THE DAILY EAGLE.
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READING. PA.
FRIDAY,' FEBRUARY 12,180.
MiIIIOCIIIILTIO CITY NOMINATIONS.
• For -Mayor :
HON. WM. 11. GERNAND.
- For City Treaaurer
HON. WM. HEIDENREICH.
• For City Auditor: •
DR. W. MURRAY WEIDMAN.
DEMOCRATIC WARD NOMINATIONS.
.FIRST WARD.
common Council—J. 8. Pflogor.
&hoot Controllera—.3. Bproehor, 4 yours ;
Jesse G. Ilirsvrley, 2 years.
Auessor—Ueorge W. Ptleger.--
Julge—John K. Ifoffmaater.
Inspector—Owen O'Reilly.
HIWOND WARD. •
&lea Council—Samuel Robin Hon.
Clontmon anmcit—William Orogory
Helm.
&hoot controller—John Denhard..
Atrsenor—Willlam Z. Bookor.
Jaage—GOollge Struben.
Inspector—Michael MoGrann.
THIRD NV Al).
common Council—Jacob Milkir - o.llchaol Ri
ley.
klehool Controller—Charles Scull'.
'tumor—Daniel G. Knabb.
Jade—David A. Stout.
Inspector—Jobe 11111.
YOU tun WARD:
anninen Council—Wllllain C. ICrotime.
School Controller—William M. Righttnyer
A Reaeor—lionry 131:Ionian.
Judge—Hon ry ICorpor.
impeder—Daniel Rahn:
/ IPIFTII, WARD.
mniola CO t 4 nc i a—tAavi•lVonder.
Asects6r—Jelin C. Birobookor.
School Conlroller--J atnos Mulligan+.
Judge--Wellington Van Rood.
inspector—Joseph IC. Harvey.
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1111 XTII WARD.
1/1021 Council—Daniel Miller.
Nolittoi Director—Danlel Coyle.
Judge--James Hoffmaster.
baspector—Jonathan L. Reber.
Ammer—Philip IC, Miller, -
incvntiTri WARD.
Select COMICii—IF r odorlok W. Lauer.
Common Council—James T. Reber.
Ammer—William Erniontrout.
&Mei Controller—Daniel Ermontrout.
.Tudge—Llowellyn Wanner.
impeder—Jacob Body.
MULTI! WARD.
Select Mundt—Christianlok. -
Common Cosset/ Nicholas Heckman
Jacob R. Ritter.
Aeseasor—Josoph MaMerger.
Schoot Cotilroi/er.W. Umboulmor. •
Judge—lronaoue f4haltor.
Inspector—Amos Vogor. •
• NINTtI wAn9.
Common Council—Addy Gohry,Daulol Hin
molrolch. •
eseasor—John 13. Klomor.
&hoot Controller—Jacob Rlsslkunior
Judge—Jaolcoon Hhorman. tri
Inspector—David ICllno.
Election on Friday, February latitillea
IMPOUTANT TO VOTERS.
trxtrilet from Eleetton_Lews for the City
of Itendlpg.
Ughßowing extract from nn Abt - passed
by the Pennsylvania Legislature on the 28th of
April ) 1864, entitled :" An Act'. revising(tho.
charter of the municipal corporation of the
city of Reading," will bo of / interest to our
citizens nt the present time. BallCts should be
prepared and vo d in the manner therein de
scribed: 1.
Si artoN B.—T at the . klualified voters ) of the
city of Reading, at their annual, election for
city officers, may' vote, , for said °alders, upon
two written, or printed, tickets, orl slips of
paper, one of which sliall be bonded , " city
ci ll
officers," and contain to names of the midi
dates for mayor, city censurer, city auditor,
'and select and comm n councils, for whom the
voters desire to vote, and the other shall ho
headed " ward officers," and, contain the
lumins of the candidates for alderman, eon•
stables, judge, and inspectors, of elections,
controllers of schools, and assessor,,for whom
they may desire to vote.
Tim Eaglo Book StOre, ADLER
office, DAILY EAGLE and READING
GAZETTE & DENIOCRAT have been re
moved • to 549., Penn street,
Sehmucker House buijding, op
posite the KeystCine
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS in
the DAILY EAGLE Will hereafter
be charged at the rate of teh
cents a line for the firSt inser
tion, and five cents a line for
each additional insertion.
TIIR IGASTERN QUESTION.
Turkey is opposed to making further con
cessions to the Peace Conference. Russia is
extremely hostile to Turkey, although ostensi
bly in favor of peace. The Russian troops are
all being armed with needle guns. Greece re
fuses,to resume friendly relations.with her old
tyrant, Turkey, and the masses of the Russian
people aro in favor of a war with that !teethe
power. The police of St. Petersburg are kept
busy tearing down inflammatory placards
posted on the walls by unknown parties, urg
ing the Russian people to send' assistance to
the Greeks in their "sacred war'!, against the
Turks. The French are preparing to interim%
in the matter, and a general war is probable.
A Polish legion is being formed at Contend
tipple, to fight against the Russians in the
,event of a war. It will be the war of the cross
against the crescent, 'turd Christian nations
should not hesitate Which side to aid by sym
pathy and advice.
ME Radicals talk of throwing Hans Cleary
overboard, and nominating a now man for Gov
ernor. Republic—ans aro always ungrateful,
Rens ; but never fear—they cannot do it
without tbe consent of Simon Camoyon. Simon
it King of Pennsylvania. When Simon says
"thumbs up,". you must obey Orders, and your
tiotnination is certain.
A outobor of recruits passed-, through the
oitq yesterday on their way o Carlisle bar
xacks.—Stals Quaid ofllursday.
What bp become of the promis i od_ "retitle-,
Con otibOrniy," which was' .toi take place
pftpr 1140. election, according o Radical
raporst.;-Iro we riot to heve "pea o?" '
Tae Ofrmantoten Telegraph ip sorry to see
that the legislatuie is " exemoing , from titgi:
tion a large' portion of the ,property of;,the
Commonwealth," , adding, ilsOch a course i 4
not placing all persons on ;ta. equality befort
the 1aw." 33
' And yeti if we Mistake bet, the Telegropli
has beep quito.iinieseried itit'tlenunielw,
tion of those who demanded that government
bonds should. be taxed alike witkall other
species of wealth. If the one is not plac,ing
ail persons on an equality before' the la* How
can the other be?—flarrisburg Pdtrioi.
Since the immaculate Major (?) Frees has
cut our acquaintance, because of our ()pinto
of bis "Family and Agricultural paper," we
have been unaware of the pranks he has .been
playipg. Ile is a sly old' fox, and one of the
most inconsistent of men. Our friend of the
Patriot has . tripped up the old, villilior ,nnd
- densaggue very nicely. We again warn• our
Democratic friends against patronizing a sheet
so nitmlacious, inconsistent and illiberaHO
everybody and everything which -do not accord
with its impracticable and dogmatical notions.
Celine In Blew York.
Crinte has become so prevalent in New York
that Vigilance Committees are proposed. The
Metropolitan Police, a Hadieal institution, ap-
pear to bo totally inefficient, and silent mur
ders with slung shots, - knives,and worst of all,
air•guns, are becoming so nurneFous as to cause
a general feeling of insecurity,' Westchester,
on the opposite side of the Harlem river Tims
already organized a Vigilance]
,Committeit, to
aid the police force, and otlibr neighboring
towns propose doing the sante. ,'
The police in Now York were appointed `by
the Radical Governor Fenton, and not by the
Democratic Mayor of 'New York, as has been
alleged by Radical Journals. In some instances
tho pglico have lan 'discovered to be lit league
with burglars and thieves. Such aro. the effects
of Radical rule. When the leaders of a party
'are knoWn to" be 'dishonest, what/ On' be 'ex
pected from their tools?
Cm - r. DANI Eh R. Cmtutt.- 7 —Wo cordially en•
done every word of the following notice of
Capt. Daniel R. Clymer by our ne . ighbor of the
JOU mad
Resigned.—Tho travelling publio will regret
to learn that Copt , . Daniel 11:Clymer, Ticket
Agent at the Upper Station or East Penna.
Railroad Office in this City, has tendered his
resignation, to take effect on the Ist day of
March next. ,Captz,Clymer has filled this posi
tion for thelast ten yeays, and given universal
satisfaction. At the building of the Lebanon
Valley Railroad in 1853, (now a branch of the
Rending Road) Mr. Clymer, Mayor of Reading
at that,time, signed the city bonds for two
hundred thonend dollars. Without this aid
from our city this invaluable link of railroad
(the great route for our troops during the war)
could not have been built.
Capt. Clymer's host of friends will join 118 in
good wishes to Mtn in his'retirement after this
long and arduous service.
Ti't steamer-Cimbria sailed from New York
on Tuesday, for liamburmltaking out $703,000
in gold and silver. Paper for American tax
payers, gold and silver for Europe bondhold
ers. 'Rnlt for
_Grant, Congress, Bonds and
Negro Suffrage!.
llEvoLuTtoN Ix Cunt ittgaining g s reiid,
and there is reason to believe that the Spitn-
WI troops aro in danger of being captured or
driven from the island Wort the campaign
ClOSeB, as nearly the whole. popillation is ready
for revolt.
IVonittaromn4 sign no pe itions 10 favor. of a
protective tariff. A proteetive
.tariff makes
capitalists richer and workingmen poorer.—
The workingmen of Yingland have been ruined
by a protective tariff.
Tun Duke of Aesle has announced. that he
will not
, aceept • the Spanish ,crown, -per.
haps it, would be wise to wait until it is - offered
to him. 1 •
'rue; KING OF 1 1 11USBIA I it is SS d, is about
to becomo a Roman Catholic, and 'ho crowned
liy tho P.opo Sacred Emperor of Qormany.
Tux Sao. Eourst of August 17th, 18(18,
was observed by several corps of European
astronomers, who, went to India for the pur
,pose. The German astronomers have just
made a report of their operations to the Ber
lin Geographical Society, lint as the eclipse
was only visible at Bombay for six seconds,
the account could not have been very satin_
factory. Ode of the observers, however, kayo
a ourious'description of the'peoceedings of the
natty* During the period of the i)elipso the
.assembled . natives .paid no attention to the
phenomenon itself, ns they were entirely en
grossed with wntehing'the tent and the opera-.
tions of the European magicians. They be
lieved that the whole thing had been got up
for the amusement of the Governor of-Bom
bay, who was present, and after the.phenome-,
non was over they addressed 'a petition to him
that he would kindly allow the exhibition to
bo repeated.
Tut: New York Times ii‘nys t : "Ono of the
absurdities of the hour is to find tho same
Congressmen whoraro crying otlt for a reduc
tion of the army, crying out also to "annex"
St. Domingo," "protect" the Antilles, "re
cognize" insurgent Cuba, buy the . Windward
Isles, overrun Mexico, (or Sonora, Chihuahua
and Lower California at the very lenst,) invade
Canada, aid Crete, and devour the Sandwich
Islands.. Conceding that this and everything
elso could be done without resistance, the
mere garrisoning would keep a big army with
more than it could do."
' A new use has been found for petroleum re.
fuse, which promises to bo highly advantagous
to polonists tCanada. By sending a stream
oVair, by me ns of an air pun*, through a
cask of petrol um or paraflino refuse, it be.
'comes charged with the vapor from the petro•
leum and burns with the brilliancy of ordinary
gas. All that is required is to store the vapor
in a gasometer, - when it is ready for uso. Can.
ada papers state that this now mo de
. of illutni
nation is very general in. that country.
Any 1 The cause of Forney's S , recent con
version and sudden• discovery that there is p
"return of good feeling" in the' South, has
come. otAt : ge has 4one into the real estate
business in that section, . rind adv . ortises flam
ingly in ",bOth. papers" Ter enuirrants t and
lands to buy and sell. For a y will turn out a
red-handed rebel or a doub le_ traitor be
fore he knows it ,
THE executive' mansion. purchased by the
State fa r the fled • ramodatidn of the Governor,
must have been left in very b'ad'cotudition by
Gov. Curtin, 'judging from itul aniount of Pion-
( c i l y it has, since cold- to put it m proper order.
ov. Geary drew from the State Treasury, the
lust year, for refurnishing and'refitting the
executive mansion, the snug sum of $12,850.
Ex. , , , ;
Ms 200 patent trowel bayonets, which have
been making at the Spriniffield armory,•
soon, be Fore leted and go into the 'inds of
troops for trial.
Disaster to the Amertesati 11, •
DeltrAw*, -
jire broke (Otte evening ofilieiffenlf.t
in the held of the American ship ;Alitlikaj
Onaton, 1,315 tons, lying in the lA Bare s dock ;
atlffavre.. The vestel had recently Wilted
with. ever 4,000 „bates Of cotton. Uts bare
was in course of being discharged, and only
tthbtit 450 bales remained on board when smoke
was seen to issue from the hold. The hatches
were immediately closed and six engines set to
work to•putup in water. Tbp fire, 'however,
continued, to smoulder until the following
afternoon, when the, vessel was entirely full,
andAl fuitlyir ilanoeLaiverted. One, life '*a+
unfortunniely lost. ' The lientenant in charge;
named Thomas Burnett, a native- of Glugow t
had gone down to his cabin, and was. found
there suffocated. All utteinnts; 'to mist°
animation were without avail.
Ti 13. S,teamer Delaware, which was
sunk En : 18611y side of the 8. tnan.of
war Colninbus, in the southern bianch of the
Elizabeth river, near Norfolk ! is now being
sheathed, preparatory to being raised. The
Columbus was raised last year, by the firm of
wreckers engaged in this.work. ba tt led up on
marine railway and cut p. The Delaware is
being encased in a jacket of yellow' pine, and
will be putpped.qut by powerful steam pumps.
The rema ins of the big ship Pennsylvania, and
all the other vessels now sunk in the Elizabeth
river, will, it is asserted; be raised In the same
.
JOHN 11. Vounes, Esq., for more than a
quarter of a century a prominent lawyer and a
well known citi:zen, of Philadelphia, died on
Wednesday at hioo#ldence in Rest Philadel•
phis, aged 71 years. j Mr. Vogdea watt 'll mem•
her of the Hoard of Trustees of the JelTareon
Medicat;College, and an activeromoter' . o
the success of that institution:, His health has
been declining for the past two years,and dur
ing that time be withdrew almost entirely from
professional and business pursuits.
INDIAN nu Helena Montana, dila
pnteh, says a wagiparty of I,ew Doreen In-`
dians attacked Sateral - lodges on Blood's Run
river crossing, near Fort Shaw. Six wore
killed and six
,Wounded.. They - carried .Off
trienty-liya horse's. A detachment from Fort
Shaw pursued bUt;did not overtake them.
—News from Athens state that the irrita
tion against France is so great that the sailors
of the Freneih vessels of war cruising in front
of the city have been forbid4n to go on shore,
so as to.pievent a tight between them and the
Greek p'opulation,
A rreet Of* Post °Mee Robber.
Ponmatui,-Feb. 11.—A Gentian named
Guenther, who it is alleged robbed apost-olTice
in Germany of $lO,OOO, was arrested hero last'
evening in response to a cable telegram. lie
arrived per steamer Austrian.
Tut: expenses of the Fortieth Congress for
the fiscal year ending Juno 30, 1808, amount
to the enormous stain of $1,207,601.34. This
includes stationery, police, carriage hire, pay
of employees, &c., and ,is exclusive of the
sahib , of the Members.
—The Queen of lifriflagascar gave some time
ago a magnificent reception to the officers of
the naval station In that harbor' on the oceii ,
sioii of a treaty she passed with France.
Prince Itasallire,, her son andlthe heir to the
crown, to be educated by the French.
—Tho 'cholera, which hacl made terrible
ravages in the French possessions of Senegal,
on the Western coast of Africa, is gradually
disappearing. It is now in the interior of the
cOnntry, and its principal ltictims are the na
tives. . - -
--,,The latest Paris frishien is the "Con•
ferenee hat," an Astrachan fez, with the beak
and eyes of an imperial eagle in front, and
Grecian borders all round. •
ADVERTYB*IIIENTB,'• ,
wI4VE 'WHILE° YOU LIVELsqI
CHOICEST OYSTERS 4.111) FINEST TERRA.
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THE CITY-CAM DEHAD DAILY
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ITZAND'S RES TAUB A NT,
fob 124611 No. 19 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
A TTENTION, FIREMEN.-13:ulges will bo is-
AL sued to tliose cowponies that have paid the
assessment,on FRIDAY EVENING,Feb. 1,2, at the
Common Connell Chamber, between 7 and Bo'.
clock. E. A. HOWELL,
• SoorOtary Firemen's Union.
Fob. 11-2 t
WANTED,
' 75 SHARES
EAST • PENisfSYLVA NIA
ItAILItOAD STOCK,
BY!
BUSTIONG & BRO.,
16 NORTH ISIXTII STREET.
fob 10-Iwd
NOTICE.—The undersigned has this day as.
tic:whited with litin as a full partner, George.
G. Thlnunill. of New York,and the business of lin-
POrtingUnd dealing in Choice Minors will be
conducted under the firm ,nanto ,df Lattinan &
Ilan:milli, at the to stand,
EO..M. LAUMAN
1288ohth Ninth street,
Ut,
January 27, 1689. .* • Philadelphia,
Feb. Wit
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ILEWA.ED.:-LN double barrelled (ion was
it fowdaye ago, while coming to this
city from the farm of James 8.11111. The above
reward will.be paid by leaving the same at.
fob DAfp , .7' • TIM OFFICE.
IOR btinold 'at Private Eiale r ilit
Stook of J. RODGEICS I BARBER 13110 P, with
appurtenances, at. No. 253 Penn. street, Reading.
SOld on account of going into Ober business. •
fob 9
LAUMAN St• IIAM
IMPORTERSAND D E ALERS
CHOICE LNUORS:
WINIS AND SEpAitS,
128 81:34UTli NINTH
,p TIttET,
I'HIL/kDELPLIIA.
U. ir. tAuhrAw,
Peb. 9.
DUBLIC SALE;--Will be sold at Yubile Hale, on
Saturdny, the 20th Fob, 1809, at one l o
M., at the Keystone House. All that certain lot
dr piece of ground With the throb story BRICK
DIVKLI.II.,IG,IIIOUSE thereon situated on the
South X astern ,ebriter of Third and Franklin
streettit Reading. Bald lot being 30 feet In frOnt
and 100 foot deep Mbre or loss. The'house is nub
stunt( tl baying,baon goltereqoutly thoroughly
repalre, and hal all tho modern conyonienete—
with g , rangeS and bathrOores, ife, • • •
Terms will bei tnade
AkiN JANE lIOUSUM.
ty. y . ),•roif, .41[4eWnecri I Ifebkdd,
YTIN DUNG WOOD—If INtIIIING WOOD.—K incl.
!lair wood for pale by tlie arrol or in larger
quantitlONdellvered to any Part of um city.
PEOCOOK & OftTif,
and Wood Yard.
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F0b.4.4wdl , ' Or. of S e cond and Franklin Sta.
vOIt RENT.—A Second Story ROOM, at tho
r corner i)f Fifth and Washington streets, suit
able fora Lodge Itoomor other purposes. Apply
'soon; to • N 0.60, cor. Fifth and Washington sts.
0.
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ikLi. Om best And !kind styles of Note Pipet,
,Pene l _Penelle, ete. t tor sale at tho PAULA
CHM STOHA NO. (11.11 Pow; street, opposite the
eystono Iptge., ., ', jani:p3.
IN
G. 0. 11/mit:Lt.
PROILLIUTIONI—Nottee le hereby
given to the °looters tof the &worst. wnrdi of
t4l Oily of Reading, OA alt el ion rotquy
con will be held in said.bity on FM D AAA c!). ! ,
it, 1 "bett.,aen the hoursOf $ n'oloott.k. M. ' annn
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&elm p. mr., of said day, for the el on t thw:
011011tins01floori for the valuing ye:EO it 1
r,,:
idae peteongualified fot,vor fort o y ilio •
One non qualtded follqedty n ':tor
two y rt. , •
~ I. Li
°PO . tplalitied for,City Auditor fox:llre°.
i nport.
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-, hie_Peteon qualified for Common Council In
First. Ward. , ~.
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' One pkreon , qualified fol.'. Select ' Council Ip
,•••: • • . nd ward. ' •,, i"
Two pinions qualified Vir Common Council In
Second Ward.
TWO
. W 3113004 114101fiea for Common
,Counell in
Third Wird, • . , I ' ; . 1 i •
One person qualified for 0011113i0i1 0011tiOn f in
Fourth Ward,
Ore person qualified for Common COMM! ill
, One
Fifth Wa
rsord.
n
pa qualified for Common Count* in
Sixth,Ward.
Ond porton quailed for 'Select Connell In
Seventh Ward. -
One person qualified for:Common. Council in
Seventh ward.
One • person qualified for Select Council in
Eighth Ward. '
Two persons qUalliled for Common Council in
Eighth Ward.
Two persons qualified for Common Council in
Ninth %Yard. • , ,
The electors ottfirst,Ward hold ' will their elec•
Lion at the public house of Andrew J. Clockihart,
in said Ward.,
Tho elebtore or Becond W
Ward Will-hold 'eir
election at the public house of Jacob Wentzel,
in said Ward. -
The electors .of Third Ward will held their
eleettou at the public house of William Item in
said Ward.
The electors of Fourth Wird will hold their
election atthe public house of Amos Esterly, In
eatd Ward. • ;
The electors of fifth Ward will hold their
election at the public house of burin We t! or.
in said Ward. •
The electors of, Sixth `Ward W "
.gilt hold their
election at the public holm (;01 Daniel B. Rhoads
in said Wail, •
The cleotal of Seventh Ward will hold their
election at the pudic house of Evan Mohler, in
said Ward,
• The eleotore et I-hth. W - )1d the
eleotore :and wilt
election at the pu lio house of Houry Orloff, in
said Ward.
The electors o Ninth Ward will hold their
election at the public house Of Andreae Wise, in
said Ward. •
fob 3-td)
WM. H. GE RNAND, Mayor.
GENEEAI; IkTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
Just Opened, at No. 218 South 'Seventh street,
au office where general infortnetlon can be had.
We pay special attention to furnishing good ie.
inale help for prliate fittedlleS ind hotels. Whose
desiring such help would do well-by giving us a
Call, as all servants furnished from this offloo'w ill
come well recommended. Weelso furnish work
for those ont or eirtiployment, such as clerks, bar
tenders, salesmen, watchmen, sad men of general
labor.
Wanted, by a gentleman somewhat advanced
in years, a , situation n watchman I can come
highly recommended by Influential citizens of
this city. Also; a good country girl, capable of
doing general housework . Apply at this omeo,
No. 28 South Seventh street.
Jan 20-Bind • i - _Reading, Pa.
VALENTINES!
VALENTINES!
ALL KINDS Or YALENVINES,
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL,
TENDER AND AMUSIN?,
FOE SALE CHEAP, AT THE
EMILE 1100 K STORE,
NO 542 PENN STREET.
Jan 29
MONEY WANTED!
BY THE CITY OF READING. •
The undersiiinea, Committee on Finance of the
Corporation of tho City of ly?ading, 'la ompor
oroa to borrow the sum of.
'SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
for the purpose of enlarging the Water Works of
the said elty i and the said fietatnittbe hereby
give notice that they are prepared tO issue CON
tincatea for the same at six perneht.. interest, to
parties loaning money' to Alia city for 'the per-
YOso above natQed . Persons desirous of iavest
nk In this loan, will apply to either of the under-
Signed Committee, or to William dleidenreloh,
RNA City TroaSurer. rnruxtui DER,
IRL - XlLl.lift,
DA EIL, SPOIIN. '
jan -2a, '6B-ly
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MOLINO HALL lIESTAURANTi . •
. . 9.16 North Rightls SP*. , .
ABRAHAM STOUT,- PROPRIETOR.'
Choice *lnuit and Etdablea. en hand; also o a
good stock of Alee and Lager 'Deer. Lunch every
day: All my friends aro invited to call.
A few boarders can be !ilmitottiOdated with
- _good board. (Jan 21rImd
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ADIOU.RNED gA.LE, •Ok .VALU4I.-
BLE REAL ESTATE.—WiII be sold by the
8 übsorlber, at the public house of Jacob Green',
in the village of Leesport; Onteleunee - township,
Berke county, on '` a turd ay, the lath of February,
IStig, at 1 olelook P. H., the following described
real estate, to Wit t • •
No. 1. All that certain Tract of Land situate
near Leesport, Ontelannee township, in the 4:min
ty of Berke, adjoining lands Of •Valentine Hart
man Leesport Iron Company and others, cOn
taining 10 acres more 'or less: •
No. A certain Tract of Land situate near
Leesport,, in the township of Ontelauttee, said
cotinty, adjoining lands pf Leesport Iron Cr
pany, Lintel Fisher and others, oontairkin 5
acres more or leas. • 4
No. s. All that certain melibnitg• and piPeotof
and it the 'village of Leesport, in said county,
adjoining property of Penrose Wiley, „Helene.
Ulmer, and others, containing , 1 acre and '4%
porches. Tile improvements cor.sist of a large
Illtwo story DWELLING HOUSE, Frame Baru,
Wagon Shed and Blacksmith Shop. The
above premises are tiltalge fora tavern stand.
No. 4. A Lotof Ground ill the village of Lees
port, adjoining property of Penrose Wiley,
Tobias Clouser, decrause4l, and others, contalntng
40 acres strict measure;
No. b. All that certain YRAUE DWELLING
HOUSE and lot ofground in said village of Übe-
Port, in said county, containing 14 perOhes, strict
measure.
No. d. All that certain BRICK /lOUS*. and tot
or pieco of ground in said village of Leesport,
in said county, containlngperches, strict
measure. ( 1 , ' •
The above properties will be sold in the whole,
or by lots to snit, purchaldro._Conditions of sale
made 8
an knovrrt FRANKLIN' MENUI 4 IO.
J,)4t I
s .
PAINTS, OIL AI4D GLAiS,9.--IVITO.
crill Pure White_Leati, Foster's Englis Nita
White Lead i Liberty Pure White Lead Pearl
Pure White Lead, fled Beal French Zino ' ranch
Glass, all sine ittnericanGlass,llll ilses,"Liniseed
Oil, Putty, riants, ao., &o. For sale ohtap, and
all goods war l ranted as ao/d, by •
,iIIoGQW,&,I 4 I & Mir/PIMORE,
Mt 111-4 t ,\- .• ~' AO Pelinksreet.
(ZUNS, XISTOLS t 40,--A ruLt'AEP
sorrnsont Of Clans', (Nliglieb Wire TITO
d,.
double an single barrel, Vino's, Nerolv no
tly'linWater Proof Cape, Powiler`Pitilar ,
Bap, abot Pooehet, for sato abeap by
MOGOWAIII , • )111114/KORZ
00t.31.41 r,us
VALENTINES
LARGE AND SMALL
Committee on Finamie.
=MIS
DR. JOHNSTON,
tiLTII4 4.E 'L . 4 0 1 oSgil AL 1
OPPPLOro. fito um ',Ww.sitOth
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: TEUI!ONLItFiIYSICI : AOVERWISINtk,
:v A
Ildie dtecibilertlibo, mo - 241Dortitlti Brody zan
:),- 2'44 1 80P5/ 1 " KY t_ :O It.Q. 4 9r
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- . -I ` - ' DMIKASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
abobbefs At Blywrixt-NOVIVIORy‘p / :Perms* Rubt ,
. by Igrlorqnt AN:tenders, Or that' Deadly, Poison,.
. ' Mercury, should apply Immediately.
A OURN WAURANTXD OR KO CHARGE, lii
wlto IA ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Meet, Stricture i Seminal Weakness, Weaknes
la the nick and Limbs, Affections of the Kidney
enditindder,involuntaryrniggikar.tiossiiiiketenor
Goners' Debility 4 :erVousnetui, Dyspepsia, Lan
Lnor, 'Conte ton idetut i •
ion of the earl, imidity; Ttembliug, Minna4s
°might or ddiness.Diseatielipttliellead,Throat
Nose or alcia, Affection* orthri: - Liver t Longs
latemeoli or llowels:—those Terrible Disoravris
[ arising from the solitary Habit* of Youth —s to Ler
aml solitary praotioeS more fatal to their v taloa
than the song of the flyrens to the , Ilierinore
Ulysses, blighting their most' brilliAnt hope., o
aqt_leipatioris, rendering marriage, ate, ,iiitros
- •
slme.
"MUM:* = MEN
itspecially, who have Downie the victims of Soli
tary Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
whbal annually swoe_pe to au untimely grave
thotutands of x onus Dion o f, the most exalted tal
ents anti brllltint intellect ', who might otherwise
have entranced listen in B eruttee• With the Men
den oteloquence wa kedtO eceteey the living
lyte, may call with twill eontidenee.
TAKE PART,ICULAR NOTICE;
Tainistare ;tome of the sad melancholy ono t
produced by early habits of youth, via ; Weak
nese of Lho Back and Limbs; rains the Road
Mullion of Bight, Loss of Muscular Pamir, Pal pi
tation of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous trritabi
lily, Derangement of tne Dlgestivo runotiona
General Debility, Syniptonis of Consumption. do
MiNTALLT.../ he Maul °foots en the mind are
much to be droadod—Loss of Memory, Dontusioa
of ideas, Donn:4810o of Spirits Evil rorebott•
lois. Aversion to' 3001Ey• Belt-Distrust, Love of
Solitude, Timidity, do, are seine of the evils
produced.
• MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or young Mon contemplating
Marriage, being aware of physical weakness, or
ganic) debility, deformities, !to., should
,apply
itnrnediately..
So licho phoes himeolf under the Care of Dr. J.
May xeligiously confide in his Minor as a gentle
man, and confidently rely upon hie skul as a
physician.,.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, USIPOTENVK,
IM.PEIMIENT TO IiIAIMIAME.
By Dr. Johnston's marvellous treatment, weak
ness of the organs is speodily cured and full vigor
restored. Thousands of the most nervous, de
bilitated and impotent, who had lost all hopes,
have boon immodiately reflovefi.
All impodimenta to Marriage, rhysloal or Mon
tal Disqualideation, Loss of rroorbativo l'owor,
Nervous irritability, Trembling and Weakness,
or exhaustion of the most fearful kind, speedily
cured. •
• DR.. JOIINSTON, •
Member Of the itoyal College t !ti urgeo n 5, London,
Uraduate from one of tho most emlnent Colleges
In the United Instep, and the greater part 0
whose lie has boon spent in the hospitals 0
London, 'arts, philadelphia, and elsewhere, ba •
effected dome of the most astonishing cures Oa
were over known many troubled with ringing
in the he r and ears when asleep, groat nervous.
nese, boi g alarmed at sudden sounds, bashful
ness, wit frequent blushing, attended sometimes
with derangement of mind, were cured inane
diately.
YOUNG MEN I
Who have injured thotnseivos by a certain praa•
Lice Indulged in when alone, a tat* frequently '
learned from evil compadions, or at school, the
Wrests ofWhich are nightly felt, even when asleep,
and if not cured readers marriage impossibiba
and desttoys both wind and body, should apply
immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the bone of hie
country the darling of his parents, should be
snatched ,
from all prospects and enjoyments of
life, by the consequence of deviating from the
path of nature and indulging in a certain teoret
habit. 8 oh persons morr; before contemplating
. MARRIAGE,
telleot th t a sound mind and body aro the mot
necessary requisites to promote connubial happi•
ness. indeed, without these the journey through
life becomes a weary pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly darkens to the view; the mind becomes
shadowed with despair and tilled with tAlt) melon.
oholy reflection that the happiness of another be.;
comes blighted with our own.
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.
When the misguided and Imprudent votary of
pleasure finds that he has imbibod the seeds Of
this painful disease, it too often happens that an
111-timed sense of shame or dread of discovery
deters him from applying to theta who, from
education and respectability, can alone befriend
him delaying till the constitutional symptoms of
this borrld disease make their appearance, 801
as ulcerated sore threat, diseased itose,nocturnal
pains in the head ' and limbs, (licences of sight,
deafness, nodes on the shin-bones • and arms,
blotches on the bead, face and extreinitieS, pro.
grossing with frightful rapidity, till at last, the
uslate of the mouth or the bones of the nose fall
in, and the victim of this awful disease becomes
a horridobjeet of commiseration , till death puts
a periOd to his dreadful sufferings, by sending
him to " that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns.”
DR. JOHNSTON,
0111/102 1 No. 7 Solna FABIiERIOK STREET,
Left-hand side going from Baltimore street, a few
doors from the corner. Wail not to observe the
name and number. •
Letters mUst be paid and contain a stamp. The
Doctor's Diploma bangs in his °Moe. -
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this institution
year after year, and the numerous important
Butgical Operations performed by Dr. Johnston,
willnessed by the reporters of ,the "Sun,""Cl fp.
Vor i s' and many other papers, notices of which
have appeared aga in and again before the public,
besides hie stan ding as a gentleman of character
and reepenslWll y, is a sufflOient guaranteeto the
afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
May 26..113611-Iydawit •
100A0IFIO RA I LROA)) NEARLY
A. YLNIBLIND. •
1550 Mileo Built.
THE UNION PACIFIC. R. 11; CO.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD R. R. CO.,
Hate added Night Hundred (WOO Miles to their
lines during the
,current year, while doing a
large ideal passengei and Sleight business. The
throligh , connebtion • wilnundoubtedly bo tom,
Waled next 'summer, when the through traffic
will be very great. Forty thousand men aro now
employed by the two powerfureompanies
pressing forviard the great national highway to
a 'Paddy aompleilori. OnlY 1166 miles remain to
PO ,bui lt, wilicit mostly are graded , and ready
(Or the rails. ' „
First Mortgage Gold Bonds, f tho Union Ps.cifle
Railroad COMpany for sale at par, and Interest,
and First 111Ortgage Gold Ih l nide of tlio Central
racing Railroad, at 103 and interest. , -
The principal and interest of both bonds are
payable in geld.
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DEMYSIIkBRO,
DEALERS fl OtiVEERMENT szeintyrips
GOLD, 11T0,,. •
, No. 40 SOUTH THOM STREET',
nor!
7-4ativi .• rintstkrtuquA.
RITTEILISMORSE
VAND CATTLE IPOWDICILB.—These powders,
which have been .1a constant, use by many far.
fliers in thia,CondttfOr the last thirty years, aro
not surpassed' by any of the ;varions prepare
tionS that hate been gotten:lll) , ot late, and aro
paraded before the farming community , with a
-great flcinrlsboft rumpeMinitEougkenne of them
(some up to OUEISTIAN RITTER'S EXCE LALIL
POWDERS. The felleWhig certificate is dne out
of a thousand that might readily be furnished :
Me. OHINIITIAI UlTilti—Dear air I.—l bitvelmil
your CATTLE , POWDZItti for a cow that was
hide.b•und and had hollow horns. I paye her
but half; spoenfal per., week, for lwo weeks,
nd Otte spodelal .avely "Alto Weeks. I
have nied but one Packagtrof ttiepowners, and
the oew Is therognhly oared mid *Wes :nett milk
than ever before. ' , AARON CEITZ.
Reaeling;MAy l& leak ' ~•
lar" The above rewaera art for sale !at the
14eLa boOk otorf r • - • Pan 80.
AND TDB
HOOFLA N D's
G,E RN A
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A N D
'IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
Tim tlreat Remedies for rll. of
LIVER,I STOM4OII, OR nionzal
GROANS.
LOOFLAND'S GERMAN I;ITT'F.Rs
Is co poeea the are Autees (or, a.l
Inedloinelly terined, RaNats of tt,tg"
'
lioqie, 'and Barka, making
tton, highy ooneoutratee, and mitt rei) . j l.
alcoholic:to mixturg ef L
t ind,
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
' le tt oenthinntiOn of all the ingre , iter,tt Or lh
/Miura with tiro purest iluttlitY of N, n i a 0 . 1 .,
Burn, erange, do., yanking ono of rho man ),1,..'
sant and necuable remintics tsver ett\tted to .17
public." ' - •
Those prefer ring ft Medicine free trout Atict.%
lie tulmkxture. will uou . , N
HOOFLANIY6 atiaLVAN Bill Ells.
ThOso who have tio olkjoctlon to the couabi t ,,
04 of the BittorS, as et ated, 11'111 use
HOOPLAND'S GiMMAN TONIC,
They ere opt equally Rood, end contain .
Salim Inetlielhal vixtuca, the choice betuve ll ` l `.;
the
two
most bein
pgalatub
a More muttor Of taste, the Tonle bere t
Thu stotuaoh, from a variety Or eutzes son I ,
indigestion, Dyspdpbta, Nervous liebility, ci.
ts very apt to have ito functions ilerunited, ; ,
Live' Sympnthts,lmr IN closely lea t v6
with the Stomach, then become 4 'm t .'
C r )
ml, the result of which 8 that the Nu i ent snr.o .
from several or moru of tho to ilou ink; (Ils e " t ,
.Constipation, Flatulence ) Inward-Plies, F 4
nem of ]Mood to - the Head Acidity of th.
Sternlieb, Nausea, 'kart-burn, Diggitsi
! for hood, Fulness or Weight in the ,
, Stornach,, Sour Eructations,
' Sinking or Fluttoringtit the Pit of
the Stomach, Swimming,of the Heal,
Hurried or Difficult Brent ling, Fluttering
at the Heart, Choking orsuA SCBt.lg c
em.ili,;4
when in a - Lying_ Posturo, Dlinnexi (l•
Vision, Dots on Webs besot° the Sight,
DMA Fain in the Head, Dolleicney
of POropiration, Yellowness of tin
Skin end Eyes, Pain ih the Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, etc., Sudden Einsiul o!
Heats Burning in the Flesh, Constast 11114 4
lugs of Evil, and Deprossion of Spirits.
The suffororlroin these discuses should Eir;,
oiso,tho ktrestest Calla 10)i 111—t ho selection. ot t
rotuedy (co his Cll2O, puruliiii3lng only that w t ost
ho is assured from hisinvol.thmtions and 11\-,.
ries possossos true;;) merit, Is skllltc;:r
eon/pounded, Is fleet/
from injuilsui ;;
gr °menu, and has estu 411011 for itlielf a itv,
Cation for the cure of those discuses. In ligi4;
noction wo would sUlkutt thoso visit-kno ll ; t
medics— ,
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110.0.11 LAND'S GERMAN BlTgni,
•
lIOOFLAND'S GERMAN T010;, , ,i'-,
A •
PREPARED BY Dr. C., M. JACK tell,;*; •
Twenty-two years since they wore firtit loin
ducod into this country from Germany, dun,
which time they have undoubtedly pm font?
more cures, and benefited suffering Innessli)‘,,
greaterextenti than any other ruined lea
to the public. c.
These' remedies will effectually urno
CoMplaint; Jaundice, 1)) spopsla, Chronic,:
Nervous Debility, Chronlo Dlarrlicea,
the Nidneys, and niI NIM ,lliseiteetutrlkingla: :
A Disordered Liver, il6"' tomaoh or intut4
DEBILITY,
Resulting from any Cauee whatcvcr Pith
T11441'.10N ,OF THE YS:1'16 1 111, Wm'
by Severe Labor, ilardahipa, .14oaure, ,
Fevers, dec.
Thereßs no medicine extant equal to then rt
medics in such °mos. A tom) and vigor hi:.
partott to the wholoayetonb appetite
strengthened, food is 'enjoyed, the blow
digests promptly, thn blond is purified, the co! f
plexion becomes sound and healthy, the )010
nge is eradicated froni the oyes, a bloom
glycol° the cheeks, and the Weak and nenv,
invalid becomes a strong and healthy being.
PERSONS ADVANCED IN .LIR,
And fooling the hand of time weighing heir,'
upon them, with all lts attendant ills, will C.)
in the use of this DITTERB, or the ToNIC i e
elixir that will instil now life into. their re m
restore itt a measure the energy 'and WWI
more yoUthful days, build up their thiuniq
forms, and givo health and happiness to th
remaining years.
NOTICE.
It is a well-established fact that fully onelt:
of tho female portion of our populatlen.au i••
r al
dom in the enjoyment of good health; f: m
to nee their own ox - prion,"neverft ,
well.” They are langu
ovoid of all etaii
extremely nervous, and h i ve no Ipetlte.
To this class of persons the BI 'TERB,or t
TONIC, is especially recommends( ,
,WEAK AND DELICATE dIIILDREN
Areimade strong by the use of either of Om
remedies. They will cure every ciao of WI
ABAIOB, without, fail.
Thousands of certificates have au :emulate , : 1
the hands of the proprietor, but, sp .co will al,'
of the publication of but a .few. Those, it V.
be observed, are men of note - and of such eta::
ing that they must be believed:
•
:'TESTIMONIALS'i
•.• Hon. Geo. W. Woodward,
OMef Atlicettf the Bypreme Court of lb., 0
rOILADIMPRIA, March 111,
41 1 tlndqloolland's eratan jntters a•B`°'
tonic, useful In dls- en3es of the UWl ,l '
Organs, and of greatZ2l„,benollk In m00..#
1)1114 , 0)41d want of norvom action In the . hyous
„ . Your ,
O. W,-WOODWAIID,",
Hon..james . Thompson,
Judge ttl the kht i prenle Ooiirt of Pennsithottfo.
tA.DIII,kIIIA, Apr,tl 914, 194
"1 consider r IleOfiend's %Geri:llan 1
va/uabie Inedicine in 'case of attacks of IrsiVi
tton or pyspepsia. ' I can certify thls from c 1
experieOce of it. Yours with respect,
'JAMES THOMPBON.'A
:,-
. From Rev. Joseph' H. Kennard, p. D.
l'u3tor piffle Tenth Bapttg• Chircl,i, PhOodelphi.
~ ,
• Dr. Taoks'on—Vear Sir: I have. boon frognent!
requested to connect my name , with fccointo
Malone of different kinds of medicines, but
t
prdhig thopraetice as , out of my _finproliii. l ;
sphere, I have in all eases declined; ,'
with a clear proof in various I n staiieti
and particularly In my own futility, of the ircti'-'
ness of Dr. Heollandlu Herman linters, 1 dcfki-''
'for once. from my usual course, to exprem
fall conviction thatdor ge-neral lebilily,4/ the f r j
li
Sem,and espeO ,
ally for Lever 'innpl.tini, $ a atfte
valuablepreparaffort. , In some cases t may I , -
but usually, I doubt nOt; it Wily be ye . benttO
to those who suffer from theAboyo,eapsY,•' '
. Yours, very resp ectfully
. If. K.kiN;lfil ,
. .
, •'• Eighth, below Couto:Mil
. ,
Rev.. From E I).Fendell, . ; .
Afistatli-.SVItor Cilirfsfidn i ; Chronicle. l'hUad.ll4l
. ~r i • .) e
I have deved deemed benefit frotn the IP'
, a
Ilootlantl , s Dorman bitters, and toll it my pi , `;
lege to recommend themas most valunbletc:sc;
to all who are suffering from general deb}lity
frorodiseases arising from derqngement cf . .:if
liver. • ' lours truly
° ,g 'D kENDA L/ '
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~.,,:..' CAUTION. i
, 4
ROoftand's Oerfuanlinmedins are noun terla.;
a t?
its(' that thh eignaturesof O. 7 JA(VON II (~
Abe wrapper of each t o it MI otherii .
Counterfelt:• Penal- p t-Offide and ; g l l3'
faCtoyy at the Germs (Aldine 4torel b e '
+fiteuSt , reet,Philadoli)hia, Pa. -
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, ,' 011itAt.LBS Jr. 1474" rroir illtri
formerly C. U. JAOR 40 A O N 3
Er For sale by all Druggistsnd ties",
atediCh4o#. - 4,1 0416
BITTERS
am rt
klilliADIMY111.1„11