Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 2

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M. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. Assembly DAVIO II. Maxatiwny, JOHN HOLLOW AY. Amity, JONATHAN KLOPP, Mnrioti, District Attorney: ALBERT 6.

GREEN. Readinj, JOHN II. SPATZ. Oiitelauneo, Treasurer: DANIEL SUEPP, Muhlenberg, Commissioner. HENRY RIE3KL, Reading Director of the Poor ISAAC HUYETT, Cumru, Auditor JOHN S.

HOUSNET, Tulpehoooon, Surveyor: WM. LEVAN, Albany. Delegates to the 4th of March Convention i Wj. GKOROE LAUMAK, AS REV X. 8 LLADK, Dr SCHOBJJER, Dr.

E. E. GKIESEMEtt. THE TICKET. The ticket ef the State Rights Democraoy formed by a direct vote of the people, which we announced in yesterday's Times, and in the Berks County Demokrat, is one of which all the friends of our cause may fell justly proud.

The Opposition know this full well, and already see the hand writing upon the wall. The ticket for Assembly is an admirable one. Such names as David If. Hgttes stinb, John B. Hoixowat, and Jonathan Klopp, are in themselves a sufficient guarantee, against corrupt legislation.

They are li able and highly honorable men. The choice of Albert G. Gbeen, for District Attorney, we are satisfied will give general satisfaction. His undoubted strict business habits, make him admirably fitted for the post. As to Dr.

John G. Spatz, the candidate for Sheriff, every body cob cedes that he ought to have been nominated, and that he will be elected. There could not have been a better selection made for Treasurer than Daniel Shepp if honor and integrity are of any weight in the community, lis election will be certain. The choice of Hkxky Riegal for Commissioner) is a good one, he is an active business man, and we believe will attend to the duties of the office (faithfully. The selection of the remaining officers, Isaac Hcyett for the Director of the Poor, John S.

HoX'Snet for Auditor, and Wm. Le van for County Surveyor, must give general satisfaction. We predict that the whole ticket will be triumphantly elected. We are grat i3ed to learn that all who entered into the contest for the nomination, are entirely satisfied with the ehoics of the people, and will give the ticket their cordial and hearty support. JG We learn that in the North East Ward there was quite an animated contest for settling as to who should be delegates to the Office Holders Convention.

There were no questions asked persons irho eaae to vote, as in times gone by. Every vote offered was taken, and we believe our friends Beyer and McKenty carried the day. The October leotion will however settle the dispute among amiable gentlemen, by the election of State Rights Democratic Ticket. The selec tion, of Delegates in the other Wards were conducted more harmoniously. They eeem to understand the hand writing on the wall, and therefore believe it to be of little use to trouble themselves about the nominations.

Lehigh Cocxtt Items. From the emo trat and Register we glenn the following items It is contemplated to erect a new Iron Furnace in the vicinity of Allentown. August Armagnac has been elected Principal of the Male High School of Allentown, and Miss Hannah Romig of the Female High School. On Saturday next the Sunday School of the German Lutheran Church will have a pic nic in Acker's woods. The Cnt Band intend reorganizing on a firm basis, and is reported that a new Artillery Company will be formed in the same place.

During the month ending August 12, over 3,277 tons of iron were made at the Crane Iron Works. A clay or two since a boy named Henry Moyer, aged 17 years, was drowned at the Lehighton Station. He ventured too far into the river, and not being able to swim was drowned. Messrs. Wil gym, Thayer and Erdruan of the Allentown Foundry and Machiue Shop, are executing an order for over 100 tons of irou custinge, to be used in tho construction of a nw Anthracite ursace in Virginia.

DISTRICTS Wert. Ward, tVard. IV Ward, Pomes Ward. A'lriny, A I Amity, JWti. Rnrnvillo, Iircknncb, Caernarvon, Ontro, Colebrookdale, Cninrii.

District, Douglass, Earl. Exeter. Greenwich, IlnidellM rff Heidelberg Heidelberg, L. Hereford, Jiffcrsnn, Kutztowo. Lnnifswamiv Maidencreiik, Marion, M.i.xxtawny, Muhlenberg, Ontelaunee, Penn, Perry, Pike.

Richmond, RoORSOI. Rockland, Ruseombman. Spring, Tulpfhoccon, Tnlpehoc'n Union, Washington, Windsor, Womalsderf. Total. IS 5r JLlAll 43l 67 7.70 52 40O 2b7 91 2,90 60 168! 31a 53 5 94 .21 133; 287 81 3,64 58 305; 2J1 37 A.OO 13 72' 180 1U 18,00 10 ISOi 137 3 45,66 3 137: 134 47 2 85 22 ti3.

IDG 50 3,50 48 1C6 192 13 14 77 7 103! 64 32 2,90 19 65 843 2 2 243 96 10 0.50 7 671 8 8 10 5 i 4 42, IT 30 5,93 J3 I 139 177 68 2.00 62 161' 82 19 12 82! 151 .9 816,12 215 5 43,011 5 215 253 13 19.46 13 253 163 51 3.20 21 07, 65 14 6,07 13 127 i 271 21 12,90 12 155 156 144 22 5 32 144 136 29 4.70 12 56' 183 120 10 7,50 13 98i 19 90 2.10 85 179 238 41 09 8 169 1 191 31 6,16 18 111; 175 12 14 68 8 117 91 56 47 7t 163 15 10.S0 3 32 161 7 23,00 5 115 145 7 20.71 6 1C4 l'JJ )2 16,25 146' 135 t44 3,07 7 82! 198 113 30 5,45 18 1021 132 43 4.47 37 165 252 J3 7,64 29 222; 142 31 4,51 24 110; 111 9 12.33 4 49 153 0 15.3 10 153 190 5 33.00 5 190 122 8732 1214 6394 STATE OF THE THERMOMETER iRaported for the Tikei by R. P. Hunter it Co August '24 7 A. M. 71 2 P.

74 15 52 31 44 9 11 6 14 1 7 2 4 37 26 1 10 1 10 4 28 1 23 1 1 6 1 7 39 8 2 1 2 1 27 6 P. M. 7 2 The Reauino Nobmal Souool will bo reopened on Saturday next, the 27th inst. Candidates for admission will present themselves for examination at 9 o'clock A. M.

Poliao items yesterday were remarkably dull, not even an inebriate making his appearance before the Mayor. This healthy condition of affairs is remarkable, but at the same time commendatory. New Teacher. The appointment of Mr. James C.

principal of the North West Ward Grammar School, appears to give general satisfaction to the pupils and their This school is one of the best in the eity, and with the excellent Department connected therewith, presided over by Miss Davis, will bear comparison with any similar institution in the country. On a Visit. The Doylestown Democrat says that the Rev. Mr. Gries and family have gone to Reading for the purpose of recruit mg liis neaitn.

mat no may succeed is me wish of all who know him. ih33 1V Tli ma a Von! nf Rftlishiirv iki 115' 151 184 15tij 64 144 91; "41 3i 87; 41? 122i 67! 21 96 12a 115 129 47 i 30i 59; 21 15 54. I 31 114 120 I 11; 36! 5 3o! 2645 47 63 19 4ij 19 1 47 40 10 7 5 3 16 LI 12 8 6 13 37 14 16 16 3 10 57 6 9 12 44 II 2: 5 5 37 14 36 31 2d 10 362! 183 172! uo; 114 18 134 140 14 20 I 48; 31 34 8i 159: 2t5 253! 118, 85; 200' I 105; 14 75 I20; S.V 175 73 119 4i 104 114 i 79: 161 37 128 Hi; 153! i 47C9 I 22. 11 12. i B.

Bi 2 15! 3 23 4 354' 4 12 8 S3 74 aij 7 42 16 95 45i 207' 3 11 8 2d 7. 351; 111 60 19 114 32 92 1 18 1 18 9 162 3 137! 3 9 42 120: 1 4 15 53 52 182! 1 15 13 192: 2 6 I 3 22 64i I 122 1 122! 9 86 i 2 19; 3 31: 8 64 1 i 21 23 i I i 1 3 19 49 62 IBll 12 82; I 8 129. Is 215' 1 19; 12 234 1 3 4 13: 49' 157 i i 14 Si, I 1 12 155 13: 21 271, 1 I i 4 26 1 22 144 11 51! 3 14; 28 131; I 4 30; 16 120! 4 81 17 36i 78 164 I 4 84; II 232 I 8 49. 30r485: I 2 29 12 175 2 8 2 51 84 7 76! 4 43' 15 162! 1 7 lul 7 161; 1 21 3 2 7 145 I 1 16. 12 195! 6 181 2 40 123: i I 1 4 231 1 20 U3 8 4o 192 2 15; 1 8 31 237 2 9i 3 14 31 142' 4 49j 8 99 10 153 4 152 6 198; 1 38 957' 138' 64 88 53 81 37 10 3 46 55 13 32 10 8 30 60 12 8 6 19 50 14 20 25 16 90 11 30 12 51 15 7 7 1 2 44 10 43 31 9 10 5 i 3 A MEETING OF RETURN JUDGES.

The Return Judges from thirty four elec ion districts of the county, convened on Tuesday at the Court House, at 1 o'clock P. and organized by appointing Daniel Clauser, of Earl township, as Presidfnt, and John C. Shearer, of Heidelberg, and A. G. Green of Reading, as Secretaries Sealed returns from the other districts were received either by mail or by the hands of the nearest Judges, except from Colebrook dale, Douglass, North Heidelberg, Hereford, Longswamp, Rockland and Womelsdorf.

On motion of Geo. W. Yeager, it was unanimously agreed that the returns, if any should township, Lehigh county, has ben awarded Commissioner rewif jiriner by a Jury of viewers, $4,280 00 for damages caused by the East Pennsylvania Railroad Compttty running their road through the mill and distillery property of Mr. Yeagor. Improved Car Box.

Mr. Millholland has been experimenting for some weeks paet upon an improvement upon the Lightner Box," which he has recently invented, and we are appy to say has succeeded in getting up a box from which there is no waste of oil. In a round of six oonseoutive trips of 72 miles hereby appointed Delegates to the Democrat each, there was no appearance of oil or ic. State Couvention, with power to fill vaoan grease on the wheels, and scarcely a perceptible diminution of oil in the box. This bids fair to make a savin? of at least one mlf in the quantity of oil used on the road in the passenger, freight, and coal cars.

1" A number of dissolute women alarmed at the morality of Allentown have removed from that borough, and a few of them have taken refuge in Reading. We hope the police officers wiil be on the upon tho first disturbence arrest the miserable wretches. Fair. The ladies of the Episcopal Church of Pottstown propose holding a Fair for the benefit of the Church. It will open on Tuesday evening next, and will continue in operation two days.

It is hoped that tho Episcopalians of this city give the project their as bistanse. Accident. A young man named Sterner of District township, this county, on the 19th had his arm shot off near the elbow by the bursting of a gun. Tho bone was broken, and the limb hung only by the skin. a Stop mAT Dime He is the tenth part of a dollar don't spend him uselessly, deposit him add more from time to time, and in a few years he and his companions tr.iy be able to buy you a house.

Jonathan Klopp m. J. Hurloch John B. Hollo way Henry Geiss (declined) John Long Jacob Lenhart Daniel II. Hottenstein Dist.

Att'y A. G. Green (no opposition) Sheriff John Spatz. Treasurer Daniel Shepp, 3,799 3,694 Huyett 3,015 Daniel Dundore 2,902 Leinbach (declined) 1,440 Auditor John S. Housuet, (no opposition) On motion of Joseph E.

Peters, Wm. Levan of Albany, was selected as the candidate for County Surveyor, and his narao directed to be placed on the ticket. On motion of Samuel Dumm, it was Resolved, That Maj. George M. Lauman, Dr.

Adam Schoener, Dr. E. E. Gricsemcr, and Andrew M. Sallade, be and are cics.

On motion the following Resolution was also adopted: Resolved, That in the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, we recognize the bold and faithful champion of the true principles of Democracy, and that our Delegates to the Fourth of March Convention be, and they are hereby instructed, to vote for no man as Delegate to the Rational Convention, who will not pledge himself to support Stepiiex A. Docolas, as the nominee of that body for the next Presidency. Resolved That the following persons be.

selected to serve as the County Democratic Standing Committee for the ensuing year. Isaac Ely, Chairman, Reading, Jacob Kline, Amity. Levi Good, Bern. John Burkhart, Bernville, S. J.

G. Zerbe, Bethel. Valentine Wasser, Centre Willaim Kauffman, Cumru. John Weiss, Earl. Wm.

Sheet z. Heidclburg. Jacob C. Gehr, Ivutztown. Chas.

Weiler, Longswamp. Joseph E. Peters. Maidencreek. John Sohl, Mario 1.

Marks B. Scull, Reading. Adam Wade, Reading. Geo. W.

Northbeimer, Reading. Samuel Beard, Robison. Reuben Deysher, Ruscombannor. Jonathan Goodman, Tiilp. Up.

Samuel W. Weiss. Wis George W. Heinly. fshinston.

After which the Couvention ndjourned, Sigued by the cficcrs. John C. Shearer, Pres. A d. Green.

Secr'y. 67 89 it 81 10 3 47 5H It ts 21 8 SO 61 It 8 5 13 50 14 20 22 24 16 fc8 II 30 It 55 15 1 7 7 44 20 43 31 3D 9 10 6 a 2 3 2 0 aito 2 a 9 1 1 mA 18 3 a) el 56 3" 5 2 2 el 2. "5 i o' i 2. Bilf 55 1 bi 81 $1 10 9 47 66 13! 22 10 81 63 12 8 5 13 51 14 20 32 2ti 15 09 li 31 J4 54 15 7 7 12 41 20 43 33 31 9 10 5 27 67 18 2fi 9 10 1 9 21 8 6 80 11 3 IS 9 14 14! i 8 14j 5 13 202 14 l(rt 91 180 4f: 111 17; I 57 21 178, I 29. 129 253 29 19 S45 10 14, 29 7 2 9 5 92 42 i 105; 80! in; 2a i 161 83' 65 31 129 2i 133, 139' 3799 28 29 3j bi 27 2 Si 5 1 2 4 6 54 8 42 14 8 15 I 87 8 16 40 15 3 84 6 12 5 2 7 19S! 182 Hi! 91 i 1D8 lit; 71 47; 243 38 63 140 i 129 86 85 I lSj 52' 70! 8, 18H 169' K8 8 66' 16lj 1 62, 13 li4 1 1 34 4 38 9 111 15 3191 in? 49 26 5 2 10 I 8 64 12 17 10 6 2 9 31 1 15 6 43 11 1 2 It 21 5 1." 61 5 a 2U 154! 67 2i2' 168 4" I 114 18 30 17! "i II 18, i 82: 119: 5S 54 61 52 391 9i 65' mi 92' 87 72 118 i3 S3 1U 68; 94 38 114 74 17 S015 a 9 3 24 82 7 11 1 1 1 25 It 7 2 5 20 9 2a 4 13 16 5 11 7 It 4 B' 3 18.V 107 42 39 1 1 20; 88i 162; 213 5.1 119 Pleasaxt.

Yesterday was that kind of a day in which that portion of the feathered tribe known as the genus duck delight. Human nature however was disgusted, and as we'passcd along the street (unwillingly we admit) at a late hour of the morning, wo found the gas lit in several of the stores. The rain come down as it is sometimes expressed, "like pitch forks," tho clouds were dense and dark, rendering tho aid of light almost indispensable, whilo the numerous deep hollows in the various pavements rendered walking extremely unpleasant. By the way when will the pavements be repaired or relaid as the law requires, and as the be hereafter received from tho districts fail safety and comfort of our citizens demand ing to report, but should not be counted in forming tho ticket. As the districts were called off alphabetically, the returns were opened and read off and arranged in tabular form by the Secretaries.

See table By which table it appeared that thero were polled in the county, as far as heard from, 1,213 votes, and calculating them upon the Governor's vote of 1857, the several candidates received the following votes For Assembly Director the Poorj Isaac 5,394 2.545 4,764 367 957 1,238 6,610 SHWERIN'S ANNIHILATING POWDERS. The only Remedy in the whole 1Yorld. 8ure to exterminate Roaohes. Bod Bugj, Moftquitr Filed, Anti, Flea, Uardtfa Inst ots. Ax.

Aim, HVt for the destruction of Rati and Miee. Schworir, formerly partner to E. Lyon, of the Magnetic Powdtt and Pills. The wouderfiil effects of 8chwerln Annihilating Powder were ncknowledged, in the moat flatten rig manner, by the President of (Jirard College, Directors of the IIoum of Reiuge, Pennsylvania Hospital, and other prominent public institutions of Pbiladlphia also, U. B.

Jail Washington, D. C. The original certificatescan be seen at his afHue, 304 Race trout To satisfy the public, and for the greater convenience of the inhabitants of Philadelphia, 51. s'chwerln is ready to pnnfy their dwellings of Roaches, Bed Rags, Ants, and, 11 satisfaction is not given, pay will not be desired. Depot, 304 Rare street, and for sale by all respectable Druggists For sale in Reading by Ilnrvcy Uirch A Brothers.

NEW John W. Oorkrey, PLAIN AND DECORATIVE APE RH ANGER, Mishler's Hotel, Penn between 4th and 5th. aug 35 3t A Music! Music! better assortment and at lower rates than any other place in the city. Ap ply at the DEMOKRAT ofUco, Penn street below Cth. aug 25 TO LET.

THE property lately occupied by John S. Bicklcy as a Shooting Gallery, in Oth street above the Court House. The house is suita blc for a Grocery Store or for any other business of the kind; Apply to aug 25 3t S. F. RLTPERT.

STATIONERY I STATIONERY of all kinds, sizes, and prices. Selling off at the office of the aug 25 tf DEMOKRAT, Penn below 6th. Just Received OTTO'S DRY GOODS STORE An Extensive Assortment of STELLA SHAWLS, With Blaok, Crimson, Scarlet, Blue, Green and Mode Centres. Tho public are invited to call early 'ami secure bargains at No. 50 East Penn street, a few doors above Schmuck cr's Hotel.

aug 25 3t Look Out! IOR Music, Books, Paper, selling off at shocking low prices at the office of the DEMOKRAT, Penn below Cth. aug 25 tf ALL GOODS! New Opening at Otto's NEW DRY GOODS STORE, JVo. 20, East Penn Strttt above bth. A large assortment of all the Latest Styles of FALL DRESS GOODS, Which are now offered for sale at the very lowest ta6h prices. aug 25 3t 1QP 8 175 80' 24 I 19J! 103! 33' 23 148 68 i 33 691 146' 18 i 28: 94! 207 18 i 31! I 194 29021 it 5r 81 37 10 3 4K 65 13 2 10 8 2 63 lz 8 6 13 61 14 26 22 27 15 90 11 3.

11 54 13 7 7 12 4a to a 83 31 9 10 15 1 4 1 557 30 Ill Si' 12' 10! i 19! 1 8' 42! 18! i 10: 4 18 11 6 0 3 26 9 20 45 3 4 3 7. 1 12 10 i 39 30! 144 137 I 91 21 42 129 i 19: 29 13 94 1440, The two last columns are the votes received by Henry Geiss, for Assembly, and Eli Leinbach for Director of the Poor, who had previously withdrawn. 1 101 63 25 73 3 69: 145 16! 9: 37; 46 CD P3 Eh CO OO ca 5 4 to 9 cS a 5 2 1 r3 a 2 0) CO TO OTTO'S NEW DRY GOODS STORE, M. 50 East Penn above GA, And see his large and Splendid Assortment of FAIL CRV GOODS. Just opened and now ready for sale, choao.

aug25 3t Ask the Question, WHERE CAN I BUY DRY GOODS To the best advantage!" and the reply will be, GO TO D. NEFF'S, No. 25, East Penn Stroet, Reading. aug 23 PRESERVE YOUR FRUIT THEY WHO WOULD NOT BB without fruit in ite natural state in the middle of Winter should buy Willnughby's Patent Air 'fijiht Preserve Jars and Stoppers, the only reliable Jnr and Stopper now offered to the public For sale at Frick er Uardware Store, wholesale and retail, No. 6 East Penn Square.

Stoppers sold separuts for Tin Cans. aug24 lw. Dry Goods Store to Rent. A property bolder in East Penn street betwee 6th and 7th, north side, who is about to aiter his house so as to make it suitable for a first rate Dry Goods Store, wishes to eon trsct with a merchant for ten tit) the store for a term of one or more years. The rptnainder of the property, which will form a very eligible rfsidonee, will also be for rent.

wug 23 Inquire at this office. A Rare Chance. THE undersigned intends going into other business, and therefore offers his Tavern Btand (lotse to run until April 1861) with all its opportunities, to sell out. Those intending to take hold of this good chance may call on JACOB HAENCHEN, Muhlenberg townhhip, beyond the Cemetery. Possesion given immediately aug23tf WANTED "I TO 20 MEN who can speak Eng K'ish and fleraian to sell ray Botanical Medicines my Dandelion Pills, for Impurity of the bledd and in.

digestion. 25 cts. per box Pectoral Cough Jlixture.for diseases of the throat and lungs, 35oU tbe London Red Drop, for Rheumatism, and the Pectoral Cough Confeclion, 12cU. J. L.

MURRAY, Medical Botanist and Manufacturing Chemist aug 23 3m Berks Co. House, Reading, Pa. Boat Yard. THE, subscriber having taken the Boat Yard and Dry Dock lately owned by William Call, is prepared to build Mew Boats or repair others, in the best and most durable manner. All work warranted to give satisfaction.

Terms moderate) and iu accordance with the times. JOHN CALL, Canal street between 5th and 6th, Reading, Pa. augauw Just Opened At TH1 DRY GOODS of the underwriter, a new article of Mourn Ing Goods, entitled CRJPE ALSO, Black Crapes, Love and long Jqoara Mourning Shawls. vv DAVID NfcFF. Stocking Yarn.

MANUFACTURED from the best American Wool, warranted fast colors, which we uiiVi to our old customers and the public, at rates to suit the times. Merchants will do well to lay irfan as soriment ot our stocking yarns, as they are superior to any In the market JOSEPH GWINXER, Sole agent for Levan A celebrated stocking yarns. aug 13 2m. FOR SALE. THE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF the LAGER BEER SALOON, at the cor lu of 5ih and Penn street.

Apply immediate)? to LASIUs, 04 3t the premises Dissolution of Partnership. rpHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing I between the undersigned under the name. nt ca.i.uel Young and tympany, bis this day been dissolved by sonsent of Die nr(uers. SAMUEL YOUNO, A JORDAN 8VVARTZ. tiRO.M.

LAUMAN, AND. BALLADE. Reading, Aug. 19, an 24.