D II NEWM rrumn. —A cotemporary wants some ono to invent rt prevention "for smoking in rail• way sleeping cars."• --Ssm Houston is to ho kept in his ► grave in TUIII4 by having ',a söloo moon went put on,top of him. --The British private soldier is to be herealler'allowed to let his beard grow— kovidedlhe has aby. ---A Clergyman at Trinity Church, l N. Y., has recently had his salary raised from $2500 to 510,000 a year. rho discussion of spring bonnets ha'; for the moment interferon with the wo rnen's rights agitation. —James IC. Polk, Jr., hos oppea - red in Tennessee ns n proininen. better 4t rat.- tridge shooting watches. --The bridge tb eonnelet New York nod Brooklyn i 3 to . be a nospension bridge of the long opnn of 1100 feet. —There is a man living in Norwalk who is worth $lOO,OOO, yet tillosysbil own Ristrr to work in a Danbury hat Shop, earning one dollar per day. —Mrs. ljarriet. Wet: l 'er Stowe hos dis covered her Florida plortation to be a failure, and wNnt9 to. sell out,. —A jealous wife plucking out her has band's beard by the handful, was n!re eenrstreet scene ►n New York. --Seventy Tennensei . negroes are try ing to make, the courts give them $BO,OOO, which was left them by the - will of their former owner in ease they went to Li• beria. —An eccentric man of fifty, in Brook. lyn. Conn., recently dng his own grave, sent for his friends to see him kill him• self, and, leaning 'over the brink, shot iiimself,throttgli the head, falling dead into the grave. cnights of St. Crispin," the ly of slioeninlie'rs, is said to 000 tnernbere•in the United --Tho " I nocret nook number 10( States. inent citizens want to serve as Consul to Frankfort,and the privilege of going to I —F ifty et their efttior ninety tioßir Dresden,. —At the I artford inauguration prayer meeting one of thq prayers was % that Groot should givo up tobacco..- —Tim Pnri. bones paint tjleir ears --•A big ate mboat is to ho anchored at N ew Y or k oli the Hudson, thi3 summer, and furnished as a "summer boarding house." ' ° • ---Detterted l)) , her betrOthed and about to become a mluther, a girl named Sarah ) A. Marshall Pell in 40111/111810115 rt. Bur lington, lows last week._ Mother and child sleep in he same gravev:A., I . --Tile Clichpealo and Ohio Canal, baring been complptely repaired, )vas 1 , opened for navigation on Mar t 15th. --A little baby of rtgontletnan residing t in Alexandria , wogbitton by n M illi% u h tho hand, while lying asleep it its cradle. and soycrely hurt. its' cries nlnrmed its parents; who wore in the adjoining room, and on opening the intorvenit g door a dog rushed into the chamber, n id spring i`tig nt once into the cradlo eau ht the rat and killed it. —Senator. Doolittlo denies the report that he is tlbout to practice law' in New York. He returns to Wisconsity Japan, it is said, tho persecution of Christians by tho tioverunn'lnt con tinues with unabated ferocity. —There is a party f.rming n►nong the Jews, favorable to the adoption of the Christian Sabbath as their holy day, ehinging in fact from the seventh to the lirAt, or turning the first into the seventh, just according toono's point of °Worm , twil. —Tito trustees of the Illinois State University have, declined to admit wo• men fig students. —The new Boston post•olliee is to cos $1.872,000. Centuries will elapse befor Congress ivill spend hall that 811111 in any thing for Philadelphia. —A bold thief succeeded in stealing a 84000 horso in Now York last Sunday week. —•Paris contains thirty•two Bourbon princes and princesses anxious \for thrones. —A up-moment to Lamartine is to be erected in Paris, —Winona, Minnimota, has 100,00 bushels of wheat, i❑ store. —Wisconsin ling caught a sturgeo ITOighing 100 pounds. --Bx•Governor McMillin, of ;SIiBSIS Sippi, died Atarclt lid, —Gov'ernor Brownlow pardoned over three hundred criminals daring the last year of his term. , . 1 --On the emengo and Northwe .4 tern *Hallway, recently. a train ran ninety-one miles in ninety minutes. —ln n recent sermon Henry Ward Doeeller told his congregation "the only way to exterminate the Canada thistle is to plant it for a crop, and propose to make money out of it. Then worms will gnaw it, bugs will ►site it, b ee tle s w ill bore it, aphides will suck it, rains will drown it, and mildew and blight will ride it;" all of which is undeniably of sortie° to agriculturists, and quite coin• plimentary to the Creator of all that gr - ows for the use of man. -- 7 -A: tamed raven, by giving a timely Mat ii, \,.. recently prevbnted the burning of the t iwn of Pont Anthon, France, , - — . Kentucky has a"stern patient," who keeps his daughter chained to a log, in order to prevent her marrying contrary to his wishes. ,tiro (limning the flues. tion: Who are the most criminal, the Democratic minority who seceded from the Indiana 'Legislature to prevent the ratification of the Fnteenth Amendment. or the Republican minority who seceded from the Oregon Legislature to prevent the withdrawal of the ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment. —Alexander Dumas had to 'l eave Paris to escape . his creditors. At la-t ac• counts ho was nt Havre; and had issued the - following manifesto on -the dead walls: "Men of Haile! the author of Monte Cristo 13 3111911 g -4 , 0 u. Conk and see him l" And there he sells his auto• graph for a trifle ? td ruiso furids. • 11.1 orc) PRIITIIG. I the Faily Eagle Gazette no Proprietors and Week ARE PREPA' "MEE JOB WORK 11,01%1PTLY, NEATLY AND AT FAIR PRIcESI Having ample faeilitioslund good workmen they are enabled to exe cute every variety of jn de- sired by MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, AND BUSINESS MEN, SUO II AB Books, - Pamphlets, Catalogues Postors, Handbills, Programmes, Circulars, regal Blanks Notes, Receipts, Bill-H Ball Cards, 13111 s of 'Fare, Wedding Cards; Busines Wq aro confident th, ~ t ,'nli worm entrusted to us will be dOno satis factorily to the custorao • both as to style and price. Orders . by express Wi be promptly oxcoutod, Iddrofis RITTER 8d To. DAILY Ii.AGLII AND GAZI4 I ,TTE OFFICE 542 Penn Street, Reading, Pa. ritn,o 25, 1110 P, THE CRY Is STII4 TREY COME! THE RUSH CONTINUES FOR BOOTS AND SHOES. N. T. GEHO, FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER 653 Penn Si):eet, Reading, Pa. Ulf AS CONSTANiTIN ON lIAND TITI' 1 1 FINEST assoreiraent 'of Fine nml - Ilene i aloes and Shoes la this city, also Ladie' a n d Children's Shoes of all kinds. See list of Ityles anti prices: Mon's calf boots, home math) 83 H kip ? " it to ' 3 Iley's "‘V " II 46 2 Youth's ' " it, a 1 IV omen's kip lace beets, 1 ‘lretnen'.l3Gent Pollee, :kliAseS' 1 ts II 11cti , 8 Aret le, " Plain Unite,, Woments " “ - 1 31M1 II cli It tiron,n NEW' MEAT MARKET unders'gned baring opened new I MEAT STORE .under Library Hall; corner of Fifth and Franklin streets, gpeet fully solicit a share of public patrOu. ace. Always on hand n full supply of ail kinds of Meat, Santiago, Scrapple, &c.; %to., at reasogabre prices. All orders prnmptlY tilled, uud customers served their houses. IZAVDENBUSII CONRAD. Jan Removal of the "T u emplo,of Fashion." , ,1 A , N, D OPENING OF SPRING Fashions, Monday, March, 1, MA For the belle» convenioneo of her patrons, Mrs. M. A, BINDER has removed her DRESS TRIMMINGS AND PAPER PAT TERN STOttE to the N. W. Corner of ELEVENTH and CI I ESTNUT streets, Philadelphia. - ' 1408.4 and Cloak Making.vlres4en made to fit with ease and elegance. Thu finest as sortment of ',wiles' Dress and Cloak Trill- MI tip in the ally, at the lowest prices. Or ders executed at short notice. Embrolil, ()ries, Ild'kfs, Dives, Ribbons, Bridal Veils and ‘Vresths, Fine' Jewelry and Fancy GOODS, Pinking and ()offering. Cutting anti titling. A pet feet system of Dress Cuffing taught. Price $02 50, with Chart. Pattorns sent hy Mall or Express to all parts of the Union. Do not forgot our now location, N. W. corner ELEVENTH and CII ESTN UT STREETS ) Philadelphia. . teat 0-Sair( . . pii I LIP EMIL E, STE WA RD 4 - IN t iecount wit ti Direetoni of tho POOT ixn(l Muse of Boaployomit, for tho county of Xerks i for the year itleA, ' EXPENDITURES. • Cash paid sundry pet sons for eon- . voying paupers to the Poor House during tito year . In 80 Sending away priuni.ts during the ' year, per Joseph M milord Sending away patiperit (luting the year, 15or Steward ' Erponscs on bitsiness, per Jacob Conrad and el wk. , • grponges on bus i ness , per Philip Ettgle•tid clerk '. , Expenses on busbiess ! per Joseph Muthard Expenses on business, per Elias Gisold . Gratuity tti pitipere during the year Postage, .borditre and revenue stamps during the year pavid li elfor, labor on farm, In fall to April Is', 1864 . William Haffert, hiboation farm, In full to April Ist, 1688 iteuben Siohn labor on farm, in It'll to April i lst, jAki i D. F. Moon, la or on farm, in filil to April 'lst, 181 J Sionnol P. Molep, carpenter work, In full to Aril set, 181,3 Moses Bickel,bettor, in full to April Ist, IS , ;, Y Silas W. Flshe , extra relief for Jacob Peirma i • ' William bliult4wheetwrlght work Abraham Fry, porter In Hospital, on account 1 ? , , Richai 41 Richw Ontearpenter work lien ry De fmnir, tabor on farm :Frederick I.4tins,ltsli, et:: ilisio,ploa aim Resoling , R.R CO., freight on cos , .to., Duluth licit. Iteution , segars ( 1 Samuel DOlllOlO Ver, SatitilOry Elias Frit z,house rent font. biotin, In foil to forll Ist, 1868 vetolois Rolandhats and feathers Jolla Rottm j an, t ilor ‘vork John Weitzel, ,epalrlag artificial 1 a leg for a pauper Expenses. (Mu/May's foes, ,I te.,) collecting IlarriOt Di Ilzues pen. 51011 iturkholdor it Maddraigroceries IVashington Richards, Alderman, , professional survived John Tobias, freight and d =peg° on coal Nelson Dickerson, shad !tear, tiro, it Co., coal Jiasob Conrad, buggy Vlrociors of the Poor of Schuylkill CO., for inahl'aining paupers be longing to lierks Co. 1 Christian) Mast, boar.. . _5... Samuel Stetter, dry goorls . i Lit, A. Dotweller, potatoes Nicholas Moser, nutk big post fond) Elias °hold, spittoons Georg() F. Winters, oil • Albert St rat labor on farm Michael Weiginknecht, castrating Pigs „ Si mon Alituit_bricics ,)1 Daniel Shrooder, bricks Albright's Express, dxpre'ssago o goods Charles litllogass, 25 hogs blzzio Eagle, tnaid servant; on no. count Sarah Burkhart, maid servant, on account Elizabeth Hoy, cook in basement, In lull Susan illoeh,laundress,on account Helms it tierioun; bruslies John 4. Slate, shoos . Park File & Co', notions Frederick Lauer, beer Conrad Krebs, reputing buggy, t ruck wagon, ,te,. u. Deo nor, repairing mowing ma chino John MI ICsiiglit, hartwaro A. W. Pottelgor, potatoes Henry Crone°, notions filockloy Almehonso, maintaining paupers belonging to ilorlcs Co, Joseph Fisher, tailor work • McGowan & Millimore, hardWaro • acne Wallach, 1 bull N. Bios:man, pots it. 11. !lawmaker, cutting files Sainnel Ziemer, coillit for Mrs. tED TO DO DS OF h 1 , each, ottdr-Hoade, Liable* \Cards, &o It EC E L ['TS. Gal. duo county January Ist, 18G8 Moses S. Bickel, sundries Will lam 'WINN, do I Frederick Sell utter, do 1 Junil,3 Eqlsert, indent um -;ituitiel Itandeh, do William Heffner, do - Immt 111,11 Se elolol, 110 Athol tS. (,Goldin, do Charles H. Boyer, do Gould el .t if 111 egass, G steers Fill II It Iln Itothenberger, inden turo, tivorL 4 e F. W Inters, hides and tal low —tunnel F. ?Sohn, 1 load hay Joshua Len), indenture 8 onuel Harrison, do William kihult z, castor oil Joint Neltlmunner, old iron and .h:1 rags elot Neithammer, hay . Mutts Griner, seed ()Mims lienjamin Carl, maintaining Wil limn Carl joint It. Edelman, slush fat / l enry I'. Mengel, 2 indentures Jacob Conrad, 3 old WWI'S ' Jacob 00111 MI, one-hiOnio wagon ttash found on Richard St reicher if e sinie of Jacob Heller, for coffin I and funeral expenses IL Shearer, Esq., Harriet Diaz er's pension I echtel . I k, ilillegass, tit s'leep, %. 8, fl.her, semi onions ;i osCs Yocum, indent arc Hold to drover, 3 head Cattle Found on Elizabeth Folk Silas W. FiAier, i (diet r r anded for George West A. IV.lt'ot teiger, sned 01110(18 Bantu Li Welt Zel. (!k llO 'S Com nvm wealt b es, Henry Lash and Sevcrine Teutel, penalty for sell. ing liquor on Sundays, reeetved from Alderman Cleaver, per Jo. soph Mulluird (one Went:a each) \trillium Bernhart, Esq., as fines from sundry persons for drunk en n e ss' and profanity, per Joseph M tabard 1 il' 50 to +7 00 CO " 37h 00 " 2.7 h GO " 225 25 " 175 00 " 275 +I 25 POOR HOUSE ACCOUNT. Glow 11. It. & A. S. Boyer, notions F. B. ',Rocks, professional services in t ho use° of the Commonwealth Melinda Dio N l vs. Edward Ilum bort W. U. Gearhart, protessionaL ser vices In the case of trio Cotmn on wealth Mal hula Mehl vs Edward Ithinborr, it !WIN Es gl o, seed wheat and rye 4ohn It Ichards,vel orinitry services raymn tIJ U.., willow. tutt Ns David Voting, notions haute' Kurtz, seed wheat and ryo n. S. ilickley, wharfage onratt Selmer, 1 ye . . Davis, flat stout) V. G. Von Nelda, belting. V. ilunJninin Engler, shoes Yrast ! it tter A Co., stationery . M. Souders, confectionery I. ‘ CI ti ,i / (, es » 3 3 I : cas e otci ( 3 4 , Li gio Philip'sssitltitl9.ll,:lsr: ate C h ristian Schick, bat. of Christi. nna flerberger , 6 money Hot henherger, g - 1111 Vilif am Van Buskirk, hops Ephrahn Shilling Edelman &Son, fullingand dyeing li. V. Yoder, whiskey Cotton wriest°, • Sundry dry goods lialter chain Hai. duo county January Ist, 18a 'fuer Kean, maintaining - Susan Hendricks Itavcrach Estate Daniel Rlnglcr, Maintaining self James Eekert,onnualug luau/1111re Nichoo4 Moser, hay • Kerper Co„ tildes Itichni - ds Marks, hay Schuylkill county Alms (louse, for maintenance of paupers belong ing to Schuylkill Co. James Faust, Sethi potatoes John A. Myatt, indenture Samuel Wei C.:, flour barrels Elias °bold, poi itoei ll'ernhat t G Koch, hay Frederick Koch, annulling Indult. titre Michael Weightitnecht, hay J. Glancy Jones, Estate of John Philips and costs, per. Joseph Muthart. Joseph Mrithard, proceeds of sale of Mrs. Wisand's furniture Moot:ley Alms Hous.conaintidnlng paupers belonging to 1 , 111111, Jacob Conrad, cancelling inden ture John O'Connor, maintaining his \ wire James ?Jitter, Indent ore nous Unger, do. , aunt, found on Henry Bechtel c mum Bernhart Nicholas, pen ally forsellingllquor on Sunday, received from A IdONllll,tl per-Joseph Mulhart, Cksh found on Elizabeth Shaffer I.iwi Schlott, straw Jelm sch woyer, maintaining his daughter, Sarah Schwoyer John W. Goodhart, annulling In , denture • Henry tiotrirt, slush fat Mary A. Loran, maintaining hys bana I)abli fnunil on ;Agnes Wagner 9 Thane &Wert, ruslutenunCe of George Itetineel • , 414 EdWard Itumbert; per Joseph ?duthard,for lot-Ideation and bao. tartly, with Mallnda Diehl, an in mate of the Aims Blouse tzra Z. Orlesetper, trustee, main tattling Sally - Gill Eddiuger, annulling In denture John and Aintnon Prossmanonairs ' taint ng Dorothy lirossman Directors of Poor of LaneasterCo., maintaining lialinda Rapp I 13 157 John Myers,malutaining his father bOOO Henry Myers, do ,do• MI 00 Cash found on Christian Zenehon lasso S, Yost, slush fat 13 00 Yenous Unger, annulling inden ture - Henry DeLong, 1 bbl, flour liatunel Welt zel, lard George Hemp, old iron' Michael Welt zel, indenture sundry persons; flowers 78 'a 8 GO BEI Mg 87 '35 6 75 34 43 IBEI IBM t 540 inmates in the Moose. Slumber of inmates in the House flan nry,lst , 347 Admitted during thq year horn ad do 4623 400 81 83 I)lBeliarged during the year Indentured 416 do , Died during, the year, including four corpses received for interment arll 600 2 05 Number of tonles•ln House Janu ary let, 18419 150 PO .253 51) 151 '2O 8 09 ties and Ctgor. White mato adults Colored do do 153 15 57 10 2 50 11',1ilte female adults Colored do do 10 (O 122 01 22 00 White male children Co'orod do do White female childron Colorcd do do 100 7,01) 1 59 50, Total numb° `of ine4l» furnished to "goers" and " inners" the year, 1»,537. Deaths in the I owe (luring the year MS. Jan, NJ, John abois, consumption, aged 51 years. Jan. 20, John Drufner i oonsuinpt ion, aged 51 year», Jan. 31, ChriStlanna Ilorberger, dropsy, aged 84 years. Fob. 13, James .I.eatherford, billions fever, aged 45 yours, Feb. hi, Ellen Yore Elsonbels, erysipelas, aged 2 months and 4 day». Natoli 2, Christian zler, apople7,aged 73 sears, - March 7, Rosa Tobias, consumption, aged 23 yea; ». 11460 4 00 604 CO 60 of 37700 25 00 1 0) ISt 25 ES S 7 1 60 13 60 15 62 1 So 30 00 20 00 April ~i 4 Rachel Beagnor, hydra thoax, aged 26 years. April 15, William IL Cleaver, debility, aged 1 year and 5 months. Aprill7,ldagdalena Miller, consumption, aged 57 years. April 2; Unkyow , brought a corpse, age unknown. April 28, Eliza') th lit, 6risumption, aged 75 years. April 80, Abrithatr Lon r i maniapotu,aged 74 years. April 30, Edward isishe years. May 6, Is:tint() Ileyner, years, 5 months am 5 (la May 18, Manila i MB aged 66 s , ears. May 31, Edward Buchoc 52 yea rs...x Juno 2' Thomas And syphilis:ited 69 yours. '. J une ii, slim 'Cline, f i r ,Fears. 1, ,i fg J uly 2, aeob Bohn, drop , July 6, usan Urea'', p years. July 11, .'ntlierine Blank aged 87 years, Jul% lii, Charles Evans, 1) age unknown. - 1 July 19, Henry Bechtel, c , years. - 28 83 676 V 3 G 5 00 7 CO EMI 125 IN) 104 40 14 10 3 5u 138 BO 280 8 80 8 ( ) 6 00 C 2 52 7 00 1 25 35 00 1 20 3 35 ti 00 1 111 July V, Ifranola Frank, s cure. July 3, Samuel Bronainge /7 veltvg, July 80,FoundlIng,dlarrho Lltneastoroad July tall, 186 . - Aug. 6, 'hylBtlanna• Hurt lob, diarrlicon %ell 76 ye re. Aug. 18, Motor Herman, al trrlicon, act 81 yearti. 10 00 10 00 108 Oro 6 CO 21 06 I's %0 13 65 4 57 0 00 16 50 1 00 6 65 Aug. '27, Charles 11. Humbert, dlarrlues, " Ili!' 4 1 . I N,TA i n T. 1 . d ir 5 “. " .. t 1 5 , 1..,..., if v,, „ , 4 1 1 9 }'Gard. , 'Sept. 11, chrlst lan SehreiTur, paralysis, aged e 9 yeat's. 8014. '23, Jacob Hoy, dlarrlmit, aged 11 mouths. Helm 25, /Villiam It. Prletily, ttisanity, tt,, ,, 1'(1 SS yi.tirs. 1 p Ott, 5, Jolla Peter Ort It, dropsy, aged fil yeard. Oct,. 10, Christian Zenchon, r aged 70 yottys. , BM , r ,.. -0.t.5, ljiairiCs Hare, constptiouged 42 years.. \ , , Nov. 11, Henry Wise, consumption, aged 77 years. \ Dee. 2, Angeline Kline, apoplexy, aged 26 years. Deo. 17, Matilda Youlig, syphilis, aged 3$ years. • Dee. 21, Isaac Milton Shea, not known. Me. 26, Abel High, brought a corpse, ago unknown. 1313 88 98 '25 00 8 00 1 12 5423 13 16 1 CO 1 15 4378 28 'Clothing ntode (ma distributam the House. 478 parrs pantaloons, 04 roundabouts, 168 vests, 407_ largo shirts, 108 sznall shirts, 62 neck-ties, 221 pocket-handkerchiefs, 144 large frocks, 17/1 largo chemises, 146 large petticoats, 251 largo aprons, 107 small aprons, 119 women's sacks, 27 pairs women's drawers, 13 lunatic, gowns, 181' pairs 'large stoeld,pgs, r 4 pads large.footed stockings, 46 parrs zqoall stockings, 40 pairs small. foot NI stockings, 108 pairs shoes, 27 hornets, 10 women's caps. ' .W(1(111.111(1(14' clothing bought and (Itsiributed. 29 coats, 51 pairs Lettztaloons_, 48 vests, 181 hats and cats. 851 pairs shoes, 30 pairs boots, 38 pairs woollen mittens, 80 pairs buakekin mitten's, 12 woollen roundabouts 24 Woolen blankets, blankets, 192, pairs hose and halehose, Produce rats« 4 on Arm. 111 loads hay (first mop), 14 loads (second orop), 1377 bushels wheat, 116 bushels rye, 917 bushels oats, 3too hu hels shelled corn, 1911 bushels _potatoes. 2686 heads cabbage, 1329 squashes, 185 bushels green beans, 14 bushels soup beans, 381)1194_01s peas,oo bush. ols phrsnips, 125 bushels onions 180 bushels turnips, 86 bushels red.beets, Eti bushels to matoes, 575 stalks calory, 15,713 eueumbers, 371 loads maituro, 386 lbs. wool, 020 lbs. hard soap, 139 barrels soft soup, (Aline and //0./.3 Ida Ughtersd. $7134 17C6 19 , 37 02 4111) It 21 GO nu 70 818 21 10 Do 49 411 li 39 10 (J 000 17 20 1 00 3 t ,il 25 0) 1 75 53,140 Th 9. beef 17,17 i 11,;Iiilirk , 771 TDB. veal. JOSEPH M UTII Alt D, 811. AS W. P18111.:1 , i Directors. ' DANIEL IL LORA 1, Attest : W. 11. letenEa, C eric. mar 20. 4tw , IBM 9, 00 5- 9 411 FREDERICK W. LAVER; 1 (0 "OLD JAIL," tbrntr Fit:Rh if, Washington etrSete, Reading. Po. Sole Agent for Berke and Lebanon eountle3, for the celebrated 127 pi 1)(0 11 00 •4 50 451 00 SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY.I The roost reliable end durable Scales a . or pkeed before the public. Call and see them before purchasing else where,. Superior inducements offered to buyers. • A lot of seconthhand 60 04 11 78 PLA.TFORIS: SCALES on band and for sale cheap. ,I sort 4•d 14 1 7 4 73 00 17 60 5 00 CITY HOTEL, SOUTH SIXTH STILEET, 1118 21 -3 15 (Near Penn,) 331 05 7 2) IMO 3 4 '4'5 . 401 70 ft. Charges moderate. A. S. ESTEULY, Proprietor. 5 50 JO 28 ang 8 d' R EMOVAL! REMOVAL!! 521 70 000 BAATO'S LIQUOR STORE BM 5 00 15 00 50 tr) 21 Has been removed from the Keystone Build iris tL, the now and elegant etore, _ NO. 437 PENN STREET, Whore customers will find a Tory large stack of the best and purest c 23 10 7ti 90 2 52 WINES, BEANDIES, WHISKIES, 32 52 &e., over gtfored to the public of Reading. AU rho proof of tho above that Is required is Oink. A s h are of pattonage in nolieltecl. • Jal. l TOD/ 4 8 BARTO. 5 (10 1 35 SO 00 MEI syphilis, ago 40 yadptery t aged 2 8. er, consumption or, syphilis, agod rson, (colored nsanity, aged '.'ls aged 78 years. •alysis, aged 4 horn,syphilie 'ought acorpso Ilcpsy, agog 15 ph1116, - age4 61 ,dobility;age a,found 'on tho onsumption; READING, F'A.) FRO V NEW, YORK ! m 100 OD b 00 No. 51SIVEINN STREET, lINADIIING4 CM 1869 SPRING. 1869 5 00 9 .1 15965 I'2 85 BLACK SILKS. JCOLOREp SILKS. MELANGE POPLINS 50 to to BLACK ALPACA. 287 4 - 658 454 PLAIN\DEESS GOO' . ' - MIXED, DRESS OD DS. _ STRIPED DRESS 0 (ITS. PLAID DRESS OOCDS. AIOURNiNG, BLACK 42 • - 316 -- 130 106 CO - 106 AND wintrEl, GO DS. PINE SI'II~i( SH WLS. GOOD PILLOW-CASE - 88 20 • -) Wo talto pleasure in offorq% to the . T4DE GltA'l 4 -BARGAINS In a latgo lot - of Now Cassltuores for Boys' we ar. ) B. H. BROWN. No.. 51 PENN yrucur READING. fob _27 . , A. H UDI T 0 It' S NOTICE. -TE undernigned Auditor i appointed by the Orphans , Court of Barks county, to audit the account of Ignatius Shade, Administra tor attic Estate of Anthony Shade; Into of 1 1 the City of Itcadinge , lecoased, and make distribution of thu ba Ince in the hands of said Administrator, °ruby gives notice fli t that ho will attend to le dupes of ,his tip. point wont, eh Tuesil -. " ISM, at 1 o'clock P." 151., at his oft ca .th Sixth Street. t F. B. I Alter. mar 18.-Btw Wbi'IIII,ADELPIIf. beg leave to are; prepared to of Lion, our usual atisortm_ fdILLINEIti GOODS. -- tons st ni of the Nrwcat aluipts In Straw, Silk andti i tup Bororrs, Rm.; Velvois, Silk Good , Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Ruches, Crapes, Illends,Draids,Ornaments, Re., Re. 'We shall be happy to wait on you at your \ store or 1 eeeive yourorder. Pricea low for cash. . Yours Re., it. WARD, Nos. 103, lob and 107 N. Eieeotul St., Flillad , a, mar. 13-luau ESTATE OF GEORGE HUM MEL, Int+ of Greenwich township, 'Jerks county, ( eceaged.—Letter Testameg e tary to the estate of the above-mimed diF• eedent have been granted to the subserl,' her, residing in said township. Notice is hereby given, pat all persons indebtPd to' said estate are requested to make lin mod,. ate payment, and those having chit ins will present them, prupofly authenticated, for settlement. •• • ISAAC 11(17i1 fob 27-6tW I Executor. AGENTS WANTED. WOOD BOOK! GRILATIVACIEB! LAUGH SALEM] For tho People's Edition bf that ulir Nulled * Biblical and Hlstorleal work, • 1 CONYBEARE It HOWSON'S . "LIFE AND EPIOLES OP St. PAUI.,!) With an introductiod by Rev. JAmee l Me- Leem A-41.14 X/ -- • .O 1)..1_ tOICCOIIego, WlMOvas personally ate lit; Innately acquainted with- the authors. Bettutifully illustrated with EngraVinge and Maps, printed from now plates, with Unabridgui Text, and ilnglish notes ; com• Ole tfl One Vultane of 1000 pages. Iliglily recommended by tiro most mmuinent di vines of all"denominut lone, and sold only by subscription et the low price of 53.50. It tact the !mist ropulur and !saleable , Edition published. - Atilt - TAKE NOTIOE.—As our Lila', al Terms survrtse the4reader, we Weise him to send at once tor Circulars. Address the Publishers, t INS & niftr,c-3twl 100 Broad 8., Newark .J. SEED B O A S. rB".I4IIARTA. D KOpii have received direct, from the kilest 5,000 bushels WHITE liE ANY OATO, w lull ing from 3I to Ell, pounds, to which: till in- Vito the particular attention of Faru ers. Also, will take in exchange light oats for seed oats. 1 BERN:HAUT ,et KQUiii mar 0-atm* cm% Eighth and Coltyebts. ---` BOWER'S COMPLETE MANURE lIANUFACTURBED BY lIIIENRIe BOWER, Chemist, PHILADELPHIA. DUDS FROM, , Super-piosphate of Limo, Ammonia a I Potash. • IVARIIANTED WHIM 1 , 11011 ADULT/LRAM This Manure contains all the elemerttsYto pruduco large crops of all kinds, and Is highly recommended by all who use :it, also by distinguished chemists who /1140;-, by analysis, 1010,0,10 qualities. Pnctiod in Bap Of 200 lbs. each. • And by dealers generally throughout the country. DI ON, SUARPLE4B dr; CO., AUENTEJ, South Water and 10 South Delauvre Avenue PHILADELPHIA. son BAGS By WILLIAM. ItEY,IO4.DS, South Street, Baiiimore, lila. An by dealers generally throughout the eon 1. ry, F r information, Address Henry Bower s . Phlianelphia, [war 13-lyw RHODES SUPER PHOSPITATE I THE STANDARD MANURE. MANUFACTURED BY P '1 TS & KLETT `CAMDEN,. New Jersey. The attention of Farmers is especially called to the, RHODES SUPER PHOSPHAT E, es the most valuable and reliable manure for wheat and grass, as well as for ()tiler crops, as attested by an experience °Olt tees years, This long established.and standard ma. mire isilrepared expressly for DRILLING and particular care is taken to maintain the high reputation it has obtained. We are prepared to furnish the RHODES t,UP+EIt PHOSPHATE in bbls. or in bags of 200 Ihs. as may bo desired. ' tar For sale by dealers, and by YARNALL & 'TRIMBLE , 418 South iliarrea, 410. Penn Street, • PIII LADEL PIMA, -mar 3.1-3mou? RESTATE• OF DAVID nor.- LEN'ilkOil, late of the city of Read. ing cleceased,—Lettehl of administration to the estate of the above named. decedent have been granted to the undersigned, resitting in sale city. Notice is hereby given, that all persons indebted to raid estate are requested to make Untried!, ate paytnent, and those baying claims will present s them, properly puthenttnatrd. tor settlement., J. lIAGENNAN, ilebl74l6wi • • = 444ralnistrittor, 1 FOR ). l&;9. that WO •inrpuo LUBER F LUMBER ! BOAS &EAUDENBITSII' Wholesalo and Be nd tri s l at Dealoran; in all ki LUMBER CORNER OUOURTH & SPRUCE ST., 'READING, PA. TUN FIRST LUMIJIIR YARD ON FOURTH STREET, /LIMO W l i vE HAVE CONSTANTLY, ON hand a largego assoriment of White Pine and Heinlook, :Boards and Plank, white rino and Hewlook anti Yellow Pino Flooring, - r thlte Pine and Hemlock Framing Timber Oats and Scantling of all lengths and altos lifiohigan Panol Lumber. i 1 Poplar, Oak, Ash, Walnut and Cherry. §awed, ShaVett and Cypress SHINGLES Roofing and' Plasterl( LSTIIS ; Posts, Halls and Pickets of alllengths, whluh uu sell at the lowest smoke! prices. )-We are also prepared to futinish all Inds of Lumber by the 'car load at Wil• liamsport prices t with, freight Included, nd respectfully invite Farmers and Unit- I ers to call and examine our stock beforti-i 11 nrehaslng elsewhere. 1 A. b. BOAS. O. W. HAUDENBUSIL Fob B. la6z-tf w 1.7- A. H. LIGHT, M. D., eiflradtsatq Of the I. Unir ratty of rentan. , Inform l tl j t D o pu ‘ b t lie ' flut a t e l l te l l tl ins ;tn . - tthased tont tttken yOssesslon of the STO DRUG (formo;ly kopt by Louis Wyetbi) Nrth-east Corner Fifth and Penn at., ' .. BEADING, . ( PA., w tore will be found constantly on band a lull anti frosty assortinent of \ MUGS AND MEDICINES l'ho undersigned has already raplenish d awl largely increased his Stock wil h spa clnl ruterouco to the wants °Pour commit. silty. Of Patent Medicines bo i ls daily ro aring. A large suppv i also, of English a d ilrenell Soaps, lluffalo 'black Hair 11 ,tishos, Hard litibger COiltbs, 't ooth,. Btuslieg, 1 ' t / I 1 ' 11 RF U 111 E _lt Y , tin i ported and of American distillation, I' lades and Toilet Soaps. Besides these rtioles will also be found on build DI: FS 'TUF, PAINTS, TIMPEN TINE , tIEAS , o. Av. I k . ' 4 , - Physician's Proscriptions earofull c inpounded. A share ofipublio Patronage is refpetit ft lly sotieltad. English and German si). k in. , I . ~ _pni A. 11. MGM'. D ug Store F l ntranoo, No.l North Filth st„ , pill 25-ly I Iv) ' Reading, Pa. ' DR. TAYLOR'S OthE BRANCH T E RS. nd ngroottblo TONIC STIAIU 11ACIIIC and CAB:MINA.- A mild LANT, ZEES BI TTERKi EMS actod entirely from 111 It B BE 'Etta i --1 ~ ROOTH. bonotleial in 'I I l I)Y,SPEPSfA, • GEIsTERAL DEBILITY, Ali Loss of Appetite; a (1 an expellent CORRECTIVE for 11 po'rsos suffering from Disorders of the Bowol , Flatulence, ctre. OLDS EVERYWHERE. Dep0t,N0.443 larketStred,Pl4iladelplia. 134320.1 y w] J. K. TAYLOR tit CO. gCOTT V, UNDRY AND MA - - K./CHINE SllrP.—North Eighth ‘ sereet, Reading. All kinds of maeltlnatir and other castings ! lttsehine work by exi erl .nced rotteltln sts. ;Pattern work by the best Pattern Makers. Orders 4 ,,promptly tilled, on reasonable terms. SEYFERT & CO. oet 10-6mw. TO CONSUIIIPTIVES! JONATHAN HEISLER'S TONIC OR BITTEIB TS THE Is t lOST SUCQSSFUL A. MEDICINE-yet discovered for the euro 'of Consumption Dyspepsia Liver Cora. daint, Bronchitis, and all diseases of the .I'llroat, Breast and Lung. s. It Is maden tirely of Roots and Herbs, and one ho tie ill convince all who will give it trial. Prepared and for sale by i , JONATHAN' HEISLER & CO, -4 43Chuylkill Eleven, Pa, Also for sale by Dr. A: if. LIGHT, North tont corner Filth and Penn streets, Read ') g ; Dr. J. M. HOFFMAN; No. 403 Penn a met, ,Reading, and Mr. !AMUR, Shoe, i l akersville, Berlcs county. July 4, IS6P-15 , w. STATE OF CHRISTIAN /124 DECKER, late of Marlon township, Rorke comity deed. Letters Testamentary o the estate of the above named decedent having been granted to the undersigned, notice is hereby given that all persons indebted to said estate- , are requested te make. immediate payment, and those having claims will present them, proper ly authenticated, for settlement. , IV ILLIAId DECKER,Tulpehoccon, DAVID DECKER, Marion, fob 13-ptwol Executors. - - A UDITOR'S NOTICE.—IN TIIE XI matter of the Account ot Sarah Hert. Samuel Hertz and Daniel Hummel. Adinin- Istrators of Samuel Hertz, lato of 'heck nook township, !Jerks county, deceased, The undersigned, appointed by the Or phans' Court of Berke county account.. re state and re -settle the above and make distribution of the halance in the hands of said AdministratorsdierchY gives notice, that lie will attend to the duties of his appointment , at his office, No. 20 North Itixth strei in the city of Heading, on Mat,ott With. 1069, at I °Meek P. M. ,ratvr 45-3tw • 11,ENSY M. SKIM, Auditor. 1, • I.IA I ARRIVAL AND DEP BTAGEB AND T LYRE 4 RBAMSTOWN MAIL AND \TvLiEI. E Extended to Union Stati.su—L'„, , I ,INI, at Ba. in.. tri-greekly Tuesday ih 4 7.p li lt Satur day. Returns game ds;g and i t ', 4 , l ':I 7 1?-' 0 13 1 t ° servesn ru , Otohneg following r." 0,-wii il no f An rne2,4.,.-1,4-;:' vile, Reamstown. 's BOX ERTOW N MAIL AND STAqt , tilt g Leaves BoYerlown at t; o'clocs, k - rives at Reading at 10 o'clock S. is. il,' ks leaves tending at 2li p. tn. A r th ts tn .! , erlowu at 7p.m. It bettCti , toners 11 flehlville, Oreghville, Yellow Rom e , t',./ti• and Boyers' own. 4 BERNVILLE MAIL AND STAGE ti N . Leaves Bethel at S o'clock, k tl ' + at' hemline at 10 o'clock. a. In. ate, leaves leaves Reading at 2 o'clock, p, Millersburg att) P. tn. I,t- rerres ITA".‘ T „ me nem, pernville. Iscbterebu rc t t !'4 I l ulpeboccon and lleigters Mills. I k BLUE BALL MAIL AND STAOP Mt' ' • Leaves Reading on Mondliy Wederhltve Friday at 8 o'clock,a. m. Iteturni 4 , i t Blue 11411 oiTuesday, Tburgday lec, sit ,,t_tA arriving at Reading at 411. o'clock, 1 ,. : ';'.i fUPPlife Mobn'a Store, 'Knauer's, f,, it grille. Muddy Creek, Terre Hill. Wcat ~1 .) . and Blue Ball. Ail,. PIQUA MAIL AND STAGY: I.INI Liages Reading on m en ,h ) . , ‘1 . 61t, An d F r id a y at 7 o'clock, a. m. A su ;,; Rending on Tuesday, 'lf hursday ani : A : t at 5 O'clock, p. nr. It supplies Mt. Urea, 0' ergrille, Joanna Furnace, 3 1orFanio e , . i ..Z villa; Honey Brooke s Cambridge ab i 1,-. Hermitage. • •••ty LOBAOHBVILLE STAGE AND NIAII.LIti Leaves Lobaehavillo on Tuesday, Thu, Ranedadt4igintgunattailli.ao'teltlockical7tikis. late.nitutliisAgrte„`• Reading' at. 2) o'clock. p. tn. Arriv e ' n i , baoheville at o o'clock. p. in. It server ibi l eh:land Lobachsville. READING TO COLUMBIA ' L i:t ai l3ylabyh R a i lroad—Learn s i le : i f 1 mArriresa ti°ai;l 1 ile t:: 1 ;:: . lteinholdgSttti o SOSo}ttrtNi ll :l : silverBpr nh e i , t c tnllLa ii: v 11' ESTUII ESTE It TO li 1ItI) s n 0 R I) T r i . . we 'Ay by —tage—LeaveA Woo, on Monday . IVednostlay and PridaY iti'i':7' Arrives a tDirdaboro at 7 p, p i . R eturt t' i, leaves 111 debar° on Tuesday , '1 tll ) b it : Saturday t 7 a. m. Supptio.G e i gies ~ , , r,l Ditto Hock Loag'a. Wallace, Unehlaal.-1"! '.. vllle and Vest Wbiteland, ItEADING TO 11011ESON somilkly by Stage—Leave,' It el ,li t att , Tulte ad esday a d iaturdn at 7:30 a. ta. a t a v •11 1 r , lO at 11 a. m. y ), ' REAM() TO nosr Seml-we Itly by Stage—Leaves gel,y Tuektay awl Saturday at 11::10 a In. A „.„. 1 at Reading at :9:30 rt. in. Savoi e: , A l 'iL . ' Tavern, Lower 11 eidel berg, North Ileikieltel Krlele's Mina and Host. El ~BESPORT TO NORA Trt-vrookl by Stago—Leaves Leesport T vt day. Mud y and Saturday at, 12 ni„Arni:i at Leesport a 3 p. in. Supplies South RTEJ villa:und Me Ileum COXT 11 7 11 TO VIROINSVIja Tri-rre i nklyby Shire—Leaver Caxto n 7,„. day. TharsdaY and SatardaY at 9 n. tn. Att:r . tr nt Coxtown pt 4 p. m. Supplica Mosolarn ands Virginsville. REIIIIVAISBURO TO STOUCIISEURG Tri-weokly by Stage—Leave.; llehrer.l6l Tuesiay, Thursday and Saturday at 11 at, Arrives at IVoltrorsburg at 6 p. tn. Sin ti m WintErsvilta and Host. jan Ig,l SPECIAL NOTICE rroViona to removing into our New Mon, NO. , 1124 CHESTNUT ST,, ABOUT MAR CIE 1, MD) WO wlll closo out our jarko - stock of WA.TCIIES, DIAMONDS, JEWF,TAIY, PLATED AND 81LV ER ITARM, CLOCKS, BRONZES, ETC., AT REDUCED PRICES, Person 9 desiring to purolinge for ar Holiday Senson Will flutt It to theitprtit. , l. fay° to oxituiluo our stock. CLARK & BIDDLE assufcedsors to Thomas C. Garrett, No. 712 CHESTNUT STREET, PHIlb may W-lyw _ INITIAL ENVELOPES'AND INITI TER PAPER4S CENTS' A IM, INITIAL ENVELOPES AN)) INITL TER PAPER, 45 CENT: atilt, INITIAL ENVELOPES AND 1N1414 TER PAPER, 43 CENTS A BOX: FOLEY'S BEST GOLD PENS AND ERB AT tlmo. FOLEY'S BEST GOLD PENS AND ERB AT OA. • FOLEY'S BEST GOLD PENS AND liOn. ERs AT SIM. FOLEY'S BEST GOLD PENS AND PAD ERB AT SM. BOLD AT EAGLE BOOK STORM BOLD AT DAMLE BOOK STORE SOLD AT BAOLE BOAK STORE NO. 542 PENN STREET. NO. 512 PENN MEET NO. 5t2 PENN $ MEET fob 20-d HATS,- CAPS ANP FURS,, F \B . O A S No. 460 Penn Str'eet, next door to the Na' tional Union Bank, Hu on hand the mo t complete assortmept of the latest styles Hats apa aM Fill, op - Evir offered for sale In Reading. LADIES' FURS 'IN IGREAT $ WILL BE_ tioi,D (MEAT. • A L, S 0 I TituNxe, CARPET 'BAGS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, MUFFLERN GLOVES, 11UFFALO itOBER,Ar . All of which will bo,sold at tho very louoit eost prices, WHOLESALE ANTI RgTAII,. The best quality c f live GEESE YEA'ill• EltS on bend, to vi etch the attention 61 housekeepers is respectfully invited wall and examine. No trouble to show oleic The himiteetepilee paid forlif 'okra t, id n and Fox Skins. F. 0, 800. • No, 45Q Penn Street, Iteadlnk doe wl WANTED IMMEDIATELY. 140300 BUNDLES OF Rye Straw, fir whieb OF htgooat market prleo wil l be paid. At th ° 'west Beading Machine arid Boiler MO. 'by SIBI.LBRT & KttiSEY. Corner Second said Chestnut street 116 s, April 264fwj • iteadbit FANCY , U001)8, -- - -. , I I,EI MI 11OLD IOLD •