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ailg Cimes. WHITMAN HHALTKRi, IOITOEB AMD PBOPRIKTOBH. OFFICIAL JOl'HNAl. OF THOmOBBEADTNO. Ttarradajri Oct.

1866. MilMw BHOi A Buosn 813 Vmx Sxaw, KOLB AOBWTS 0 OF IBB Daiit Tnras. Wb AV esflLITTwa DOB JOBBIKQ Of Att HUM LARGE OB iKALL QCAHT1TIHR. John VaS BnuES. Jolm Tan Buren, the well know son of Murtln Van Buren, IS dead.

The 'Intelligence wasbroughtto New York yesterday. October 16, by the steamship Sootlo, on whioU vbsboI he died on Snnduy lust; from the effects ofa general debility which had foryears been manifesting itself. The deceased was born At Hudson, on March or Februrary 18, 1810 From the excellent notice given in tne ew York Evening Pout and from other sonroeswe we'glve. tho following' incidents of his life He (graduated at Yale College in Ills twentieth year. Ho then ohose the law for his profession and after being admitted to the bar entered into practice with Mr.

McKown, at Albany. In 18S8 he became a partner of Mr. Hamilton MT. Robinson. At this time his marked abilities had already attraotod attention.

i i i During tho President ial term of his fathor he visited England, 'where he was received at court with distinguished notice. Many of our readers will remember that in eonscqnence of these attentions ho received the name of frlnce John, which he retained for many years long after returning from Knrope, Mr. Van Ilnrcn married Miss Vanderpool, by whom lie became tho fffthcr of a daughter. Mrs. Van Unren died shortly ho never marriedagain.

Hesoonbecrme well known as a genial and accomplished man ot tho world, and alsn achieved ad lslingulsed reputation as law" yor. The part which ho tooltin tho trial of Doctor Houghton, afria. Big Thunder, the famed anti rent chieftain, his collision with tho opposite connsel.and the difficulty with Judge Ed. monds, carsod in tlicir timo no littlo comment. This was during Mr.

Van Buren 's occupation ofthoofiioe of Attorney General, to which he had been chosen in 1345. under tho admin iutra lion of Governor Silas right. Another intor Mt.inirciisc In which he was conoerned in thus desoribed In 1843, the atrocious murder of a family in Cayuga county, by William Freeman, a negro lust liberated from State prison, gavo tuo At tnr'ney General an opportunity to signalize himself, which was employed to the utmost William H. Seward, setting at nought tho pop ular sentiment against the v. retched culprit.

had volnnteercd to conduct his defense, and Mr. Van Buren managed the prosecution. The authorities on modical jurisprudence wero ex hanai ivolv cited bv Mr. Seward, auu iu over instance triumphantly controverted. The prisoner was convicted and sentenced but having been afterwards discovered to actually insane, was removed to the the State i i.noMn Asvlum.

where he died in a lew months. At this time Mr Van Buren was tho height of his reputation, and the carcc open before him seemed to promiso all that ambition could desire. In 1S4J, when tho great feud between the two nigs of the Democratic party had burst into rawn ramltv. John "Van Bnren becamo tnr leader, or one of the leaders, of the radical vision. The batiles betweun these suu partlei wero extremely bitter.

When tho "ISarnburn rs" finally seceded at tho Democratic Stuti Convention, it was with John Van Buren nt nt their head. It was then that a cull wa made for another convention, which met Herkimer, and repudiated the Syracuse nom inations. The nromincnt.pnrt taken by him at the Ctica convention, tho celebrated free soil movement, the results of which are felt to this day, and his speeches in New York and Mas sachusetts, firm an important part oi ino po litical history ot the North. In January, IMS. Van Buren transferred his residence ti New York city, and opened a lav office in part iwrshin with Mr.

Kobinson. Ho wns engaged l.y Mr. Edwin Forrest as counsel in the iuous divorce trlal.assoclated with Ogdon Hoff man. In 1S4 and Mr. Van Buren drew back from tha Whig Free Soil alliance with tin Barnburners, and finally repudiated Free Soil doctrines altogether.

He had risen with them and may be said to have fallen with his fulliiu off from them. After his endorsing the ex treme ro slavery Pierce policy, ho never re gained a commanding In position politics. Dn ring the war he "gcnorally supported tho gov. rrnmeut," although he frequently betruyei' "Democratic" sympathies, as In hU Cooper Institute speech and his support of Mayor Gun titer in 1883. As his health gradually failed, ho sailed last season for England, In company with lib dttugiiterand niece, the daughter or Smitl Van Boron, and wag apparently in the mosi robust health while in Scotland.

Tho tonr had boon concluded, and the party were returning home In the Scotia when he died. Man anecdotes aro current of Mr. Van Bu ren, Indication a shrewd humor and a bold preciation of life. Few men in this count had a more extended clrclo acquaintance, few men wore more beloved wi may add few' deserved 11 better. Phila.

Pretsaf Farmers Tax. The following is very important to fanners, and the decisions have re cently been given by the Commissioner oi internal Revenue at Washington pit. Farmers will not be required to make re turn of produce consumed In their own Inime dlate families; 2d. Tbe farmer's profits from sales of livi lock are to bo found by deducting fiom the gross reeiplft for animals sold, the purchase money paid for the same. If animals have been lost during the year by death or robbery, the purchase money paid for such animals ma) be deducted from the gros4 income of the farm.

Dd. Nododnetlon can tie made by tho farmer for the valuo of service? rondorod by his mlnoi children, whether he anlually pays for sucl tcrvlees or not. If his adult children work foi him and receive compensation for lliolr labor, hey are to be regarded a ot her hired laliorers In determining his Income. 4th. Money paid for talior, except mch ash used or employed in doinestlo aervleo, or in the production 01 article consumed in ihi mmllv of the producer, may be deducted.

h. No deduction can be allowed in any a for the eoit of unproductive labor, ll house ervunts arc employed a portion of the lime in ns the making of butter Hnd cheese for sale, a proportionate amount oi the wanes paid them may be doduelod. Mh. Kxpenscs furdliehlng and cleaning new lnndre plainly exp oses for permanent 1m iiroemeiit and not deducted. 7tb.

Tljo whole amount expended lor fertili zer applied during tlinyear to tho farumrV land may be deducted, but no deduction a', lowed for fertlllncr produced on tho furm. Tttecost of.neod purchased for sowing and planting mny be deducted. sth. If a person sells timber standing," the prnlu are to bo obtained by est I mating the value of tha land aftorthe removal pr the 1 1 in ber. and from the sum thus obtained deduct ing he estimated vlnc nf the land on tho firsi day of January ot on he day of piirchne, if piirchC(i Bine that date, Where no repairs liavo been ins.lo by (h tax payor upon any building owned by him during the preeccdlng five years, nothing enn deducted for repair made dnrlng the year tor Whie.lt til inoomo is estimated.

I ntli. A farmor should make ret urn of nil his produce sold within the year, but a mere executory pontracT for a Sale Is not a sale delivery either actual ov onnntTtwilve, is Tbe erltelion by which to judge wlieihei a nalo I complete or not I to determine whether the vemW still retain In Unit rhsi aeln. a tight over lot properly i li property were lost or destroyed, upon wltluliot tlwi tlie absence of any other relation lietwee.l Ihem thaiMhat of tlt vender an I vendee, wonM the loa fall. A Beit. Aoeordlng to a ItuMlu paper, an Irish fiti iner bringing an netlon sgalnst liord Portsrllngton to recover the value oi bl latnvnd bv wh'eli he nanleoted to it tmd.

shelter on lliefnllhof hl lordslitn's fair went ll rrpmpheeyl This I Irhili fine $ntw, CITY AFFAIRS. 17 4i ALMOST Alt tO get MltO the ambulance on the 5th street lino. That atop should he ilted.v Newly Abranokd. John D. has placed new cloths, ftc, upon his billiard tanles This will be good news to those who aro fond of the noble game of billiards, forms us that the Mansion.

House Is the best protected house In Beading. This mustsuroly be welcome news to the Insurance) companies who have risks thereon. AoBicuiTtrnAt, and Horticultural Sociktt NoTioB.ramcs S. Hill, Chief Marshal, appoints the following Assistants to serve du ring the fall', via i Goo. Ezra Grlesa mer, John H.

Snyder, BenJ. tiring. Passed Through. The Good will Flro Com pany, of Allentown, with tho Allentown Cornet Hand, passod through our city on yesterday morning. While in the City they quartered at Mlshler's They wore on their way to Wrk.Fa,, Where there is a parade of the craft to dny.

Tan La Plata.SuvebMiihg Co. An agreement was entered into by some of our most en terprising and responsible citizens, tome throe months ago. with the owners of the above mining property, by which the purchase of the one half interest in the above property was effected, subject to certaiu con of which was that a certain amount of bullion should be furnished from the said minus, and, also, that the report of a reliable gentleman sent to Nevada, for the purpose of Wkll PBOTBCTKn. The Chief of Police in examining the mines, should be favorable, Cuolkha; Diarrhooa and need not alarm the patient, Mareden's Carminative Syrupwlll relieve and cure every case. Wholesale agents, Harvey Birch 813 PennSt.

liiGPi'a. Considerate. Wc once know a city man who never got rip till twolve at noon, because, he said, it was only fair as day broko in tho morning, to give it a chance of redeeming its position before boginniiig business with it. Tremkkdoos. We were yesterday shown a sweet potatii grown by Bonneville of Lower Born, that wo think beats anything that can be produced in old Borkf Tho monster weighs near nine pounds.

Thk Fair. The Committee on gionnds of the Socioty announces nil carriage, wagons and horses must! enter the grounds by the Washington street entrance. At this gate no one, unless in charge of a horse, will bo allowed to enter. The entrance at the prison ill bu used by those on foot. Saleoj a Fast Horsb.

By advertisement in another column It will be seen that the cele brated stallion, "Shcaffor'e Policy," will bo sold at tho fair grounds on next Wednesday. Without much doubt there will be active competition to get possession of hi in, among our horso fanciers, Entbies. The gentloinanly Treasurer of the Agricultural Society, is now ready with his clerks, at tho Express Office, to receive entries of goods or animals for exhibition. Mr. Keely is certainly entitled to thanks for this act of kindness in not compelling our peo ple to go to his ofOeo on tno fair ground.

The Times. Tho Times Is furnished by relia ble carriers in all parts of the city limits every morning, (excepting Sunday,) at twelve cents per week. Persous desirous to subscribe, can leave their names and number of their rest lenco at this office, 5th and Penn, or with our igents Harvey Birch tho well known Drug gists, 313 Penn street. Rkadwq. Our city is, without any doubt, tbe noorost show town in Pennsylvania.

The 'eason for th Is Is obvious. Our peopte will not attend a seeond ciuss arrangement, such a oue is would not druw a crowd In Philadelphia or New York, while wo cannot pay flrst clas rtists, o'ij population notyot being quite drong enough. Cnlesstosomo old favorites whose names her aro household words, such is the Continentals or Hul chinsons, wo would sty, steer clear of Beading, or you will sink funds. Combination. We understand from a friend In the country, that tho farmers have entered into a combination to run up the price of but ter, on the twenty third the prlco will be fifty oents per pound and as much more as can be jfot, but in no case is less than fifty cents to be taken tjils full and winter.

How would count er combination "work. Buy your butter at the stores for several weeks, and see what effect it would have. If It should nol Isucceed here will not be anything lost Acoidsnt. A mnn falls th My ret on to a pile of ilone On Tuesday afternoon Henry Solgfrid nan about 30 years of age, wor ting for A. D.

ft S. Hoyer, brewers, at the new vault In North lih street, attempt ing to cross the vault at the aHern end when tho scaffolding gavewavand litched him head foremost to the bottom on to pile of jagged lime stone, lie was most hor Ibly mgled but strange to sny nobones were noken. Ho was taken to his home whore nedicnl aid was Called in. Tho Physicians hopes of saving his life. HAT.B OF TUB 8TAKDS ON TH! FAIB GbOUKDS.

resterday quite a crowd gathered on the fairgrouiid.it having been published in tho Times" that the Committee on grounds of no Society would then and thoro sell the 4'andsandthe privilege of selling during the Fair. At two o'clock, Auctioneer Vohn took stanil and In slow and measured tone an nounced the names of the successful bidders. They are as follows with prices paid Vo. 1. All Inside of the Trotting Courso to John 'chr and Michael Walters for MM 00, So.

2, fcaet side of house, Win. 8eigfried, jj oo So. 8, Jos Kalhr, i SO 00 Vo. 4, Isaac Rainbo, 40 00 So.t, itriner Kriok, 0 00 no. 8, F.IIaias, No.

7. Bight side 11th street entrance, Col. ft. F. Mosnn, Uo.

8, left sloe, llth street entrance, 39 00 1100 F. Hains, 19 00 iMPBovgHENTs. Tho work of improving bonutifytng Beading is now going on more npidly than at any former time. During the last yearn number of splendid new stores and fronts hivo been put. up la I'eiin street, lie ween Fourth and venth, and also some line improvement nhovo Seventh.

One of the neatest store houses In the Mate is that oi Messrs. Kline Kpplhlmor, in Punn street, be tween Ffth ami Slth, Jut linMied. and will lie ipencd for business this morning. The bulbi ng Is three stories hlgli.with a basement front ing In the rear of tin lol Tho principal oom Is ISi feet decii, feet wido Olid 1.1 font to cell ing, to the depth of 73 feet, from which nolnt do skj lights extend through to the rear. flie two window panes In front are said to lw arger than any now in either in Phil del hia or New York, being twelve feet, six Inches long and soven feet wide.

Tho basement room Mivcnty tlve foot long, Is to bo devoted to the holt sale branch of tho dry goods Utistness, lie mum room for retail, tho mam mom on tho second floor exclusively for onrpels, and the third floor for the manufacture of eloak in ut i 1 1 us c. hila Pi ij 1 7 A CoavBNTtuM i it Bkaoino. Headliigis, with tho o.tuepilon of the pollileal comity eel lugs, wl lom honored with a convention, The Boot MliwiiS held one yesterday morn Ing front of Fai uiars' National Hank, Some twenty leiogmes irom nil parrs or tiio city wore pre. lent. By tinanluious consenl, lie being 1he pioneer In tho businoss in Reading, James Walker, C.

B. took the box. That gentle. limit slated Hint In consequence of some of tbe trado having reduced the price for Olio pair of 'toots to flvo cents, the trade hail been spoiled, nHo that he Vus Informed, and that ho wld his own eye bad seed them," utrangc knlgbU of the brush, who were fast red not ng the trad oi lie closed with the following. Now look ynr mtistdosnmellu, iniisl hrenk Hielr Von must nol touch a palref tioot tmle you get ten cents." One of the dnlegntes, a cnuea slun from tho tli ward, thought ho had a right to black ot for what he emild get, Kow, lookayar," exclaimed the president, you want your box ma died, can't do a you want." At this Juncture Philips, who la also a Cauda ulan, slulod that as the delrgale from the Pth was one of the oldest in the profession hi box wa iiiottn be mnshed with Impunity.

Till brought tloun cheer from tho enucnslans, hut llic president' couiiteiiHiico grew darker, (If thtit piMsibin,) while Jonah edged closer to him. look ynr," spoko tho chairman, 1 don't went no fuss but 1 tell you that if yon goon dls boot blnekin' will be nolhin' In Rending," ant with an Indignant grin took nn his box and left, lollowed by Jonah, while the other pin of the convention depnrttil to the shades or the Keystone and Hie "mucker, thera eek for eutoiner. The bullion was furnished andean be seen at the Farmert' National Baqk of Beading. Tho report, above alluded to, was received and submitted to a meeting of the stockholders, who Voted unanimously to accept the property. Yesterday, notice was telegraped to the Super intendaut to oommenee operations on tbe mines, It is In tended by this company to take out a Urge quantity of ore during this winter, in order to have it ready early in the spring to orush at their own mill, which they expect, to have ready to run by the 1st of April next In tho meantime, thoy expect to have rock crush, ed to tho full capacity of the Sterling Mill of twenty stamps.

This mill is eighteen miles distant from the mines. There is no question about this being one of tho first mining properties in the State of Nevada nolther is there a doubt about tho stock of, the La; Plata anklng with tlto flrSI olass stocks of tho Silver State, just so soon as they get their own works in operation. We have a gdarantee in Buch anticipations in the' oortain richness and extent of the mines of this company, and in the responsible character and business qualifications of tho gentlemen who control it. Fob Knaors. Tills morning, our respected townsman, John Endlich, leaves for New York from whence, on Saturday next, he will sail, in a Bremen steamer, for Europe.

He will remain abroad somo. time to superintend the education of a son and daughter, who accompany Mm We, in common with all who kuow him, shall regret his absence. A quarterof a century ago he came hero an entire His refined manners, his cultivated intellect, his genuine goodness, and high integrity, soon made him respected and beloved The years have but added to these kindly feelings, and to day he leaves ns with few equals, and no superiors, in the con fidence and esteem of our whole people. liy the German Lutheran this city, will his absence be espeoiallv felt, St. John's will lose her chief layman, the day and Sunday Schools of this Church their most devoted and intelligent friend, and the whole congregation the man whose advice and counsel ti ere, to them, next in authority to that of their good Pastor.

Their regard for him was beautifully exhibited on Tuesday evening last, when the 'Harmonic composed exclusively of members of 8t. John's, visited his songs of sweet musIc, assured him of their love and unfailing remeinbronoe, We pray for him, a pleasant voyage, a happy sojourn, and a speedy return to our city where a hearty welcome wllialways await him. Arrests fob Corner Loafibo. On Tuesday evening, the police arrested nine youn men for loafing on theoornersi They were taken to tuo Station House, where His Honor, in consideration of this being their iirst offence, fined each 2.75 dollars and discharged them. Wo understand that It is the intention of ourChlef to have his officers arrest all who are found violating the ordinance.

If this Is so then, truly, the Mil leonlum is near at hand. Berks County Agricultural axd Horti cultural Faib. The Society's Fair will open on tho fed, 24th and 23th of October. Immense display of Fruit, Fine Arta and Agricultural Implements. The half mile track is finished in good Smooth and solid, unsurpassed by any in the State.

Host trotting horses in tho country will be on the ground. The Now York and Boston Jocky Club will be represented. Thousands of the yeomanry of Pennsylvania will bo on the ground. F. LAUER.

President. Allentown "News." Lancaster "Express," Harrlshurg "Telegraph," and Easton "Ex press" conv 3 limes and send iill to ihn PrHi. dent. Tickets roa thk Aork i ltueal Faib can be had at all tho principal hotels and stores. Families are requested to procure their tick ets, to avoid the crowd and and confusion at tho icket office at tho lair grounds.

tf WM. KEELY, Treasurer. Rbmovid to Dklawabb. Mat. D.

McM. tii egg, tho celebrated caxalry commander, who has been residing in Reading Pennasvlra nia. for several months, has purchased a farm near Mlliord, in this State, and removed to It some two weeks ago. Tiie General ii an acquislton, valuable to tho State HVminyton CnrnmereUil. kp DRIFOOS.

In thlseity, on the Pith Catharine, wife of Barnard Drifoos, aired about 41 Tho friends and rllatlves and the Order of I4idy Druids, are invited to attend her funeral from No. 70S Penn Street, on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, without (farther notice to proceed to Trinity Lutheran thurch, from thence to Charles Kvans Ccmetlry. My husband, dear, luy )ifo la past, My lo. for you noS long dldjast, Let not yonr grief fror me be great, Hut love my eblldlen for my sake. All isdiuk withiil pur dwelling.

Lonely is our hoiie to day, For the one whose smile has cheered us Has forever passed away. "Gone, but not forgotton, And loved by all who knew her." FRf DRICKS. In this city on the 18th iiiiuui ui HBnrH taueria ret rloks aged one year lour months and 8 days. The friends of the family are Invited to at tend the funeral from No. STO Grape street, on Thursday afternoon at half past one o'clock1 without furt her not Ire.

2t. LF.lNllAt II In flern townshlnnn Him Lelnhaeh. an old mid rane. tui ell izen, aged seventy six yean. The friends and relatives are invited to at tend the litnoral from his residence In Hern township, on Friday morning at 9 o'clock, with out rurtliernolieo.to proceed to Kplers Church NEW ADVERTISEMENTS JOHN D.

MORRIS, ONLY BILLIARD ROOM IN READING. CORNER 01: FIFTH PENN 8TREET RfjlUed and Rtjimihd Kttry dap unit mveniny, neUt TO HOUSEMEN. THE "SCHAEFFER PONEY," AT PUBLIC sir OHLCt 'THE oelobrHted slallinn, "SolmefTer Pony," llsv, (K t.i4lh, ISSe, atln'eloek, p. iin "i n'Pnwinen ll. nHlieiieu STANOS FOR SALE.

The at 1S M. rril atilnortberH offer for tle one entlng and one eniifeetlonnry stand tnahlnnf Hie i lntf ii me iitirgi ounu. Apply to Junn nur, Penn i r.MK wai.Tf.its. ttTOSH MASONS. Four or nsi five Stone Ma sons wanted on Hnwinan's m.ur Rending.

Oct.lUlf, ltfANTEl). A goKl, seeond band "plat form ft cales. Caimelty from 4i to XI lb. An. piy at this urricE, oei.itsit.

WANTED. A sewing machine operator on tailor work. Tonne ouiitirted good wages nil pel matiem sit net ion, Apply to II lu st THE Members tl Reading IWIge. Ko II, Fc male nrulil, arreiiieiieil lo attend the fu hil of tlie late suiter. Mrs.

Fanny lirlfooi, oif Friday afteriKiort.nl JoN loi'k, llvordrnf ns, r.i.i.r i wii Af km, see. I 'OR SALE The nndersigned offers tor snIo the Mock and fltinrcs of his oholoirmnli gidb i sltnsfed In tbe newt prominent part of MhIihiio) Uy. For further partieular piy lo noi im. mnnnn'ty vny ra. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Yau must havo CLOTHING. Yon want Plrt to get GOOD article. You then want It as CHEAP" POSSIal This is natural and right enough. The question Is ta Bar It is your personal in the following facts I There is organize In Pliila. an Immense estab I Usbment to make Kii it class CI.OTUINU, and to ike It cheaper than CUSTOMARY.

The ma terials aro nought direct from the best American and Euronnn.i mannfan turers, anil fhus eonald eraDiH is snveit Fullpii oes are paid to workmen sous to ensure substan tial and handsome gar ments; tne salesmen and Clerks are such that ens. tomorscan fully rely upon them, and ovory effort is made to please and suit patrons, so as to KEEP as well as make custom. The result of combined industry, sy tern and close appllca Hon of all the employees I has secured a model establishment, a SUPKRI I OR style of clothing at MOD KBAIK prices. This Houso Is located at tho Corner of 6th Street and extends from Market lo Minor street, and Is now the most oxtenslve concern of the kind in Philadelphia. You are asked topat ronize and encourage this enterprise.

We have 1" Ot IT'S READY MADE CLOTHING, SPECIAL DEPART MCNTFOR YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTH' INO. 4 34. CUSTOM DEPART MENTTOMAKE TO ORDER. 4itu CENT'S FURNISH INC COODS wleiy. Yours, very respectfully, Wanamaker Brown, OAK HALL, E.

Cor. Uh and Uarhtt PHILADELPHIA. It will he well worth a visit whether you want to hnv or not, 9 SumpIessent by mail or express when desired. COPARTNERSHIP. THE nndersigned give notice that thy have this day entered into copartnership ia tho Iron Founding business nnd the firm of Koi ke A Henry.

WM D. UOItlv JOHN 11. HEXRV, Reading, Oct. 1C, law, TO THE LADIES, MRS. J.

V. DIF.HL, thankful for past favors, would announoe that she is now prepared to make to order. CLOAKS AND COATS, In all the latest styles and patterns. Particular attention nald to fitting and cutting, and to plain and fancy wrappers. octl7 lm.

HOUSE FOR SATEi Aono and three ouarter story brick House in Carpenter alley, between Franklin nnd Chestnut street. Possession given on November, 1st. Apply to FRKIX oetKMt.x. lu8. Dlh street.

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, NO. 29 North tith street. Wanted, servant girls, cooks, chambermaids, mechanics A laborers. N. B.

Ladies, families, hotels, Ac, supplied with help at No. 2N. th street. oc 6 tt. Misses Feather Boehringer, PENN STREET, 2d Abovr the Railboad, HAVK on had a very fine assortment of No tions, Trimmings, which they will oip low, Aran injy Ti House for Sale iriLLbesold at Private Sale the commodi ty oiis two slory HiicH.Hoii.se, No.

403 South 4tu street, icrms i easonniue. Appivio JOHN MAKTZ. 8o tf. Penn SU. N.

EW MEAT MAKKJ2T. wit Tncc mr i unn ij ABHAn. m.k. informs the cil izen of Reading that he bus meneu a NEW MEAT MARKET. At 744, Penn street, where ho will bo hnppy to supply them it ii the choicest meat tho mar ket anonis, or an kiwis.

"Columhia llu'e the Siaand Land" CHARLES V. DAUTH, JV. 751 Pfun Street. nPINSSIITII, Coimcrsmlth and Dealer In Stoves, announces to the public the ne plus utiraoi an eooaing siovch, THE COLTTMTilA press ui any auuress uy ine proprietors, T.W. WRIfSHT ALU, oofl8 '66.

ly. loo Liberty Stre TITERCIIANT KINMTUIN Louis Bcrgc AN A CT 1 OF Naw Yoaa. TAILORING Sc 61l PENN STREET, READING, PENN A. Klntoln ft having the largest stock of READY MADE CLOTHING In thlseity, and the largest stock of Piece Goods, resouctfully ak the pat roiiHKe of the citizens of Heading. Lvery article oi elotiiiiig made up In tbelr house Is warranted to give satisfaction, Irom the faet that they enip oy and nay the lest talent In their Hue.

They ro ler i uoir customers io ineir euu'i wnom no better can be found anywhere. They Imve employed, for the purpose of giving the fullest satisfaction, Levi it. Colemnn ami John Ken nedy, two well known art lis in the himlnexs, who understand the businenH In all Its various ramifications, and who ill give sHtlxfnrtlon to cii'tomers of the most faMidlnu lasle. No goods need be taken awav unluwt iierfeetlv ant Isfaet ry, Give ns a call tint nalisly yourielv es tnai we mean an we say, Isn tOlf KINSTKIN A IIIIO (seoond lllock West of liroadwny.J 3V or ft. The Piano tnnniifactnreil bv this firm are unanrpiuw rt or pnrrful.

etnir, brill hint anu sympniueiie lone, a 'in rirepiieni woi'K mnnshln. Circulars and price sent on Hp pneaimn. 1 nr.ic.ft sept. us iv.r,A i MM iHlH Mt I OK TI1K lUMiKKIIUIIi F. rhaUa'a lHbl Hluuialag Pbalaaa "Nlglil ntnemlng crea.

Phalaa'a Might Illwaiuii rbalna'f "Mlaiil HlMHting rea. PbaUa'a "Nlglil llU.mUfl A Mt Hfllesle. snil Frniffflnl Perfume, ill. II rt (mm Ihe mt nnil tn nilinil ftnia Wlikh ll talira III anm. MniuihH tarra only by PI1 tl.Ot A not, Kaw Vara.

BKWAKE COUNTtntT.ITS. 'ae ron rnALova TsKi: no othkr. DRY GOODS. GRAND OPENING TBIMMING AND II VARIETY STORE! The undersigned announce to the citizens of Hearting auu vicinity mat tney win open va WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 17th, 1866. AT NO.

512 PENN STREET, (Room recently occupied by Kline, Kppihei merACo.j I i I I I WITH A LARGE STOCK OF' New and Desirable Goods, iT CONSISTING IW PART OF I LADIES' DRESS and CLOAK TRIMMINGS, ZEHIERS AYOOLS, A very choice variety of Plain, Single and Double, Domestic andlmoorteii. in all Bhlides and UNDERWEAR: LADIES' GENT'S AND CHILDREN'S merino Undershirts and Drawers, WOOLEN GOODS, Ladles', and Children's Zepher and Wool SnAWLS AND HOODS, HOSIERY, Ladle's, Misses and Children's Wool, Merino in Great Variety, I GLOVE Ladies'. Misses nnd Childrens, In Kid, Silk and Merino Cloth nnd Cotton, We call special attention to our line ot the celebrated "iouvin Kid Uloves." nurchased at importation prices, in aU sizes shades and col ors. 4 TO LADIES i We offer a choice selection of LINEN COLLARS nnd CUFFS.real and imitation LACK nnd CLU NY COLLARS, LACK and MOURNING VK1LS, (a specialty in our slock) LINEN EMIUtOIHKR EDand HlCMSTlTCHKD HANDKERCHIEFS, in great variety. EMBROIDERED EDGINGS and INETINUS In all stvles, varieties and prices.

Velvet and silk RIBBONS, BELTINGS, COMBS, BRUSHES, THREADS, BINDINGS, URAIDX, BUTTONS, together with a full line of choice goods usually found in a first class TRIMMING, NOTION VARIETY STORE. SPECIAL FEATURE, Gents' Furnishing Good Wo intend keeping at all times a full and choice assortment of GENTS SHIRTS in linen cotton and wool a id cotton UNDER SHiRTH and DRAWERS. Linen and oaner COLLARS and WRISTS, SHIRT FRONTS, HALF HOSE, in wool silk, merinos and cotton GLOVES, kid. cloth, silk, Lisle, cotton and Merino In nil styles shades and colors. HANDKERCHIEFS In silk, linen and cotton NECKTIES and SCARFS.

The undersigned their knowledge of business, their desire to please, and a conviction that ther in a great want for a first class store of I ho kind in Readlnir. that thev will reci ivethepntronageand encouragement Ul I OH pUllllf. Our stock of goods is bought exclusively for mm hciccMKi wiin care aim taste, ana we promise to sell at, prices unsurpassed in rnnuoeipniaor acw iora maraeis. oet.IS.tt. AL'CHENBACH A BRO.

I VTmr xrrTi firrn Isdestlne.1 to be the favorite nf the country. iXVj 1 UltJV OllJlt Ij He Hi all to call and see this worn 19th century. icr of the PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MICE, For Pretrrvino, Settoring, and Benvtifying the Hair, And Is the most delightful and wonderful arti cle the world ever produced. Ladles will notonlv find It a certain remedv to Restore, Darken and Ih autlfy the Hair, but also a desirable article for tho toilet, as It Is highly perfumed with a rh and delicuto per mine, imiepenueni oi ine iragrant ouor oi tut) una oi raim ana Mace. THE MARVEL OF PERU.

Anew and beautiful perfume, which In ilelica cv oi scent, ana mo tenacity Willi Wlileli ll clings to tbe handkerchief and peron, Is one quaneu. The aliove articles for sale by all druggists ana penumtrs, at tl per bottle. Pent ex FALL AND WIMTER DRY GOODS! JUST RECEIVED AT THE 442 PENN HTREET, The First Door west of the Union National Bank. COMPRISING IS TART NEW AXD ELEGANT STYLES or BLACK SILKS, AND STI KS IN COLORS, SAXONV AND ENGLISH WOVEN DRESS GOODS, PLAIN AND 1R1NTLI) DELAINES, ALL WOOL FRENCH MERINOS, CRAND A SQUARE PIANOS, CALICOES, Wartrooms! WBLKEKBRhT oct.lf. AND GINaHAMS, ItlPH UK, "TKI.I.A.

WUOLKN SUA. IL, fiALMOHAL SKIRTS tlie abive goods arc new and or choice style, bought forea di In New York, rnrehaaem. aro rer pent fully invited to make an early call and participle In THE BEST BARGAIN! IN THE STATE. Charles 0. Hook, 41 Penn street.

(MISCELLANEOUS. Agricultural and Horticultural Society. PREPARATION OR THE COMING FAIR. The undersigned having been appointed principal superintendent of the house department by the President, Frederick has, therefore, appointed tbe following oom mltteos to assist in arranging and displaying all articles presented for exhibition Committee to procure hot. Uousc plants and flowers.

Alex. Burnett, Henry Weld nan, Frederick Shuter, John Hunifau, Conrad Sliuter and Francis flouser. Committee to procure from onr elMiwnanM paintings, statuary and other works of art and display them, John Raser, W. H. Sti ick iana, nenry m.

ivoim, Amos U. 1 eager, Jonathan Hess, D. F. Devlan, 8. Strlokland, Amos vmiuie, non.o.

e. Ancona. Committee to display fruit, Samuel Zleber, Rev, Wm A. Good, William Haines, Geo. F.

Winters. Wra. Kesalcr, Committee to arrange flowers, plants and hono.uets and decorate the hall, Mrs. David McKnight, Mrs. J.

L. Stichtor, Mrs. Stet nn Mrs. Henry Connard, Mrs. Hiester C'lvmer, Miss Cooper, Mrs, H.

8. Eekert, Mrs. C. Peterson. Mrs.

E. M. Clymer. Committee to arrange pesiry, needle work 4e, Mrs. John Kutz, Mm, Tobias Baito, Mrs.

Daniel Housum, Mrs. Wm. Good, Mrs. P. E.

Stout, Mrs. Henry Bushong, Mrs. 8. Livln gooil, Mrs. Fred, Lauer.

i Committee to arrange vegetables and other articles presented for exhibition, David McKnight, S. Blcklev, Geo K. Levan, Geo. W. Oakery, Jas.

8. Hill, Lewis Briner, Aaron Bin stein, J. C. Hoff. The oommittee to procure plants and flowers and the committee on fine ni ts are requested tocanvasslhc town atari early date and see what desirable articles can be procured.

Careful vehicles will be provided to convey articles to the hall at an early hour on Monday the 22d Octobor. The Treasurer William: Keely is now ready at the Express office to receive entries. J. L. ST1CIITER.

Prinolpnl Superintendent. Reading, Oct. 8, 18 6. DAVIS' EXTENE! A Certain Cure for Contnmption, Sronchitii, MANUFACTURED ONLY BY X3r. X7V.

XHT. DAVIS, IB South 8th STREET, READING, PA. This mcdioine has gained a world w(1a mi.h. rltyasthe best medicine tor the cure of consumption and kindred diseases, ever offered to snfferlngliumanity, and is being extensively used wherever it il to be procured. Dr.

Davis is prepared to supply all demands for any quantity, and all orders directed as above will meet with prompt attention. 1vl2. 86 T. VALENTINE, GENERAL AGENT Life and Fire Insurance. The following first class Companies represented JETNA INSURANCE Company.

of Han ford, LORlLI.AKl) Fl INSL'ltANC'K of New York. NIAGARA Fire lnsnranee of New York NORTH AMERICAN Fire Insur of New York, PHILADELPHIA Fire Insurance of MANHATTAN LIFE Insurance Co. of New York. PH'VATE SALE TXTRA BOUNTY. Asietlt.

44,075.830.5.1 $1,373,800 1 721, 18 300,000 OE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE EXTRA BOUNTY. mr in mii.dii bs a WTO WIDOWS, TO A II I'O MOTHERS, va TO BROTHERS, fca TO SISTERS, i TO MINOR CHILDREN, 0,000 Policies Issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety, and according to every plan known to Life aim Fire Insurance. Every pains taken io aeep poncy nouiersanvlsca of all facts ne cessary ior lueir protection. UKMtE AT HOIM M'S HOTEL. sep.U tf.

"TTIE subscriber offers for sale his elegant two jLsiorv oriea nweiiing nnu wan two story brick back building and kitchen attachment, wB, mui win. urn iiauur, iihu, anu stairway vi, KniiLiy uttiuit hiki llirni9iie(l. Entire new halr clcth walnut sofa and chairs. juaruie top, pier iauios, French plate mirror, Paintings, Engravings, Stove, Ac Do. This Dl'Onertviscential.

and i a mn.t leol. rable homo. Gas in every room. rnco of which 10fi0 can remain In the properly, or uinuer lniormntion apply to uvii.s ni i nt the Post Office. osession given Jan.

l. pwt, it desired octll. tf1 BOUNTY PENSIONS The bounty bill lust nossed iri ves all million. whoenlisted for three yeurs since April 19,161, mjinHi ii iuii ivriii i.i Kerviee or were discharged before the exnlration of krI I trm of service on ac count of wounds or other dia. ability, incurred In tno line of duty, and re ceivod one hundred dollars bounty and no muru, iiuw cniiut'ii io nn exi.ra DOnnty or one iiunureu uoiiars.

widows, athers, Mothers, brothers, slaters and minor children of deceased soldiers, whoenlisted as above, and niwi iii rvitT, or iroin nise wonndscon tracted In tho service and In I ne of duty arr eniiiieo io lueunnvo on imnflrcd Dollurs, To be obtnlued upon application in per w. uj itiici kiiv iiuiiini eui on agene M. P. II. F.

HOVER. iljytf. 23 N. 6th st rent, Reading, Pa. AH Persons Entitled Ti.i $100 EXTRA BOUNTY, AR WELL AS TO Increased Pensions; Cnder the recent Acts of Con ureas ran obtain i ue same oj applying to Or H.

XJ Jig. tm. 920 Court street. NINE MONTHS' MEN. A LSO Three months, and one year men, who were oiscuarueil on urcotlnt of wnnmls an entitled to an additional Kountv.

Also, the widows nnd I'arentsnf HllSoliiierS whodledor were auieu wuiie in servioi M. P. B. F. BOYF.R, liovemment Claim ngenta, 4f 23 N.

6th street. Increase of i IX WIDOWS of soldiers having children unuer in years or age are (Mititled to in Cleaned pension. Apply to M. F. ROYF.R, (Jovernment Claim Agent, agt tf.

No. SI lit ii st. Reading. Pa. 33 a NTvrr THF.

bill ooualizliiar the bountv nt nil tha ml. A dlers has been pos ed. by "congress anil Kigneii uy iiiu i rexnieni. Apply wltli tils cniirgem m. IKIVr.lt, Uov'ment Claim Agents 30 tf No.

ti N. Bih street Reading BRENEISER, MAYER A PKAI ERS AND JORHKRS IS TOBACCO, SEQAES, SNUFF. AT THK OLD KSTAI.ISHF.D STAND 8. W. m.

SEVEN TIT and PENN ftTS. READING, PA. Pirtleular attention given to the sale of Leaf lomieenauu tue culling oi nmoKing Tobacco. 4N1.14, JIM. ALBERT THALH ELMER'S SC HOOL for dancing at Aulenbach'i Hall.

Itpen lor iilln every Tuesday and rloa venlnir. Teuchea all the latent waltii and quadrilles, lallor address as above fr term rrivate ciinwcs now forming. Practicing I iiiy, iliiiwin ici. ll 1H KI IM fl ill. octe Wafc.l AX 0 I VS.

IS; (r ft lo A iX.in, hnt HIM PtwriinoTHi its.Wi im enmnm at, rt.nt.. rrt ftl IkiaiaH T.lfte, O. ep.rna ir. '8 NOTIOl', PIANO FORTES. fMIE nr.dcralgned In returning thanks to the 1 eUlsenanl Rending for th lr Mletnl pai nmiiue.

Uke leave lo Inform I lie nubile In ui n. end thai their I'l lorie en be nhtah.ed ln te ifier fn.m Prof U. t'nlire, No. SO irth Knurl It street, who onr Sole Agent for ad ing ami vlelnllr. l'MMIN" at JKNNV.

oct ii If MEDICAL. CATARRH! WHY SUFFER WITH THIS Dangerous and Loathsome Sis WHEN IT OA DE CTJIIDD AND ENTIRELY ERADICATED FROM THE SYSTEN BY THE USE OF DE. SEELYE'f LIQUID Catarrh Remedy CATAREH WILL SURELY RESULT IN CONSUMPTION Unless cheeked In Its incipient stages. I NEVER FAILS! A cure warranted if direction!) are followed. SIKOLE BOTTLES WILL LAST MO A I E.

COLD IN THE HEAD, Relieved in a few Minute BAD BREATH, Chused by offensive secretions. WEAK E7ES, Caused by Catarrhal affection. SENSE OP SMELL, When lessened oi destroyed. DEAFNESS. When caused by catarrhal difficulties.

All are cured by this rented THROAT AFFECTIONS. Are more frequently than otherwise caused bjr luiuii.Biiiuy uiucoun, lauinv irom me 4 head, espeoiallv durlngthe night, and resulting from Catarrh, and are cured by OR. SEEUE'S STMPTOM0, The svmntoma of Catarrh are at first vans "light. 'Piiraona find they Imve a cold, that they nave rrequent attacks, nud am wore artnsltlve tuebang sol tempeiuture. in this condition tue miM) may be dry.

or a slight dlHCharge.thlu urn itnu, auerwarus mica anu aunesivu, may ensue. Aa the disease becomes chronic, the dischar ges are increased in quantity ami changed In plality 1 1 hey are now thick and heavy iiawked urcougeed off. The secretion aro of ensive, causing a bad bream I the voice tlllCK mil na al 1 tbe tun are weak i the muim of flnell In lea eiied or destroyed Ueafhes fre ItieniiT lane, place. Another common and lmnortant avmntom of vatarrli I that the per. ou is obliged to eiear us throat Hi I he luornliiu et a sleek or alvmv jtueous, which has fallen from the bead during ueuigiii.

neu uia iaae pioee. in perou uay 1m sure that the ill asu la on it way to br lungs, and should lose no time la arrest. it. 1 i above are hut few of the man eatarral tt mpiotna. rite ui our Laboratory for our met iioarililngru.lv all aymptomsi It will sent free to miiv A ion riii Metinna here Ui procure the inedicloe.

arareeetvinv I Uera Imin all nartaof tha I'lilou, aud also uumerous tmtliauiiials fmui hose ualngli, bearing the avidouee of its infallible merit This remedv contains nn MINERAL ar but la nreiwrwl Irom vegeUbie extrMCtaeieluslvely I therefore la perfeotly harmless, even to the moat tendi ana ueiienteelil CALL KOU HKKL i K'S flitarrh Remedv.antl no other. If not sold by druggist ui your vicinity, they will order it fur you. frlcii M.W per Imti le. ar" All persons tufferlna with anv affeetton ol ma Head, Throat or Lung, abould write at onee for our pamphlet fully describing all ymplotns pertaining to toe a'liova disease. It wm ua mini ire loany aiuireaa.

ODatat, Dr. D. XL fleelya Oof IfRKKroRT, ILLINOIS. Hold by all wholesale and retail druggist. UENKRALaUKNT.

iohn D. Park. Cincinnati, Ohio ruller, rirteh tuner, I'nicago, in. nur.inama Taa "chaHC, diicstuo. lil IH'lnaa Hui nea Voi I iUiiim at Bullulo.

Ii. V.i rarrand, allele A Ov. Iietioiu Mlch.i Week Jt folter, IhMion, Mmm.i Irenrh, Klehanla A. I'HIIadelphla, Pa. kt R.

ft Ov, Pitta ouran, i a.i tvuiiu nroa Louie, Mn.Harnea Vaid ft Oi New Oilcan. La.i R. A. Robinson ft Meniphl lenn.i K. iH'puy, Hu hiuoud, Tlioiniion ft Itim llalllmoie, Mil IH tter ft Melleger.

Ibany, N. 1.. strong and Armatrong, Ci. ra lamL Obln I Wm. Joliii.ton.

Itftrnit. ku.h. Wlloit feleraft k.y. octll's'l.