
x.ranA c ounty, order of the Orphans' Court of
Berko will be sold at public vendue. on
Saturday, the 47th day of February, A. D. 1859,
at the late dwelling house• 'of Joseph Miller,
deceased, in. Waterlodvi Ile, Windsor township,
said county, the - following described real estate,
situate in said- WaterloOville:
1, All those two contiguous Lots of around
numbered'in the general plan of said village,Noo.
21 and 4, upon width Is erected a two story
BRICK HOUSE, and a one story FIUME
HOUSE, boiinded ,by the Centre Turnpike,
Water street, a Sixteen feet wide alloy, and lot
No. 8, now or late of David Shink, containing
perches more or less.
9. All those two contiguous lots of ground, sit
uate in the village aforesaid, on which Is erected
a one and a half story FIUME 110118 E, Pounded
by Water street, sixteen toot wide alley and lot
No. 11, containing 57 porches more or less.
8. AM that certain piece or pared of land, sit
uate In the village aforosald, and upon welch is
erected a FRAME STABLE, bounded on the
East py the Centre Turnpike, on the Nortp by a
thirty-three feet wide row:10111110 West now or
late of, John Eck, and on the South by !Ands of
the Schuylkill Navigation Company; containing
about 1 acre and dB/perches.
4. All that certain piece or tract of land, situ
ato in the village aforesaid,upon which Is erected
a o re and a half story FRAME MOUSE, bounded
by let No, 4, the prciperty of Jonas Mengel, Cen
tre Turnpike, lot No. 8, the property of Sarah
Shink, and a sixteen feet, wido alley; containing
about 5 14 acre. Late the property of Joseph Miller,
deceased.
bale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. 11., of said
day, when duo attendance 'will bb glven and
the terma of Halo made known by
AARON ILMILLER, Admior.
By Order Of the Court. —Lavi 11. Lltu, Clerk.
tab 6-it
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
To ALL PRRI3ONB 00NORRIVED.
NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
the following accounts have boon tiled In
the office of the Relkister, In and for the county
of Rorke, and that the same will•be presented to
the Orphans' Court for confirmation, on Saturday
the 20th day of February next, at 10 o'clock k
U., at the Court House, in the City of Reading.
ISSS. , -
Filed December 95. Account of Samuel Get's,
,Administrator it Elias Gales, deceased, who was
Guardian of Daniel L. Gelss,
Filed December 20. Aooount of E hralm Long
and John S. Degler, Executors of Wheel Long,
deceased, who was 'Guardian of Jo n Reber.
Filed December al. Amount of ligabeth Sel
f
bert Guardian of Edward N. Johnson.
1861.
Filed January 5. Account of Jacob S. Gilbe:rt,
Executor of Molly Gilbert, deceased.
Filed January 5. Account 01 William R. Zie
mer and Peter D. Ziemer, Administratere of
Peter Ziemer, deceased.
Flied January 6. Account of Eugene Fleming,
Executor of Rebecca Stoltz, deceased.
4. Filed January 9. Account of David Gring,
Gaardian of William Romig.
Filed January 11. Aeeount of Samuel Rathinan,
Administrator of John Urittith, deceased.
Filed January it. Account of Peter Flater and
Ephraim Dreibelbis, Executors of Peter Slater,
deceased.
Filed January 12. Account of John It. Romig,
Administrator of Nathan Frey, deceased.
Filed January le. Account o f Behneville Dalt
haser Executor of Elizabeth Halthaser, de
ceased. ,
flied Janbary 19.' Account Of Nicholas Hock
man, Guakdian of Emma Rothenbergor.
Filed January 18. Account Of Nathan Spobn,
Administrator of Dinah Spohn, dee.easell.
Flied January lg. Account of Oiristiaa Bak
' saman, Guardian • f Lewis Henry Tohn.
Piled January 19. Ljteeeent of Henry R. EA
bitch and David It Estibach, Administrators of
Christian Rehbaeh, deceased.
Flied January 20. Account of Daniel L. Wai
ner and Jared • Henn& AdMinistrators of John
Henne, decamied. , 4 , .•
riled JanUary 40; Aotlonid of Sarah 1 40 1 199
Samuel Herta and Daniel Htimutel, Administra
tors of Samuel Hefts, deceased:
Filed January 20. Account of 47 Clemson,
Administrator of Wißiam Clemaon etseased.
J.De wAttwit , Kftlicer.
. R1CG18773011 Cortez, January th 1 9 69•1It• 1
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,.
I-19000BUNDI f ES OF RYE
Straw, for which the highest
market price will bepaid. At the West.atding
411A0h 1 m) and Boller Works by t
• azieLtant a Kumar
Corner Second and Chestnut, stree ts,
:Amyl) 95 1 -tf . , , leading
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SCOTT FOUNDRY AND iLIGHTNE
SHOP.—North Eighth street; Reading. AR
kinds of machinery and Other castings. Machine
work by escerteneed machinists. Pattern Work
by' the beet Patternk - Makers. , Orders promptly
tilled on reasonable terms.
ocelo4lnal SBYOUT MOMANIn a co,
I TEN CENTS PER WEEK.
T!J!6, OrT,VAOT.
—,...
1
Only an outeast—notxxly ' , Ares for her,
lirie her out, push her out , don't let her stay,
k There let, her seek for Mends;
, !
There let her make amends
For all her wlekednlets—turn box away I
Only in onteut--nolxwiy takos her to
Coldly they turn her away from each door
Sadly eh Winders on, .
Ropelead amtpily gone,
Ragged and hungry, hiartiolek and sore
Only an outcast—nobody gooks her,
Florae blows the wind, kind tact talls the snow
Deem on her aohing he,d,
TIJI shit is almost dealt,
Sighing, sobb*st wad tvetubllng so I
Only an outcast—po one to claim her,
No one to call hor friend, neighbor or wife,
No t gentle hither--no tender mother,
No loving !doter, nOnoblo brother,
Friendless and homeless
,sbe breathes out her
life
Only an 434U:est—no men PO: 111 who found her,
Hurry her off to the almbonsefu haste
No use to son . her name,
She was a ehlld of shame,
Bury her out on the old pauper's waste.
Only an Outcast—the grave robber tnuttilred,
Asin the flatk night he stele hor &why
Front her neglected Wirth
To the (Owlet lug town,
For the physiolan's skill and lbr his pay.
Only an onteatit44 young student called her,
As ho removed the dark veil froni her Awe
Welt may ho gasp for broath
Ae ho holkohla in ?loath
The poor triOndlea, orphan ho led to diegraoo.
A, rinaumpius mwmairrnic.
The Port Huron Commercial relates the 'fol.
loWing: "Leon de Boux, a native of Gaspe,
in Lower Canada, and for the last four mouths
at work on the Whiten Island, left his log
cabin on Saturday, the 241 inst., with his dog,
a large, powerful Newfoundland, in pursuit of
game. Heisoon discovered the fresh 'tracks of
a large beer. Cautiously following it he reach
ed the shore of Lake Duro!), • end •saw at no
great distance on, the ice the very animal.—
Climbing over liege Weeks, which the storm
of the previous night had strewn in wild con:
fusion on the rocky coast, ho apkrotchOd;
denly the bear etopped, and tried to retrace
his steps to the neighboring forest. To inter
cept the animal, po lioux and dog went end°
ice, which seems d secure, as the road was for
miles unintercepted by water. He gained on
the bear free] minute to minute; when he saw
Ito his aetonishment that the huge beast stop
ped,.looked arooed and retraced his steps,
chsaing the doiffifore him. He shot, 'and at
well-aimed ballpiitkred the head and killed
him on the spot. rushing toward the carcass
ho did 'not observe that the wind had changed,
that We lee groaned and cracked. 'He reached
the beast and tried to drag it to the rhore l more
than threrefottrilis of a mile distant. But hew
R in e his surprise : when he found that the wind,
blowing frether ned taiire violent; had made a
chasm between him and the land more than two
rode broad. At mice seeing his perilous potion,
he fired rapidly and hrilhed at the top of hie
voice. No ono answered; echo alone brought
his own voice lec:,l, • out of deep
recesses . and rocks, and he
was rapidly drifting in a southivesterlY direc
tion to the middle of the lake: His position
was indeed most dmigeruns ; the wind increas
ed from moment to moment, and whin night
set in it, blow a perfect hurricane, breaking
the large piece of ice on which he stood into a
thousand fragments, throwing him et one mo
ment violently ageinst icy masses, at another
covering him with - tareezing wave. There he
sat on the dead bear, shivering dog it his
feet, looking wistfully at his, master for help.'
De Boux saw no help ; every momentthreat- -
sued death; the cold was intense,nnheltrable;
ho prayed and asked God to end his suffering:
the ice in the menntiuie drifted Wore and inoi e
to the Michigan shore, andiwhen day began to
break over the water he ch ild see far in the
distance a dark line, which growuntil be could
discover that it was land I suddenly the Ice on
Which ho ley stopped. It timid joined huge
fields of ice. • Exhausited and frost-hitien, he
walked for miled towards the shore on the fro
zen element, when again' the larg e island of
ice broke, dri ft ing steadily toward the Mich
igan shore. Now he could distinctly see, trees
and huts; he' heard the barking of do s; g ho
tried to load his gun to fire ; impossible, his
hands were swollen and benumbed ; he hal
looed and shouted—no help. ,And again night
passed, and again day broke over, the water,
and he lived still. le the meantime the.whid
had tumid more td . the ~east, and forced the
ice right into the western i:hore. Crawling on
his wounded hands he Mil hoft reached terra
firma about six miles north of the lightbouje,
where some kind-hearted fi shermen found him
and took him to their shantiee."
A Novel Method of Catching Kim
A correspondent of the Journal of Pilaf.-
macy says 3—" Having on several minions
noticed mice in. our seed bagel', I bethoeght
me of• some method how 1 •milglit trap the lit
tle intruders • they 'having gained entrance hy
eating throu gh the chime. To kill/ them with
a stick was impracticable, as' the little fellows
would invariably escape as soon its the'lld was
raised' to any height. I then thought of satu
ratinka piece of cotton with ehloroforti3 and
thrdwing it in t then closing the lid. On -rais
ing it again in a few minutes, I would find that
life had almost or quite departed. Ilavi?ig on
one occasion left the piece of cotton sn the
barrel, on again viturnlng t I found three mice
with their heads in elm contact with it, and
dead. / In — the evening I Saturated 'another
piece and placed it In the baulk and on
opening' it next morriing, to my surprise I
found nine dead mice."' We recommend our
Reading friends to try chloroform on their rats,
and see what effect it will have.
a, .
Cass. littow AND arNkl i in tiro misses, can
be broken, by an ingenious method practised
in France. It consists in boring a cylindrical
hole of two or three inches in diameter in • tbe_
pip,ice where the fracture is desired, filling it
with water, inserting a steel plug fitting the
hole aecarately, and then allowing the Inkm
mer of a pile driver to fall upon,• it from a
height of ten to fifteen feet. A sipilo blow
generally suffices to break apart(a Mtn of
metal from two to three feet thick.
Is 1802, Dr. Walton, of Tipton county, Ten
nessee, was killed by a Inas named ' Varbro.
The latter Was Ilbot dead b e hheriff'a depot,
named Smith. In 180 Smith vas 'killed y
Dr4lartin, and in the fall 'of 186 i 1 1 41 ,us was
seat bie long home by a Capt. it win, who,in
tnre . ,was killed , bye man named I#9,rnett, act
ing ni,selt defence. A few days ago Burnett
was killed by Irwin's father 'and brother; and
an, for the p resent , ends this remarkable tecor4
of bloody violence.
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