Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 2

Special tfotlcef. 1CT Wishart'aPiae Cm Tar Cordial for sale at uaeepjooa'a. g7 caiAP JC still ahead of ell opponent H7 CMldren' gMfl from cents aad apwardeat ID Womra's i and Misses Shoes at all cheep. CTMoti'J and Boys Boots and 8ktM cheaper fthaa JET. blt nd chesties "Coal Oil at CHEAP JOHN 'ft a uc Yttvar Cloaks.

David Nrr 'has just received Hlk Velvet CloeAo at serisMprieee, worthy the at nuil lllm, iV i BO? 30. ID" Niw Ocom jut opened at Datid Kbiv's, Market Sonar aov rze. S. WHITMAN A C. F.

HAAS, CSADI50, THURSDAY, 11, 1881. Bom or Valuable Rial Estats We would all Mm attention of those desirions of purchasing a htmattoad to the ula of W. K. Loot's nimble iofjett ia north 5th ttreet. The tale will be pMihTtmd take place this morning at 10 o'clock, at House.

r. 1 6otteT. We call the attention of onr read eta 4h Card of Dr. Seed.ln another The Doetortfca rabmitted satisfaetors evidence to nt that he da capable fj doing all he in a a safe manner and we advise all who Ml treatment for any of the diseases he trnnroTates, to give hinaa call. tWo understand that Dr.

Addison, the oele bratedZjtoiCAi. Clairvotaxt who now stop ptog atHfae KirsTowa House, intends to close hid HrisrTiMleading, soon. The siok will do w4l to 3'fivrMsa a call, hit examinations are mice, and irons what ere hare beard, bis tieutiaet has prov. erj'beaKflciaL EyYeetrdaj, a change eame over the spirit of thf weaflberlK6nnshine was succeeded bv cloud "andiaiM and a corresponding dullness. Never theleis Easiness was brisk with Cheap John.

Peo have found eat previous to hit removal he in tends te sell off his goods to prevent the neoeanity of moving tbess, and they accordingly buy now, becaaee they eaa buy cheap. This is a wise mea sure. FxMfftKA Pouttbd Steel Pbns. Our enterprise 1ng.oung friend John McKnight, corner of 3rd ndd? eon streets, has been appointed agent for inete valuable peasi and is prepared to supply all demands. Itfeas TBoratas.

We were shown yesterday evening, by Mr. Shaeffer, conductor on the Reading Railroad, a picture captured at a house of a Rebel Colonel, within one mile of Fairfax, by Lieut. Mass, of the Neversink Zouaves. It re preseati a fine lot of horses "going to the Fair." Also an Extra of the Virginia Times, issued on tb of June, 1840, containing the news of some whig victories, of which there was so large a crop during that year. It a poorly printed sheet email ia sue, and reflects little credit on the prin ten of 'I MiscBrtr.

The spirit of mischief is constantly at work, it seems to us, among our Northern poll ttoians. If old Niok bad the whole of them safe. our cause would flourish without a single check But, we have no doubt, that there are men, who if they csnnot carry their point otherwise, would give information to the enemy to blast the char acter and prospects of any one who stood in their way The last piece of rascality is that of ma king an attack on Uen. MoClellan whose arrest at the head of the army, is suggested Would sot the people do well to hang a batch of these meddlesome fellows, so that the nation oan go on with its war for the Union, Liberty, equality. The suggestion, we think, if acted on, would operate benefioially.

Let us finish the war, then Ulk poli ties. Sambo won't Fight. A colored gentleman well known ia this community, relates a story of a "member of his party" from Allen town, wbo accompanied an officer to the wars, and who, on the occasion of the battle at Falling Water, unexpectedly found himself is the midst of the fight, lie gave it as his experience that fighting was rather an unpleasant business and that colored folks couldn't stand fire. In his case, he stated, he sought safety ia a fence corner, and on being asked what he would have done if his officer had been wounded, and it should have become neces sary for hlui to attend on him His anawer was I explicit, "Attend to bias; I had more than I could do to attend to myself In such tunes ererybody aaast attend to himself." We leaye eat the expressiont which garnished the erispaal. Ve ooaeJads that Samoa is aot the best kind of a soldier.

At the annual electhm of the Reading A. Ghaptas 152, A. T. held or Monday eveirieg last, the following ofioers were chosen to serve the eaeaiof mason ic year, from St John's day, December 27ih, 186t E. H.

P. StoltBi F. P. Hellhr, M. 9, S.

M. Eisenhower. Treaaarer J. S. ohroedor.

fiwmarj rs, ii Oarrigaet. a Araj Cajtp Davis, Xalosau Baaaats, WASCHOToa, D. Pooemboi, tth, Cowctaaso. Emreti or nt Dailt Times, QaatuvBH Sobm cf our men have had fastea to cross to the other tile oC the Pstomac, scd seen many of the "boys" over there alio were found to be all well and lively, and ready and ailing for a fight a any tlae; otheri of the company have been to see the 93d, Col. WcCarter's, about three miles east of us, and found them all in good health and spirits.

To onr friends in old Reading we would say, that we would be thankfol to them to get us a few more mea for our company yet if possible as we want to raise it up to 98 men, and believe that there are still some of the "same sort left" there that we have, here, they will not regret coming Into. Company H. as it Is a Jolly crew, ready for fan or fight at any time. Our Regiment was paid off oa last Honda Toesdav and Wed nesday oar eompanj received eighteen hundred and fifty six dollars and seventy five cents. There being three naen Ui the company who received no pay, as they enlisted after the Pay Rolls Were handed in, to the.

Department QeoJ F. Taylor being one of them, and having a large family, we hope the. Commissioners will give to his family their regularly weekly allowance, aa he has no' received any pay, but oa the 1st of he will be entitled to two months' pay. The greater number of the mea sent home from 110, to $18, of their lr months' pey, several re. teining no money at all, but sending all home to their families or friends I believe, at least $1200 have been sent from Company H.

Our friends should have seen the glad faces in the Regiment, when A. Ballade, Paymaster, made his appearance with his U. 8. bills, as many of them had given over being paid, be being somehow or other behind the tine several weeks, perhaps his duties at other places kept )tiat longer thaa aaual. When he left he promised to call and see us in a month hence, when two months' pay will bo given the Of the various reviews of the troops on both sides of; the river, it is not necessary for us to say any thing.aa pens more graphio than mine have already furnished the public with all the details respecting them.

Permit us in jConelusion to, offer our hearty thanks to Frederick Laner, to whose untiring sea! in our behalf, company H. has been provided with, tha necessary article of a soldier, gnm blankets. "Those already. furnished and what we will get in a few days, will nearly, if not furnish every man with one in the company. To all our other friends in Reading, we offer our heartfelt acknowledgements for the many favors conferred on us, and hope that we may be, (as they are in ours) still held in their remembrance.

Truly yours, 4c, M. S. R. 'i. i ii what the "Louisville Joueral" Says "We do not believe that even in this age of cheap publications, any, work can be more reasonable than the terms of the Sciektific American at $2 per annum, with twenty five per cent discount for clubs of ten.

It forms a yearly volume of 832 pages quarto; with an immense number of original engravings of patented machines, valuable invea tions, and objects of scientific interest. There is not an industrial pursuit which does hot receive a share of its attention It contains official lists of patent claims, important statistics, practical re eipes for useful domestic purposes, and has long stood, both in this country and Europe, as the highest authority in the mechanic arts and scien ces. There is do publication more valuable to the farmer, the miller, the engineer, the iron founder the mechanic, er the manufacturer. We have never opened a number without learning something We never knew before, and obtaining valuable information for the benefit of oar readers. The Publishers, Messrs.

Muxx of 37 Park Row, New York, have deserved the they have achieved. No one should visit that city without calling at their palatial establish. ment. whioh ia a muianm of inTantfva Mninii. colleoted from the entire world.

If anvofonr friends away off in the oountry do not know this work, and will take our advice, thev will nail S5 and become subscribers immediately, or by apply ing to the Publishers they can obtain a specimen eopy gratis, which will be sura to confirm the truth of oar recommendation." We fully endorse the above, and would recom mend onr readers to take Prentice's advice, and subscribe for the paper. A new volume commences on the first of January, and it being a value, bleworkof reference, containing, as it does, the only official list of patent claims published in the country, every number should be preserved. The paper is published every Saturday, by the well known patent agents, Messrs. Mohn who have conducted the paper during the past sixteen In addition to furnishing specimen copies of the paper gratis; the publishers will send a pamphlet of advloa to inventors, free of charge. Address, MUNN 4 tr wr 87 Park Bow.

Bdtcberixo. As this is the time of the year for those who have been feeding swine through the summer and autumn, to gather in their pork and lard for the next year, the butchering business has become quite brisk for a while and nearly every morning, as we wend our way to business, our ears meet the sound of the squealing porkers, as iney are uxen away irom ineir slop ana corn to be cut up into hams and tassagtt for a winter feast We pity the fate of "poor piggy." Orr roa the Was. Robert Jones, heretofore employed on the passenger trains, left for the war with Lieut. Col MoClam. Previous to his departure his asseeiatei made him a present of a Gam and outfit, so that he goes to fight well eqaJpped.

Dee Cam. Scald aeuart of Indian steal with plat of water; etiria two teaspoonafal of salt aoJ little batter sneltel put iU when properly mixed, into a battered tin, aid bake it bjftii aa hour. in Whatever may be thought of the personal character of Louis Napoleon, even his enemies mast admit his superior sa scity. Ia his views of the English Revdatioa contained in his "Historical he states some things well worthy of earcarcfaleonsideraaon at the preseat moments as for iastanee y' "Hdreh at the head of tfe idtU0f four and then idtas will fll4t and jvppott "If you march behind them, they will drag you on." "And if you march agawtt them, they trill certainly prove your dtwnfall." The above apothegms are not only applicable to the career of a soldier, but have the same force for the business man. Who ever heard of a dand ling, inactive personage accomplishing anything? What is the fate of those who rely solely upon the help of others to get along id the world These questions are easily answered and we commend them to those who take fright at every rambling sound, magnifying it into an earthquake.

The whole pith of the ideas above expressed Is com pressed Into the simple word "i'A The man who will path ahead, if he does sometimes run against snags will, in nine cases oat of tea, get the first out of, every thing that offers, and is worth having the slow eoaches being compelled to put ap with the crumbs whioh he leaves behind him. a Aa EvE5TroL Period Maxies Histort. This is indeed an important era. The American i people are now mahng a history that will be read with interest, hot only when, the boys and girls of to day shall have grown grey with for centuries to come. None of the events record'' ed in the history of 'Greece and Rome, that are still read with so maeh interest, were of such world wide aa what is now transpir ing in this year of Qraoe 1861.

Our young readers, and even grown people, who pore over the de tails of the war of '12 can hardly realhse that a greater strife, and if possible a more important one, is now in progress in our very midst. The result is to determine, for the benefit of the world whether or not a free Government like oars, is a strong one, capable of endurance, and adapted to the wants of the human family. This causes, its details, its results, will be constantly written about, talked1 about, and referred to in the highest legislature councils of this and other countries, longer than the youngest child that reads these pages will live." Let all the youth, then, read about and study the transpiring events of the day, and let them be discussed at the fireside, at the table and in the school room. Sandwiches for Evening Parties. Chop fine some cold dressed ham, say about a quarter of a pound, put it in a basin with a teaspoonful of chopped pickles, and a teaspoonful of mustard, a little pepper or Cayenne put about six ounces of butter in a basin, and with a spoon stir quickly till it forms a kind of cream, and add the ham and seasoning, mix all well, hare the sandwich bread cut, th inly intermixed with fat, either cold roast beef, veal, lamb, mutton, poultry, fowl, pheasant, partridge, ol which lay even ly, and not too thiok, on your bread season with a little salt and pepper, cover over with another pieoe of bread when your sandwich Is ready, cut them in any shape you like, but rather small and tastily, and serve.

You may keep them in a cold place, if not wanted, as they will keep good under cover for 12 hours. Chicks Salas. Some one has requested a receipt for making chicken salad. I send the best one I have ever used. This receipt makes enough I for twenty persons.

Two heads of celery, two chickens, ten eggs, six small cucumber pickles, one tablespoonful of mustard, a little Cayenne pepper, and a half a cup of butter. Wash the yolks of the eggs, put ia the seasoning with a lit tle vinegar, chop the whites of the eggs, the pickles, chicken and celery, then mix. Eat it, and any it is the best yoa have ever tasted. Photographic Artist, Mishler'a aew Hotel Building, West Penn Square. Availing, a.

ID" Lndies should avoid Purple. Pink, and LLrbt genwrany, awn JAMESON'S BUILDING, N. E. COR. SIXTH AND PENN READING, PA.

117 Pletares warranted to giro aatlsfaction. In this city on the 11th Charles Husky. son of Frederick L. and Mary R. Lauer, aged 1 year 2 months aad 11 days.

On the 7th in this eitv. Howabd Hbnyi eldest son of Henry A. and Mary M. Lantt, aged 6 years, 10 months and 19 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral on Saturday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, without father notice.

The funeral will proceed to the Universalist Church, from thence to the Charles Evans Ceme ttj. St. SEW ADVEBTI8EUEUT3 RICHARD SEEDS, II. A GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF EDI1VBURGH, SCOTLAND. RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional services to the inhabitants of Reading and vicinity, in the "i uiseaees oi Tit HEART, THROAT.

LUNGS, EYE and EAR, CHRONIC DISEASES OF FEMALES, and General Surgery in all its various onacnea comprising operations ror Cataract, Artitt cial pupil, Weeping Eyes, Imperforate Eastactiau Tabe. Artificial Tympanum; Ac Ac. Cross eyes made straight in a few minutes without pain. Antnciai eyes inserted withoat pain, so as to appear perfeetly natural. I Dr.

8eeds was for some years one of the visiting ourgevua u. vriasgow aye innrmary, ana naving gone through the various Hospitals of Europe also some uneen yeara of private practice oa the above diseases, warrants him to feel the utmost confidence relieving the majority of such eases Dr Seeds may be consulted at Mr Housum's Hotel. N. B. All Surgical operations performed under the influence of an agent, which will render them innensi Sle to pain.

Rsvsasaots William A. Bemer, Bq, City Hotel, I Newark, X.J. J. Hollingwerth, Newark, N.J.J wreenwica sueea aw i era. Pes21w, in ia of PErJ ST.

THEATRE rem Proprietors. State Manager. Treasurer. Medical Director. Messrs.

Wirth 4 Freidensteiu S. B. troirae 1. C. rreaeoatsbi reu TUttie IUM IN THE ASCKNDAKT oosszo MR.

3.JB. BBOWMK, THE PBIKCK Of FUN First time of the glowing farce of Together with the amusing comedy of: TUB DAT AFTER THE WEDDING! And the rollicking farce of the Sirlola. Ool3LOolxtaAatex. 1 The periormance will eoBimeace With the amusing eomeaietta, onnueo a Day Mtcr tho Wcddimy Col. Froelove, J.H.

Wirth I liora jurors, James Davis, an old servant. Groom, Lady Elisabeth Freelove, i Mrs. Davia, F. M. Yeager A.

Eeger J.Ualdin Miss AGKI8 YACHE Mrs. Freudenstein i 8ELICTION8, BY THE ORCHESTRA. To be followed by the petti to comedy of the LO AIT OF A LOTTED. Peter Spyk, Oapt. Amersfert MrBwyael, Delve, Oertrade, Ernestine, OVIBTURE, Mr.

S.E.Browa. Mr. W. Yeager. A.

J. Feger Hughes sira. mary maensteia Miaa Agnes Taehe' 0BCHE8TBA! To eonelnde with the Laughable Farce called the Irish. Bcnoolmastcr vr.O'Toole, Mr.Tillwoll, Charlea, (his Son) Dr.Flali; Beadle, A Bosa, Mr. 8.

X. Brown. Mr. A. L.

Feger. nr.e.H. wirtn. Mr. F.

Yeager. 1 V. W. Hatches. Mrs.

Freidenstein. Miss Agnes Yache, Mi. In rehearsal, the beautiful Nautical Drama of Black Evcd Ousan Admission: Parquet, 2oCents. Dress Circle, 15 eta. Doors open at OK.

to commence at 7 V. U7! Goo order wilt be kept and no liquor sold on the premises. decs SKATE DEPOT, JEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY OF Ladies' Skates. Gents' AT THE WEST END STORE, Where they ean be bought at the lowest prices, and see them. CaU dee 12 2w JOHN MCKNIGHT.

BENZOLE. A NEW ARTICLE for paiating, jnat paiating, jnat aa good Turpentine, at one tb ira tneeost. or aie or dec 12 3t J. L. 8TICHTER, Penn and Fifth streets.

TO LET. A IX 8TORY HOUSE in West Penn street, between 3d and 4th, north side It is sup 1 i IlL 1 11. jiuu wiu mu me moaern improrementa, gas, water. Ac, formerly occupied by Rer. A 8.

Leinbach. Possession riven on tK let of April, 1862, by B. Weitael, er immediately by GRAND OPENING. A. PSL2ZXX'0 HEW LAGER BEER SALOOIf, WILL BE OPENED Penn street, between Oth and 7th, at Boohringer'a Old ctoa.

fJ7 Lunch Daring the day: Public Sale. THE SUBSCRIBER will offer at Pablie Sale, at the Public Honse of Joseph Gan aer, in tho City of Reading, on Thursday lorenoen uee. is ai xv uonse a Lot OF GROUND situate in North Fifth street between Washington and Walnut, containing in front a feet, and in aepui xta reet. A tnree story Briek Home, with two story Kitchen, and a sarden with choice fruit, are the improvements, on tho aboTe tot of ground, uonaiuons ot sale win ae made known at the time and place. Sale positive.

DecBtd K. LOOS. Another Arrival of Extra Apples. AT THE PLOUGH AND HARROW STORE. Such as Northern Spy, Extra Rod, Gilliflower, Fall rippin, Hamoo, ureeningi, saney sac, xrenca Pippin Spltsenburger, Ac.

The above lot of apples are all prime and will be sold at a small advance tor eain Cor. 3d and Penn sts. RAUFFMAN KISSINGER. Dec.lOlw. Bridgeport Home.

rilS is one of the most pleasant places of resort for onr eititeas within reach of the city. The driwi that lead to it are very fine the Schuylkill here is just fitted for boat riding, and every comfort, convenience and luxury that ean be desired may here be procured. iry that ean be desired may The proprietor respectfnlly invites his fellow citisass i to call en him, and verify ai hie statements. ap831y SOLOMON COLIER. IRISH BRIGADE.

A FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN WILL BE 1 accepted for the 2d Regiment Irish Brigade, to ha commanded by Col. Robert Xmmett Patterson, a graduate of Weat Point, and at present holding a commission in the Regular Army. Reeruita will be seat to camp in Philadelphia, where pay, rations and clothing will be furnished, and $100, Bouaty given at tho expiration or service. Apply at Keystone House. Reading, Pa.

JOHN KENNEDY, uapiain, aa negiment, l. B. Deeltf. Recruiting Oftteer. LIDERTY HALL RESTAURANT.

Seventh Street, below Penn. JACOB WALTER, Proprietor. IW PROPRIETOR of this well known establish would respectfully inform his customers and the public generally, that the Oyster Season has now commenced, and that he is prepared to furnish parties, large or small, with SUPPERS, being prepared to do so the most approved style, and at short notice Oysters served up in any style that can be named, and a manner not to be surpassed. Every delicacy ia season ean always be had here. LIQUORS of the choicest kinds at tho Bar.

ett Sewing Hachines Repaired. THE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED to repair Sewing Machines on the moit reasonable tertas. Particular attention given to Singer A Co's maeninei which orery part will be repaired or replaced that may be brokea or wore oat. 8bop at Kate, Arnold A Co's Ifat Faelury, Elsveatk Btreel near Cheatnuft, Bwvsejm OMAJVLES SLKJbtUJ. iiai, I III! jstji' 1 ii I SSjl 1 ed to at Ii J.

the ter. 4faiir Ann trrrrrra raivuii ruuii ODD FBLL0W8' HALL COB Of TH 4 FEAHKLlK STBlXTS, klAOIV nAl COM8T AMTIT 05 HAKD the boat FAMILY A50 F.XTBA WHITX WklAf noun, cuckvkeat coarj im All kinds of Floor. Meal and Feed offered at this etb lishment is warranted eaal to the best la any market. bot uu a OYOTOR DAY tuohas nfc6lLtrtKY. 0.

JO BOUTH FIFTH 8TKXBT. Bavina made the neeeaaarv arrangement, is bow prep PAredserve Orators at Kotail, fa any srie that aaajr OT8TIBS 80 CM. PI lt AKV tTPWiBSfi. Country eBOtomere aaaylJod aa uaual, on the vest reasonable tersM. MoOyaUrago away from this establishment that are not of the Vest inlklitT aa tho proprietor has oyer facility to got the btst, owing to ais leBgeonaeetion with the buaiaeas.

octSS OXLAXI73! gv RAIN 8 caa constantly be bad at LATJIBfS VS BKawxax, oaraor or 7Uraa4 OhenatfU. lltf. p. LAWtlt. 100 Barrels of Atopies.

JUST RECEIVED from Hew York and ftr sal for Cask at the Plough and Barrow Store; cbrner at 84 and Pens st. i KATJFMA KlSvJRQEB; Doc. Iw. i a STOVE DEPOf And Tinware Ilanufsciory TTest Penn Street, NEXT DOOR TO JOHN MeKNICHrS MAMTif itit KBADINtr, TA. TIB SUBSCRIBER respeotfally informs the sbli that ho has bow oa hand tho tersest aaaorlmit of COOKING AND PARLOR 8TOYES in this part or the country.

They are of all patterns and styles an embrace the best ia the market. Also. TINWARE, or every diserintion. SPOUTIItfi Ae made and pat ap at the meat reasonable rate. JSOV.lVu ABAJral MORS ABLE BODIED MEN ABE WANTED to fill aa a aompany now in eama.

Pav and Ra tions to eonuneate so aeon as enlisted. Apply to PRANK BITTING, nov aotf. People's Hoase, Penn at. belaw d. Coal at Reduced Prices for Cash mHEbost cjeality of Black Heath and White Ask A.

CoaL eleaaand Ciee from dirt.fer ml: Boat bow lying at Wm. Krick's Wharf, (Miller's)oB the Sebayl. Kin. uruen at ui following places will ae prompt attended to, vis M.J. Terry's, opposite tjie Pest oflee O.8.

Nelson's, Spraee Street below th. iln. at Richard Brawn's residence, North ReaaSsa, Pa. Costomers eaa pay the carter. PRICES: Stove aad Egg, (weigat.2240 lbs.) SI It Large Nat Coal, Aa Lime Bnraer'a Coal KICIABD BROWN.

Reading May IS, 1161. May 30, ly Worthy of Attention! vet CLOAKS. Will be sold for $12,00 16,00 18,00 26,00 worth, S4.O0. At NEFF'S Cheap Dry Gooes' Store. 0,00 40.00.

NotSS PAT HOGS! FINE LOT OF CORN PED H06S 5is will be sold cheap at the Now Depot daring the day till Satarday. JOHN L. FISHER. CONFECTIONER, FANCY CAKE BARER AID WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IX FOREIGN FRUITS, TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES, 0., Ha. IT East Penn bet.

6th and 7tfe Carry's Old Stand.) Reading, Pau rX anbaariber wonld respeetfally inform his name osi friends and the public in genera) that he has taken the above stand, where he will be happy to sap ply them with eTerrtbinx in his line. He has also faratshed in style his ICE 3REAM SALOONS, Where lee Creams of the finest Quality, and of ererv flavor ean always! had. Families and Parties applied with lea Creams, Cakes, Aa. sear 3S tf OLD STATE HOUSE HOTEL, Fifth and Peaa Streets, Beading, 2iSS05Sl WSOTSSlLj PROPRIETORS. rrrTbebeatLianoreatthBar.

rri The RESTAURANT attached to this Uotejnfuraiihea everything ia season that the markets can produce. fTT Luncb every day from 10V to Uo'eloek. A.M. Jes. HoesvM, J.

DRUG STORE. HUNTER fe CO. PENN STREET BETWEEN 3rd AND 4ih Keep constantly on hand au asortmeat of nare drats medicines and chemicals. Also all the staadard Patent Medicines of the day. Dr.

Ottos Causa Mixture the best now in use. XXnnter's Iodine Oanaparilla, Is the best Blood Purifier now ia use. Diseases af tha skin are thoroughly eradicated by ft in afbert time. Try it. The following is to the point Rbaiins, March 19th, 1M1.

Sib I was troubled for several months with a loathsome disease of the scalp affecting the entire surface of my head under the hair It became so bad that whenever a scab would break the matter rnnniag from it and falling upon the earaaother sore weuld be formed. With the use of net suite one bcttie of your kIodine Sarsaparilla" I waa completely etred laaaoat eight days, for which I am traly thankful. Yours, Ae JOSEPH BODGERA, Penn Street Sold by p.P. HUNTER A bov 20 tf. Penn street between 3d and eta.

Attention Horsemen i 1 ABLE BODIED MEN ARE WANTED to fill ap a Company of Cavalrv now being raised in mis cuy. ao, a samer, a Bad. dler and two Blacksmiths. This Company is accent by the Government, and all despatch will be used get it ready to take the field. The Rendesvoas is the 8.

W. eor. Fifth and Penn seeond story where a Recruiting Officer is constantly in attendance. $100 Bounty will be paid to each member of the Company at the expiration of the term of service, which three years or during the war GEO. M.

LONG, Captain P. HIESTER JONES, 1st Lieutenant. oefttf BENNEYILLE EH1600D, 3d Lieutenant. Notice, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN THAT THE COPARTNERSHIP heretoftre exiftisg between undersigned aad the heirs of Nicholas R. Baa deeeaaed, BBder the name and style of 8ETFERT.

M'MANUS. A COMPANY, eaniredea the SOth a Juae, 1S01, by the terms of the agreement eaietiM between them aad the aaki hire. JACOB R. HUNTER. JOHN U'MANTS, WILLI M.

SETFERT. HORATIO TREE LIE. eepleef AMU CART I 50.