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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY V, 181:19.
7=-3=
TIIE Eagle Book Storo,.
A nr.v,n office, DAILY EAGLE
1111 d READING GAZETTE & DEMo.
CHAT have beeil removed tot.
54‘2 Penn street, Sehmucker
House building,- opposite the
Keystone House.
How, J. D. DAVIH, of the Senate, and
Representatives limy 1110,st and Rich,
mond L, Jones, bare our 114 nits for
favors received.
THE X ItlW OADVOCT.
Gen. Grant has refused to appoint Hx•
Governor Curtin to a position in his Cab
inet, to the groat indignation of Alex.
K: McClure,' who made the request. In
the courso of the conversation Gen.
Grant said : " i ant not myself the rep•
resentativo of any political party, al.
though a political party elected mo."
There is much indignation and excite
ment amongst Pennsylvania politicians
ut Washington on account of Grant's
cool way of doing business, It was their
impression that George H. Stuart / of
Philadelphia, would ho tho man. , ,
A, special dispatch to the Philadelphia
thill i etin of lust evening gives the follow.
ndditional information:
26.—General Grant,
in conversation last evening, said posi•
tiveiy that George H. Stuart would not
No ilito his Cabinet. He said, white Mr.
Stuart'wes a man of ability and culture,
whO, would doubtless acquit himself erect.
Utility in any position, the state of his
health, if there were no other reason,
would preclude 'his taking a (Minot ap.
poii4tment.
Tho General talked very freely with his
friends about his interview with Col. Mc•
Clure, which seemed to have afforded
him considerable amusement. The drift
of General Grant's talk has loft the.ini
pression hero that representatives of
State cliques wllo wish to bring their
guarrOa to Washington had bettOrtake
warning. • In tho course of his remarks
General Grant said ho didn't see what
occasion there was for people to got into
such a fret about his Cabinet, when they
would know nil about it in a very few
days. .
HOUSE Olr 11113FIUGIEs
«•o have received from ,the Managers
the noose of Refuge tho annual report
of that institution lot the past year.
From this we learn that it is in a pros•
porous condition, and was never more
actively useful than at the present time.
The only drawback to its future useful••
11C88 is discerned in the fact that the
btiildinga, designed for about _3OO white
boys, are becoming too full, having abolit
418 inmates. _Thom is no prospect of a
diminution of those figures, rather of
their increase. For this thoro is but ono
remedy— the buildings must bo oularged,
and the managers present an unanswera•
blo plea fur that enlargement.
'il►o House of Refuge is one of the best
disciplinary schools in this, country cor•
tainly, perlinps - in tho world, for disobo•
diont and refractory boys and girls, and
has brought thousands of them back to
the good ways from which they were bo•
ginning to stray, or bad . : etrayed, under
tho management of feoble or worthless
parents, or• under the pernicious induen•
ces of the street.
Of the .young people committed by
courts , or magistrates to the custody of
the managers, 625 aro white, 118 black
-619 boys, 124 girls. The colors and sexes
are separated, and in these respects the
separatton is complete.
All are at work about qeven hours a
day, and in school four hours. The work
done pays one•third of the expenses of
(ho institution..
Of 66 buys iMlentured lout year, 61 are
bound to litriners. A number of boys.
and girls aro now ready for binding, for )
whom application should be made to Mr.
Summers, Northeast corner of tieventh
and Arch streets, Philadelphia.
TRIG COUNTY PRISON.
In looking over the County Account,
just published, we notice that Joseph
limy, Esq., received daring the year
18►1H, the snug little sum of $.10,022.11
for work on the county prison. This
amount, added to that of the previous
tear for prison extension, nets about
?►122,000. There is some doubts in the
minds of , taxpayers of the county as to
whether this mount of money has been
properly expended, and these doubts are
strengthened when we remember that the
contract could have been fulfilled, entire,
for $60,000. The question naturally
arises—what was done with the extra
$72,000? It may be that the Eagle will
ho able to enlighten ►scupon this jm•
portant matter. If so, let us hear
The above appeared in' the Dispatch
of the, 234 instant. Thi followingligures
show the cornet amount ~expeu,dnd by
the Conuty Commissioners i4l &•building
the prison .extOnstott.
Prison yards,ltaving and write r
pipe, • ' t l / 4 2,658:71
Drains cintEstuble, 1,081.87
VostAnt•huuso, 1,200.21
Raising prison woll t fy: 0,886.80
Furnittfro in n©w prt'son, • 1,182.48
.Repairing old prison, ' 1,60,145
Total $18 1 ,671.70
The following articles were sold, being
of rte use in I►uilding or repairing
Old ire'► and brick, $050.50
This ►nest be deducted from $18,571.70,
leaving. the stun of $17,012.14. To this
last sum must be . added the cost': of the
new prison extension, which was $70,680,
making the sum of $04,402.14.
Will the Dispatch publish tbo above
in its columns, so that its readers are in-
formed of the orrors• in their ligur . 44.
The aluivo statement will bo sworn to by
Josepb Henry awl the leounty
sioners,
TIIII MKXICAN BONDBOLDIRK are to.
fttsed payment by tiio presentgor ern m eat
of Mexico ) though- the rriMob •govern 7
went proMiscs to pay a trifling part of
the alleged !slue of the bonds, at 501:06
indefinite lime. If.thertailiesis continue
their present eztravagant rate of wal .
diture, tho holders of United States
bonds will ho in s similar predicament
before many years.
Tam latest Rio *deices say c "It is
generally believed that Lopez has retired
in a small steamer.to Bolivia ; others are
of opiniou that the dictator of Paraguay
has eintutrked nu board au American
man•of•nar." '
Juntre MOLT aye ho does not want a
Cabinet position, on' account of ill health.
Perhaps be had better wait until it is
offered. "Not for Joe I"
Tlln FRANKINO PRIVII,EOII.--Thsi bill
'oat passed by both houses of Congress
fgrbidding the use of lithographic' signs
turfs for franking Congreasionnl docu
ments, reads ns follows:
"It shall not be lawful for any cancer
of the Government, member of Congress,
or other person entitled by law to the
franking privilege to oxercise said privi
lege otherwise than by his or her written
autograph signature upon matter frank
ed, and all letters or other mail matter
not thus franked by the written signature
of n person entitled by law to exercise
said privilege shall bo charged with the
rates of postage which aro now or may
hereafter be established by law."
'l7►is bill is still awaitingthe Presidents'
signature.
Ar b4PORTANT ACT.—The following
Act has just been-passed by the Pennsyl
vitnin Senate :
An Act fto swecent and punish Me publi
cation of obscene advertisements and the
Gqanle q/' noxious medicines. .
Svc.ll. •Be it enacted by tbo Senate
and I.lbuse of Representatives oftho Com
monWonith of Prinnsylvania in General
Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted
by the authority of . the same, That from
and after the passer of this act, it shall
not be lawful to print or publish &aver'
!laments of medicines, drugs, nostrums
or apparatus for the cure oreetrot or ven
mita disenses or for the cure of those
diseases peoulierly appertaining to fe•
males ; and if nay person shall print or
nnblish, or procure to he printed or 1)0-
lished, in any newspaper in thisStete
advertisement of medicines, drugs or nee
triune or apparatus for the cure of se.
crot or venertal diseases, or for tbe cure
of those diseases peculiarly appertaining
to females, or shall by printing or writing,
or in any way, publish an account or do.
Iseription of such medicines, drugs, nos•
trutns or apparatus. br shall procure the
same to bo printed 6r, written or in any
other way published, 'or tilanl: circulate or
Institute any nal newspaper advertise•
mont, writing or publication, every such
person so offending shall bo guilty of a
misdemeanor, and shall, upon conviction
thereof,' be tined in any sum not exceed
ing one thousand dolliire, or he imprison
ed in the county jail not *ceding six
months, or both, at the discretion of the
coutt.
• Sm. 2. That if any person shall print
or publish, or procure to be printed or
published,in any newspaper in this state,
any advertisement of any secret drug or
nostrum purporting to be excLusive)y for
010 tin! or Miami t or it any druggist or
other person 011411 sell or keep for sato or
shall give t4,ity any such secrot drug or
nostrum, purporting to be exclusively for
the use of females; .or if any persons
shall by printing or writing, or in any
other, way, publisb , an account or descrip•
lion of, any drug, medicine, instrument or
apparatus for tho purpose of preventing
conception or of procuring abortion or
miecarriage t Or ellen by writing or print•
lag in any eircular, newspaper, panipbtet
or book, or iu any other Way, publish or.
circulate any olpieello notke, or shall
within this State! Itimp for salt' ur gratui.
tone distribution any newspapa, circular,
pamphlet or book containing such notice
of such drugs, instruments or apparatus;
or shall keep for sale oi gratuitous distri
bution any secretVrag, noatrum or meiii•
eine for the purpose of preventing On•
caption, procuring abortion era iniscar•
tinge, such person or persons so violating
any of the provisions of this act shall be
.deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
shall, upon conviction -thereof, be fined
in any, sum not exeeeding one thousand
dollars, or , be imprisoned in the eounty
jai; not exceeding six months, or both at
the discretion of the oourt. Provided,
That nothing in this act contained shal l
be construed to affect teaching in rogular
chartered medical' colleges, or the publi
cation of standard medical books. .
TUB CIIANSEPOT litanixotui
oe leNirP.usAt. Pitca.—The .destroying
effect of the Chassepot rifle is so terrible
that it is terrifying. oven those who are
,using it. , In his report on the fight which
the French had recently with the Arabs,
who were, as is knowd, - repulsed with
great loss, Colonel Sonia, the commander
of the expedition ' says the e ff ect of the
Chassepot was really frightful. Tho car•
airy of the Arabs wtts litterally mowed
down .by the Chassepot btillets, Which
reached them at a distance of about 1,000
yards. The_ jeurnalist who allndes to
this feet says ghat the use of such weapons
will Koehler or later' render all war im•
possible. ' •
PROOICEDINGS OF OONORMIS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 66.
In the Senate, a conference report on
the Naval Appropriation bil was con•
rimed in.
Tho bill "to stronthett the public
credit" was reported with amendments,
by Mr. Sherman,, from the Finance Com;
mime. ' .
The confe * tencexeport. on the Suffrage
anlonAtuent' Was Considered, And finally
adopted, by a Vote of 89 to 11. Fowler,
of Teunessder, voted with the negatives.
'The bill relating to. National Nankingreports, to prevent certifying of checka,
by the bankkin certain cased, and to pro
tect passengets- in Vessels, we e r eased.
In the. Houso, the Ciril Ap p . )riation
bill was repsirted:
.The Defiaiency ApPropriation . , bit tval
! used. ,
COnferenee roporta on the Navel Ap
iropriation bill and the bill for Coinpen•
eatlon of . Deputy Collecteira and Aasel•
lora were adopted.
. The LeffielativeAppropriatioo bill gyres
considered.
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'A RECORT WAS reeeived At Corpus
Christi, Texas, on tho 2d inst., to the of.
feet that two hundred Indians had attack
ed tho ranches of Tios Angeles and Los
)1,16)5, on tills road to Brownsvi ll e, end
'slagghtered the entiro populetion, ntim•
limns forty mcn, women and children.
Troops were to once sent in pineal. It
was sanniscd that the'lndians were die:
Raised, bleileawcat4l,9jblerell) sod that
the exient Pftbokr 04104 es Weil
ted. •, • •
DAOIYIO RAILROADi NEARLY
1560 Miles Built.
THE UNION PACIFIC R. H.
AND TSUI i
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.,
Have added Ilightliundred Mlles t°
their lines during the current year, while
doings' large local passenger and freight
business.. The through connection will
undoubtedly be completed next aumuier
when the through traffic will be very great:
Forty Abotitand teen are now employed by
the two.powerful companies in'pressing
forward the great national highway to a
speedy complotlen. Only 400 miles re.
main to be limit, of 'which mostly are'
graded and ready for the rails.
Met Mortgage Gold.lionde of the Union
Pacific ilittlroad Company for sale at par
and interest, and lint Mortgage Gold
Honda of tho Central Pacific RailrOad, at
103 and interest.
The principal and nteroet of both bonds
are payable. in gold.
ONALERS IN ..GOV
LDIIII, N M I N ! ABOURI
GOO.,
eD r4l.
No,' 40 SOUTH THIRD. STREET,
nov 7-d & wry I PHIL ADELPKIA.
BUR EROLDER & MADEIRA,
r,
8. W. 'Coriner Fifth and Waalangton.Bo.
RE &DING, PA.
WIIOLESALD AND RETAIL 'JEALOUS
IN 91t00E11IES. PROVISIONS, GLASS
AND QUIIENSWARE.
The largest and best selected etock of
all kind of goodwln our lino to be found In
Ills °IVY. J•
All coneignmente to parties from a ale.
Lamm proMptly attended to—ut liberal
charges—the heat of city reference given
If•deeired.
Country I}' deco taken In exchange • for
goods—or. cash If desired—for which the
largest market prices will ho allowed.
A large itasortment of allkinds domestic
In
and Imported tlii* 41110011ftliSa always
on hand. (live us a trial and be convinced
that we can substantiate alt we say.
fob ,
GREAT FURNITURE DEPOT.
SCHIKEDER & FEMX,
WarFoom, corner Fifth and Washing ,
ton streets,
MANUFAOTOR r, rrAi =ROTOR 87•
BBLOW MTH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
rlillE UNDEIRSIONED ins'PncrruLtir
publio attention to their splendid
stook of drrt-olere 111/allure non an d constant
ly on hnnd, and made to order to nil
outdoute re.
Among other articles, espeoliti attention It
invited to their an turPseeed I •
EXTENSION TABLES,
DRESSING BUREAUS, -
•
ROOM CHAIRS, -
vriNTRE AND OTHER TABLE'S
FIRDSTVAIT3 OF .110 S LATEST EITYLE3
and emery other article lu their line of bast- ,
nese.
Every article is manufactured by themselves,
in their- admirably arranged manufactory,
with the most perfect maehinery, and still•
fql mechanics, and finished in an unsurpnee
ed manner.
Also prepared to ciente all orders lbr
CARVING,
TURNING,
SAWING, an
MOULDINGS I
All orders promptly e*ecuted. and warren
ed w Adve entleadlon. sp. 10-
NEWSPA PERS.-A law lot or old, newopa
is, on hand at thla Milo, nil, which
01111013 °asap.
Moltowan & Miltimore
DRATAPas IN
HAItIJWAItE,
ic'utLEßr, ours,
HOME FURNISHIEG . 000 t .
METALS,
TIN PLATES, SHEET IRON,
Building Materials,
SADDLERY, &0., tto., &0., ko,
No. ,612
PENN STREET, READIN6, PA
ap 24-
MAURDONIAN OIL TRIUMPHANT.
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%vim ,n, Y U PLEASE . READ TIIIB
Reading, Pa., Jan. DOM.—Mr. Wm. C.
Nicotine, No. 264 South Fifth street, says the
M. M.Oll is the only thing which has given
strength to his broken arm—has need it In
his family for Earache, Neuralgia, and
frosted foot, performing in each case a
wonderfully quick and radlcuti cure.
E. FOX, Proprietor of Keystone House,
certifies that three bbttloe of the 011 cured
a strain in a Horse, valuing the cure it
.I JO OO.
HN KEMP, Policeman, says the Lon
cured him of severe fracture of the culler
hone. • '
The above natun persons are well)known
in this 'vicinity, and areilviug witnesses.
Havirtg furnished enbh ample•testimony
at the Limos wo.advertiseoll with the
FOUR HORSE CHARIOT,
giving Owes popular open Mr
• eONCERTtI,
I deoin $ Ullll l terasar to add more names
The Magic Macedonian OH Co. nil
tbrtett,
$lOOO,
If any dozen remedies combined wiU fur.
Wish as many gond cottificates from prowl.
nont citizens in the oily and -vieinity ae
those 'she have been cured' by the use Of
tbe fdeedentart 011—eall
PROF. ItATXO7IO, • t
The German 104 flngliati leeturer of the
Co:l v ry, stepping ot thelloyetone House
and °lthaca bottle of the 011, or recoil
ad co and treatment, free of charge. , •
Also-Bold. by ' J.- H. J l cOurdy, l l.,lDoeter
gtailefend 8.11. aterette. ado fa
A,138103T g t , A NOTICE.—ELI
.4):Deeker, of the toertehlp of Malden.
ol l a
Greek ft the Cconty of flarlm, havin age.
Dated' alt aselynment 0 ita .his e_to
John 8. Fez, of the sante place, I;
_tru t for
the benefit of hie etedttOte. en . eth. y of
February. A D. llfith , 1 • r = ,
Notice le hereby given; that ell Derseee
Wilde* elalros on cold estate. wlll y iresent
them; and all pierSoue oeinsone totald
v
estate, will itialrhillrenloll
_VII
_eet tO
th i t Ingrlfhtl ! J UN 0, 70.r4
' VilYBlo . /OS.
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A - i l iftryToni, Altana Bith t liiiil
r tiniAp zretwir
. ACT DU IT. The iiimponk.
avow L 0504.11.411, IMBEDS,
BEEMEE.... , ~___ .
• mons oe rninaseAtios.--neo)
',nattier Berrie, by distillatiOt
Rids sok: outiebe eittracta4
men by Ilqtuir Obtained front
tied, tieatidning very little eu;
pyopOrtion Of lipids, and MOI
than any now, In nee. The act
that are by this'mode extracted ,
Ruche, as prepared by Drug
ally, is of a dark Dolor. It is
emits 'itsices the aoth.
destroys this (its aetiVeprincA
a 'dark and glutinous decooti ,
the oolor Of ingredients. The I
preparation predominates ; i
quantity of the other 'ogre&
ded, to prevent fermentation;
tton, it will be found not to
Dire, as made in Pharmacopeia
Syrup—and therefore can be tui
where fever or inflammation exists: in
this you have the knowledge of the 'ogre
(Bents and the mono of preparettion.
Roping that you will favor it with atrial,
and that upon inspection it will moot with
your approbation, With a feeling of con
adonce,
I am, very re!peetftiliv,
It. T. II ELIIIIIdLD.
Chemist and Druggist of 16 'Yeah'
Experience fu Philadelphia, and
now 'neaten at t il e Drug and Chem
ical Warehouse, 891 Broadway, Now
York.
(From the largest Mannfuetuting Chem
... .. .
lateiu t h o World.t
lam acquainted ,with If. T. Helm
bold ; he, uocnpiea she Drug Htoro oppo•
site my reeldenee anti was suocesaful to
conducting the huskies, where others had
not been equally so before idm. I have
been favorably Impressed with his charac
ter and onterprtee.
WILLIAM WI:It;LITMAN.
Firm of Powers k Weightman, Menu
factoring Chemists Ninth and Brown
Btreete, Philadelphia.
m
no wrnAcv BUCHIL for
weaknose arising fro indiscretion. The
exhausted powers of nature which are ac
companied by en many alarming symp
toms, among which will be found, Ind hip°.
etttouto Exertiou, Loss of Memory Wake.
Milos& ?loner of Disease, or Poretxxlings
of Ev 11, to foot, Universal Lassitude, Pros.
tration, and inability to enter Into the en
joymonte of sooloty.
The Constitution, once affected with Ur!
gaol° Weakness, requires tho aid of Med
loin° to stropgthen and invigorate the
system, which HELMBOLI)'S EXTRACT
num; invariably:does. -If no treatment
le submitted to, Consumption or Insanity
ensues.'
lIELDIDOLD'B FLUID EXTDACT Buono, in
aitectious peculiar to Pontales, is une
qualled by any other ,proparation, tie in
Clilorosis, or Retention, Painfulness!, or
anuprossion! of Customary Evacuations,
.Ulooratedof Schirrus State of the Uterus,
and all complaint* incident to the sex,
whether arising from habits of dissipation,
imprudence, or in the decline or change Of
ife.
• 11111.31DOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIO AND
lilraovaD Roan WAen will radically ox
terminate from the system diseases arising
from habits of dissipation, at little b x.
wee, little, or no change In diet, no in.
conventenoe or exposure ; completely au.
porseding those unpleasant and dangerous
remedies, tioPalva and Bleroury,inall those
diseases,
• Min 11111,WDOLD'Il FLUID EXTDAOT illlOOl7
in all dial:lases of the organs, whether ltt
male or female, front whatever cause on.
ginating, and no matter of how long standi.
Ing, It Is 'pleasant in taste and odor, "lui r
mediate" in action, and more strengthen .
Withal; any of the propalatiOns of Bark
or iron.
Those suffering from broken4lown 1)r
delicate Constitutions, procure the remedy
at once.
The reader most be aware that, however
slight may be the attack of the above
diseases, HMI certain to affect the bodily,
health and mental powers.
All the above diseases require the aid
of a Diuretic, Illth l d l lQL.D l B EXTRACT
DUCHU is the greatest Diuretic.
Beld by Druggists everywhere. Prieto
—41.25 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $0.60.
Delivered to any address. Describe symp•
tome in all communications.
Addrebe 11. T. BEL 11110 1 01), Drun and
Oltomlcal•Warehnaae, DM Broadway, N. Y.
sie NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
DONE Ul' In' etreel-engraved - wrapper,
with fao-elmile of my 011emlealWarehonae,
and signed
deo &Wineoditwl H. T. 11E1.11BOLD.
BEAU MONDE HALL 1
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I BUCit & 131t0”.
-No. 543 IELUN STREET,
Are now offering a splendid stock of
SPRING GOODS.
COME AND SECURE GREAT BARGAINS
Sults made up to order in splendid style
- EXCELLENT FITS.
An onnurpassed stock of gents'
FURNISHING GOODS.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMEB.
CALL AND SEE.
IS U C 1,1: & , . 8R0., -
BEAU MO Njl j E HALL,
No. 543 PENN BTUEET.
fob 11311
CARPETS 1 CARPETS y
B. 11. MARKLEY &A.10. , ,_
111 i Pinns agree*, below Franklin,
between Sixth and Seventh streets,
ReePtio'lfullY inform the citisens of Reading
and vicinity, that they are manufacturing the
very best Ingrain, all-wool Carpets, ever offer
ed in this *Ky. Latest kaiteLne and colon.
Wholesale', and retail at Ifew York prices.
We Invite the public t 6 Oxamine our goods
before purchasingielsewhere, and save 25 per
cent. Buy out °f lint class heads and Savo
me. ,r.
r •;"- D. 11. MARKLEY dr 0.
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r.
pliresterday, (Feb. 2.5, i n th 1669,) bp
-5,!:;• 1§ en one and two o'cloc,n passing
.Penn Street from thO First.-National
I .to Klein ,t Ertittndr , s atom 'A
W;,j,PET containing twoen and $5O,
a d , draft for containing
n Jacob H. Heider,
- for .` doh lib'oral reward will be paid on
trl ation .the o ffi ce of the "HAW(
AOLV." • fob £o.3td.
STRIM Pate, Penholders, Load pen e lis
and !Stationery of every lkind. at the
BM WS box STOBB, No. 642 in:in street.
ruble-le-4 ,
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/ • IVY INSTITUTE.
Co. •
• CHESTER o PA.
riIITE NEXT SESSION WILL
JL emnmonoo April sth. 1&39, and contin.
no twelve 'weeks. For information address
B. Pd. HAWLBY,
feb 20-Btw* 0. K. II &WLBT.
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Lln. LOUIS DE !Uteri! minx, office and
/residence, No. 'lit North Ninth street,
ading, Ps. [fell 1741 m.
do uble lfat . TA bfrel
I, .Blo,liLtads ago,w eet.
ing to this city from the) farm of James 8,
11111: The above reward will bo paid by
leavint the same at 'TIIIB OlfF1()E.
fob 1 . , •
FREDERICK W. LAUER,
'Or i li JAIL,"
Cprafr 7014 cf;Wffskirigfon dere% Reading. Pa,
eole Axon( for Berke and Lebanon eountle3,
fortheeelebrsted '
SAMPSON SCALE .COMPANY.
The roost reliable and durable &ales over
plead before the pablie.
OM and fee theta Ware pare/mine On*
R r.
upeelarlridutententi ulfeyeit to bluer*.
lot almond-hand
PLATFORM BOALE.B
ea hand and tut sale cheap, tees 4-
CWINTINAII 40:reteg i liii
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went ) &I Venn WA
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REGISTER'g NOTIQV..'
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ro '. eizz, rotackcs ' VOYClffillif.D.
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NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN ' ,
that thtGfolloivint'acoonrita. iliiirti
v i
been flied in th e oboe *of the Regis t'i In'
and for the coatity of: hark,, and the U. the
same will be.•preeeXtbd to the Orphans ,
Court for confirmation, on 81tiardaf,"the
20thday of !larch next, at 10 o'elook"A.' IL
at the Court Honso, in the City of Reading,'
1809, . . . , , •
Flied January 73, Acconnt of W. H,
Llvingood, Bxeentor of Henry F. Rohrer.
deceased,
Filed January 20. Account of John Say.
!or, Jr., Adrnialetrator of Joint Baylor,
Sen., deceased.
Filed January 28, Artonnt of Samuel
Waiter, Administrator of Tobiaa Moser.
dtsoeased,
Filed January 'N. Aeoonnt ofJohn Writs..
Administrator of D. W. Knabb, does&
Filed February 3. Orociunt of W. D. Ms.
ser and -it. F. Dioktl, Kxocutore of Samuel
Eimer, doeee.sf 4 4l. _ '
Filed February 8. AooOtint• of Jaoob
' Schaeffer, Administrator of John Schur.
•fer, deceased.
1 , lied • February o,_ Account of David
Plank, Guardian of Mat 8. Jacobs.
Filed February 8. Amount of Goorgo 8.•
Toiler, Ounrdlan of Franklin Kaufman.
Filed February O. Account of George
Wendling, Administrator of Henry Wend.
linj deceased.
l lied January 10. Account of Verona
Gunter, Administratrix of Francis 11, Claw
ter,•deeeased.
Filed January 10, Account' of Harrison
H. Mester and Bonnoville K. limner, Mx
octant's of John Christ Mester, deceased.
Filed February 11 Aeoount of Joseph
Quintet*. Adminietrator of Sarah Fuyder,
deceased.
. .
Flied February 11 Account of Reuben 11.
Seidel, Guardian of Elmira Yocum.
Flied February 13. , Account of Daniel
Hoist, Administrator of floury Heist, do
ceased.
Flied' February 17. Amount of Jacob L.
Grimmer and Daniel L tiriesemer, Ad
mlnlstratora of Eibtabeela Urlesemet, de
ceased. •
Filed February 17, Account of William
Eisenhower. Administrator of 6=llolllor
rel. deceased.
Filed February 17. Account of John 1).
Guldin, Administrator of llunnah Guldin,
deceased.
J. D. WANNER, Itegist.er.
ItsoisTan's Orsini , February 20, iSse-ltw
;', 4 TATE . AGRICULTURAL SOOl-
N.llCTY.—Proposals for holding tbe annual
exhibition, ot "the l'ennsylyania Stto
Agricultur'al tidoletY h tieptember noxt,
will be received by theundersigned 'until
Tuemlay, March 17th, 1869.. A guaran.
too for the performance of the proposi
tion tendered will be liqpiire_d.The Mee
will meet Wive Committee on the 17th of
March. and ;decide upon location. Let•
spould bo addressed to Amos IC. Hupp,
IsorthumbArland,A.lll.(fignicer,Alluntown,
or A. lioy M
dantilton, Harrisburg.
fob 20-Itiv • •
ASSIGNEE'S SALR OF VAL-
Anti BLATH_QUARHIEB AND OTH-
Hit PROPhRTY ;—Will bo sold at public
sale on Friday, tho 10th day of March, A.
D., 1869 at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, at the
publio house of-,itioltard W. Seidel, in the
borough of Hamburg. Derks, 000nty : All
the right, title and interest consibting of
two-thirds in a certain lease of a tract of
Land and slate Quarries bolimeilug to Wm.
-Kalbach and Jacob 11. Phillips, trading
under the firm of Halbach it Phillips.
- situate In Lynn townslitp, Lehigh county,
Pennsylvania; bounded by lands of Ham.
tiel K. Lute, Samuel F. Luts and others;
containing about 11 Rem. On, the above
Qremises are opened two'excellOnt SLATE;
UARRIES in full working operation,that
will readily yield a not profit of FOUR
HUNDRED DOLLARS per month, Also,
on the above is a steam engine of twenty-
Ave, horse power engine house; SU b3,1"118•
foot; workshop, 80 by 19; warelteese, 20 by
40; powder house, 20 by , st; blackstnith
shop, 22 by 16 and stable, 26 by 10 feet;
railroad cars railroad truck from engine
holm to bottom of Quarry, 275 foot, and
oxtmuling from -engine house to work
Shop, warehouse, tie„ DI foot, with all the
privileges necessary for the convonlet on
joytnent-of the same; dorriok v, Ire ropes,
forcing pumps, blacksmith tools, /to. Thu
above Loaso - ttears date,August 7, 18.18, and
continues for a tem oTWENTY YEARS,
with the prvillego of buying the whole tract
of land with the appurtenances at-any pe
riod during the first five years, at- the sum
of fivo thousand dollars, and may be aeon
at any time by oalllng on the Onderslgned.
:no Slate taken out of the above Quarries
Is of a very superior quality, and has
ready sale.
Terms and conditions made known at
the time and place of sale, where also the
'Lease can be examined,
BHNNTILLE Ditatit,
Assigneo of Ka bitch it Phillips.
The remaining ono-thir interest in the
ahovo Lease, will be offered at the saute
time and place. --
Will also be sold at public sale, on Thum
day, the 18th, and Friday, the 10th day of
March; A. D. 1869, commencing at, 12 o'clock
on each day, at the Liquor Store of Hal
bach Phillipa, in the borough of Ham.
burg, aforesaid, the following personal
propot ty,
3 0 gallons IltlOnougabels. whisky, 11 gal.
lons barloyewhlsky, 3 gallon I Irish whisky,
4 gallon old rye whisky, 5 gallon bast Ho
°hello brandy, 30 gallons cogotto, 103 gallons
cherry brandy. 2D gallonspeaCh brandy, 54
gallows blackberry brandy, 55 gallons rasp.
berry brandy,' 82 gallons pure Holland gin,
20 gallons Lisbon wino,Bo gallons Portwino,
110 gallons oldorborry wino.7ogalions black
berry witto, 10 gallons catawba wino. 65 gal
lons sherry wine. 4 harrols Rhenbarb,wlno,
70 gallons arommatio bitters. 10 gallons
raspberry syrup, 12 gallons lemon syrup, 80
gallons preparation of gin 8 gallons candy
syrup, 60gallons poppermint,l barrel elder,
1 barrel rectified eider, 40 gallon rye flavor,
6 gallons ooloring,2oo gallons vinegar,to five
gallons kegs. 7 ton gallons kegs 59 half bar
rels, 100 barrels , /4 twelve gallon liquor
atands and spigots, 4 ono hundred and
thirty gallon liquor stands and spigots, 2
copper liquor pumps , 1 flue gallon copper
bucket. 8 --- copper funnels, I set copper
measures, 6 liquor receiving tubs and fix-
taros, 6, rectifying tubs, 1 desk, a lot of
chairs, 11 ,totted, 1 stove, together with a
large assortment of casks, bottles, demi
.l°llll.l, jugs, coopering tools, /to,
Torras and conditions mado known at
the time and place oo b
D of EN nt NR Vl y
LLE MUIR.
Assignee of Halbaoh .2, Phillips.
At the same time mid place, the Ste.°
and iteetifyltig House will be rented for
the thrill of onto year. 1411)
Puma; SALE OF REAL ES
TATE.—WiII be exposed at Piddle Sale
on Satiirdar thd 18th day of March, ISO,
at the Heys ono lions% in the city of Read
ing, all that certain TH ERE STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE and Lot of Urgnntl,
20 feet and 7 inches front, by HO feet in
depth, lately owned and occupied by nr,
Frank Moser, situate No. 44 South Eighth
street, Reading. Tho dwelling is large and
commodious, containing' ELEVEN FINE
ROOMS and in excellent repair, having
boon lately fitted up with all the modecn
conveniences, gas, water, bath-room,
range, heater, &o. A large amount's( the
purchase money can stand on the . proper
ty. Possestion given on first of April.
Salo to commence at 1 o'clock P. M.,
when conditions, ac., will bei made known
by, O.I I .SCHARFF': it,
fob 20-ftw] Assignee.
t A TTENTION-, SOLDIERS I .OF
the lfilst Beg. P V. A meeting_ or the
officers and members o f Companies E, O. K and,
T, of said regiment, will bo held on tiaturday,
the 27th day of February, at It o'clock A. k„ in
the Court House, in the City' of Reading.
Lint Col. (lee. F. McFarland wilt be present,
end deliver an address and ,00ting in regard
to the benefit of soldiery, o organize said
companies into a Beneficial Society, for the
good of every remaining member of 'said reg:-
wont, and will exhibit's large Painting at tbe
Battle of Gettysburg, is which said Regiment
held an important position, which 'will ho
great satibfaction for every one to see, and
fti.o explain about the Book of tho Reginf l et
which is almost completed. Col. Allen and
all the officers of the Regigieist wain) present.
All mum of said companies 4T6 TatilleAtett to
see that their members will be la attendance
The Drum Corps of said Reiritileat Will be le,
attendance, to enliven the hearts of the rt.
%mining memo re of said Regiment. ,
'Dy
COMbi ITT EB OP A rder of the
RRANMIRWES:
fob 20-Itir
A SSIGNEVS SALE Or' PER
80NAI. PROPERTY.—WiII he sold on
lerldaY, March 12th. ISITS at. I otolbok, P. •
attho lIALFEfAY HOUillt, in the township
of Maiderfbek, the -following personal
property, o wit,
Bede an Diedding. clinks, tables, stoves,
carpet, shades and bliude, mirrors, wasp.
stands, tinware, beircaes, chests, batters;
bridles, saddles, forks and various Other
articles.
-
Oonditions made Ithowa at the time at
place by JORN R, VOX,
Auctioneer Ell BeokOri
Jong D. Ss mu. [fob 720-itw
mAituipostra, VARIRE TIES) •
ERANKLIN BYBEE?, ABOVE REV:pint.
OPEN EVERY EVENING with a ftrst-
W elamigoospaoy of ttlentodprtista. 'Jute.
n Of NN.!;`'
i )14G1140415'
Wan 4then',,
SLATE! SLATE! SLATE!
1.1 . Att, , or tASITION , . .
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~.3 ., strina ra#ar OrWIRIBLit I
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,14,7411 S,.E,,,Y4F.EQA:I),
FAB IIIONAJILE BILEIIOIi ANT .TAILOR
announcesto the °Mamie of Reading. that
having removed his Merchant Tailoring
establishment to the handsome store
roots „ $O.OlB Penn street, ho is now pre •
pared. with 'an inereaset , itook of goods
and superior faellitles for manufacturing,
to supply all with'
FASIPiONABLE
of the boat quality goods, gotten up in the •
Adm .
highest style:
•
IP
GIENTS' UNDERCLOTHING AND 'PUR•
, NISIIING GOOD§. +
of every style and, varloty to suit the taste
of all In want of anything In this line.
. None but On beat hands are employed.
low all work guaranteed. The patronago
011ie public; Is respectfully solicited.
,j . A.,111•18 S, STAFFORD,
fob AM No. 615 Pobn Urea.
INITIAL ENVELOPES AND INITIAL LET
TER PAPER 45 CENTS A BOX .
INITIAL lINVELOPES.AND INITIAL mu-
TIM PAPER, et CENTS A BOX I
INITIAL ENVELOPES AND INITIA / LET-
TIM PAPBK, 45 CIiNTS 'A BOX.
I 1
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VOTARY'S MIST H 001/ A
AI ItBDT,O JT PRZIS . AND HoLD-
,
VoLEY'SRST OoLD WINS AND HOLD
, EREA
FOLErS BI3T OOLD PENS AND IioLD.
RES AT 11).A.
FOLEY'S BES T (TOLD PNNE AND Il)LD
HES AT sLoo.
1:11TITTE
I)1J Al l AULl'##
n. 41ERMIM
Feb
wH D
AT IWRILYROY WANTS: Tit
MORNING LIGIM—W. T. lAI
bits ocenrod of ORR, I'ARNTER & CO. th
agency for tho above named stove, whit,
le mooting with unparalleled suttees
wherever it nppeare. it combine." all the
modern Improvements, such as rovonlble
cross pieces, feodor doofand out off duos,
&o.
It hasextra largo OVEN, and Re it baker
Is not snrintosed by any *dove lu tko mar
ket. They t'itive all given the beat setts-
Notion. I.3vory More warranted. The
phtoe to get It la at No. Ith North - 'lllghtla
street.
HOOFING ANT) iII'OUTINO foul all klndo
of light job work solicited and promptly
attended to. Having had consider
able experience in this line I feel sat
isfied that I Oin produce work in the best
manner possible, and at as reasonable
imrtna as any other place in the city.
To such as may favor me with their pat
ronage I will say that the best of satisfae
tion will be guaranteed.
tbblG-2k1.3
W. T. RAIN,
20 North Eighth stroot
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!:
BARTO'S
LIQUOR STORE',
1
lien been removed from the Keystone Build
ing to tho new and elegant atom
NO. 487 ,PENN STREET,
Where ettatomere will find a very lorge stook of
the boat end purest
WINES, BRANDIES, WHISKIES,
&a., ever offered to the public of Reading. Alf
the proof of the above that is required is
trial. A share of Vatronage in no ioited.
TOBIAS BAWfO.
J f KEELY, •
WHOLESALE - AND ILETAIL MCAT, IN
LUMBER',
READING, PA., 1 '
Keeps constantly on band and for sale
at ,the •
LOWEST PRICES,
A ienerstl assortment of
WAITE PINE, IIEIdLOCK, SPRUCE,
CHERRY, OAK. ASH, CHESTNUT,
INDIANA BLACK AND WRITS
WALNUT S CAROLINA?
YELLOW PINE,
♦ND
MICHIG AN PA} iEL
LUMBER.
Thoroughly eoesOned and under °over.
ALSO,
WRITE PINE, CYPRS.9I,. AND
NORTH CAROLINA GREEN
81VArif:P'0ED4R
SHINGLES.
ildr Orders res'peettally solicited awl
promptly attended to. Yor prteel, /to.,
Call at the
NEW BRICK .`OFFICE,
Ott Eke Corsa, otiburehane Pim. Streit,
Or, address
J. KEELY.
Feb 2i, 1868-tfdi READIitIO FA,
,1 1 4 6141 EA0L11
9#lcli f e •
11 , 00,FL Nn'
N B Ps ITIr
GEM
AND
HOOFLANP'S GERMAN 'TONIC,
';rbf:4si4tat 'Winedlos for all Dlse twa or 44
tIVRR, 87:0MACH OR Droner ivi
O,ROAA'S.
,IIOoPLAND'S,_GERMA
,
Is composed of the pure
'they err utedteinsilenvall
frads) of lic • cotello
making a prepat won, Ilia
tee, anil entirely free /rein a
lure qf any Aind,
HOOPLANDsB GERM 1
is a combination of all th i s ingr e g iu,
of MO litters, with the pti St condi', ti
Santa Grilse iitm, Orange & , mild j , ° {
of the most pleasant tom ag e,,enbittV''li
1 . ,.....
dies over offered to tlio vubit c ..., t. t ..
Thosepreferring a Medieine N fret t rt ,, 4
Alcoholie odinixturoi Will use
•
1100 FLAN IVS 6Eit Xt AN •
MI TER
• Those who Blue no objection to th e
bluaton of the Uhler's, as statett,wwi;
They l'a'rljeAboNthillielßooti4(na:llytßigl:ToilloAitatiltr:E:trf°lo:l.r,c:o3ni.ll:::
the Bitmo medioluai virtues, the etiol,„, t :
i w een the wo being a inere mallet of
th T e i T m o s n t i o c u b l i c i h tg , frosts a, variety et (li ly
such as indigestion, nyspeams, x v , 10 `,5
nobility, etc., is very a t to lune ita 1• 0 ,
Alone deranged,
atidelug as closely as it dote lot ,
the Stomach,' then bteemea Meted%,
result of which is that - the pat ient.
tlt t s . :l
from several or snore of the follOVillig k 4
oases,:
Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Ilk
Fu nos ofi Blood to tho Demi, Acidity
of the SW nach, Nausea, Heart-burn,
Disgust' for Food, Fulness or
v Weight in the Stomach, Sour
ll.lrtiottitionv Sinking or Flutt
oring at tho Pit of the Stomach,
Swimming 'of the Head, flurricAl
or Difficult Jiroathing, Fluttering it
the Heart, Choking Or §ne °eating sq•
sation4 when in a Lying Pokla e, hi ; ,.
noss of Vision, Dons or \Yam N ;Ior .
the Sight, Dull Pain in the Dead,
Deficiently of Perspiration
iVellow•
nosy of the hkiu end Ey4, p A in ,
in the Side, Back, Chest, himim,
- 0t0.4 Stickball Vitishes of Hem,
• Miming in ,the Flesh, Constant
• mag io ngs Of Eillo and Depression
o f
. fkpiri to.
.
Tito sufferer front those diseases s4era:l
oxerelso the greatest caution in the ts•
Mellon of ti moody for his ease, parch
sing only that %Welt ho is Bs:ittrol trey
1118 in i g ations•and ingn s 4,
i t te d p 0,,,,,
9
truewrit, is skill full., compouzl•
Oil, is tree from Inprintio iso
dielle, anti has est eh shod e for Itself ank
uttaion for Clio euro of three diseases, al
01114 (Connection Wu would submit Wit
wall-known )41 Ino4lloB--
LIOUPLANDIB GERMAN BITIEtS
}~
AND
1 - 1001PLAN1)'S OBliMA? , i TONIC,
PUP:PA/tip By n►'. 0. /tf ! JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, P).
Twenty-two yearn Illnee they tripe 0 4;
Ott ()timed into thiti country froill
many, dui IN which tithe thpy him nu.
deubtedly performed ntortmot us, and lam.
etlted Buttering humanity n, n ht vr a tt
tent, than any other remeatc,. know n t o
the public ,
These remedies will effectually curt,
Liver Coral)laint, Jauedlco, li3ppepalt,
Chronic or Nervone ItoblUty , Climate
arrMea,ll)lsenBeoll=
all lUtaeasea aria- j 4; log froth a I)l4er.
tiered Ltvor, Flowitell or leteetlues
1.)EBIL11;Y,
Reaulletto,- froin any Gauge whiner
PIIOOTR4TION OP 27/E nB.
indueec'Py Severe Labor,
IfardBhips, Expostcra, evere, (tc,
There la no mullein° extant equal to
them retnedlee lit such came. A tone cad
vigor is imparted, to the Awholutsyeitin,
the 'appetite lc atrongthened, foal Is ee•
joy'eel, the stomach dtgcata promptly,ths
blond la purified, tho coruplexion bcceeles
Hound and heathy, thu yellow tinge is
eradicated from the oyes, a bloom it giro
to the chooke,and the .'weak Mid tirni e•
Invalid bocernos a strong awl healthy
boing.
PERSONS ADVANCED RI
And fooling the hand of thno wolghlni
heavily upon them, with nil an nitonthat
ills, will find in the use of Ms IJITTEAN
or the TON1(.1, an elixir that will huttli now
life into their veins, restore in a measure
the energy and arilo4'ot more youthful
days, build up their shrunken forme unit
give health tk n d • happiness to h& re.
sluing yours,'
It le a well•eatablishott tact that fully
one-halt of tiro fen
L i t
.e portion of our pop
elation are seldom in rho enjoy meld
of good health 1 o r expreWoo,
to UBO their own “nover fee/ well." Thy
are latignid, devoid of all energy extreme.
ly nervous, and have no appetite.
To this elnsa of persona the BITTERS,
or the TO141(), Is eupeolally recommended.
WEAK AND DELICATE VIIILDBEN
Are made strong by the use of either of
theut; remetila They will cure every chti
Of NIARAMIS, without fail.
Thotisands of certificates have ao vs&
toted iii the hands of the proprietor hit
ap metill allow of the publication Cl ttt
a few. 43 . 1i0a0, it will be observed, are an
of note and of mash standing that go
must bo believed.
TESTIMONIALS,
Hon. Cleo. W. Woodward,
Otdef Jtudtee of the Supreme 'Cour I of foo
PHILADDLPHIA, March le, ie
"I And' lloorland's German Ilittei s' a i
good tonic, usefulin diseasosofin
digestive organs . ,sand of gust, ba.
ofit in eaneS of cteb nd want of set ,
vows action in the system.
yours, truly,
MHO. W. il 001)WAED. °
. , HON J ) amos Thomplon;'
,
Judge 4I the hubreme Court of Penn ;Wats :
rnttetustruta, April 23,193
"I consider' ifootland's German Bitter
a vaivabie medicine in case of attacks of h•
digestion or DySpopsia. I can certify it/
front my eutpericince of it.
Yours, with respect
JAMES TllOllll l ,BO /V ,
From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D. 0
Pastor of the Tenth Papist clturtvi,r 44 .
' Dr. Jackson—Dear Sir i I have been fre
quentl) requested to connect myix'
with recommendations of different kW.'
of medicines, but regarding the Proct its
as-out of my- appro rlate sphere I h
,±4114. , yeah
all cases declined; but with a da l ,
proof in various instances ss,
partlOularly in my owe atutlyof tbe oP
falmies of Dr. Iloorland'it Uerlotto V tlel '
I depart for once from niy usual count?,
express my full Convictir.o thutdor fog r ;,,
debility el the system, uud &Tech - illy , for L:',
Oempirrtnt, it to a stile ond tahgc , blereP ar ""l
In some cases' it may boll but nsttill.,
doubt not, it will ho very benedeloi le g° l '
who suffer from the above enuseth
Tours, very respectfully,'
J. 11.,IINNIanDi ,
• Eightb. We w WOO ° tree '
,• • From .Rev. E.,O.Fendlill,
Alielood /fdlisr Christian Chronif . Or , I M:e
I have derived decided benefit from 17 /
gee of Moorland's blorman Bitters, from
f ( ,
It my privilege to recommend thpl r iti
meet valuable debilitynt] logo a" " ire tr..
from general of i f's' in diseii?i's
sing from derangement of the Wet. •
Yopra. truly.
' 15 - - , -, v ,. yo DAL&
. CAUTION.
floollandleAlerman Remedies aroto2l,,'
totlettech Bee that tho signet o of C.
•
JACKB ON te on tho wrapper of cacti
3
thy Ali Mhelir4 ere 71cclun terfcit. rr',
opal clrtiEß end ltrantiractorr s ir
the Gemini Motile no tore, No. CZ ARC
St:m6 Phllailellihts, Pa.
allAtliZ.#B H. ',rime, Propro!'„
Formerly C. M. JAMISON ts:.l
4 SPerYl2, by An aft Dru and de
ra mom • F., . 1110411411
BaTER';
tacos (or
term e )
Us And 13 ,
, 10 .
4cone ttb zi
cotictie 0di,447,
N i`O,NR;
NOTICE.