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iiy wiitaftPto Tree tar Cordial for tale at Cheap Jhn'a. iI Cloaks. Ditid N.rr has juet received talk Velvet Cloak at sacrificed prices, worthy tentionof the Ladies ID Wamea'a and Misses Shoes at aH Drifts, cheap estiathecity at CHEAP JOHN'S. aee Deovs aid Boys Boots and Ehoescheaper thai the cheapest at CHEAP JOHN'S. dec 9 ID" Nkw Gcods just opened at David Vun No.

2o, Market Square. hot 26, U7 CHKAP70HNstil ahead of all opponent if ill) pairing Ai WHITMAN G. HAAS, Publishers i HEADING, WEDNESDAY, JAN. ,22, 1862. Mors AIfiE f0n Monday the members 'of benefit ofjtheir families, i Such acts slow what the men are who form that 1 In Towm.

We yesterday had the pleasure of shaking; by the hand, Lieut. C. P. Muhlenberg, of the 5th U. S.

The looks quite ffetli a Family Ball. The Family Ball at the Odd Fellows Hall' will be a very fine affair; These Balls are always the most pleasant affairsand those who go to them know how to conduct them selves. David Badman has a number of tickets still on hand, for which he wants customers, and as this ono is intendod to bo' a sort of Benefit for, him, it is hoped his frionds will Come forward and buy If Frasz SiGL were made a.Major General of Volunteers, we beliere not less than' Fifty Thousand men now in arms for the Union would be particularly do hot urge the appointment of more Major Generals; but whenever another is appointed, we trust bis name will read Franz There is no Msjjor Gcneral. of Volunteers now in the service who has done more good fighting, or evinced more military capacity than he has. A meeting 'of our eitisens will be hold at Eben's City Ball, this evening, at Eight o'Clook, to sign a Protest against the acceptance of the resignation of Gen.

Franz Siacx." Buckwheat Cakes and Sausages, as every one knows, are not hard io, take, provided the Cakes are made out of good meal, and the Sausages are alj right. Well, for tho Sausages go to any butoher, but if you want elegant Buckwheat Cakos, get your meal of CV F. S. Fisher," North Third Street, above Penh. He has just received another lot from the Moselm Mills.

iU MAYOR'S C0URtT' January 18, 1862. Patriok Lowe' was brought from Lock up before the Mayor, eharged on oath of officer Miller with drunkenness, disorderly conduct in the streets, and begging. It appenrod from tho testimony that Lowe was brought to the lock up drunk, and when examined by the keeper as to kaife, bottle, matches, and other dangerous he surrendered knife i and matohes! but as to bottle, on his faith as an Iruhman, ho had none. The officer, not being satisfied, made a close investigation, and found a disparity be twecnthe left and right side of Lowe's breast, and, on being interrogated as to the cause, Lowe explainod it, saying, that he bad a severe sore on the left side. On a further examination, the "spro" was found on the outside of the left lobo of the lung, and consisted of a large excrescence on the surface of the article, "about eight inches in length and four inches in width, and covered orer with tin, resembling very much a soldier's canteen.

On touching it, he seemed to be annoyed by pain, and on its removal he fairly shrieked. On farther examination it was found to contain about a piflt and half of strong liquid, and which he Sailed whiskey. It was further shown that same Lowe asked for money at a certain bouse, and when refused; attempted to kick the person for not complying with his wishes. The Mayor sentenced Lowe to thirty days im prisonment in the Berks County Jaiif i and declared the ammunition of the prisoner contra traband. John Currah wag brought up, next, oharged on oath of officer Eocholl, of a similar offonce as John, from his statcmeni, was very anxious to go, sayiag, that he did not feel inclined to go to prison, and that, if permitted by the would take his departure from tho city at once' and would never trouble the lock up again.

The Mayor asked John whether he had ever heard of the Hon. John Phipot Curran. yes," said John, "we were both bomin the same place, and I often heard my mother say that we wore distant relations of his." What a contrast between Jphn Curraa'andf John P. Cdrran the ene'a beirirar and a. lflafor the other a name that will live forever, hallowed 1 in tno grateful remembrance of his John was scntenoed to undergo an imprison meut in' the Berks County Jail for thirty days.

Good Neivs for Market PEortE People at M. I Coal Exported bj Water from Ewhmoad, Penna. KhodtlJad it, wiUttpshirfj Georgia. Cuba, l. Southern West Indies, New Grenada; NeW Brunswick South America, China, Sandwich "Africa, i ft Nova Sootia, vi in if i 1 rt: 1 Foreign Countries, 3 i 7458 i New England States, New York, 177,723 Pennsylvania, New "49,931 StatfV; Virginia: District Colombia, Florida, Maryland, South Carolina," 4 Carolina.

AiaDama, Louisiana, 29,009 26,296 13,853 COURT ISPOBTBD BT C. O. WAOBBV 610,181 i 10,731. 7,801 5,768 1,548 1 251' 930 G2 'For the Times i Wiconisco, Dauphin Pa Jan. 20, 1862.

Dear Timbs. For the last tixteen years I have been obliged to travel considerable by itud other, modes of conveyance, in Pennsylvania nd other Northern States, bat with due respect for nil conductors and baggage agents that I have met, I must say, that Mr. Clerk, of tho Lebanon Valley Road, and Mr. N. at the Old I R.

R. R. Depot, are the most kind) obliging and pleasant, If you plenso; I wouLl ha mneh nh)ied if vnn would insert the above in vou? valuable little i tending market this mornim iti PV l' Ba 8 1 lllHt on the praise of tho find Chean jlL i t0 tho UnM, in addition thereto, will ilna theap John, at his oJd oanrters eira ri.iu? be all a i v. I wisuior a iiuuamg where ho has opened a vert 'v 9 nna then 1 intend to sond you a few locsl 0 has opened a very i ow nd then I intend to sond you a few locsl vau uivb aKor.meni oi good? a cxeediDgiy low prices. CI1 ii which willbesoldTSIlyy mountaiuous .1 paiv Irulyjouts, 1 llandbcoBriuccd.

Subscriber, I'W 'sal nt 3,662 'J 1 800 600 516 150 a i A. 20,068 Toul, Tons, 1,033,236 ThotnM YKelsh stole a horse, the property' of Easter n'Pcnitentis'Vy for thitfwas the defendant's seoond appearance before our he having been convicted in November sessions, 18G0, ftrr passing counterfeit money, for which of Beading, bow attached to the Eighty eighth Regiment, Penna. Infaotry.Col, George P. McLean, stationed ft Alexandria Virjtnia CiprAiN lGBIFFITHj Bead, Pa. U' 1st Lieut.

Gsge W. Rspp, jj? 3d Vtl It B. SMtMi O. S. Henry Quimby.

2d Serg't J.M.Thompeon, trfr Jacob Hoaeerr 4th Benj Hutnnia, 5th Samuel Husk. fences he had to serve a term of one yoaif in our Beuben jail Leonard' Bow; indicted for the larceny rof a wheelbarrow, tho property of the Schuylkill Nav wheelbirro as his own property, and as baring bought it three years ago at a public vendue from' a gentleman who himself first bad purchabed it there. Grand having finished, the business laid before "theiri were discharged "yesterday. al 3 O'clock; P. M.

Of the sixteen indictments upon which they acted they "returned fifteen as true bills. () (: ii i'Jrr i bi.hi,.'A Porthe limes. GYMNASTICS IN Messrs. Editors. Many attempts have teen made in our city to establish Gymnasiums, but without suooess.

Hundreds of; dollars have, been been precisely so with our Gymnasiums. Rooms fitted up with everything netcssary, have been thrown open to the public, and great has been the rush to jomp bars, vault tho hoiw jowl, or to strike "the ball straight from 'the shoulder. As introduce them where they most assuredly belong in our Public Schools. He very; truly, believes, that little apparatus, combined wkh meth od, is infinitely more advisable, than much apparatus and ne Begii) at the p( the ladder, and by slow steps, and easy progress reach th? t0P' no scrambling with an eagerness and impetuosity that wears you out, before you are half Ii Germany every town of, any importance has its Gymnasium, oftimes' supported by the corporation. The German wiirs tnught the people, that in the field, nothing but a bullet cotild kill a gymnast, and has been proved by the Turner regiment in Missouri, which has oeen more neaitny man any otber engsged on the side of.

the Union. We hope Mr. Becker will receive the encouragement he deserves in such a cause, from our citizens, and that before long a Gymnasium oonduoted on tho right plan by that gentleman will be one of the institutions of our Uy. GYMNAST. Thomas UarrjnsD; Henry 'A; JHtborq George 11am, James Henncrsbitz.

William Jlqtchos'ju, Wesley Hoffman, Frnnklin Heller, Lewis Hum in spent for apparatus, and for furnishing rooms, and Hugh McMullin, apparently there is no reason why they did not succeed. Ltft us suppbse a drawing master visit ing Beading for the purpose of teaching bis art. He rents a rebmInTsiiip manner, and waiU for scholars. When they instead of drilling them in the rudiments of the art, he leta tbem draw anything they wast, and for as long a tidSe ras they want, you' may rest as. Eured it will not take fong for hfs pupilsf to become tired and to leave him.

It has John HnrninnJ Henry 11. llepp, Julius Hoffmnn, Daniel Kissiugcr, Joel Kricky 1 Jit. John Krcbs, Williiini Lawrence. Alexander McLelliu, Joseph Myers, Thomas MeCombs, David James MeCulleger, David McCalleger, Peter Nelson ltcst Andrew Welsori, Geo. D.

Youse, 1) James 'Peoples Lewis Itcigel, Jpbnnlban Reigol, John ltuhl, Alarks Kinelor. William Jiiibluicyor. Henry ttuis, Ilenry Rhood, Ilenry Roth, If, Andrew Shulen John Stioe. Joseph R. Smith, Robert Simons', John Tt William W.Seider, Joseph Say lor, Franklin Swavely t'Tr JoTphsPger, thing they wanted, aud did as long as they William Tinnev.

wanted, in a.ihort time became surfoited from James Toole, D. over exertion, from alack of mtematio instru. Jonathan Weisor, I vu, auu Boiimiijr uoocriou iub eiiaDlisnruejJt. I Tihn Woonov BoiouraiBi pajBicmu tens us mat nothing I Adam Witman, mure conuucive to neaitn man moderate excr "uu "iwuujror, else, so, violent exefcise, dissipates the spirits, weakens the bodyv destroys the elasticity of the norca, ana exhausts the fluid parts of the Oar fermer Gymnastic experience has had tendency, in many cases, to produce the latter effect; Without a system a proper method in there can be no success. Mr.

professor of uiusiu jn our city, is trying to introduce a different, regime to open a new chapter in our gymBastio biptory. He has been a Turner of has established these societies in his native Mr. Becker proposes to raise classes for the pur pose of lemming gymnastics, and if possible to A. 26 Beading, Berks Co 32 Delaware Pa. 19 Beading, P.

22 20 lat Corp. Wm; Spiaklrf 4v Beading, Pa.l li Zd vvm.Ureen, 3d EltaaD.Kerst. 3r 4th Jaa A. Hizh, 19 5th 0rlanda Koeb, I VA 6th Jos. 1 A 7th F.Deihm.

29 8th Wm.l.Kriok, 19 V. Jacob Pabitn iAAj i Musician. Lewellen Bpohn, O'riST X'rvtKJX John Bell, 17 Philadelphia, Pa 'J Privates! lit; 3. A3. VT.

it.7l John Albright, 24 BorklCo.t Pa 4 Kmanuel Able. JPaniCl Geofral WiniamB Bobert Bland, John Krittnn.t John A. Becbtel, Jacob Bord, A. Henry Bossier, Daniel Boile, D. William S.

Ball, D. Cyras Burkbart, B.f William Carey, Henry W. Call. James DeDord, r. Harrison Eddrager, Daniel Eckert, David E.Ely, Henry Tobias, at Leinbach's tavern in Bern towh 't Isaac Fields, ship.

denied hit guilty intent, but was I Johnston Flagg, nevertheless found guilty, and sentenced te the 44 7 Beading, Pa. 20 Co.j Pa. 35 80 Beading, Pa. 24 i JA i I. 18 27 21 37 20 2.J i 1 '22 VJ.

4.1 43 39 1 33 39 26 23 25 35 21 37' 19 .42 '21 ,18 20 44 28 27 23 00 43 40 20 21 44 il It i Chester Co. 21 Reading, Pa 20 ti 20 20 21 i 4i. 18 1 20 Reading, Pa 22 Beading V. 23 Bordtl i ia 1, 'V 21 40Bird8boro' Pa. 18 29fWWtrCournois BeaiHtfgfPa; 18 25 28 35 39 19 22 18 Igation Company, aa on He claimed the Holt, T44 i L' 11' Vivniinm An (I Ti 42 1 Centre Pa.

Harry O. Frill, A. 42 Beadibg.Ta. 7 Frederick Ferner, r. 35.

Germany CelesUalGoQd.riA'l '31i Beading, Pa. Jefferson Good, Joel Uooahart, 4 8 ilenry Gobert, ii (i cc neaaiiig, ra Knston BeadiDgl Manchester, Epg. Adiiius Pa'. Reading, Pn. Ktcbiuond, Beading, Pa.

it i York Co. Pa. 11 Switzerland. Austrin. Berk? Cot, ft ilUiil.i Germany.

Reading. Pa. Aberdeen Scotl'd. Beading, Pa. ft Lehigh, Pa.

Chester t. Dublin, Denmark. Berks Pa j'J 22 Bonding, Pa. 20 4 32 Germ'y ueuuing, ra. i.

(i Carbon Pa. Williams Ten. Reading, P. rr it Meat marked are 'discharged on aooount of Men marked are desorters from the Oompa Men, marked wefe discharged by civil au thority 4 PHILADELPHIA MARKET: 1 Jan. 21.

The deniaad for Flour has fallen off both for export and home consumption, and the market is Very dull. Only a few hundred barrels were taken for shipment at to6 per barrel for extra family and $5,50 for low grade extra. The sales to the retailers arjd bakers range from $5,25 up td foir common aiid fancy Jots according to Flotft is peiimg ib a small way at $3,75 ja Corn ftloal nothing doingN We quote Penna at $3 and Brandy wine OrainWheat is dull at the decline noted, and buy are holding off for a further concession Small sales offalr sndprimeenna "Red por bushel hito ranges from, L40tokM; Rye continues to sell at 72to73 cents Cernls in steady demand and further sales of 400Q hunheU yellow were made at 68 eenta. Oata are unchanged; 2500 bushels Penna. fu store, sold at 1H au per bu hels.

l) JAMESON'S BUILDING, N. COR. SIXTI4 AND PENN READING, PA." ID" rictarea warranted to' give atUfaetloa.r Photograp'hio Ariit4. MIshler's new Hotel Building, West Penn Square. I Reading, Pa.

1X7" Ladles should avoid Purple, Pink, and Lich dresses generally. Sep i71y. i poll A CLAIM again 1 8IMSON HOLLANDS News PPr Ag nts apon Phila. R. R.

Road, for Jfew Junni It HARVEY BIRCH BRO'. ART NEK, AN TED with little cash, in a pfeaa. 1 ant and genteel business fullv1 stnbliknii. lug Iarso nrohts. iinrus v.t nM.TuS i tM V4M i ianst 3Iasiiclic Tack, Hamiis7riT" WALL and exaniino th Majinetic Tack llamm at GEOHE LERCH Cor.

Fifth and Market SquatcVh'sl dour to Borbon's JanlH f3yqasMawailwaaiiira.JAwHrta rery simple remedy, after having suffered several vaftrn with a Murftre lnnir affection, and that dread dls a is anxious to jeiiowf urerers jne means oi cure. i Tni' ahadr re 1L he will scnda eofr of he Vi acriptl a used! ee of charge,) with the Ira Ions I ff i prepaf and ing the same, whicM tbey find 1 1 A e. Wkeri' fronts litir Thedntjabject of the advertisW tn setmlug J4 Prescription is to benefit the afflieted.and spread infor mation which he conceives to be invaluable, and be hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost tficBotaiBg, and may prove a blessing. Persons wishing th prescription will please address RRV. EDWARD A.

WILSON, BroiTnos vaneticsr ODD A CARD TO THE PUBLIC 'A In consequence of the Hall having been previously engaged, the amtl perfonaanee wltt tataff J' EVENING JAN ae pri nine uuiver's Dt; er's 1 a to: 1 IBSt w' i. uced fderth first play in Anwaa.ta.etjted the i STARTLING HO VUfcTT. The particulars of which be.4ly BMoanced;" UJ For further parUculars see future yubUealions, Admission, Parquet 25 Cents. Gallery 16 Cents 5 Doors open at to 7. Commence at DC.

25 'GIRLS ARE AtfTED TOtlAHN Apply at i ji ft rASE i prick, Jan313t Pearl Alley, 3 doors below Spruce 5 AJtJCKSKIN PDRSK coaUtning Five dollv.BoU oa the farmers' Bank, five toilers la small notee. little silver and a few pennies. suitable reward will be giveBfor its return to THIS OrilCii. vc4j jaa803 si it.i.ic..r fct i punn headiho 7iije3 i And Wine Vinegar. rpHE TJNDERSIONED has the best Reading Wine, constantly on band, At the roUcwtag priaea Makeef 1859at $140 per gallon I 1861 ,1.00 a PITRB WINE VINEGAR AT 24 Cfs.

Which may be bad of the following agents D. Smith, Grocer, North Fifth Street. A. H. Peocock, 'a South.

ta i .1 Dreifoos Penn Adolph Hoffinan," Walnut above Eleventh. A 1 0 a kj luuiiflir.n i tineyard, Walnut street above 11th. 'dec 30 1m ,11 5he Cimes Demand Sconoay, I 1 1 w. c. krouse, In order '0 meet the of the times, now man ufaetures' JIKRKS COUNTY RYE AND WHEAT COFFEBJi which is Warranted eqtial to the best article in the iimrket The public is requested to ffive it a trial.

Miinufaetory, S. W. corner of Fifth and Chestnut StreetH, Reading, Pa. Jan 10 i Liu 3 jujuwas jj awjlab jua, Dealer In Dry Goods, Groceries. Carpet Chains, Cotton Yarns, (luce 11 wr( jiiatisw tr, i iU WnOl ESALE AND Vli't iY 'i.

Corner of Penn and Third Reading; a FULL LINE OF DRY GOODS. INCLDDiNG A line assortment of Woollen OooUh, ntthe lowest market rates uroceriesot all kinds a beautiful assortment of Glass and Qucpnsware, coinprislug a large vawetyof Tea Setts, Dinner are, A IL superior quality Miuce jUtat, Crauborriq Bai I CUtUL'S, Appien, etc. Jan 7 tf. LEWIS BRISER, Corner Penn and 2d Streets, Reading STORY HOUSE in Fourth street between Wanhin 'ton and Walnut With a two storv back Building. ater and Gas atl complete." Possession given on ApniiM.

lnquireor Jau'ls lw; rn WILLI AM EI GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT IlARDWARKlROXiSTEiEt TATTTTe I'UJJJTr DRUGS AND GLASS. 1 1 TO AuRICULiTL'IlAt IMPLEMENTS, TUB OLD STAND, ESTABLISHED IN Former Iv Keim. Siri ,4 Also, COL OIL, LAMPS, SHADES, CHIMNEYS, tci "For sale by 1 ut J. Ii STICnTER." Janlitf. 'AT nil! Whll fetnM.

J' penn street, Reading. IMRST QUALITY COAL or rotafLat GEORGK LERCK Cor. Fifth aBdiMatkitTSquareiBext door to 'Barbon's Mansion uouse. 1 janlST Uunter's Iodine Sarsaparilla, I More Testimony, I il i.i Rtimvo. Nov.

2th. 1 Rfil I have used Hunter's Idoine Sarsaparilla for the Blood', and derived more benefit from ft than irons anyor nu or tne I have ever used. 1 1 would heartily recommend it to all persons afflicted with any disease of Ube blood I had a severe attack uuiers wuu me sa 1 a resuw, if JGHN O. ItEPLER. JICNTER A.

CO. keep constantly on hand an assortment of Pure Drugs. MeJkine.nJ Chrinleala. Alo all "standard Patent Mediciaoi of the Dr. Otto'sCough Mixtures, thebeot now.

in use. Hunter's worm taxes, nnoopiug uougn dee vines. ore in reon Ktreet. A Between Third and Fourth. Skates! Skates! 7 A FTJtili assortment of Skates, Including the celo brated BLQNDIN SKATES, fyr sale by v.

1 CEORGK LKRdH Cor. FKtand Market quare, next door to Barbell wiiasiBiw 'Jan 15 dec 20 tf For Rent. A JX STORY HOUSE la Chesinui street il below Fifth. RICK 110 Apply to BRICK W. O.

KROUSE. TI1RKE STORY RRICk'hOOE, situate In 4th street, between Washington and Walnut. AddIv Jan 4 tf A 1 50 HEN EXITED FOR THR CURTIN HtJZZARS, Now in Oatap For whieh the position of A j.ieuiciiaBt aa $60, urui I. I I' ni jlliu i i o.m? applied tor a to CAPT. Ai fHlOB Broad Street Philadelohia.

A Telegraphic Despatch will be attended to. Janl51w, A 7 i i Notice, XTOTICK 19 HEREBY. GIVEN. THAT THE CO PARTNERSHIP aiRUBg1 betneeB the undersigned and the heirs of Nicholas V. R.

Iluu ter, deasL the nanw and styto of SEYFKRT, COMPANYexpived on thCf)th day of June, luoi, oy me ierm oi me Rgrccme si exisviug between them and the said i 'JACOB nUNTEB. as JOHN M'M ANt, WILLI IM nOKATlO TRF.XI.ER, sepltf VAME3 MCARTY 4 I PURE, AND IOIR YEARS OLD, 'XffTi OPOUTO FRUIT. pBHY8ICIANS'TJM. tES; WEEKLY PERSONS AND I INVALIDS. Tonne and Active 1 5 3 lBf 'V 1 BETWEEN THE AGE OF 18 AND 30 i5P 5tfW Ivery family at this seaaon, sheaM use the 1 Criebi inXurope' for Its rmMickl aiid beneflca! auaUtiei as a gentle 8tiailaat, Tonic, Diuretic and Budorific, aigatly esteemed by eminent In European and AmericsA Bos pitala.

and by some of To Q1I un a Companv under the. command Ctrptaia James Wfltiuiore. for the War and pot to exceed thro years. The company will be mustered into a 1 nifle Regimeut Un'er thecomaianl off' I 'fA Col. THOMAS AAZIEGI.E 1.

Lieut. Col. n. B. WOOD.

$100 Those desirous of entering the Service of their eean try will have afineo fportuBitvordeing so by joining this Regiment.as it is the object of the ofBcr to It the most efficient in the service, and an honor to the State. 'm rf Pay to commence on the date of enlistment, and tho men will be clothed la the Regular U. BFniforu im mediately. Capt. J.

MILTIMORE, Recruiting Officer Apply IIouse, 'tNe, aPea Street. TTTANTED IMMEDIATELY, Twenty.five young I nea for the SIXTH REGIMENT S. Hegular Cavalry, Wtiiti ifl ItiA Prank IWnffnnn 1lpa.ii.ip.nt In tliA wnrlH now doing duty as be president's Bedy Gaaru, in the of Erysipelas about four years ago, and was perfectly tyof by cured by using the Iodine SarasBarilnw havlntr had no i GEN. D. HUNTER it COL.

W. H. EMORY, symptom of it since. I have also seen it used by Graduates from the. MiUtorv Academv at West PotoU aaknrwledgcit te be gentlemen oi the highest military attainments In the American army.

IMft BOfJNTl 1 Pay from $14 to $39 pier mth, traveling expenses paid back to the place of enlistment. Ehy will be And turnisaeti, trie or, cnarge, witn itorses.ars an accoutreraents. A glorioua opportunity for aspirants after military fame can now be secured, as by joining this Regiment young men possessing the reiisitf jt paciiy, will oe promoisa irom me ranas rOMMTSSTONKD OriTIRKRS. A MnsiciaM also wanted. TTT" The last and only chance to join this splendid Regiment is now offered Apply atonee av HOUSUM'S HOTEL, ceraer of 4thj Ud Penn streets, Reading, Pa.

if STEPHEN 8 BALK, 4 Lieut, 6th Cavalry, U. Recruit4gt)fficer Jan 20tf WH0LE3ALE A17D BETAIL, A rrilE SUBSCRIBERS hkviBg Vovght the old esUb Uhed Hardware and Iron Store of the late Frick 4 er, BtcvensoB es ana saving aaoea a large new stock of goods, would respeetfulty sail the attention Of the public to tneir large aMwrtnteat oi Hardware Cutlery. Iron, Stt3elt; Paints, toils, Glass, i uin' Saddlery, Coach Trlnciugs, Whieh they are determined to sell at the ery lowest' ,1 1 MarkeA Pices, AND RETAIL. 1 GEO. LEECH Co.

Jer. filth and Market Square, next door to Borbon's Mnnsiun IIoue. i KFJ OL1) S'lVvND.) GKORGIC LEUCH, Jan.lStf i i T. 1 SV Witt'to i I AA Ltijfi It has dq equal, causing an appetite and building op the being entirely a pure wine of a most vafu i able' fruit." a i it 1 I S.A,WURMIC,,i 5 lit impartt healthy action to the Gland and Kid, neya, and Urinary Orgarta, very benefieial, in Dropsy Goat and Rheumatic affections. it; 4 4tjjpi '8PEER'S WlNB''" a jja not, a mixture or manufactured but.

ia, pare from the juice of the Portugal r'abbucug, cuitivat ed In New Jersey, recommended5 by Chemists: end, Physician as poaseasiag medieal properties soperlcfrlo" aay other Wines in nse, and an excellent article for alt jwakemd debilitated persona and the aged aidvfnlniy 4mproVtBgtae appeiita and ia4In'Chi den. i A LADIES WINE Bteawe.lt will Jtot Iftokieateai othevwiuea, MIC contaiaa no Buxtnre of niritn Br ether linnnn. and adnilndi far Italrich, pMtuiar 'ftKkr'sii jurtxjtilo properties.imparti a healthy tone to the digestive or a blooming, a healthy skin and com ptcxion. a i Wfr. ta 31 few well known gentlemen and physician, who have tried the Wine iGen.

Winfield Scott tL 8. A. Gov. Moraan. N.

Y. State. rDH. hUtbu, N. Y.

city. Dis arker, H' Av' Niehnll. Npwurlr WiUon. 11th N. Y.

Dr. Ward. Newark, J. Dr. Newark; N.

I. Parish, l'hiladel phia. 4 41 J. IC?" None genuine unless the signature of "ALFRErf Pl'KER, Passaic, N. i over the cork of, each bot tle.

1 UM a i MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE. FOR SALE BYr rrnm A Olltlllfl ta. ironneior. i 208. Broadwav.

New York; Sold bv Birch Bros Hunter ft Co J. KI McCui ily. 3. 11. Raser, S.

8. Stevens; ReldJug, Pa? iDr.M. Withers, Pottstown Pa i I A SIUE Prnnrivfor 1 P''r jVINEYARD, Psssaie, Ke MrseyF A WBWT Ti I i i i i I i i JOHN LA FOV. Paris. i Agent for France and Germany.

Jan 21 fimn.